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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1915 E VENING EDITION.
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SECTION TWO PAGE THREE
BASEBALL SCORES
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OIIKGOX NOT PRODUCING ' AS
MUCH GOLD AS USUAL
POHTUAXD M)SKS ANOTHER
GAME TO LOS ANGELES
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DECREASE IN METAL
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Cartridges for
Your Big' Game Hunt
JUST as soon as game became scarce enough to niak
men critical about their rifles, sportsmen in ever
r community got to demanding Itcmington-UMC.
Sl The demand for Remington-UMC Hig Game Rifles and
J Remington Metallic Cartridges has been growing ever since.
. The Itcmington-UMC Dealer here in this cuminmitty is the man to go to.
I He know s wlint's happening in the sport today. You'll know liloi by the Rtd
JgZuH Mark oj Itcmington-UllCunil Lis store it Sportsmen's Hcadtpiartcra.
Sold by your home dealer and 645
other lending merchants in Oregon
Rtralmton Arms-Union Metallic Ctrtridge Co., Woolworlh Bldj. (233 B'wtr) N. Y. City
he Gunnery
"Everything for Outdoors"
O Front St., Marshfield-Phone 34-J
fA Bank of
(Personal Service
You will not always be able to save money,
iecause vou will not alwavs bo able to earn it.
Save now while everything is favorable and build
ip a reserve fund to fall back on when your earning ca
pacity ceases, as it surely will.
We pay interest on savings ac
counts and time deposits,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF COOS BAY
Safety Deposit "Boxes For Rent.
FLANAGAN
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BENNET
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BANK
OLDEST HANK IN COOS COUNT1T
ICstJibllBlitxl 1880.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $118,000
Interest paid on TJmo ' '
AND HAVINGS DEPOSITS . .
Officers
V. Dennett, President. , .
J. If. li ii mi Kit n, Vice-President. '
II. 1 Williams, Cashier.
Geo. V. Winchester, Asst. Cashier.
candiimvian-American Bail
"WHERE SAVINGS ARE SAFE"
We Loan Our Funds to Our Customers
HOURS 9 TO 3
SATURDAY EVE 7 TO 9
Puget Sound Bridge &
Dredging Co.
Dams, Bridges, Buildings.- General Construction
nnMPI PTF PI ANTS FOR HARRflR WDRK
tour Coos Bay office has available for Oregon Coasf
worK tne
Dredge "Seattle"
ithe most powerful, host equipped nnd most thoroughly iiiodera
tweaty-iuoli hydrnullo dredgo In Pacific waters
!Coos Bay office,
Marshfield, Oregon.
Main office,
Seattle, Washington.
Koontz Garage
Agency for t
--GOODYEAR TIRES EXCELSIOR
MOTORCYCLES UNION GAS ENGINES
Marine and Automobile Repairing a Specialty
INorth Front Street :: :: :: .. Phone 180-J
Also Power Number of Producing
Mines According to the U. S.
Geological Survey
tn AmocUIcJ Prs to Coo Djf Tlmft 1
WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 5.
The vnluo of the gold, silver, cop
per, nnd lead produced nt mines in
Oregon In 1914, according to Chnr
les G. Yale, of tlio United States Geo
logical Survey, wna fl, 676,163, com
pared with $1,740,102 in 1913. and
$849,88f. in 1912, and a decrease
of $70, 249 from tho value in 1914.
There wns a decreaso in tho ouput
of all metals in 1914 and also in tho
number of producing mines.
TUo gold output In 1914 decreas
ed 2.2 per cent. Tho decrease in
tho gold output was 61.60 per cent
of the total decrease In vnluo of all
metals produced In tho state in 1914
as compared with 1913.
The gold production was $1,591,
461, of which $1,043,144 enmo from
deep mines nnd $548,317 from plac
ers. Tho decreaso of gold from tho
deep mines was $133,938, and tho
'Increaso from tho pincers was $97,
689. Only ono dredgo was in operation,
but the gold dredged far exceeds tho
combined yield of all other forms of
placer mining In the state.
In 1914 the counties of linker,
Coos, Crook, Grant, nnd Malheur
show a combined decreaso of gold
amounting to $94,111, and tho coun
ties of Curry, Douglas, Jackson, Jose
phine, Lunc, nnd Wheeler, show a
combined Increase of $57,862.
The southwestern counties of Ore
gon, including Coos, Curry, Douglas,
Jackson, Josephine, and Lane, yield
ed a complncd production of $160,
085 In gold nnd $7,4148 in sliver.
Tho increase in gold output In 191 i
as compared with 1913 was $57,557.
In tho northeastern counties
linker, Crook, Grant, Mnlhcur, and
Whoolor thcro was a combined gold
yield of $1,431,376, of which Baker
County contributed $1,313,967, or
nearly 92 per cent. Tho decreaso in
gold from theso counties In 1914 as
compared with 1913 was $93,806.
Tho mines of tho stato that yiold
ed mi output valued nt more than
$100,000, wero tho Cornucopia
Mines Co. of Now York, tho Colum
bia Mining Co., and tho Commercial
Mining Co. (Hainbow), all deep
mines, and tho Powder River dredgo.
Aside from tho dredgo, only ono
placer mlno in tho stato yielded ovor
$10,000 in 1914.
Snn 1'Vniirlsco Still Holds Jlir Place
nt Head of the Coast League
Tennis
PERCENTAGES OP
COAST LEAGUE
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San Francisco .60
Los Angeles . . 64
Onklnnd ... .62
Portland .. ..67
Vernon 68
Salt Lnko ... .56
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57
62
60
67
67
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PORTLAND, Ore. Aug. 6. Port
lnud lost ngnln yesterday, Los An
geles taking the game at that city. A
double bender between Snn Francis
co and Suit Lnkc resulted In a game
won for each of those teams. The
play did not change the positions of
the Coast Leaguo teams In tho stand
ings. The scores of yesterday follow:
Const JC.lgllO
At Los Angeles R. It. K.
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etick to when you lincl it
must "make good" to you in
three different ways.
It must delight your f afe.
It must be cool and friendly
to your throat and tongue.
It must leave you feeling as
fit as a fiddle at the end of a
hard-smoking day.
On tho la3t two points we
match Fatima against any
cigarette in the world it can't
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TALKS ON CHILDREN
SPEAKER TELLS AT COXVEXTIOX
AIJOUT .MOTHERHOOD
Snys Mothers Do a Great Service to
XitUou In Providing
A Son
(Of AmocUU4 rmi to Coot Bj Ttran.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5. Tho
mother who risks her llfo to produce
a child docs as groat servico for tho
stato as tho innn who kills sonio oth
er woman's son In defenBO of it,
according to a paper by Dr. Lydla Al
len Do Vilblss, In charge of tho Kan
sas Department of Child Hygioue,
which wns rend before tho Nntlonal
Conference of Raco Betterment hero
today.
"Psoudo economists and moralists
depreclnto women for thoir rofusnl
to bear children," said tho paper. "If
tho would-bo reformers would direct
their energies In making conditions
hotter for mothers to bring children
Into tho world nnd to renr them to
cfflclont manhood and womanhood,
the woman would cortalnly bo moro
likely to respond cheerfully.
"Glvon a roasonablo economic se
curity and a worthy husband the
right sort of women will bear child
ren that will bo u credit to themselv
es and the country.
"Besides, tho child lias his right
in tho matter. Ho has tho right to
intolllgont consideration boforo ho is
born, oven boforo ho is conceived."
Infant mortality rates In civilized
countries vary from ono in four or
flvo to ono in eighteen or twenty it
was pointed out. Porhaps two thirds
of these deaths uro duo to improper
feeding nnd cure, Dr. Do Vilblss as
serted. "Parenthood," she said, "ougnt to
bo tho privilege of tho fit. To permit
parenthood to tho defective and to
those who will transmit serious di
seases and defects to their childron
is worse than stupidity."
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Portlnnd
Los Angeles 2
At Oakland:
Vernon -I
Oakland 3
At Suit Luke:
Snn FfnnsiBco 13
Snlt Lnkc 3
Second Gamo
Snn Francisco 3
Snlt Lake 7
American League
At Now York:
St. Louis lNov York..
St. Louis 0Ncw York .
At Philadelphia:
Detroit 11. Philadelphia
Detroit 8Phllndclphln
At Washington:
Chicago, Washington, ral.
Cloveland, Boston, rain.
National League
At Chicago:
Boston 3
Chicago 4
At Pittsburg:
Philadelphia ' 0
Pittsburg 1
At Cincinnati:
Now York 5 Cincinnati 2
Now York 2Clnclnnatl 1
At St. Louis:
Brooklyn
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But when it comes to tasto,
that's up to you. There's
no telling, until you try them,
whether Fatimas will just suit
your taste or not.
They are the biggest selling
cigarette, costing over 5c, in
the world. If so many thou
sands of men prefer Fatima's
taste, it's pretty sure that you
will, too.
Why don't you try them ?
If you do happen to like their
famously good taste, remem
ber that Fatima9 are the
mo9t SENSIBLE cigarette
you can buy.
Buy your trial packago
of Fatimas today.
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EGYPT IS DRY
Prohibition Doing Adopted In North
ern Africa Dining Wur
tDjr AnoclttrJ rren lo Coo III Tlmrni.
CAIRO, Aug. 6. Early closing Is
tho rulo In Egypt, nnd follows tho
prohibition of tho sale of absinthe.
In Cairo, Aloxandrla, tho Canal,
Suez and olsowhero within a radius
of flvo miles of nny milltnry camp,
tho snlo of alcoholic liquors of any
sort is stopped ut 10 o'clock at night
nnd Is not allowed to begin until
the following morning. Ten o'clock
closing is also compulsory in these
districts for all cafes, restaurants
and theatres.
Tho oarly closing combined witli
tho half lighting of tho streets,
which Is puroly u measuro of econ
omy, has given rise to tho beNef
amotig tho natives that Zeppelins
aro stationed In Syria and Intend
!to raid Egypt.
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XO MORE PUTTEES
XOTICD PAIXTER DEAD
llij Aiaucltlod 1'reM to Coot Btr Timet )
WARSAW, Aug. 6. - Joseph
Rrandt, woll known painter of war
pictures, died in Radom on Juno 12.
A short tlmo boforo his death his
country residence which contained
vnluablo works of art was destroy
ey by tho Germans after which he
moved to Radom.
Times want ads bring results.
English Army Discards Hoot Adopt
ed Yews Ago
IS AtocUt4 rrttt t Coot B7 TlfflM.
LONDON, Aug. 0. Tho Urltiah
army has decided to dlscontlnua tho
use of the puttee, which has been the
distinguishing leg wear of tho Bri
tish soldlor for many ycurs, and to
Hiibstltuto tho Russian urmy boot.
This decision wus arrived at us a
result of lnbt winter's campaign In
Flanders, when It was tound that
tho cloth puttee was llttlo or no pro
tection against the mud and wutei
and led to tho men suffering ,not
from fiost bites, but from benumb
ed feet and legs. Largo orders huvo
already been glvon for boots, which
will be supplied to tho troops boforo
winter sots in, as tho war office an
ticipated another winter In mud nnd
water-soaked trenches.
Tho puttee, which Is to bo dis
carded, was adopted because ot its
protection ngulnst snake bites in
India, and became general through
out the British army, and In fact,
has since the commencement of tho
present war been taken up by somo
of tho continental armies. It how
over, has proved useless under con
ditions prevailing in Europe, not
only because ot the lack ot protec
tion that It affords but because of
tho tlmo it takes to put It on pro
perly. SELLING GOODS
Tho big problem In selling
goods 1b getting tho customer
Into tho storo. Coos Bay 4
Times ads will help you solve
this problem,
Ladies of Marshfield!
-MRS.
GERTRUDE BROWN
BOSTON'S WELL-KNOWN BEAUTY SPECIALIST
Will Give You a Free Massage
In Your Own Home
' BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
This generous arrangement has been made by us In connection with a special
demonstration of the exquisite HARMONY TOILET PREPARATIONS. She will show
you by actual massage how you can get the best results. If you are interested
in your skin and you should be Mrs. Brown will be glad to show you how
you can retain or restore its original attractiveness.
She Arrives Monday, August 9, and will be
with us' until Saturday, August 14
She can only accept a limited number of appointments each day, so to avoid dis
appointment you should phone early for a definite appointment.
Understand her massage and advice on beauty culture costs you nothing what
soever. Let us know when she may call upon you, and we will be pleased to make
the necessary arrangements.
The hours for appointment are 9:00, 9:45, 10:30, and 11 o'clock a. m.f and
1:30, 2.15, 3:00, 3:45 and 4:30 o'clock p. m. daily.
Mrs. Brown's services are also free to women's clubs. Just phone us.
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co
"THE BUSY CORNER"
Phone 298.
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THE REXALL STORE
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See C0RTHELL
Phone 3171
WESTERN LOAN AND
BUILDING CO.
Assets $2,340,000.00 ::
Pays 8 per cent on savings
I. S. KAUFMAN & CO. ii
Local Treasurer '
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SOUTH COOS RIVER BOAT
SERVICE
t LAUNCH EXPRESS
lenvos Mui'shflold every day
8 a. in. Loao head of river
nt :i:!B p. in.
STEAMER RAINBOW
loaves hond of river dully nt 7
u. in. Leaves MurNlifiold nt - p.
in. I 'or charter apply on board.
ROGERS H SMITH
Proprietor!
DRY WOOD
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CAMPBELL'S W00DYARD
North Pi-out Street
Phono li7t)
20
20
COMMUTATION
TICKETS, $2.00.
Mnrshficld-North Bend Auto
Lino
Cam overy ton minutes from
(I n. in. to 12 p. in.; to Smith
Slough onco ii day, leaving nt
11 a. in.; to Emplto tlireo trips
a day.
GORST H KINO, Props.
City Auto & Taxi Co.
Duy and Night Servico
For tuxl, phono 20, Chandler
Hotel
For touring cars, phono 20,
Chandler Hotel
LYNX LAMBETH, Prop,
Now Cars Now Cars
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