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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1915)
MMrmMa WA.37.T3B & rON'T tell a man what . you ramie ot him, until you've f thought it over . with the helo of iC 11 a pijjcAui. 52&li ir iut High Quality Groceries es muKua Conner & Hoaeland Koontz Garage Agency for MOTORCYCLES UNION GAS ENGINES Marine and Automobile Repairing a Specialty Puget Sound Bridge & work the Dredge "Seattle" twenty-inch hydraulic Cfrcdgo In Pacific water os Bay office, Marshfield, Oregon. MMaa-Ejw mm-r-. -.-.- ., -.11.1, mnrnmr-r-n-w. H B"TrrnncvnrrtTii "' ' ' ' """ ' uan you name a greater oou im """," a turn of tin faucet when you must shave in a hurry? And with the cjas water heater this is one of the cheapest luxuries you can enjoy. To put up with old-fashioned water heating facilities is entire ly unnecessary now. A Gas Water Heater Does the Trick n. .,.... ,, ...1 -i!i, onmmor rlavs now close uunng m noi, b y, .. -- f-rs'h,ncl lhan a upon us, nouiing win "1U' ',:, oil the warm hath or a comfortable chavc with all tne warm water you want. Arrange now o make your home thoroughly modern. Don 't pu t up an y long er with out-of-date methods. The cost is siigm, the satisfaction and comfort great. See us toaay about vnnr untAP hnntcr. - THE COOS BAY p n ,-- " -JCzriEri Wrr - . Yen, n pipeful of VELVET, The Smooth- est Sinoklne Tobacco, Kentucky's Burley rfe Luxe, mellowed by long age- Jn. The thoughts Inspired by that pipeful win ,e kind, w!.e thoughts. 10c tins and Sc metal-lined bags. v&lrtvffauSfoccoOa crzpiz'J Our own prompt and particular delivery service Ef- cieni ciuim uoiiis uliiui mo nign rent district and .eping our prices as low as consistent with good busi -The Leading Grocers Dealers in Good Groceries 37 South Broadway. Phones 348-J and 326 JfERLAND CARS GOODYEAR TIRES EXCELSIOR Front Street :: :: :: .. Phone 180-J Dredging Co. ns, Bridges, Buildings. General Construction COMPLETE PLANTS FOR HARBOR WORK Coos Bay office has available for Oregon Coast i most powerful, best equipped nnri most thoroughly modora Main office, Seattle, Washington. lot Water on Tap for our Morning Shave . i iunn Lnt ttffitnr nt TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, Baseball Tennis Basketball Dowlirv JLIQXUV X ,i:vi:Ts pill almost i:kuv ! hoi it tK ,in.Y : ami b. ; lM" r Libhcity Will ho )cf- I I'llti-I) Llocted on Thursday live iiIiik from 1.1st of Candidate In Its entirety the official program for July II mill July T, Is rnmnlnl,. having been definitely arranged nt a meeting of the heads of all com mlttecH estordny afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce. It In also announced that there will bo two nights glen over to voting for the Goddess of Liberty. 1 On next Tuesday evening there will bo one long show at the Noble Theater, several features being add ed, It Is said, and otlng then will J be for any of the candidates enter ed In the race and on Thursday (evening there will be two shows at i which tlmu one of tho three young women with the highest number of votes fiom Tuesday evening will In definitely elected as (loddoss of Llbeity. The program for July II and ft fol lows: s.iTi:m.v S:00 a. m. Outdoor motor race, 3-mllo course. 10:00 a. in. Auto parade. 11:00 a. m. Hand concert, Sec ond and Central uvenue. Klcld Spoils, l::to p. in. 100-yard dash, free for all. 7B-ynrd dash, girls under 15. 75-yard dash, boys under 15. Russian horse contest. 100-yard diuymeii and longshore men truck race. Holler skating race for girls un der 15. Shlnglo weaving contest, Hroad wn and Anderson, Championship Coos County. Water Sports, : .). in. 100-yard dash for men. 100-yard dash for women. Burf board riding for men and wemen High diving. Orange scramble for boys un der 15. Class II, sliced boat race, live miles. 7:110 to 8 : :i 0 p. in. Hand Con cert, Market and IMuu streets. 8 -HO Dancing, concessions, shows and roller skating. SUXDAV 0:00 a. in. Coos County Cham pionship Trap Shooting. 3:00 p. in. Hand Concert, Sec ond and Market street. Outings and picnic b, Charleston and Sunset Hays. i MOXDAV D:00 a. m Hang and back, free for all. 10:00 a. m. Civic pnrado. 11:00 a. m. Americanization ray program, Orpheum theater. Held Spoils, !:: p. m. Marshfield I'll emeu's hose-cart ex- PHOGRAM 15 ! The Captain," Trained Horse, and His t Giant Model at 1 1 jHihi tx Jr IjlCpr'T. ?iLjM"""H"'""1 "' "'" r "'' "1""1 "f" "VU "i iii J" "I 'TfHBMB ONE OF THE WONDERS OF THE PANAMA-PAC1FIC EXPOSITION "ZONE." THIS Photograph shows "The Captain," a trained horse, on the Kreat amusement section. "The Zone." at the Pni.aina-Pacino International Exp Sun Francisco, and giant model of the horM, used to attract tho attention of pussersliy on tho thoroughfare. "I lie Cup uln ,. able ?o sdd. subtract and multiply up lo six Inures. lie I- also able to spell simple words. HEAOYPDWERS TO DRIVE i.u;(ii(j opcit.vroit to takij ACI'IVIJ PAUT IX HACKS Tr.ick lIu-iiN at Mjitle Point Will I llnnv Hlg frond of People (Spelcal to The Times) MYltTLK POINT, June 2. A. II. Powers of Marshfield will take an active pait In the laces which are to be held hero July 2 and 3. lie has promised to drive the horse Harry N. In one of the races. Mr1. Powers Is a great admirer of horses and knows how to handle n lacer and It Is said that If he cannot ninke Harry X. get Inside the money It will be because the hoi so Is out of Ills class. A largo delegation of Mr. Power's loggeis nro coming up from Powers to see whether or not ho knows as much about race hoises as he docs about logging. It Is asserted that bets are alieady being made on Harry N. by the loggers on the streugth of the fact that Mr. Powers Is to hold tho ilbbons. The horso llnrry X. Is owned by P. P. Norton who also owns Houiile June, ltoth horses aie being shaped up for iho races. It Is Indicated that there will be n number of good horses entered and tho races promslo to be highly entrtnlnliig to the lovers of the track sport. hlbltlou. 100-yard dash for loggers In calk boots. 100 yard dash for loggers, Russian horse contest. Pln-eatlng contest. Holler skating race for boys un der 15, 4 to S blocks: Preo-for all motor cycle race, 10 miles. Water Sports, !::() Surf board exhibition and 3-mlle race. High diving Clasa. A speed boat race, 5 miles. Log Rolling Contest, Pacific Coast Championship. 7:30 to 8:30 Hand concert. Sec ond ami Market si roots. ' 8:30 dancing, concessions, shows mid l oiler skating. WANTS SAME DESIGN FOR MONUMENTS In I'lanco It Is Pi opened to Make All Soldiers Craves Alike Or AmvUifcl I'm id Com iu.r Tlmx.l PARIS, Juno 2Ct Tho govern ing committee of the Hopubllcan Alllancu proposes that a si iglo de sign lio adopted for u monument to the French dead of the Kuropean war, to bo selected, reproduced and erected, In different sizes, In all tho cometeiles of Prance. Artists and sculptorH have risen up against this pioposltlon, horrified nt tho mono tony of n uniform design of monu ment In every towa and vitiligo. San Francisco JUNE 26, 1915 EVENING EDITION. BASEBALL SCORES ih:a i:ks i.osk kikst or wkhks si:itn:s to si:ai,s Venetians Take Long Suing nt An gels mid Oakland Commuters aie Trounced by the Hoes eo PKKCKXTAHKS OP COAST IiKAGUlS ( i Illy AuoclilfJ Irni to Coot llif Time. W. L. P.C. San Francisco 43 35 551 Salt Lake ...12 37 532 Los Angeles . . 13 12 500 Portland 3ii its '.I. si! Oakland II II 182 Venice 38 II Hi3 ' SAX FRANCISCO, June 20. Tho Heavers lost the first of the week's I series here yesterday to the Seals In an S-to-'J game. Venice grabbed a tally extra from (he Angeles, but the Hces sent the Oakland Comm it-; era with tho suiull end uf a 7-U-2 score. Tho scoros of yesterday ' were: Coast League. At San Francisco It. II. K ' Portland 7 It) oj Sail Francisco 8 12 0 At Los Angeles Venice I 7 I Los Angeles 2 C 2 At Salt Lake Oakland 2 0 1 Salt Lake 7 15 1 American League At Washington It Philadelphia 1 Washington -1 At Huston Now York 5 Hoston 0 National League. At New York U Hostnu ( Now York f At Brooklyn Brooklyn I Philadelphia - At Pittsburg Hrooklyn - Pittsburg Rain. At St. Louis ' St. Louis ( 0 Chicago "Dixie Land" on the Amusement Zone at the Panama-Pacific Exposition NB of tho amusement concessions on "The Zono" that attract tho attention of all visitors Is Dlxlo Loud, a theater whero southern dnrklei slug tho songs of old plantation days. This photograph shows the front of Dixie Laud at tho PnnnuiU'Paciilc In ternational Imposition, Sail Francisco. He suro to visit the imposition. YIMIt Milt KlI'I'lIltllXT HtO.M PHKSI'.XT TI.MK AffnliK Tlien WeioTilvlal ( ouip.it eti to W'ot.'il .MaliliiK llMppeiilngH of Today (D AuoUtl I'ffM to x Vtf rimM.J I.O.N'DON, Juno 26. Oiio of the newspapers publlsbos an epitome of tbo news of Wbltsiin-week a )uir ngo, to lontrast the trivial news of that time with tho stlrrliiK events I of today. A year iiho .Mr. i.iojo George delivered a speech at Cilc cleth while Mr. Asqiilth was play ing golf on the Holyhead links. The Derby race had been run. Two siif frauottoa were bound over for at tacking the (luflor of llolloway Jail with a dog whip, nnd another for using n hatchet on tho Harmm! sketch, "Lowi W'ouudel," at tho Dore (lullory. At Oxford Univer sity, the honorary degree of dottor of civil law was conferred on Prlneo Llchnowsky, tho (ieinian ambasw dor. Times Wr.nt Ad8 for results. t on "The Zono" that attract tbo v ,jL2ijHL ' 7IHB81BmD'v jKffijKnapCwnSSn The Joy Zomie Sam Framicasco Exposition COOS COl'XTY Is going to be out In foi co to see tho Panama-Pacific Imposition In San Francisco In Julv The big fair Is well worth seeing and everyone should be will ing to make some sacrifice to got a sight of this wonderful dream city, tho like of which will never be seen again b the present generation. -lust a general low of the grounds and i buildings Is well worth tho tlmu and money required to make n trip to San Francisco. 1 Tho ' .one" Is the play ground of I the big show. It is the amusement feature that adds the flavor to the exposition. It Is lined with attrac tions of tho lighter nnd laughter kind One of the Rarities at the World's Greatest I T t)US scene Is the Interior 01 one la go, wiicn 11 oiio or ino novel auraciions on 'j.no .one," tno 3,000 foot amusement street of the Panama Pacific International Imposition, San Francisco. The rug displayed here Is wilucd at K0 per Inch and Is a great railty. The many wonderful concessions of this carnival district hold many a hearty good tlmu In stole for both young and old who visit the Imposition. Queer Muds of Ullages, new kinds ut rides thrilling In tho ex treme and amazing sightseeing features are among the attractions offered. Ue sure to Mt the great Imposition. that rollino tho monotonous round of sight seeing. Nearly all the enter- talnmentH on thu "one" nossess! some merit, hut sumo are much bet ter than others. There nro some that vlsltois cannot afford to miss. Muuy htorles of tho uxpense of see ing all thu shows on tho ".one" have been told, but most of them are ex aggerated. Tho pi Ices In all Instunces mo reasonable and nearly all nro worth the money. For tho benefit of thoso who con template making tho trip The Coos ll Tiiuis lias compiled the following list of attractions that ovoryouo should see. It deux not nimprUe t, co leto list but it oiubracM about I , . . lueliidlnn "Stella" who looks good enough lo ho embraced, worth iiHilim. Here they aio: "Tim I'anamu Ouual." "Tehuantmioc," Mcoloun villas. "Uioutioii." "Stella. " "The r.uhy Incubatooi." Vollow Stone Pari: and Old l-'nllli-ful Inn." "London to the South Pole. ' "The Submarines." "The IHvliiK dlrls." Other utti actions all woitlu In clude, "llattle ot I hu Monitor and Mcr- , rimac." "Captain, the Hduented lioue "Iiuttlu or (lettysliiirg." "lideu Miisoa." "JwHur's Pahiie." "Toylauil drown Up." "101 Httiu'li." "ShIIs'h Wild Animal Show." The I'.iimum ('miul A )inploto, corieet and fulthful I ;4 T in rt-rTii fi i ra r SEVEN -- At The working reproduction of the Panama Canal and Canal Zone, covering al most five acros. This Is tho largest reproduction of nny subject over created. Located near tho Flllmoro Street entrance to tho Exposition Krounds. adjoining the Machinery Palace. Tho Submarines Comfortably seated In n regular 'Submarine," passengers are given a trip "around tho world boncath tho waters of the seven seas," going through a succession of winding sub terranean caverns nnd seeing. manyi w mulcts of the mighty deep. On com-. Ing nshore you meet many sea Jokes, such as apparently walking over Jel- Exposition or Hie queer bouse In Touuaiitepcc Vil ly-flsli, KettliiK cniiKlit In the ton tacleH of iIovM-IIbIi, etc. TcliiiauleiMH' VllbiRO A real bit of old Mexico transplant ed to the Kxposltlou. A Mexican vil la ko Is seen ns It Is on tho Isthmus of Tehunnteiiee, In lower Mexico. ".IniiKle Queens," Mexlrau- (Inucnru, soloists, orchestra ami other attrac tions are provided. Vellimstouo Xntlonul Puik A costly concession demonstrate? spoutliiK Ke)sors nnd the rugged Kraudeur of1 the Yellowstone. Tbo spectatorlum whore tbo Reysers aro shown Is light In the heart of a mountain. The I la by Incubators A wonderful doll house whero the dolls nre tiny Imbles. A number ot I storks ipmrd the front of tbo build ing. Loudon to tho .South Pole In this concession Is told nnd shown witli remarkable scenic ef fects the story of Captain Scott's heroic dash for the South Polo, and his tragic death. Ills long trip all tho way from Loudon to tho Antarctic Is shown, and nil nblo lecturer re cites the thrilling, calamitous talu of nihloHMiiout and sacrifice. Ci cation A splendid Illusion, showing tho birth of the world and the begin ning of life on this earth. Tho scenic if feds In this, oiio of the costliest attractions on tho Joy .one, aro won derful SPIRELLA CORSTS may he obtained In Marshfield from Mrs. Annie Holland, Corscticr 352 So, 5th St, Phone 200-X MERCHANTS CAFE Popular Plaro for Good Meals Prices Reasonable Cor. t'oiiimcrclal anil It'dit'y ChlinneiH 1'lreplaces J. N. BAYLISS Any kind of brlclt work at prices that are right. And all worlc guaranteed Call at "Tho Klresldo," Johnsou Jlldg, t:i7 Second St. I'reiuli ranges, boiler work. 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