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THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELA OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, T915-EVENINjj
COOS BAY TIMES
M. MALONEV, Editor mill Pith.
DAN E. MAI.OM4V, Nouh Editor
Offlclnl
orruitii
J'upwi nf
Paper City
t'tKIS (Dllllly
of .Mundifield.
WHAT COOS BAY NEEDS
Some sensible and practical suggestions for the Coos
Bay Chamber of Commerce from a Booster way back
in Pennsylvania.
Address all eoinuiiinlratliinfl to
COOS HAV DAILY TIMES.
Entered at thu Postoff Iro nt Mnrah
f told, Orogon, for trunsiinliwlori
through thu mulls h aecoml-tlniiH
mnlt mnltnr.
T
KUIISCHIITIOX RATES
Ono year
Per Month
DAILV.
WEEKLY.
.jg.oo
, .so
MB following roninrliihto leUer, rcmnrknule In the fart that It was
written by a man thoiiBninla ot mllos from Coos Hay nnd who
novor matlo but ono vory brief, vlnlt here, but who keepo In ton ill
with this gectlon by rending The Times and who spiihoh the nccdH, re
quirements, resources, prospeefa and possibilities of this wonderful
country bettor than many who hnvo resided horo for years, conlu'im
some Hplandld prncllcal miRKedtloiu for the Coos Hay Chnmhor of Coin-
Koontz Garage
Agency for
OVERLAND CARS-GOOD YEAR TIRES-EXCELSIOR
MOTORCYCLES-UNION GAS ENGINES
Marine and Automobile Repairing a Specialty
North Front Street :: :: " ' Plionc 180-J
mm co.
Honesdnle, Pa., March in, IDli".
Editor Coos Hay TlmiM! I notlco that you uro discussing; Coos j)ay
nnn vnp $ I .r.O nc a Hiiitublo nhuo for nianiifacttirln P, and bocauso you have coal for
Whim paid strictly In advance the power and a harbor for shipment, when you pet your railroad H v111
Kubfloilpthm pilco ot tho Coos liny 01)0 of tll0 lnost ,oiniu0 places on the Pacific Coast for ninnufnc
s'lx'mouU.H ,orrcaro1' -f5 rorturJiiK. In all probability, after f.ho railroad connects Coos Hay with
mo wiiinineuo viuiey, mo coin imihiiiubs win uu iuikuij iiitiranuu. it
Ii hardly probublo that tho Southern Pacific will neglect to develop a
market for Coos Hay coal until tho government project In Alaskn has
.in. .tin. I mi ltd ..runt rttnl In Hint witrffiti Thn Knll t lirirn Pnnlfln utinnlfl
TUB letter which The Tlmos pub "i-""v e ' - - - - - ;-
lUhcs In another column from n,8 tl,llt '!lllroml aml duvelop markets nloni; tholr lino In Oregon and
.... f n- r,,.i,,ru ,,.i ...I.. California Just as rapidly as they can. Increased mining should doil-
BOMIJ .SKXSIIIL
SlKiOKSTIOXS
II B letter which The Tlmos pub
lishes In another column from
one of its renders and mili
ar libers In PeiiUH.vlvnuIn, Is worthy
the careful roadliiK and thoughtful
consideration of every person Inter
ested In the wolfnro and advance
men of tho Coos Hay country.
Jt 1b remarkable that thu resi
dent of another stnto so far remov
ed f i mil this section should so ac
curately sense thu local situation,
diagnose tho needs and point tho
way to tho devolopmont of Its re
sources. Mr. Blocker's knowledge of Cuos
Hay, Its location and resources. Is
limited to ono brief visit nnd lend
ing tho uows as It develops In tho
columns of thu newspaper, but ho
has evidently brought to It tlin
rlro thought ot a trained mind m d
makes logical deductions from care
ful analysis. Ills suggestions as
to tho manufacturing lustltiitlcus
that might bo practically unil prof
itably dovetailed hero will Impress
even tho casual read or with Its
plain common senso and commercial
significance.
With Its deductions and conclu
sions there will bo general agree
ment. Coos Hay has u great future,
but tho present generation should
get busy and not leave everything
too far lu tho future,
I AT THE HOTELS
Lloyd Holl
B. II. Staples, Hunryvllle; John
Nnliloy, Myrtlu Point; A. L.. Hunch,
Wngnorj T. Chrlstunson, Wngnor;
James L. .Smith, Myrtle Point; Miss
Coru V. Smith, Wagner; T. O. Huley,
Wagner; 0. Potorsou, Sunnier.
St. IjUttrciico Hotel
C. B. (llirilllau, Snu BruucUco; Os
car ItoHecn, Wngnor; Dan Muoro,
Portland; Joo Stuvuns and wlfo,
Portland; Fred Stone nnd wile, Unn
lels Creek; J, Nenloy, Haiiiloii; Alex
ander Proctor, Bmplru.
Tickets for EASTEHX MOXD.W
HALL to bo uhen by CATHOLIC
LADIES, uro now on sain tit. "The
Oh I" Phuriiuicy, liii.sy Cornel' anil
WlnulorV.
COOS HAV TIMES
WAR MAPS, TEN CENTS
IIUV AN UP-TO-THE-MINUTE
WAR MAP WHILE TUB
SUPPLY LASTS
ble your population within n fuw years. Old towns whore there- 'a ii
surplus of women nnd child labor can develop toxlllo manufacturing
such as woolen and silk mills and lace mills, but a town like Coos Hay
should first develop wooden wnro manufacturing. Most of your wood
Is soft wood and I wus not thero long enough to know whether you
have hard wood adapted to furniture manufacture, If so Coos Hay Is
Iho Ideal place for mnuufncturliii( furniture on the coast. CI rand Hapids,
Michigan, Is where the finest furniture Is made In America, but a num
ber of furniture factories have bpruui; up in Iho mountainous region
of North Carolina, whore they have flno oak and other hard woods.
Tholr workmanship Is Inferior to that at (Irniid Hapids. In talking
with a Southern manufacturer elmiit that ho said the best workmen
came fioui Norwny nnd Sweden, that they tried somo of (hum, but
they got homesick nnd would not stay, Coos Hay Is on tho ocean
ami near the mountains an Ideal place for n Norwegian or Swede, in
fact, I think I noticed some falr-halred Swedes when I was thero. Pos
sibly sumo of these people could induce Home 'of their nationality who
understand tho furniture business, to locate at Coos Hay,
Iron casting for plows, machinery or water ptpu could be done nt
Coos Hay. Hoot and shoo iiinuufucturo also might succeed. It will
take capital and men that know tho business to make any kind of nian
ulacturlng succeed. There will bo an opportunity now that tho Pnnnmu
Canal Is built for largo coucerim like Smith's or Simpson's to ship lum
ber to Now York itnd ovqn to Europe when tho wnr Is over. There Is
a future for Coos Hay. Yours, II. M. STOCKBIt.
iwero appreciated vory much. The
(lay was pleasantly spent an I n
bounteous luncheon was served.
' Thoso present were: Mrs. Olio
Hill and daughter, Frances, Mrs.
'Carl Johnson, Mrs. Anna Strang,
, Mr nnd Mrs. Conrad llagiiulst, Mr.
, and Mrs. John Carlson, Mr. and
JIm. A. Storgard, Jlr. nnd Mrs.
iCI'i'E. Hngqulst, Jlrs. L. Stone, Jlrs.
jjlary Kalno, Jlr. and Jlrs. I.ack-
strom, Jlr. and Jlrs. John M.uson,
Jlr. and Jlrs. Win, HJoro.vlt, Jlrs.
AillMir JtntBon, Jlr. and Jlrs. Win.
SI i rug, thu .Misses May .tgist,
Tilda" Vlklund, (Jlailyu and Kvolyn
Jtatsnn, Blucta Strang, Ellen nnd
Slgno HJorkvlat, Mildred Storgard,
On.co Hagqvlst, Blvorn I.nekatrom,
Blna Kalno, Kiln mid Bdlth John
son and Messrs: John Storn, Lud
v!k Stone, Walter Kalno, Arthur
nnd Alfred Storn, Ituben JlaUon,
Arthur Holm, Albln nnd Bordlnnud
l.ackstroiu, Ture and Utibcn Iljork
iivist, Milton, Itaymond and Jack
llagqvlst.
We want your cash business and make it
an object for you to pay cash,
GET A RECEIPT
Coos Bay Tea, Coffee and Spice House,
Phono iltM-J.
. FLH1UI & BEiEliifi
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Abstracts
FOlt IfBIilAIIMS AHSTHACI'S OK TITMl AMI IM'DltMATION
AIIOUT
COOS BAY REAL ESTATE, See
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
MAIIHUKIKM) AND C0yL'irj,B CITV, OltlX.'ON
GBNBHAri AOBNTS, BASTSIDB AND SBNCSTACKBN'M ADDITION
AflKNTS I'OIt CANADIAN I'ACIl-'IO HAlliltOAD- JiANDS
IIKMtV SBNOSTACKB.V, MANAOBH
TO BEAT THE BUILDING GAME -:- -:-
Las boon a bobby with us for a good .jauy years and n lot of
our customers will toll you when It comes to gottli g good, sound,
durablo framing material at tho right price wo know our busi
ness. Just tell what you want to build nnd the nniount you want
to spond and wo'll get busy with our pencil aud flcuro out the host
your raonoy can buy, Try ui.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RKTAITj DBPAHTJIBNT
CUT TUB FUEL HILL 1 TWO 1IV USINO OUU WOOD
VHONB 100. 18U SOUTH HHOADWAV
SOCIAL CALBNDAK
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TUBSDAV
Buststdo Ladles' Aid with
Jlrs. Percy Poet.
Open meeting or Ladles'
ilultd.
WBDNBSDAV
Hay City Ladles' Aid wllh
Jlrs, Ilummlugwny.
Auction bridge with Jlrs.
J. S. Hanson.
Coos ay Womon'a Club nt
the Public Library.
Kloster Club with Jlrs. J.
Q. Jarvls.
Kill DAY
Phllathea Socluty at Hap
list Chinch parlgrs.
Norwegian Lutheran Y. P.
S. at ehapul parlors.
Thlmhle Club with Jlrs.
W. Viiughan.
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ASA NT ItlltTIIDAV PAHTV I
I'M
-
On Sunday,
surprise party
of JIih. John
Inlet by the
March 21, a birthday
was given lu honor
Jlatsnu on Catching
"Marthas" and the
Temperance Society or Munhrli'id.
The lodgeti presented the hokleis
with somo very useful gifts vhlch
Tickets for BASTBK.V MONDAY
HALL (o bo given by CATHOLIC
LA DIBS, tiro now on wile nt "The
On I" Pharmacy, Hiisy Corner mill
Winkler's..
Marslifield-North Bend-Empire Atiio Service
Leaves JIni-hhrielil nt Husy
Corner
10:00 ii. in.
2:00. p.m.
r:oo p.m.
licnvcs North llcml IS inlii
ulcs later
Leaves Kinplre.
H:;to a.m.
11::10 n.m.
!l::t() p.m.
T. J. SCAirHC A. II. HOIKJINS
lYiarsiuieio DEC0RATING Ca'
Estimates Eiirnis'ied
Phono 1 I0-H. Maisliflelil, Oregon
LIIUIY coal. Thu kind YOU have
A1AVAVS USED. Phono 72. Paclflo
LUery ami Transfer Company.
I CITY AUTO & TAXI CO.
I DAY AND NIGHT SEKVICB
For 'taxi, phono SO, Chandler
Hotel.
l Kor touring cars, phono 20
. Cuandlor Ho(ol
LYNX LASIIIKTII, Prop. j
J New CnJg : : Now Curs
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OH1MNBYS FIUB PLACSB
J. N. 8AYLISS
Any Kind of Hrick' Work at
Prices Thnt Aro night
Ami nil Work Guaranteed
Call at "The Fireside," Johnson
Hldg., 137 Second St. Phone
434-J.
French nnngos. Bollor Work
S HE HOME
J AFFY MADE
g AVERN CANDY
Wo make lco cioain
.'ITS Central nvo., l"'ono J.'U-L
tl lbs. laid, 15c. Union Jliuhel.
WHAT WOULD YOU NEED?
HERB BUSTUM.THE BAGGAGEMAN, SAYS
AMY STATION AGENT WITH A FREE PASS AND
THE RIGHT TO CHARGE EXCESS BAGGAGE
OUGHT TO BE HAPPY. I TOLD HIN TO BE
HOPPING HAPPY I ONLY NEED AW
Ssssffi
HAVE THAT ROOF FIXED
NOW
See CORTHELL
Phone 3171.
-;
YOU AUTO CALL
FOR FOOTE'S AUTOS
('bono 2II0-L.
Night nnd l)ny,
itigbt Cnfo.
(Jool Cars. Cnrcful Driver
D. L. i-OOTB.
New Models
"HENDERSON CORSETS"
nlao principal distributor
"ONYX" and "CADET"
HOSE I
S.S.JENNINGS, No. Bend
Pictures & Framing
Walker Studio
OLDEST HANK IN COOS COUNTY
Established 188.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $118,000
Interest Paid on Time Deposit
VOU CAS PAY YOUIt TA.VES Tllltoi'nil Tills nu .
Offlcerg:
J. W. Dennett, President.
J. II. FlniMKnn, Vice-President.
It. V. Willlums, Cnshlcr.
Gco- g' W'nchcrtcr, nMt. Cuhleri
luportant Notice to
Property Owners
GIVE US A DESCRIPTION OF YOUR PROPERTY AND
WE WILL OBTAIN FOR YOU AMOUNT OF
TAXES ON SAME. SHERIFF
DOES NOT NOTIFY
YOU
L
OF' COOS BAY '
Sofcti Deposit Boxes For Rent.
FIRST UT ONI
BANK
BENNETT TRUST CO.
MARSHFIELD, COOS CO., OREGON
Capital, surplus and undivided protlts $125,000,0
OFFICERS:
J. W. Dennett, Prcnldont Arthur JIcKcown, SccreUr
Tom T. llonnctt, Vico President Uennott Swanton, Treaut
TrnuonctB n trust business only. Acta ns trustee otcxpreutnuti
and nlBo as executor and administrator of cstntos. Tho only Trut
Company lu Oregon outsldo of Portland organized under new trut
law In this Btato.
fyTER-OGEAW TRAWSPORTATIDW Cfl.
Weekly Bcrvlco Cooh Hny nnd Suit Frnnrhro.
STEAMSH
P ii SMITH
Freight and Passenger Service
From San Francisco, Tuesdays,
From Coos Bay Saturdays
I'OIt SAN VH.lXriSCO SATUHDAY, .AIAKCII 27TII, AT -1 T. 3L
Run Vrnnrlscu Office, fiOO Flfo Hiilldlng, and Pier Niimbtr M
Coos Bay Agout, O. F. McQeorqe, Phone ii
To Portland
every Thursday
To Eureka
every Monday
TJIM FART AND COMFOHTAUMJ
S S. Geo. W. Elder
NEWLY EQUIPPED
" Svi ISST""53 "
teiRSSSZ-Qll coupons in J r
pM Mil vj? V-Ovv
20 10 S JH
'
NOUTII PACiVIO BTEA.1ISHIP CO.
O. F. McQEOROR AGENT W. M. VMSTtn
Phono 421, North Ba
I 1 PhQM) 4t, Mnrshfleld
t ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL j,LAUibS' CLEANING WORKS
J In tho Heart of Marshflold Juo l-rcncli Dry Clennlnj; on (no
i, ih iieiiiiiio rnnrjes. Wo posl.
tlil-ly Kiiuraiitfo nil work
I'lmnn .l'(lA-
WKKIvl.V ItATKti tt rn n Z ...
t. l'v'- .HiSTKN. Mtn-T ii ""roa ji.ii centrul Avonuo.
All .Outsldo TtooniB.
., Ste-n Heat
. Hof mill Cold Water
.DA.V. II VI'IW. 7.V mill UP
i' ' ii - 1 1
:!
no up !
't
SAVE MONEY
by orduriiiK tho Minoiu
HENRYVILLE COAL
Nut conl, per ton 8-1.00
Lump coal, per ton po.oo!
ut. nun ion
MERCHANT'S CAFE
Popular place for
Good Meals.
Prices Reasonable.
Phono IS
lllllyer's
1 "' i--SJIJSliCwmnOTWfiBI
I or leavo eiders at ,
EQUIPPED WITtf WlKEIiESA.
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIS02. -.
SAlfiH FROM MAHSHFIELD EVEHV MONDAY DIMIIN'O JIAKlU
ON THE VOM.OWINO DATES; .MAHCH Iff, AT 0:00 A. !
SIAIICII L'ti AT 1 V. Si.; MAItCII Ul, AT 8:iM A. M.J
poiitijAxi), i:ffi:ctive mauch joiii, and kveuv ritio-"
TICKETS ON SALE AT PORTLAND CITVT TICKET OFFICII, ft
AND OAK STREETS, PORTLAND.
Phone 8tM. o. II. IANDERS, AT"
Clear Store.
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ROOFING
REP,Vn"!G, CONTRACTING,
ROOFING MATERIALS,
FELTS AND CEMENT
J. L BRICF
B. 11 8. P 89 ' ,eaves ,,w,1 of r,ver ,,n,,y t 7
--- .j ' ..: I . in. Leaves Jlarhfield nt a n. I
a i. i,'0r cimr(cr ,lliniv. ,. . '
ROGERS ,i H.MITII
SOUTH COOS RIVER ROAT
SERVICE
IiAUXCH EXPRESS
leaves .Miirshfichl i.terv .inr
h. in. leaves head of river
at .'1:15 p. ni.
STEAM UR RAlXnow I
, EARX K PER CENT
' OX VOIR SAVIXCS
with the
WESTKRX I.O.VX.V RUU.DlXn
, CO.MPAXV. of Suit l4ik.
j Aetb ?2,34O.000.0O
Call or write to learn details
! I. S. KAUFMAN .S CO.,
j I.ocnl Treasurer
. 17 r Front St.
H.MITII
Proprietors
DR
WOOD
AT
CAMPBELL'S W00DYARD
North Front Strati,
Phono 870.
Pug
;et Sound Bridge &
Dredging Co.
Dams, Bridges, Buildings. General Construction
n COMPLETE PLANTS FOR HARBOR WORK.
Our Coos Bay office has available for Oregon coasi
work the
;e "Seattle"
the most powerful, best equipped nnd most thoroughly w0,lcrB
Dredg
tweuty.lnch Iiydraullc dredge In Pacific waters
Coos Bay office,
Marshfield, Oregon.
Moin nffice.
Seattle, Washington.
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