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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON', THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
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CELEBRATE? SUHEflMEW AGENT IS HERE
MERCHANTS AUK HF.SPONSIVR
KAY COMMITTKKMNN TODAY
Pledge Money And (iiinmntcc That
Mfirshricltl Will Have Plenty
of Firo Crackers
Yo scribe peored Into the door of
the Woolen Mills Btoro where George
II. Rotnor was gaily displaying still
more gay tics for tho summer trade.
"Aro wo going to have a Fourth
of July celebration?" Yo scrlbo was
rut short. "Going to have a celebra
tion! Man Alive, how enn wo help
it. Thata what I want to know. Have
one? Well, say, dan n fish swim? Now
listen, Hints old stuff, we're going
to have ft celebration and you can
bet your last year's straw hat on
thai."
All riled up ho was at such a ques
tion and apologies wore accepted af
ter a short parley. And then canio
the explanation.
All about the city the oFurth of
July committee went yesterday. They
visited tho butcher, the banker and
tho shoemaker. "Not a turn down in
tro whole lot," says Mr. Hotnor, "nnd
what do you think of that for spir
it." Again today the committee was at
work. Success Is theirs tlioy say.
"Not tho biggest wo over had. Who
expects It this year though?" soy
tho committeemen. "We're going to
havo plonty of flro crackers, some
ball games, somo more races, reg
ular thrlllors those, Oh yes and then
maybe wo'll havo a potato raco
open air dance, a parade tho band
out, oh well, all tho celebration that
our old forofathers novcr thought of,
thats what wo'ro going to have."
So through tho week this commlt
tco Is busy. For a starter they say
that each of tho bnnls havo contrib
uted liberally for tho causo and
would'nt huvo "hollored" If asked
for more, And it Is In tho spirit of
Rood will and optimism that Marsh
field Is making preparations for a
good old Fourth of July.
Holiduv ut .Mill
Gonoral Superintendent Moreen an
nounces that tho Smith mills will
closo down Friday night, July 2, and
r.craaln closed until Tuesday morning.
A. II. Powers announced that tho
Smith-Powers logging camps would
close Thursday night, July 1 and ro
main closod until Tuesday morning,
July G. This will onablo tho employes
to como on spoclal trains Friday
morning and return Sunday and Mon
day as thuy ploaso.
Two or three dayB will bo given
ovor to tho colobratlon, though this
Is a point to bo left uusottled until
tho mooting of tho Chamber of Com
merce on tomorrow ovonlng. Tho com
mittee today said that all efforts will
ho mnile to again secure Harry Klm
'ball to manago the colobratlon.
THEODORE HERGMANN, n Port
land shoo manufacturer, has re
turned from ii trip Into tho Val
ley and to Curry County on busi
ness nnd came over on tho train
last ovcnlng.
C. R. WADE, a prominent nttornoy
of Dandon, accompanied by Mrs.
Wade, arrived hero last evening.
This morning Mr. Wade left for
Salem where ho has business be
fore tho Supromo Court, while his
wife will visit hero with her hIs
ter, Mrs. James Cowiin.
NOTICE OF A1XNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING
' Notlco Is horuby given to tho lo
gal voters of School District No. 1),
of Coos County, Stato of Oregon,
that tho Annual School Meeting for
Bulti District will bo held at Cen
tral School nuildlng, to begin nt the
honr of 7:30 o'clock P. M on tho
third Monday of June, lielug tho 21st
day of Juno, A. I) I tun.
This meeting is called for tho pur
pose of electing one director to
servo for tho term of threo years
nnd one clerk to serve for tho term
of one year and tho transaction of
business usunl at such meeting.
Dated this 2nd day of June, lUlfi.
Attest. John F. Hall,
District Clerk.
A. 11. Powers,
Chairman Hoard of Directors
Watch T,etwi In lij -inllo Friday.
That Graduation Present
Will be Right if it Comes
From The Red Cross
For Girls
BRACELETS
WATCH BRACELETS
BROOCHES
RINGS
LAVALIERS
EAR RINGS
KODAKS
MESH BAGS, ETC.
THE QUALITY GIFTS
Jewelry Department
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
PHONE
O.
1.
IirHNKTTK IS ASSISTANT
TO AOHNT STUHIt
Comics From Monterey Office to At
tend to HiinIiicss of North Paci
fic .Steiinmlilp Company
0. 1). Uurnctte, of Monterey, Cal
ifornia, has arrived here to take the
position ns nssistant agent for the
North Pacific Steamship company,
operators of the Kilburn and the
Santn Clara. For several years Mr.
Uurnctte was agent of the company
at iuonicrcy, previous iu inu menu- ulna '
Intlon of the now service to CoB'MIS3 IDA MATTSOX of CatchlnB In
Hny and Portland when tho office
there w closed.
Monte, ey Hay ranks high as a fish
ing ground, says Mr. Rurnetto. In
tho last few years there has been
erected several big fish canneries.
Much attention is being paid to tho
sardlno Industry and perhaps more
of theso little fish aro caught there
than In any other place on tho Paci
fic Coast.
Two million cases were packed and
shinned from there last season. In,
great schools tho sardines flock In
to tho liny. Formerly tho people
used to catch them off tho Monterey
docks with snag hooks, catching 40
or CO within n fow minutes time.
Tho schools enmo In so closo to tho
shoro that often tho water was
black with them, a fact that brought
tho whales In for their annual feasts.
Salmon fishing and canning has
also taken a boost there. About
10,000 barrels were sent from there
last season.
MISS LAURA KRUSE AND
W. J. CONRAD MARRIED
Popular Young: Couple Iicavo On
Fnily Stugo For Two Weck
Honeymoon nt Fair
Miss Laura Kruno, at tho homo of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Kruso
of North llend, was last ovonlng
mnrrled to W. J. Conrad, one of
the most popular young men of this
rlty. Tho ceremony was porrormed by
Row Father McDovltt.
Tho brldo was attended by her sis
ter Miss Lena Kruso and tho groom
by W. C. Swain as tho best man. On
I Ittimnillnln fnlnniln tifitrt lirtiiliillt
ho ma lane. Immediately a er-
wards tho groom slipped away from
his Elk frionds and tho brldo follow-
ed shortly hut wns discovered In tho
act of leaving and entertained until
tho nowly made husband returned.
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X LOCAL OVERFLOW X
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Itiiys Fort!. Win. Halo of tho L.
L. Thomas storo Is tho proud pos
sessor of a new Ford touring car.
Autos to Coqulllo Lynn Lambeth
snld today that they would resume
the Coquille-Mnrshfleld auto stago
Borvlco tomorrow Ray Martin wns
nblo to got through with his Ford
yesterday nnd again today with good
passongor loads.
Takes FAiimluntlons. Twenty flvo
pupils of the Mnrshflold eighth grado
arc today taking tho statu examina
tion for graduation. It is expected
thcro will be 37 graduates, 12 of
which havo received honors and aro
exempt from examination. Thcro will
bo no exercises for them at tho closo
of school. Tho examination is boing
conducted by Mrs. R. E. Waito and
the pnperH will bo corrected by the
county board.
Medical .Men .Moot. Tho Coos and
Curry County Medlcnl Association
met this morning In Coqulllo for n
discussion of topics Interesting to tho
profession. Dr. George Dix and Dr.
Mlngus, of Marshfleld, woro pres
ent, tho entire number being 12,
Tho next meeting will ho held tho
last Thursday In July In Myrtlo
Point.
Propollor Stolen, Deputy Gnmo
Warden Thomas this morning was
traced a propollor wheel that had
boon stolon from the hack porch of
his home In North Ilond. Somo tlino
ago ho sought u propollor for his gas
oline boat and took one homo to try
out. He found It didn't fit and left
It on tho porch nnd when ho wont
for It later found It hnd been stolen.
Ho traced the wheel and round that
a hoy had sold It to tho Nelson Iron
WorkH, Tho wheol wns at oneo re
turned to Mr. Thomas and now an
effort Is being made to find tho youth
who disposed of the wheel.
MRS. EDW. E, DYER wns very ng
reality surprised when her father
J. S. (Ireenleo nrrlvcd last Fri
day from Vlctorvllle, California, to
spend tho summer with hop. Mr.
Greenlee spent tho summer with
his daughter threo yeais ago and
mado many friends, who aro glad
to v.olromo him hack.
For Boys
WATCHES
CHAINS
CHARMS '
FOUNTAIN PENS
WATCH FOBS
TIE CLASPS
SIGNET RINGS
MILITARY BRUSHES
KODAKS, ETC.
122
J
J PERSONAL MENTION X
$
L. J. POST will leave tomorrow for
I'owcrs.
JOHN AASEN Is over from Conulile
today for a Hhort visit.
MRS. NELSON of Catching Inlet was
a Marshfleld shopper yesterday.
W. IL SHOUT was In the city yes
terday and today from Lnkesldc.
MISS MYRTLE SMITH was a vis
itor her today from her homo nt
Ash.
GKOROK ROOK camo down today
from Loon Lake to do somo shop
let Is n guest at tho Henry Illack
home In South Mnrslineld.
ALFRED DAYNES returned to hfs
camp above Allegany today on tho
afternoon boat.
CHARLES H. KROEOER was n visi
tor hero today from his home at
Allegany.
T. J. HALLANTYNE Is down from
North Fork for a short stay, visi
ting nnd shopping.
WILLIAM CROSS moved his family
to Daniels creek todny where he
ald-Vaughan camp.
E. N. SMITH, u promlnont timber
man of Bnndon, camo over last
evening from tho south.
CARL ALDRECHT will leave over
land tomorrow for Portland and
other northern points on business.
A. II. POWERS came In yesterday
from Powers for a short stay. He
Is suffering from n sovcre cold.
SHERIFF ALFRED JOHNSON who
has been in tho city on business
left this morning for tho county
scat.
O. D. DURNETTE, of Monterey, hns
nrrlvcd here to become nssistant
ngont of the North Pacific Steam
ship Company.
R. E. MILLER, superintendent of
tho dredge Seattle, left for n short
business trip to Coqulllo this af
ternoon. DR. EVERITT MINGUS nnd Dr. Geo.
Dix were visitors In Coqulllo this
morning attending tho meeting of
t''o county medicos.
REV. LUTHER II. DYOTT, who
speaks at tho commencement ex
ercises this evening, Is rcglstorod
at Tho Chandler Hotel.
niSTUICT ATTORNEY L. A. LIMB
QVIST returned to tho County
seat this morning after attending
to tho game caso hero yesterday,
ARUY NASnURG expects to leave
0I1 tll0 Nann Smlth gatur(lny for
San Francisco to join Mrs. Nnsburg
and the children for a visit thcro
MRS. CARL SMEDIJERO and son,
John, woro Marshfleld visitors yes
terday, coming down from tho
ranch on Catching Inlet.
CLAUDE NODLE, n promlnont young
Ten Milo ranchor, camo In yestor
day to look after business in con
nection with tho Noblo cstnto.
HARRY GORDON expects to leavo on
tho Nann Smith for San Francisco
where ho will confer with n shoo
representative for tho fall stock.
HERUERT BRADLEY, son of W. C.
Hrndley, who has boen spondlng
tho pnst fow montlm In Portland
Is expected homo soon.
W. C. BRADLEY nnd his mother-In
law, Mrs. A. D. Traer, aro moving
from Third and Anderson to nn
apartment In tho now Langworthy
apartments In South Marshfleld.
MRS. CARL SMEDUURG with her
son, John, or Catching Inlet, Is
visiting nt tho homo of her par
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Black,
on Fifth street.
C. N. MURDOCK and his wife, tho
latter a slstor of R. O. Graves,
havo loft for Salt Lake, being call
ed there hurriedly in regard 'to a
carp In which Mr. Murdock is In
tel ested for tho Department of Jus
tice. MR. AND MRS. W. J. CONRAD loft
on tho enrly morning stago for
San Francisco via Eugene where
they are to Bpcnd their honey
moon of two wcoks,
MRS. E. M. SPAULDING returned
today from a two-weoks' visit to
Portlnnd and to her homo In La
Grnndo. While In tho Roso City
sho bought tho fall nnd summer
goods for tho Spnuldlng (i, 10 nnd
lfi cent storo.
MRS. GEORGE SNYDER nnd child
ren moved to Daniels Creole today
where Mr. Snyder who preceded
them is employed In tho McDon
ald and Vnughnn camp. Mrs. Bo
znnsou nccompnuled them for a
soveral days visit.
L. R. BAILEY, an old friend of J. L.
Brlce, arrived hero yestonlny from
Rosonbtirg, Texas, to locate on tho
Bay. Ho has boon engaged In tho
Jewelry business, about fifty miles
west of Houston nnd reports busi
ness rather quiet thcro.
II. S. MURPHY returned last evening
from Camp 1 on South Coos River
whore ho wont yestonlny to inves
tlgato tho death of tho Austrian,
lso Grozdanle who was crushed bo
ncath u log that ho wns bucking.
Snveral employees of tho camp
wore questioned.
MISS EVA SCHROEDEH, of Coqulllo
has returned from nn extended va
cation trip nnd visit with friends
and rolatlves In Eurokn and other
sections of California including
tho San Francisco fair.
lr. H. E. KEITY, DENTIST
Phono nti-J, Room 110 1, Coke bli!Sl
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TELEPHONE SERVICE TO POWERS
We aro pleased to announce to our patrons tho extension
COOS AND CURRY TELEPHONE CO.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
KIDNAP THE BRIDE
W. J. CONRAD ESCAPES ELKS VIA
KITCHEN DOOR
Part of Herd Descend on Nculyweds
in North Bend to Rid Them
4 God .Speed
Like wolves of old that descended
on the fold several car loads of Elks
last night mado their way into tho
Kruso homo In North Bend whllo tho
last strains of "Oh Promise Me"
woro still 'fluttering nbout and de
manded to sea tho brldo nnd groom.
Mrs. and Mrs. W. J. Conrad, blush
ing, .mado their appearance and
greeted tholr friends.
But Conrad early became suspic
ious of knowing winks exchanged be
hind backs and whllo tho health of
tho couple wns being pledged slip
ped quietly out the kitchen door nnd
disappeared In the dnrkness. A fow
minutes lntor tho bride, accompan
ied by her brothcr-in-lnw fled via
tho sam'o route, but by that tlmo
Conrad was locked In nn apartment
in tho Myrtlo Arms.
Finding their quarry escaped tho
Elks instituted a search. Two
blocks away Earl Powell, L. L. Thom
as nnd "Bill" Chandler found tho
young lady in question with her
brothor-ln-law John Mullen, who
had somewhere secured a baby car
riago to ward off suspicion.
Like good nmntour detectives the
two Elks spied their game nnd tho
brido was kidnapped and taken to
tho Elks Iddgd rooms and thcro en
tertained until tho groom mado his
appcaranco shortly after midnight,
Thcro was a little but Joyful ban
quet in tho wco sma' hours and tho
couplo wero given n hearty good byo
with many congratulations.
Several wore loft at the Kruso
homo ns guards beforo tho brldo waB
carried away. One of tho guards was
Will Goodrum who, losing his bal
ance, fell from a box Into tho slop
barrel.
ATHLETES III Till
COME TOMORROW FROM ALL OV
ER COOS COUNTY FOR .MEET
Imndon In llt'lpgliig 21 Men; Myrtlo
Point and Coqulllo To Ho Rep-
roM'iited on Rneo Truck
Track athletes from all ovor tho
country aro expected hero tomorrow
for ono of tho largest Inter-high
sshool meets ever held In this city.
Coach Royal Nilcs, of tho local team,
states that the meot will stmt at 12
o'clock.
Had woathor intorferred with tho
first dnto set for tho meet but so
anxious woro llio schools to partici
pate that a second date was selected.
The present indications nro that tho
Iiovb will havo good sunshiny weather
for tholr races.
Last year tho Marshfleld High
School team won tho county cham
pionship. Thcro will bo four schools
iu tho meet tomorrow afternoon and
tho general bollof Is that tho scores
will bo exceedingly closo.
Athletes Kntcrod
Tho entries rccolved from Myrtlo
Point aro Larry MUlor, Roy Spires,
Arthur Wldby, Elton Spires, Chester
Iloot, Chester Adams, John Hall and
Harry M. Mlllor. Thoy will probably
bo accompanied 'by Principal L. W.
Wlmborly.
"Wo'ro coming In full forco
writes Conch H. W. Qulgloy of Ban
don and ho sends an entrnnco list of
14 mon. They aro, for tho sprints,
Rnynor Golsendorfor, Raymond Webb
Morton Lowry and Kenon Smith.
In tho nunrtor mllo will bo Edward
Hell. R. Golsendorfor, K. Smith, R.
Wcdd nnd in1 (ho hnlf mllo event,
George Stoltz nnd Dullard; in tho
mllo, Floyd Wilson and Dullard.
There aro two entered in tho shot
put, Sam Armstrong nnd K. Smith;
In tho discus, Lloyd Hess nnd in tho
Javelin, Ivan Pullon nnd S. Arm
strong; in tho broad nnd high Jump,
K. Smith, R. Webb, and S. Arm
strong; K. Smith In tho hurdles nnd
Pullon, Clalro Shumate- and Carl
Stophonson In tho polo vault nnd in
tho relay, Webb, Lowry, Smith, Gois
endorfer nnd nell.
Multifield Entries
Tho entries for Marshfleld aro, for
tho 100 yard run, Morchant, Seaman,
and Holt, In tho 220 yard dash, Mor
chant, Seaman nnd Holt; in tho 440,
Seaman, Wntklns nnd Lecocq.
McDonald, Hack, Chapman and Lo
cocq nro entered for tho half mllo
nnd for the polo vault. Wnttors, Wat
kins nnd Chapman. Hack, Merchant
and Davis will ho in tho mllo nnd
.Morcnani, Frnntz, Lecocq nnd Sea
man in tho high Jump. 'with Mer-, Chamber wF bo lie d Friday" o-o-chan.
Seaman and Lecocq In tho nlng. Juno 4th. 19 5 at 8 o'clock
broad Jump and Hunter. Merchant. It Is requested that all mon SS
.'." Chap?"? and Lecocq In tho shot attend and assist ft mTI?
put. Graham, Morchant, Lecocq and
nuur win iry mo jitvoiin and In
tho relay will probably ho Morchant,
Wntklns, Seaman and Lecocq.
Tho entry list of tho Coqulllo Hlgn
School will probably not bo received
hero until tholr team arrives tomor
row, Seo Merchant win inn 10 sec.
ii
Millinery Sale
COMMENCING THURSDAY, JUN.E 3RD, WE START THE GREATEST
THE SEASON IN MILLINERY ncH,tbr
THE SEASON'S BEST STYLES WILL BE OFFERED AT-
HALF PRICE
TRIMMED HATS
REGULAR PRICE . SALE PRinp
$J5.00
$12.50
0,00
$
$
8.50
7.00
6.25
North s.
THE STORE THAT
BASEBALL SCORES
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
TIE AT NlflllT TIME
A HE
C.iiino Closed 5 to -I Portland Heav
ers Again Full to Catch tho
Winning; Streak
1'KRCENTAGES OP
COAST LEAGUE
Ox Aiaoclit.il rrr to Coot Hi Tlmn.J
W. L. P.O.
San Francisco SI 21 .r.Ufl
Los Angeles ...in 27 .r.GG
Salt Luku . ...ISl 2G .554
Venice 27 110 .474
Portland 2.'1 2G .4 Gil
Portland 25 :i5 .110
Dr AwocUt.4 rmi to Ooot IUf Tlmw.
PORTLAND, Juno 3. Again tho
Heavers wero out of luck yoBtordny
arnd lost to tho Oakland Commu
ters by a score of 2 to 1. San Frnn-
Cisco I'llmched her place ut tho top
with unothur victory.
Tho scores of yesterduy follow:
Coast licnguo
At Portland R. 11. E.
Oakland 2 5 0
Portland 1 7 0
At Venice R. H. E.
Salt Lako :i G 1
Venice l 4 4
At Los Angeles It. H, E.
Los Angeles :i G G
San Francisco 5 15 1
Anicrli'iiii League
it tho ton
At Uoston Hoston 7, Now Yoik
1.
At Clovelnnd St. Louis 4, Clove
land 0.
At Washington Washlugton-Phll-ndolphla,
rain.
At Chicago Detroit 4, Chicago 1.
National League
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 2,
Brooklyn 7.
Second gnmo Philadelphia, 3;
Brooklyn, I.
At Pittsburg Chlcngo-Plttsburg,
rain.
I At Cincinnati Cincinnati 4, St.
I Louis 5,
! At K'nw YnrlfVni. VnA r. Una.
ton 5. Cnlled end tenth, darkness.
Raco track :lfl 3( cuiitn.
lllir ilaucu at Itlnif Kiitiminv iiiiri.tv
luuo nth, Gentlemen $i,o, Luilie
I'Yco.
NOTICE
Tho executlvo commltteo of tho
Marshfleld Chamber of Commorco
will meet Friday aftornoon ut 4:30
and tho gonoral meetlnir of tlm
attend nnd assist
iu tho work of
this Chamber.
OAR FOR HIRH T'r'"r5
Oliver Kcplmit 4
Phono itlO 4
$500
BUYS BEST
ROOMING HOUSE
IN CITY; WELL
LOCATED; CLEAN;
NEATLY FURNISHED;
COST $1,500
LOW RENT
WILL SELL ON TERMS
IF DESIRED
"See Reld About It"
W. A. REID
150 FRONT STREET
Great
S. JENNINGS
SELLS THE BEST FOR JUST A LITTLE LESS
DEFECTS OF BILL
MARINE .MEN HAY NEW SHA
MAN'S LAAV HAS FAULTS
Point Out It May Danish American
Passenger IIojiIm From Pnclfic
Ocrmi
Putting Into effect the now u
mnn's bill will kill practically all ser
vice of tho Pacific mail liners now
ongnged In tho trans-Pacific trade,
say mo murine experts on the vy.
The reason for this statement Is Hint
tho law provide American chips
must curry snllors speaking tho name
language ns tho officers. At present
theso hi'; ships nro carrying Mongol
ian crows tvho speak not u word u.'
English.
Wlion tho lav- becomes effec'I'u !
Is held that It will la-come noewnry
to Buppl.nt tho ("jlncso sallow t'
tho Pacific nrnl'. liners. Tli.a
lo not permit o? tho employment
Orlcn.al ofWcirs,
Tho wage scale of tho Pacific mall
llnciH nt present Is nbout $345,337
nitnunlly.. Undor tho now hw tho
wages, It Is claimed, will bo about
?7'K irl'. :i direct Incronso of Jin
771. Tho passongor stonmshlp com
panies det.'nru that tho Incrcau will
bo too much for thorn to opora'.Vnt
a profit.
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR
JUNK nth.
DIAMOND
Squeegee Tread
TIRES
BEST QUALITY
LOWEST PRICES
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QUALITY PHOTOS
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I MARSHFIEL, ORKdON
WALL PAPER
See
VIERS
About it,
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DRESSMAKING nnd
TAILORED HATS
Work gUMantoed mid prices
reasonable
MRS. II. O. WILLEV
Over Norton & Hanson'o
Phono 1C9-J.
SAVE MONEY
by ordering the famous
kt HENRYVILLE COAL . .
Nut coal, jior ton ...,..,.. .81.00
Lump coal, per ton ',' ,$5.J$0
Or half ton of both $1.75
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Phono 18-J or leuve order nt
Hitler's Cigar Store. .
Chimneys Fireplrvcr
A J. N. BAYLISS '! I
Any kind of brick work at
prices that are right.
And all work guaranteed ,, .
Call at "Tho Fireside," Johnson
Bldg., 137 Second St.
French ranges, holler wqrk.
Phono 434-J
SAVING OF
$250
$6.25
$5.00
$4.25
$3.50
$3.13
Bend
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, Prices Reasonable
r. Commercial nnd irftrj.
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NOW
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Phone 3171
THE REAL QUESTION
Tho question Is not, will men
honor you for your orU i
Hut does your work honor yoa! '
Your concern Is not only to
.crento profit for yourwlf, but I
to mnko that which will profit
tunny besides yourself.
COOS BAY STKASI Ul'XDIlV
Phono 57-J,
t SOUTH COOS IllVKIl H01T
HKKVICK
LAUNCH HXI'IUSS
loaves Marshfleld eury iby
8 a. m. Lentes head of Href
nt .1:15 p. m.
STEAMER RAlXltOW
loaves lie.ul of river dally tt 7
a. m. Leaves Multifield at 2 p.
in. For cliai ter apply on borJ.
ROGERS .V SMITH
Proprietors
DRY WOOD
nt
CAMPBELL'S WOODYARD
North Front Mrm
Phone !!7P
nn COMMUTATION ff
II TICKETS. 82.00. tUI
Blarshfleld-.Vorth IKnd M
Lino
Cars over,- ten mln '"
a. in. to 112 P. "! u "
Slough onco a day, l'l '
11 a.m.; to Kniil three
n ilnv.
GORST & KINO, IW-
pii H Antn A Taxi Co.
Day and Night flwiW
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