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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1915- EVENING EDITION.
FOUR.
HorvniitH. vc shall never havo JoK;
'never hnve nn tnile)cticlutit Judiciary,
. - - ,-,-, OT-U-1 ll ,
fT JIJ.S HAV I llVliiO uintnrns which nro free, wo Hlinll
I
1 WITH THE IUA5I
t
AND THE TEA
M. C. MALONEY, Editor nnd Pub. j we shall never be able to enjoy the J
DAN E. MALONEV, News Editor! full fruits of the advantage of the
"'" !.... la mi, I Bclollrnu lllll til) IllDIOVe-
- - " I 111 o ux..,...s. - . -.-.
County nient of lauor-snvniR nincniuery uuu 44ft
slifleld. i the growth of population nnd the In- (,.)0 .;V.:XX(J
creased efficiency of Inbor, until wo ulMJ"
Marah-'dry tip thnt greatest source of cor-,4- , ,. 7
Offlclnl
Official
Paper of
Paper City
Coos
of Marsliflcld,
ttntncml n Mm Pnqlnfflnn ni
Hold. Oregon, for transmission I ruptlon nnd extortion which now- ex
through the malls as second-class ' Ists In the private ownership of our
mnll matter. ,' !"'"" "crvlce corporations.
ASSESSING TIMIIER LANDS
(From Portland Telegram)
N soino counties of Oregon nnd
Washington It has seemed right
SURSCRIPTION HATES
DAILY. j
Ono yoar JG.00 I
Per month t l0
WEEKLY. i
Ono year $1.C0 i
wiion nnhl str ct y In advance the
Bubscilptlon ptlco of the Cob Bayi t the ,,enmml8 ror lore rev-1
mim m r nn nnr vnnr nt ' till inn
sir months -',,c for R0(1 rondB aml "cw scl,oolH
1 . nnd other needed Improvements, to
An Independent Republican news-; increase the assessed value of all
paper, published every ovening ex- t)1)or iaM(jg, i
esncclnlly there was
Evm-vonu must have felt
that u cheerful friend is
like a sunny day, which
sheds its brightness on all
around; und most of us can,
as we choose, make of this
world either a palace or n
prison. Sir J. Lubbock.
Notice to Campers
To lucoininodnte the Milliliter Irnrile no will operate the lust
boat Atlantic during the eiitiipluK season. IU"kIiiiiIii .Inly I tlili
boat will run mi the following schedule, dully, except Sunday
Will leave Mnrshfleld at (:!." p. in., nirlvliig at t.'nodHlU'.s nt
.":." p. in., return I iitf the next iiioi-iiIiik at H: 15.
COOS RIVER TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
to the county officials, In order!
lll'LLO
When you see it man In woe,
Walk straight up and say Hullo!"
i.ti..u..in .....1 nt t... .It. .-'
Jackson county, , """" """ " 'u '"'
In Ik nf iipI. MOWS II1C world iiuun iinuik M"
l
Address all communications to
COOS WAV DAILY TIMES.
(,'I.OItlOL'S DAYS
fnnt Hiindnv. nnd weekly, by
The Coos Day Times l'"-siCo. , -1. nuy neie " ; " - SIlll, lIl0 follow 011 tllc bapki
i ' ,,.., - i i .I....... ...in.
H,n 1,1-hvIiiiir wir. ''"B "" " ",l"
j Iii that county, us In many others,
1 the timber men pay a large percent
Iiiko of the taxes, and derive "cry
i little, If any, benefit from the ex-
rnHESB golden and glorious luys ; ,,... of tM0SC tuxcSi There Is
I are tho gcnulno things In Coos j ,10llMg fl,i,. or logical In taking such Rub nro hut a cotton roll
liny climate. These aro tin action In n time like this. In truth, '-lust for wrapping up u soul,
tlayB that mnko "Just living" olihcro is very little timber property And a soul Is worth a true
Coos Hay a dream and n delight. ! tjmt coll(1 ue 80j, t oven tnc same Hale and hearty "How d'ye do?"
They arc tho days that make thoso lirt.c it W11H )01g,t for several years ' Don't wall for the crowd to go;
whack;
Waltz straight up and say "
Shake his hand and say "
Is he clothed In rags? Oh,
' Walk straight up and say "
"i
iiuiio!"
Hullo!" i
ho!
Hullo!" I
Abstracts
FOR RELIARLE AUSTltACTS OF TITLE AND lM'OHMA'lTOW
AROUT
COOS BAY REAL ESTATE, Sec
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
MAHSIIF1ELD AND COQUILLK CITY, OREGON
GENERAL AGENTS, EASTSIDE AND SEXGSTACICEN'S ADDITION
AGENTS FOR CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD LANDS
HENRY BENGSTACKEN, MANAGER
xvho leave long to return to the, ,,,,,
luxurious delights of the lovely and prominent tliubernian of this
langorous Juno mornings, rapturous .-Ity declares that ho can buy now
noons and cool, clear evenings that ( f0r a lower figure than he has paid
give one n foretasto of paradise.
There's no climate in tho world
i Walk straight up and any "Hullo!" j
OCEAN BEACOOTO LINE
Gorst & King.
Cars leave Mnrshfleld 7 u. in. und 2 p. in.
Cars Leiuu Stiiiiet Day II a. in. and I p. m.
Fines, Empire, :i.c; Tarheel or South Slough, ."lie; Sunset Hay "."u
that equals that of oos Day.
PUBLIC vs.
PRIVATE
SHIP
OWNER-
(Prom tho San Francisco Examiner)
RECENTLY wo were greatly In
terested by tho telephone mon
opoly's achievement In Unking
tho Atlantic coast cities to the Pncif
Const cities.
An organization, styling itself tho Minneapolis would havo been n great
i When big vessels meet, they
I They salute and sail away;
during tho last five or six yenro. -'"V ,, .7
When one adds carrying chnrges and I :"c,,' hMb upon the sea,
,.n,ial,l..ru Dm rluk lllkn.l 1111,1 ll "" ",,u "'""h '"" , jUB
fact that the money could have been
mndo to earn something In some
other place, Pacific const timber In
vestments do not look very attrac
tive at the present time.
Probably no lumberman on tho
Pacific Const had a better mid moro
successful reputation behind him
than C A. Smith of Coos Uny. His
operations as they wore carried on In
say,
' For a port beyond the fog;
, Let your speaking-trumpet blow
I
A Coos Hay woman likes to hire
a girl to come to the house once
a month to wash tho windows so sho
can talk about her "maid" when
she Is out in company.
Lift your horn nnd cry "Hullo!"
Postaj Progress League, hns used
this achievement of private owner
ship to bollttlo public ownership.
Through Its vlco president fine
Flllotte. tho Postnl Progress Lengue
compares tho tolephono monopoly s
management of tho parcels post by
tho government, nnd asserts that pri
vate ownership has proved its super
iority over public ownership of pub
lic utilities.
Now, every well-informed man
knows that had tho United Stntes
government, Instead or tho Hell tele
phono monopoly, boon operating tho
telephones, tho Atlantic coast would
havo boon talking to tho Pacific
coast long ago.
Comnaro tho government enter
prise In this very parcel post matter.
Tho express companies, established
Say "Hullo!" and "How d'ye do?"
Other folks are good as you.
When you leave your homo of cluy,
credit to anybody. Ho came to the1
ruciuu liuiisi nnu woni in in a uronu- .i,-,.i..i.. ... ,..,. , ..
.... i ivuiiuui iiih in inu iui unuj,
gauge, courageous way. Ho has been' whon , , h
tho largest manufacturer and one of j stringo
the largest timber manufacturers wo , , .,
" . . . . Country far beyond the range
havo ever had In Oregon. His or- . , .. , , .
,n i,nu ,. n .Then the souls you'vo cheered
(lUlllbHiluil llttO UVVI1 UAXiUIIUIUl UUU T .
his ontlro equipment strictly up to!,.,. I10)V , ., ,, .
dnto. Ho hns lost money consistently W,, you bc' "ml B"fr ,,u,',:!
every year, nnd now finds himself In! Sam Walter I-oss.
the
will
GRAVEL
Wo nro now prepared to furnish GRAVEL in nny quantities
from pile In our yard or In carload lots, nt following prices:
From pile on ground, $2.V5 per ynrd.
ennoad lots, taken from cars, $2.00 por ynrd.
Retail Depart men t.
C. A. Smith Lumber 8c Mfg. Co.
Opposite Post-Off Ico. Phone 100.
, ono doggone note after an-
! other.
!
the hands of n receiver with nn In-!
debtcdness of something like ton!..'
millions. :j t.ir,. in . ,i,.ik. ..,n.u...,i,,. a'
Ills operations had boon widely ud- 0rfco these iIuvh Is lust ono
. . t -.. .. . -- - w
viiriiDnii (iiiii irt ni iihh -ni .,. nA.i.i
lwt(,iauM( tlllll liu If Hi IT IU1IIIIU WUlllll
havo tlono bo much harm (o tho creil-
Kri nf Pnolflo Pnntit lntti1iniuikti 'Pl,i
w w...iv. ....,- , -- I - rfW.IUV IIIIIIUUIIIIUIII 1 III
for half a century am earning uivi-mrtl trull, ,8 now mt jnc,fc CoilHt
KVny;h.oxliHT.N'n.bor and lumber cre.dts are not J u. B lmil thlnB (o be tt K00(1
ger cities and towns. The national i'y very closely scrutinized but tllI1K
government, within three years after aro pretty badly thought or nil oyer i
Its entry upon tho pnrrol post busl-(t10 ,.0UI,tryi M0ty per cent of tho , TT7 , , .
ness, is carrying express packages to ,.,, ' ,.,1 A '.".,. i " rfio n dollar looks to a
tho remotest villages nnd minuets, , , "" ,'l'"7 ",,u "l,c, nmn when he
i triii1 In finnrnln ,1imIm,p ,1.. iw.u ...inMt
whoro no express companies, uo.wov-. - - - i" tilht :io cents!
or largo nnd prosperous, would ,",vo lo8t "10,lcy. "' nil of
think of delivering a package. ' ,0"1 aru wor80 XUn" oy were! t
Who built tho Panama canal? The!""" ''"" "h- U
...llnunl ... ...,.,n..l I III tllt flK'll (if IllOUn ffintu U'lil.il. I
Who failed to hiilld It? Private 'nro of coinnion knowledge, no fnlr-T ,0 Bay ,,n "108t of tho u,lk" 4
enterprise. minded assessor can think or nils- ? '"K-
.. Who built the. first great railway ,..,, .. ,., .. . ' ' ,
tnnt onencii un i no western nails " " "" u
and reached tho Pacific? Tho nn-l,1,lcl1 hotter afford
INDEPENDENT AUTO SERVICE
Marsliflcld, Xortlt Rend, Empire, Tarheel, Sunset Ray.
1 -eaves Aliirslifleld, nt Rusy Corner, 7 u. in.; 10 u
a p. in.; r p
in. Leaves North Rend J."
in.; 10 ii. in.;
minutes Inter.
1 p. in.
Leaves Empire KiHO u. in.; ll::i() a. in.; l.:t() p. in.; ;!:;(() p. m. ;
(1:00 p. in. Trips after tlie.se liour.s may he arranged for. Plioue
Rusy Corner. Night plioue J07-R.
gets down io his
The men who have nothing
High Quality Groceries
Our own prompt and particular delivery service Ef
ficient clerks being out of the high rent district and
keeping our prices as low as consistent with good busi
ness makes
Conner & Hoagknd
The Leading Grocers Dealers in Good Groceries
797 South Broadway. Phones 348-J and 326
tlonal government.
Who built all our great canals?
The national and stato governments.
What money built nearly all our
railroads? The money appropriated
by cities, states and towns.
Everybody knowing the history of
our railroads knows that they have
rarely benefited the men who built
them. The Inventor rarely received
any ndvnutngo from his Invention.
Tho public money which enabled the
construction of those railroads was
stolen by fraudulent reorganize-
MtWk I'niiunii tulio iwinttLk in,,. .nt
. ( iiiMvn uuiier aiioni to encourngo : ' ' '
! largo Industries ami lnnr. i,.v.inr- "Rerestcd in your ancestors Is to-
thau to pursue a policy calculated to!CiUU, t,UJ "m',!l,tor" '" t e'"
drive them away. l'' ''"' "
NOTARIES ARE NOT
COMPLYING WITH LAW
Serietaiy of Stnte Calls Attention to
ilIih'I i,r i',.i'fii,i i..itii,c,. i
of New Art
I The average Coos Flay
i treats a new nciiuniutuni'e
than an old friend so tho
Ifilcud thinks.
H. H. Harper
HOUSE RUILDER
General Repairing and Cublnot
Milking,
woman , VhoaQ g.jg.j.
better
II
ii
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY II (1 1 C 111 in PI
I i) I U IVIIUGI
RACE MEET HI
I
with
i. i .
V.V. ' i, :.Vj ," .. '""'S1, ""'V'1' l-- wt Hpoii.1 today
' iivrtiniiiiuiv i' tui iikiii in ii i
SAI.E.M. Ore.. June III. Secretaiw
Rons, out or which have been built' ,f ?,ut" 0Uult '" an interview said
un tho uront fortunes which threaten "" 'i'i)us notaries throughout
this ronubllc today. 1 1 10 .s,,u,, wur 'oniplylng
The process of building a railroad
nml wrtwlrltiir It lu fiilli imiliti'ulf-ifkil
by men who Imvo studied the hls-"u" ,u' nieir seal is used His
tory of these enterprises. Cities. I i tliT.Ir conmilsslon'exllin's"
!'! bl ""i.0.w"H,.,,,,",,,.?,,r,l!,,4, ! "'! OluittsahYtharuumero'LvlluX
mviivj mi 't tii lint in i uiinii in uiih J
the
t
111
th
cy that built the road hegl
and these dishonest manliiulators
and speculators iiuletly buy Hum
stock at bargain nitres. When thev .
have thus stolen the road, they be-, Llt ol unclaimed letteis lu the
kiii iu rim ii moro eiiii'ientiy ami 10 Jiarshtleld Post Office for the week
VOL' KNOW THEM
They never savo, they waste away
Their money and then try to bor-low;
The i iiln they
.uorrow.
hope to earn to-
road, linscrupulous men get In- r' """" " im-ii nuii uuu . .
o Its mnm.ge.uent. dellheratelv run " .V T1" '! vc .V. .. . ' v':
o road so badly that It shows a loss' )",.. "."". " " ",,,l,".llVu i
n stocks which ropreseut the ...on- ' ;' .!. "1 T. .... " 1 .. """8- ,T
n to fall. "" "' """ ' I
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r.CL.IMi:i I.E'lTEHS !A
:
J. M. Wright
Phone 18S-RI
RUILDINO COXTRAOTOR
Estimates furnished on request '
MYHTLE POIM
Official Program
ERIDAV, JULY UNI), 10ir
Dr. H. M. Shaw
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Ci LASSES KITTED
DR. MATTIE II, SHAW.
Diseases of Women und Children
Ufrico Phono liao-J. Rooms liOO, n0. aTrot or puce, one-halt
-01. 202, Irving Block I n.llo, best two In thrco heats,
No. 1 Trot or pace, one-half
mile, two heats, ouch heat a
race, 2::iG class, purso $100
No. 2 Running, oiio half mile,
purso $80.00
ending, June Ifl, lUlfi. Persons call-
DAILY SERMON
Benjamin Ostlind
Do not allow the making ' CONSULTING ENCRNEEH AND
or plans for tomorrow to In- ARCHITECT '
teriere with doing what you ! Offices, 2015 Irving Block,
planned yesterday to do to- Phono I03-L or 2C7-J.
day. 4 1 Murshfleld, Oregon.
tttf4ttf
A man
nlways a
iti-. iiiwiuiiy ami suiciue,!'. ; llrackley, .Mrs.; Hock, Dick;
followed In (he wake of this ' Chase, E. . I.; Talbert, Joseph; Cupper
oad wrecking by manipulators Wn, . i',.csoll M,H , ,..,,' ,.,.,''
stock gamblers. The American ., Jj.V , .', '', " . ,0" KrUson'
le today are paying hundred m Elnheth; Erlckson, William:
A little candle Is as easily blown
(out as a little Balary Is blown lu.
About the only luxury some Coos
i Hay people have is Imagining that
I they are sick.
Maybe there wouldn't bo so many
hand-painted Coos Hay girls If there
were more hand-spanked girls.
pour water Into the stock, thus nuik-
ini tliofr mllllmiu liv n Irtitinnilitu
as dishonest and ten thousand limes jl"K ti,v ,,l 8!U,, ul)l I'lease say ud
more lianiiful than uny for which the I 'itlsed u.id pay one cent for each
worst thier Is now confined lu state ,0,u,r l',,,lHl rr
lirlaon. I Ilacon. (Jeo.; Hetty. Paul; Illume.
Poverty, Insanity and suicide, l ; llrackley, .Mrs.; Hock, Dlekj
uuve
rallroi
nnd st
puopl
oi inoiisnuus or millions or dollar rorii, .lames; tiillotte, Mrs. C. !!.
every year lu rates and fares nn diver. Thomas; Ilnrils, Mr. and Mrs.
stock which Is ns fraudulent as ato 'i.' iiPria w . ,, .,.,",,,
counterfeit bill. ''" illxn'' ' ' Harris, Clarence;
Our American public life has been ! Illni,,'u'l,fi0n' "' Uellenimn, A. I..;
rorrupted until we have almost reus- Iverson, Mrs. Amell; .lohnsou, J. It.;
ed to have confidence lu tho hones-! Johnson. Mrs. J. 1.; KarUon Miss
tyof aujbody. Many of our business Allim. Kwi,illir Krull,.. , ' ',,'
men have been made cowards umli, . " ! rKl' Uo:
our courts have been caused to for-i UUI" tieorge; LUJeroth, D.ive;
felt public confidence, and thought- .McCnffey. 1.. 1).; Malde, MUs Mablo;
fill men made to fear for the exist-.Moore, Victor; Parks. HUP Parks
"? m. " .. r..1'!1,1: '.';, '??.!. 'I; ,l!s.(.,!, W. II ; Peters. A. M.: Powers. Karl tPn,' opinions he believes It would
and power through tho private op.,',! XUmia' ( mu- ''l. Mrs. M.; ;ta,u an '" machine to keep tab
oration of our railroads and other ,lml- s Richardson, James; Hog- J" a11 ,lu ornery things he Is sup
public servlco crporatlons eis. l.ee; Rutherford, W.: Russell i l)08l'tl do.
Ill Germany, where tho govern- u w . ui ... ,, . c '
ment owns nearly all the public utll ".inti." 7, , '' """y. w.e;
Itles, wo have soon wonderful proR- mlt"' ,l Stephens, .1. J.; Sweet,
ress In nearly every direction. ii,nl- '.; Stadden. Geo. H.; Staddeu.
Switzerland was the most corrupt W. M.; SUuinan. Kred; Taylor liar
country in Eurono when In doaimrn. ..i.i- t..ii.,.. h. , . ...
tlon she ii.lnnln.1 ll. Il ln.lv.. . I ' ". ' '""v"' " ' " ejgail.H. I.. IS..
, , r: , . H.,G. Butler
with a lot of money Isj ciVIh ENGINEER
great help to himself, i Room 30, Coko ,dK. Pnono 145.j,
Rcsldcuco Phono 12S-L.
W. G. Chandler
ARCHITECT
Rooms 301 nnd 302, Coko Building,
Marshtlold, Oregon,
Wm. S. Turpen
ARCHITECT
Mnrshfleld, Oregon,
a bachelor can sun. up i.is faults i Perl Riley Ballinger
on the fingers of both hands. Hut
after a man has been married for
awhile and has heard his wife's
PIANIST AND TEACHER
Residence Studio, 217 No. Third St.
Phono 3GS-L.
f.co for nil, purso $ias
No. 4 Novelty ruco, ono mllo, '
$30 for first to quarter post,
$40 for first to hatf-milo
post, ?D.r for first 'to thrco
quorter post, $75 for first to
mllo stako $200.
No. r Motor Cycle, 5 miles,
$25 to 1st, $15 to 2nd.... $40
SATURDAY, JULY , H) in
No. C. Trot or pace, one-half
mllo, two heats, each heat a
raco, 2:35 class, purso... $100
No. 7 Running, five-eighths
mllo, purso $ioo'
No, S Trot or paco, one mllo, j
, iiuuo ueats, every neat a
j race, purse $igo (
No. 9 Running, ono nnd ono-
j olghth miles, for Coos nnd (
, Curry County horses only,
purse $200
No. 10 Consolation raco, for
an uorses not iinisuing ns
good ns second, purso $7$
No. 11 Motocyclo raco, $25 i
to 1st, $15 to 2nd, purse... $10'
EOUPPER WITH WIHhlkhs
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TI.Mi; V
SAILS FROM MARSIIKIELD EYERY
1) A.M., AND FROM PORTLAND EYEHy
Hl'XRAY III iiv
--.u.m:at
T,lriw,v at . AM
Tickets on Kale nt Portlnml City Ticket OrfUe, l(, ,,
Phono Jin-r. ,, ' "k S,rel.
v- " LANlii'iio .
"7 -'gent.
Puget Sound Bridge &
wreaging Co.
Dams, Bridges, Buildings. Gcnonl r.i ..
COMPLETE PLANTS FOR HARBOR Wm'
Oiir Coos Bay olto hasavailable lor OrowCoasI
Dredge "Seattle"
tho most powerful, best equipped and most theroucld,
twcnty.lnch hydraulic dredge in Pacific ,,
CooSitflBayM'f,fice'n Main office
Marshfield, Oregon. Seattle. Walhfini..
" JIVIIl
i
INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION
Weekly Servlco Coos Ray nnd San Franclico,
U
STEAMSHIP ii
SMITH
Freight and Passenger Service
SAILS PROM SAN ERANCISCO. EOR coos .y Jioxnw
.1PNE 21, AT :t P. M. '
Ban Francisco Office, 000 Flfo Rulldlng,
Coob Bay Agent, 0. "F. McQeorqe,
nd Mer Number 23
Phone U.
Dozens of Savings Accounts
Have Been Opened Here
This Year
Not all large accounts but the smaller depositor
knows he is just as welcome here.
For months we have been urging the opening of a
savings account here because we want to encourage
thrift and industry.
. We pay interest on savings accounts.
' You may open an account at any time in any amount.
FIRST UTIDHI
L
OF COOS BAY
Safety Deposit Boxes For Itcnt.
FLANAGAN
I
BENNETT
1
OLDEST RANK IN COOS CO IX IT
EhtuhllHliod lHfil'.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $118,000
Interest paid on Tinio
AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS
Officer ,.., ,,
J. W. Rennet t, PieHldont. ""' ' lU'.U'1
J. II. KlnnnRuii, Vice-President.
II. 1 Williams, Cashier. r.J.kr.
(Jeo. V. Winchester, Asst. Cawr.
fakilburn:
Steamers
"SANTA CLARA
San Francisco-Eureka-Coos Bay-Portland
North Bound
FROM; SAN FRANCISCO . .,, .,
10:0(1 n. in. .lime 21), 2."5 nnd HO, July ."J, H, , -l. - " '
FROM COOS HAY POR ASTORIA AND PORTLAND.
1. M. Tide. Juno 1H. 22. 2T. Julv 2. 7. 12, 1"
o' JT
., . -
South Bound
FROM PORTLAND . , Ml
(I P. .M. June II), 21, 21), July I, l, II, . -' ,arn
FROM COOS RAV FOR F.UREKA AND SAN ,,,,AN'1.,. .,,,
P. M. Tide June 10, 21, 211, July I, , H, l, -'
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO.
Smith Termlnnl Dock. Phono 10. W E. STlTHR, Sem'
referendum, and throueh ihio mniuiul ",",r. .Mr.; nioy, 'I
the people aetiulred the rallio.iils. '' ''
Since then Switzerland Ik nchnow.
lodKed to he the purest republic the
world ever naw The mine shame to
Amerlcu which hud u betltr mart
We shall never have honest pub-
E.; Young.
Question Km- Hi,. ),V 4
Have .Mm noticed that a tmre
hates to he liured by bores?
DRY WOOD
at
CAMPBELL'S W00DYARD
Not Hi Front Street
Phone 271)
1
HiiBh McLaln. P. M.
Marshfield, Oregon
Timet want ada bna result. 'scout.
Cheer up! If you only aicoin
pllshed half the things you Intend
ed to do you are a iirottv emu!
Pictures & framing
Walker Studio
DUNGAN
UNDERTAKING
PARLORS
vWII he kept
OPEN TO THE PL'RLIC
A regular state licensed
iiudei laker will he in
I'lllU'KO
ZZ
I'houo 11)5. J
Koontz Garage
Agency for R
OVERLAND CARS GOODYEAR TIRES - EXCELb
MOTORCYCLES UNION GAS ENGINES
Marine and Automobile Repairing a Specialty
....'.. .. Phone 180-J
ranrin urnnt vtraat ' -
IIUI III 1 IUIII vjuuui