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Many Coos County Concerns
Participate in Profits From
Advancing Prices.
Tho irIco of wheat may soar and
flourrmay go skyward without cails
lng any worry to a number of Coos
county firms
All of this Is becauso they word
who enough to contract for several
monUs supply of flour early laBt fall
and ihls will carry them over well
Into noxt summer or fall when tho
1915 wheat crop will bo on tho innr
lcqt and tend to forco prices back to
normal ,dp,?plto tho European war de
mand,, Theso contracts aro made on the
barrel basis, so many barrols to bo
dollvored at stipulated Intervals dur
ing tho tlmo.
CJno concern contracted for over
1900 barrols and others for several
hundred.
Many of theso arc now nblo to en
Joy n marked profit as a result of the
ndvances. Their prices follow tho ad
vanccs that their less fortunato busi
ness rivals, who did not contract for
their floiir, have to make, ob tho
wholesalers advanco It on tho re
tailors. Ono company bought about $30,
000 worth of flour beforo there was
Jiardly any advanco nnd slnco then
tho market has Jumped about ?2 per
barrel.
Most of tho flour companies were
willing nnd even glad to contract
nbout tho tlmo tho European war
started, not figuring that tho prlco
wpuld go up so much, owing to tho
fact that, tho 1014 wheat crop was 11
record breaker.
-HEW DODGE-GAR
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'George Goodrum Receives
Much Heralded Machine
Autoists Enthusiastic
Tho sonsatlon of tho year In local
nuto clrcloa coino today when tho
first Dodgo car was rccolvcd by (Jeo.
Goodrum, tho local agent.
"Iim't It a beauty!" and "Doesn't
alio run smooth?" woro tho exclnma
tlpns that enmo from tho largo num
ber who assembled at tho Ilrcakwator
dock to soo tho car unloaded. Closer
examination brought ncores of similar
remarks nnd for tho tlmo being oven
tho handsome now Cadillac S was for
gotten. It Is qnlto tho last word In auto
mobile construction. Tho lines of
beauty hnvo not been sacrificed In
equipping tho car with nil tho latest
dovlces and tho construction to In
euro Borvlco nnd comfortnblo travel.
"Whllo not a heavy car tho lines of
tho framowork bespeak strength nnd
durability.
Tho Bhlpplng weight Is 2200
pounds. Tho machluo Is scarcely nu
dlblo uh It glides along.
-AutolBtH "who examined tho engine
approved It highly,. It Is n four-cylinder,
cast en bloc with romovable
'h6ad, water coolod and has centri
fugal pump. It litis n 4 Hi Inch
stroke Tho 15-gnllon gasollno tank
Is hung on tho roar nnd Iinu n pros
Biiro'fcod. Tho transmission Is tho selcctlvo
sliding gear typo with thrco ttncoriti
forward and rovorso.
It hns 11 Or Inch wheel liaso. Tho
holly Is tho real flvo passungor typo,
comfortubly upholstered In gonulno
grain leather with deep springs and
natural hair.
It Is electric lighted and left sldo
drlvo with center control.
Description, howovor, Is futllo, and
you need not heod tho critics, wheth
er fnvorablo or not. Tho only way
la to soo tho now Dodgo onr, exam
Ino It cnrofully, rldo In It then form
yyltr owii Judgment.
Tho now Dodgo will bo on exhibi
tion nil day tomorrow at lioodrum's
garngu.
Special Services Held Every
Evening at 9 0'Clock to
Ask-Divirie Aid in War
tnr AsiocUtett TrtH to Coos Ml Times.
DKRIilN, Jan. 21. Tho "war
prayer hour" has becomo a featuro
of tho capital's dally Hfo. It Is
ono of thoso Institutions of tho war
whoso Inauguration nobody noticed
In tho first excitement, but which
slnco then hnvo forced tho attention
of tho public by vlrtuo of being
helpful. Tho "war prayer hour" Is
at nlno every cvonlng nnd is hold
In most of tho churches of llcrlln.
Tho peoplo who nttond tho "hour"
mnko n most Interesting crowd,
which could not bo bolter described
thnn wnB dono by ono of tho feuil
letonists of tho Vosslcho Zeltiing.
"Over tho mozo of streets hangs
n heavy and wot evening, In whoso
mists tho street lnmps look llko so
many dying suns surrounded by
shenfs of red rays. Under thorn
moves n busy crowd nnd bustling
traffic not nj'Uo so lnrgo as at oth
er tlmos. Tho stream of humanity
on tho sldowalk scorns Indefntlguo-
nblo Inexhaustible r: Is made up
of business peoplo following their
dally habits, of Boldlors who carry
arms In whlto nnd black slings, of
ficers In smart city uniforms, and
women.
Over It nil breaks of a sudden tho
deep, metallic volco of tho church
bolls, calling upon mnn to look from
tho things on earth to thoso above.
It Is nlno tho hour of tho war
prayer.
Through tho main portal of tho
church tho' crowd b6glns'to outer
largo families mbstly nnd now and
then n vcnornblo couple. lint
through tho smnll sldo doors enter
hundreds of women tho timid, tho
lonely.
"Dark still reigns In tho pompous
church Interior, hiding tho glisten
ing mosaics and tho other stony
splendor. Hut tho senses establish
Hint tho church Is crowded long bo
foro It Is tlmo for tho sorvlco to com
inenco, crowded with thoso who seok
comfort nnd consolation.
"Tho clock strikes nlno tho war
prayer hour has comot Of n mid
den tho lights In tho vaults abovo
flash up, filling tho Interior with a
light as strong ns thrtt of day. And
with this co m ob tho mighty flood
of tho organ, rising nnd rising until
It has reached n subllmo nnd over
whelming volumo In "Glory bo Unto
Clod on High."
"Light floods tho church nnd In
It faces nnd expressions mny bo
studied. It Is surprising, though
easily explained, that thrco-quortors
of thoso prosont nro women. Thoro
nro old nnd wrinkled mothers; pnlo
and sad girls, ydung nnd beautiful
women. And each of thorn brought
her own Borrow, .her own troubles
to tho holy plnco; nil of thorn seok
rofugo from Bomo nugulsh or im
pending fato In this nbodo of npfr
ttual olovntlon nnd subllmo miworld
llnoss, "Women, women, nothing hut wo
men. Out on tho fields of tho en
emy fights n 'united peoplo of
brothors,' nnd hero within cold walls
Butfors, so It nppoars, 'n united
peoplo of Bisters,'
"Out on tho street thoy nro all
stranger to ono another. Hero In
tho houso of God thoy stand ono
another near. In tho silent throng
boat a thousand pulses, but In tho
tempo of u common misery nud n
common longing for consolation nnd
n lessoning of tholr burden. Thorn
Is tho mothor who trembles for hor
son, tho wlfo who fours for tho Hfo
companion nud tho father, ami tho
girl who prays for tho futuro hus
band. "The man In tho pulpit utters kind
nnd timely words, and when tho or
gan ponls forth, 'Wo coma beforo
Theo with Prnyor,' thoy all answer
with resignation nud tho decision to
actopt tbulr fato as a lot oast by
tho Supremo. When tho last tones
of tho organ die, It Is no longer
four tho throng sonsos, but rover
ouio and consolation.
Republicans Plan to Dafeat T.
J. Thrift at Next Election
Judicial Politics
. ... . . .....A rt1niltn1 la cnVa
.U"0"S'l..f..":r ;;,., al.!Kel.er will call his photoplay house
orm minium in.' i i
A First-Class Motion Picture
Theater for a Ten-Cent .
Admission Charge
The new Orpheiini, which Manager
In tho remodeled Masonic win oe;
opened nbout Feb. 1. Manager Keller (
has already perfected arrangements
for tho nowest licensed pictures and j
win clvn n specially selected pro-
mciutio
It Is understood that Androw P
Davis, of Coos Hay, for n long time
with tho Pacific Const Lumber In
spection Bureau, but now Identified
with Sheriff Johnson's office, will be
brot'ght out as tho Republican can
didate to opposo T. J. Thrift. Mr.
Davis Is well known over tho coun
ty, Is well fitted for tho placo and
would probably hnvo a moro united
Republican support than nny other
other candidate.
T. J. Thrift, tho Democratic In-
mu.ilmnt wlin linn hold tllO OfflCO
tor- n inne time, has always had con-.coast cities and tho arrangentonts
sldcrablo Republican Biipport, but will bo Improved considerably.
ready being discussed In connection
with It. In Coos County, mo iiu
publlcans now have all of tlie of
fices with the exception of Assessor
- . .i. ...i.iinn., f'nnntv Central
nnu mo nuii""""'" - ' . , .. .I.-. .in no lmlo
Committee Is said to bo planning gram oi icnuucs l"" "'" , "
Committee w Bam outpnL A
to secure mm i- .... , ...,.i i,inv ntnrs
oiti ami new iitii ,.....,., -tn
nminnr regularly.
Manager Keller secured whllo lnt
Portland nu opening fenturo wiucn
Is recognized In tho Kast as tho
greatest that has been releosed slnco
tho beginning of tho motion picture
ninnufncturo.
Tho clcctlcnl equipment will bo of (
tho newest scientific achievements ,
and machines of up-to-the-mlnuto
construction.
Tho seating capacity will exceed
nny houso outside of tho Inrgor
A now nnnrnt HE room Will 110 1
built In tho rear and tho Interior!
nt thn auditorium remodeled with'
tho Intention of securing the proper
nccoustlcs and giving a warmth and
comfortableness entirely.
Tho music will consist of proper
accompaniment to tho picture, nnd
tho lobby displays, remodeling of
houso nnd light distribution will bo
cnrrlcd out nlong tho lino of tho
original Idea of modorn methods j
and pleaBlng effects.
When soen today, Mr. Keller said ,
that ho was moro thnn pleased j
with tho encouragement which hoi
has received slnco tho announce-:
mont of his re-entering tho nmuse-f
It Is slated that his activity In tho
last campaign In behalf of other
Domocratlc candidates has cost him
much of this. Somo went bo far
aB to chnrgo that Thrift was en
deavoring to obtnln control of tho
Coo County equalization bonrd by
getting his deputy, Mr. Collier,
elected clerk, and J. J. Stanley,
County Judge.
Dennett for Judge.
Rumor nlso has It that J. W.
Dennett 1 making n gum-shoo ef
fort to lay tho wires to obtain the
Rcpi-bllcan nomination for district
Jiu'po when that offlco comes up
nnt.ln. It Is Bald that somo of his
friends hnvo been endeavoring to
got Judgo Coko to enter tho raco mont world, nnd Intimated that ho
will glvo tho picture "fan" n pleas
lng surprlso whllo kcoplng up his
cstnbllshod reputation of "where'
motion pictures look bettor" and
then somo.
for Congress, thereby making n va
cancy. Howovor, It Is not bolleved
that Judgo Coko enn bo Induced to
glvo up tho bench as long as ho
retains public offlco nnd his many
friends hero nnd throughout tho
state aro said to bo figuring onl Tho MAIISIIKIHL1) QUADRILLMI
bringing him out for tho Supremo CLUIl will glvo n (Inure In ODD I
court In tho courso of a fow years, vk FLOWS' HALL SATURDAY KVH-,
I NINO. Kvorybmly Is Imitod, ospor-
SIGMA CHIS BID FAREWELL tho ..w-timo .mure..
xoTin:.
Tho box factory will closo Fob.
13 and all orders for applo nnd other
boxes should bo In n fow days beforo
COOS DAY MFO. CO.
Paul Dliniu.Vk and Wlfo Tendered
I'nrcwell by Fraternity llrotli-
or nud (tiicstN.
Ten members of tho Sigma Chi
frntornlty, together with tholr wives jtliat aato
and guests gathered last evening In
the apartments of Dr. Mott, of Xorth
Rend, thoro to. bid fn rowel 1 to Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Dlmmlck, who nro leav
ing for San Francisco.
Tho ovcnlng was enjoyably spent In
dancing nud talking over tho old ,
college days, many of tho members1
having attended tho snmo Instltu-.
Uoiib. Several months ngo tho Sigma . , . , . ,. ...
Chi fraternity men formed an alum-! AddS Special Delivery WatjOn
nl chnptor hero with 17 members cn-i 10 US equipment 10 beitCr
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rolled.
Thoso who woro prosont Inst ovc
nlng woro Dr. Lloyd II. Mott, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Qeorgo Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs.
Claudo Nasburg, Mr. nud .Mrs. John
Flngau, Mr. nnd Mrs, Robert
Ilooth, Mrs. J. C. Kendall, Harry
Dutlor, Miss Roula llckma, Miss
Gladys Oraham, J. K. .Montgomery,
I. Russell Tower nnd Hon Fisher.
CLASH OVKIt PRINTING
GOLD RKACII, Or., Jan. 20. Tho
Gold Roach Globo and tho Port Or
ford Trillium aro In u bitter fight
over tho Curry County official print
ing. Tho commissioners gnvo It to
tho Globo after sovoral hoarlngs nnd
Serve Marshfield People
As ovldonco of Its doslro to Im-1
provo tho Borvlco that It Is ren-1
derlng to Its customers tho Pnlaco
Meat .Market has put on tholr own
dollvory wngon which will greatly
facllltato this branch of their busi
ness. Slnco this establishment pass-1
ed into tho ownorshlp of N. D. Os-I
wald last October thoro hau boon i
much improvemont In both tho sor
vlco and tho quality of tho moats
with tho rosult of a steady and np
proclublo lucronso In tho buslnoss.
lu lino with this ndvnncomout tho
(now dollvery wngon will lncrcaso,
tholr ability to glvo ndoquato niidj
satisfactory sonlco. In addition to!
tho matter Into circuit court.
WIIIJAT, SU.lin CWT. IIAIXDS.
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Ho I.KS8 PltH'K n PUNCH'S CH
MUAT MARUIM'. SI) MARKirr
AVKNPK. Open Sntunliiy.
All kinds or
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(VmiuIIIo nnd Mt. Hood Huttcr
Frosli KgK, l'asti-rn O biers,
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Palaco Moat Market.
Phono 3C1-J.
KLK(71' STORU OFFICKRS
Tho stockholders of tho Farmers'
I Store of Myrtle Point hold their an-
I mini mooting nt i.uudy'a hall lust
Monday. Thoy rcolocted tho old
board of dlrootors consisting of G,
G. Swan. R. lhutlott, David McNoIr,
i A. J. Radabaugh and K. H. Ilnnson.
Myrtle Point Kntorprlso.
LKV KKYSKR would llko U npo '
I you nt his RIG DANCK FRIDAY
"KVKNINt! at KAGLUS HALL.
nfnonu ,l,i1l..-. !.. i
Tho Tribune announce. It will take, l!. J , .m , iy,ul",0,, or'
(i ...,....- llors. l"rtlos without pnonos may
I glvo orders to tho driver for do-,
livery and If pnrtlos without phonos
i will lot us know wo will bo glad,
to arrongo to call regularly for,
tholr moat ordors, ,
J W'a nro now carrying tho bosti
lino of moats on Coos Ray and call
especial attention to tho oxcolloiico
i or our Frankfurters, Rolognns and i
Garlic Sausages, wlura nro tho very
j best to bo found in Marshflold. j
Wo nro prepnrod to sorvo you sat-J
Isractorlly and would bo pleased to
havo an opportunity to prove It to I
you.
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jlllmws and donth of our beloved
husband, fathor and brother, G. V.
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