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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1915 E VENING EDITION.
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CODS BAY TIMES
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Af.MtSlALOXEY, Editor mid
DAnAVMALOXEY, News ti
Piib.
Editor
coos bw" ThTejid'sjilmom ahe raised
Official Tflpcr of Coos County
Official Paper City of Jlnrshflcld.
Entered at tlie Postofflco at Marsh
field, Oregon, for transmission
through tho mails aa second-class I
mall matter. j
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.SUM'S .MORE Ll'.MRHR THAN' AXV
POUT OX COAST
report snows rig ritonrc
tiox of voi'xt; i'isii
Records fur iist Iliill of .Alontli of
.May Show TliN Poll
nt Jloud.
Hll.00 1,800 Salmon Tinned Out In I."
Years From Local llntcliotlcs
lteH)K of Sunt. Sinlt.li
In 15 years n total of SU.OlM.SOO
valmon three to four months old
yUHSCKIPTION ItATKS
Coos Hay Is aKaln for ahead of have licon liberated In Coos county
jUitii'i'iuM UAxiia i - .. . . .. , .I, i..,,i,,i ,,,
i DAILY. ' nny Mler l0rt " lnc ' acme coast i ireiuu i.u ... ' " "
Ono year ....$6.00 In tho amount of lumber shipped to soma coos nver ami uoqiuno mer.
Per ra'ohth 50 San Francisco during the last half Of this total OS, IM 3, 300 wero from ,
WEEKLY. . o( May. Over eight million feet went! tho Coos river hatchery and 123,001,-1
WhfnUVst f,'m th C0,,",,le r,Verl
subsoiiptlon pilco of tho Coos Hay any other port was a total In excess j hatchery.
Tirae8,is JG.00 per year or $2.50 for of four million feet of redwood from ' Slmc IfiOi! both hatcheries have,
six inqnllis. I Kurokay usually a heavy shipping been In charge of Frank Smith. ,
port. Tho amount or lumber rrom i rimer ms supervision mo oiiuioncj
each port sent to San Francisco Hay 'of the plants has boon Increased and j
dining the laBt half of Mayfollowst'Jlhe streams kept stocked with fls'. I
Mr nod Spruce . v Without these now supplies annual- ,
'Aberdeen .1,:M5,000 ' ly It Is piobablu that there woi.H
Angeles 1,850,000 bo llltlo salmon fishing In local
' Astoria 1 ,000,000 streams. j
Handon 203,000, Work Mas Progressed I
' r.tuh,!.!., T It. ai i n ilDn 1lmn1itttiiitiit tf Him ui 1 nwtti fit tc
UllllUUJU JlltUi 1IUUI'V UUi viuiui.Hi v uiw ohihimii o
ERE Is a bilcf bit of advlro that Co0rt 1Ja' S.735,000 Ing In tho hutcheiies here, slates i
",nv i, n,i,in,i in M.nt whinli Everett 1,650,000 , Mr. Smith, has progressed under the .
An Independent Republican nows
paper, published every evening' or
ccpt Sunday, and weekly, by
Tho 'Cod liny limes Publishing Co,
Address all communications to
COOS IIAY DAILY TIMES.
PRESS OX.
H
tho boys and girls graduat
ing from school rccclvo theso days
and which In a fow lines contains ,
all that Is needed to Insure their fu-1
tuio success. It applies equally to
communities, cities and nations, ns
well as Individuals.
"This Is a speech, brief, but full
of Inspiration, and opening tho way
to all victory. Tho mystery of Na
poleon's career was this, under
all difficulties and discouragements,
"Press On!" It solves tho prob-
Grays Harbor 770,000 lUdmlnstiutlon of It. K. Clanton. Mns-
I Portland 750,000 (or Fish Warden of the state. For
Tncoma 375,000 'yeais ho has been In charge of tho
Vancouver 510,000 work and so has learned tb
Wlllapa 720, 000, of nth community. Ho Is said to have
been Identified always with the
Total 20,53 1,000 I best motives, working for each com-
Itcduood munlty.
Eureka 1,255,000 Now under tho "striking" up of I
Albion .. ,.:., 71 7,000 .tho Fish and Game Commission of!
Caspar 580,000 . tho state .Mr. Clanton Is again elect-1
Fort lira bb 1,207,000 ( cd Master Fish Warden but It Is,
Greenwood 587,252 . said another office, that of Goner-
lfniiit nil.. 1 ft?1 n II A . ..1 till ,.rv.. .... .I.... nt Tlnliili.iHtfi.i I., i
, ll , I. I 41.- ..1 l... """; lirilUU ' OIIIWtll4H:4IUU4ll UI IllllUIIUIlUB, 13'
lorn of all heroes, It is tho rulo by i .,.. ,. ', ,, ,, , ... . ... ' ... ,
. . I 1, I 1 41 II 1n ! ,-'ol-u"- V.IJ UU,VUU ' v " .(jiiMHUli iu.l. HI UU Jimi'l'.. 1111
Monterey 235,000 , tho hands of u now man.
1 Mr. Smith states thoro Is an action
Total .' 9,278,252; on to petition tho keeping of Mr. I
Clanton ns both superintendent of
which to weight rightly all wonder
ful niiccosscs, and triumphal marches
to fortune and genius. It should
bo tho motto of all ,old and young,
high and low, fortunate and unfor
tunate, so called."
i
2 maybo If ho never tackled It wo I Wlmt Hatcheries AeromplM
I nnvnr wniitit linvn Irnmvn lwi liilnv! Wl... ri1in...t.. i. .. . .,.
WITH THE TOAST
AMD TUC TEA
nnu i ml. i un v never would liavo known tho Juicy
sweetness of tho Coos Hay Graven-
'. Btoln."
I
can opener when sho used them Inst hatchorles and In his present posl- J
and sho stmts In to hunt for tlioni. tlon or to liavo him changed to tho j
' former office, the purposo being to '
"Adam made a failure of tho fruit detain In charge n man who knows'
business." said Tom James, "but j tho hatchery situation of tho slate.
'GOOD EVENLVG
Pass the watchword down
tho line,
Pass tho countersign "en
dure!" Not to him who rashly dares,
Hut to him who nobly bears
Is tho victor's garland sure.
John (I. Whlttlur.
.OUR QWX SIMP Ol? STATU
"Tho Undo Sam."
Nail to th" mast our starry flag!
Set firm each snowy sail,
And guldo her through but peace
ful seas,
Nor bravo tho warring galo!
Ho ours tho task tho mission high
To backward roll tho tide of war,
To strive, by peaceful nrtH to heal
The , gaping wound tho blood
wrought scar.
Tho following Is n report that has
boon submitted by Superintendent!
Frank W. Smith showing tho wcrlt
that has been dono annunlly in both '
tho Coos River and tho CoquIllo Rlv-'
or hatchorles of which ho has charge. '
'Art may bo long, but artists aro I Kbk Taken nt tho Soulli Coos River '
I ROY LAWHORXi: SAYS:
offbii short."1
Heforo you get them they Willi
bellevo anything you tell them. And
after you got them they won't be
llovo anything you tell them.
You can't nlways Judgo by ap
pearances. Tho man who is wear
ing shabby clothes may be that
way because his money Is all In
vested nt S per cent.
When you liavo rheumatism the
other follow can tell you ten suro
cures for it. Hut when tho other
follow gets It tho only remedy ho
can think of Is to sit down and
holler.
llntrlicry.
1900510,000 liberated in South
Coos River.
1901 2,110,000 liberated In
South Coos River. )
1902 3,500,000 liberated In
Boon nnd Wilson Creeks.
1U03 0,115,000 liberated In
Hoon and Wilson Creeks.
1901 0,500,000 liberated Iij '
Hoon nnd Wilson Creeks.
. 19051,500,000 liberated In Mil-1
mon Creek nnd Coos River.
19007,105,000 liberated In Coos
River, Seaman and Salmon Crooks.
1907 5, 9S 1,000 liberated In Coos
River and ti Militaries.
1908 5.150,000 liberated In
Coos River and tributaries.
1909 1.S37.000 Illmrntnil In
He ours tho hand to point tho way
AVhero gently sways the
bough;
Tho trouble with standing In tho I Coos River and tributaries.
hall with your hand on tho door-1 1910 4,002,000, ( 1,117,000
knob and waiting for opportunity i silvers,) liberated in Coos River and
olive to knock Is that tho fellows who tributaries.
knock aro either collectors, book' 1911
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To send aloft tho dovo of peace; agents on Insurance solicitors.
To
dim tho
brow.
flame on Martian
To
treat with forco for reason's
rolgn;
To voice nfar sweet mercy's pica;
Drapo pity's robo o'er crimson fields
And plead, with might, for lib
erty! Richard 11. Taylor
! AT TUC LlfTCI O
4 H.I I lit. DUILUO
difficult for her to honor and oboy
Traco uny complimentary story
'ou a man to Its son ice and you
1.520.1000. (2.121.500
sllvors), liberated In Coos River and
. ti Militaries.
1912 .'Mm. 7no. uniitr. no:
... '. : V. "
4 B.iium., iiuuraiou in uoos mvor and ;
ti Militaries.
r.u :: 5.220.000. r3.21s.00n
Chandler Motel Mhois), liberated in Coos River and
O. W. Hackwood. ('ouullle; O. I., tubulin les.
(liioss, San Franclbco. C. M. Dimtln,, lull 1,277,500, (2.219,000
Porllund: hex Cope, UiiibIoIk; S. On- silvern). Ilboiated In Coos RIei and
lirl.tl. Snn Frnnrliu.i; I? .1. Il.nl.ill. IrllmlMi l.ui l
Sacramento; K. .1. Oahlor. San I'ran- Total 05,0 I3.3UU.
cIko: Clara Uncoil, liuiolui; W. II.,
Sawlltt. Oakland; W. W. Wotd. San,
l'rauclo; J. 1). HolHiid, San I'ran
dkco; N. X. iN'owman. Coqullle; W.
It Is extremely easy for a Coos
Hay woman to love, but It Is vnrv '
i.liii Mn hii lliii.fiii l.'.iunliii . II .... in
r.KKs muni I'i'om the Co.iilMt
Rlcr llati'hciy !
19U2I1o,(iih iraiibforred from
Coos, hlberutod in Coonnii. uiv..r
will likely find lhat ho sinned nji,;K,u; C'I0,,H",0!i,,,y VMni """' transferred from,
himself. '" P.or' IU"', '",,1 ,0,; "lK"y- ; . l.ll.oiHtu.1 I,, CuunliiKham '
l'l. N- M Wle. Portlan.l; .Noll R. Crcok. Co.iiIlle Rhor.
No Coos my man believes that l'" "pl "' r: MT- '' " h,oln- I'JUS S.T I l.uuu transferred from
tlw loss which will occur when llu i'r. Jljrllo Point: It. A. Carmlchsel C'ons. I.lberatod in CoquIllo River.
dies can bo .ovcred by n.e.o ,,,.,' l.tanlon: A. II. Oilo. Port- ltlu 2.s I O.uo.i transferred from
Mirniice. ' ft"' ' R !" ,'i,. Mo' ' fS- Coos, hlburated In CoquIllo River
,1.0.110. Coqul.lo; K.va Miller. Han- lBo7SiSM.ooo transferred from
A "On. f'nnj I II.a .i I.. . .,.
STORY I'OR Till: HAY
l.loj.l Hotel
toos. hlboratod in CoquIllo River.
' ltlOK " IRO n.i. i ,0r , ,
T 11 M,..n I ..1,1.1... 1 l.,.l .. -..- a4.Mlt.-ll 1IIIIII
I., theso days of h.gl, cost of II y. Spauldlmc. Coos River; Hon Maiso,., 0,'''r 1 ' ' ,m "J"'
Ing and'low Unromos there will bo 'oo River: j. h. Myo.-s. K.lon Val- ? '."n Sm 0I"
general appieclat.on of the answer ley; G. Hanson. Mnpleton; Ml. s. l. T 1',1 ' "C" '"" ",ver'
- - - - ...Vw,v... itinv.wuv flf
a llttkv school girl made In tho j1" Newton, hong Roach; Mrs. P. 11.
sllvorsldo), taken at CoquIllo. Hbor-
course of a study of Inventions. I Vir.ko.ton. Xoith llonil: R. Martin. u -7" Co. ill. u,
nurliiR tho exercise tl,V tensor )!)t, nn.lou: J. Sanders. CoquIllo; t ,,,- "J 30(i ! Ui roa w
occasion to ask: ' ' - VSandfiB. Coqhllle. , ' -;t, l' 'l
i . ..... . ibiivoihidoH taken at Co.iu n.. i
"What-I tluit nnost iwondecful . '
thing a man over made?" llonry R
Hlaiu'o Motel
ledllllo. Kmplro:
"A living, lor his ramlly.'l the
little girl promptly answered.
SMYROh OF hvgom: hays.
1 haw a sight this morning
That niado my fancy fly
Hack o'er tho years, in vIhIoiis
Of blissful days gone by.
'Twos but a tiny symbol,
Ilut oh, how It did grip!
A bow of gaudy ribbon
Tied on a buggy whip.
Charles II. Moleis.
ore .
Mvoihldos taken at CoquIllo, liber
ated In CoquIllo Rhor.
Hwlnir. I.'miilrn. f!.iul .ll,un.. ..'..,. I --S.ISU..-.UII, (l.f.23.000 WCIO
Iplro; A. Andeison, Powois; w 0 b,ho' ln at CoquIllo, llbor-'
.lloittoy. Coos River; (loorgo A. Hlnke "Uu Iu L'0(l,1,11,, vor.
'catching Inlet; Chnrlo l'iv, Pow-' U' -.0 is.ooo. ( i.r.l S.00O were
lois; Oeorgo F Smith. Coos River: 's,Uolslll'1' at CoquIllo). lib.'
I Frank hang. CoquIllo Hatchery; Mn. l,ulou '" - onini lllver.
1 G. A. Gould, Allegan): W. II. Mil
'lor, Portland; T. Uaydon, Kniplio
V. h. Pierce, hakesldo.
St. liuieuce Hotel
til ant llosborg, Handon: Harry
1911 2..Q10.UOO. (1.410.000 w..r .
sllvorsldos. taken at Coqullle), lib-'
orated iu CoquIllo River. J
I Total 23,901,500.
Kach year tho fry aio earod for
Joints, Handon; O. W. harson and m,tw'Hui thioo and four months.
jwlfe, Handon; O. M. Havls, Handon:
I Mrs. h. Olson. Coos River.
until they are about turoo or four
luihes In length, and t lion Ilboiated.
Thoy aro hold Iu tho tearing ponds
and aro thou able to shift tor them-
Dr. M. i:. KlllrV. DK.NTIST-
Whon father Is hunting for tho Phon,, liti-.l, Room at) I, C0K0 l.ldg. selves.
corkscrew and tho bottle opener . A ,,,, of ,ho chm)ok
mother always Insists that If ho put ll'pholsteilng ,,f m Kinds, at the from the South Coos Rer hatchery
thom awny when ho was through , Woven Wire Mattress .V Redding aro each year trausfeired to tho Co
with them ho could always find, Co., nin Hroaduaj. Auto eiutalim, iiiille hatihery and there tared tin
them. And then mother wondora j covers cushion, etc., a (.peolalt). until turned loose in tho streams
where sho put the scissors and tho' Phono 103.J, 'there. 1
tf wsf v. '-,, .-;. it&ml3 "
WSl " tWiUt4t? & W Jtfffiw wm
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A mighty good doctor
says to me once: "Whan
it comes to curin ' folds,
Nature is the real M. D.
I'm only her assistant. ' '
That's the zvay I feci
about curin '
tobacco for
VELVET. te$0f
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n.....lIIT..
mmh,mmmmim& fui nwr l nin nniiiiiwii J rxiTil Imm
IT'S hard to show Nature any- J
- ming aDoui curing tooacco. oo n
vc have adopted Natures own
way to make VELVET the U
smoothest smoking tobacco slow,
patient ageing.
Men may "process," but they can't
put into tobacco any liner pipe M
qualities than those Kentucky s
limestone soil so richly gives to
the Burley de Luxe.
But these qualities can be improved.
They are brought out in their fullness in
the aged-in-the-vvood mellowness of cool,
slow-burning VELVET,
For two years the finest Burley leaf remains
in sealed wooden casks, and then only is
it ready to be made into VELVET.
Get wour tin nom loin the erowinc ranks of the
army who have found VELVET tobacco a delight pj
witnout a single drawback.
Send a 2c stamp for "Pipe Philosophy" a
book of Velvet Joe's philosophy and verse.
SsionaT
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n,;lusl! nuiM,r.n H
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P103ln.J.Mnkln''
J. M. Wrighf
UII,l)0 mv.:."",
EtmatPS furnished I ?
Dr. H. M. Shaw
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(!'HSZS
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DIseniUM of V.....n..
Office Phono n30j 1, '
jW.Irih.SJ:
Benjamin Ostlind
Alt('lliT..-l"l
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unices. 20G inn, B. .
hono loa-L or 2C7-J. H
arshlieia, Or,;
H. G. Butler
C'VII. KXOI.Nker
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to "no 128-U
W. G. Chandler
UlClllTI'iT
Itooins yoi nn, 302, Coke B
flimmiiicKi, Oregon.
win. a. mrpen
AitciiiTi:cr
Mnralifleld, Oregon.
Perl Riley Ballinger
nM,.,r. -m'.ob
..ww.. mmuu, v17 x0.Th,l
i-iioiio 368-L.
jQfflctytycuOoaccojCa;
10c Tins
5c Metal-lincd Bags St. Louis, Mo.
One Pound Glass Humidors Copyright 1915
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DRY WOOD
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CAMPBELL'S WOODYARol
North l-'iont Slrwt I
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Pictures &Framiog
Walker Studio
a
THE REAL QUESTION
Tho question Is not, will ca
Jionor you for your wotkli
Hut does your work honor rost
Your concern Is not onl; to
crento profit for yourself, let
to mnho that which will profit
ninny besides yourself. I
COOS II. vv sti:.m UDDRT
l'hono 57-J.
MJliau zvgByTrJrTL.-ja-jrnyaui
F.A.KILBURNjEISANTA CLARA
San Francisco-Eureka-Coos Bay-Portland
North Bound
1'IIOM SAX i'llAMISCO
lii:()(i 11. 111., Juno n, 30, J 5, no, 2r, nnd !J0.
THOM COOS HAY Foil ASTOlll.V AND I'OltTliAXI).
I'. .M. Tide, Juno J, 7, 12, 17, 22, 27, July 1.
' ' South Bound
WO.M I'OltTliAXI)
O I'. M. Juno !, D, 11, II), 21, 20, July !.
l'ltO.M COOS HAY roil IJl'IIHKA AM) SAX KHAXCISCO.
1'. M. Tide, Juno (I, II, Hi, 21, 2(1 mid ill.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO.
S.,,1.1, Tcuilnul Doikt Hl.ouo Jtlll. ,t STCJI1K, AgCllt.
BaBBmamEg2sssaSEKm
Did you know that we carry a full line of fresh
VEGETABLES, FRUITS AND BERRIES, as well as a full
line of GROCERIES AND COFFEES?
Get a receipt and save FIVE PER CENT.
Coos Bay Tea, Coffee & Spice House
Phcne 394-J. Broadway bet. Central and Commercial
1WTER-0CEAW TRAWSPORTATION C
Weekly Service Coos liny and Sun Fronciico.
5
Freight and Passenger Service
SAILS TltO.M SAX FHAXCISCO FOIt COOS HAY Tl'ISIltf,
JUXi: HTH AT !l I. 31.
Snn Fi-uuclsco Office, 000 Flfo llulldlng, wud Mer Numbtf M
.Coob Bay Agent, O. F. McGeorgb, Phone It
STEAMSHIP m
Mil
a m mi
GRAVEL
KQL'ii'i'iii) with wihi:m:ss
Steamship Breakwater
ATAVAYS OX TI3IK.
SAILS FH03I 3IAHSHPIKL1) MVKItY SL'XIJAY Dl'lllXfi Jl'VKAt
O A.M., AXI) FH03I POHTLAXl) KVKUY TIIUHSDAY AT 8 A
Tickets on solo ut l'oitlund City Ticket Office, (llli mul OakStrw1-
l'liono :15-J. O.II.LANlK"VBt
W0 are now pfeparcd to furnish GRAVEL Iu nny quantities
from pile in our yard or in carload lots, at following prices:
From pilo on ground, $2.i-3 por yard.
canoad lots, tnUen from cars, J2.00 per yard.
Uetnll Hcpai'tiueiit.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
Opposite Host.Off.co. ,.,. lfl0
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Abstracts
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AHOIT?
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AGENTS FOR CAXADIVN H Mil-1C UAILROAD LAWS
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Puget Sound Bridge &
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Dams, Bridges. Buildings. General Construction
COMPLETE PLANTS FOR HARB0H wurm ,
viit uuus Dity uuice lias avaiiduiu ii w.-a
work the
Dredoe "Seattle"
. ... .,.nfl.lr inoa1
uio most powerful, best equipped nnil mosi i..u."o-.
twenty-luch liydraullo drodgo 1k Tuclflc water
Main on
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