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THE CO'OS B(Y TIMfe MARSHFIELD, OR&SCIN, SATURDAY, AUGlisf 21, 1915 EVENING EDITION, ir
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Pr,8 ." & conservation Assoc-
crntof""-' M,Bl.,...n nconclos
(n the urcscnt time.
"Co bio weather conditions and
rl preparation for tho season
he chief factors which have so
lade for dean record on tho
' t of patrol Denizations.
Cloning tho Plan of previous
"" ..f: ' , f drv wonth.
!fato'gct Its territory Into tho host
0 ' ... .hnno for successfully com-
S anr nres which might get
'''ii'.innai lookout polnlB woro
equipped, telephone lines extended
nd repaired, new iniiw .
rtrncted. and every effort made i to
,!, lioat possible co-oporntlon
between tho various patrol organiz
ations. These efforts nro now bearing
fruit In the prompt detection nna
.. f nil tlroa Wlllcll ho-
iiippressiun ui .
come started.
Vet Time for Hanger
Aithmieh the beginning of August
is conditions much moro fnvorablo
n,.n (hoso of a year ago, thcro Is
ttlll time for tho woods to becoino
dry and only tho greatest care mm
vigilance will provent fires from
ttartlng during tho next fow weeks.
Oregon experienced no fires
worthy of mention during July. A
few fires escaped as a result of slash
burning but were speedily extin
guished without loss ot green um
ber. About 300 wardens aro on duty
outside tho National Forests and
their number probably will bo slight
ly Increased If rains nro not forth
coming within the next few days. Tho
need for strict enforcement of tho
forest laws has been especially em
phasized this season, and a campaign
to cllmlnato tho smoke nuisance has
Jbeen lgorously carried on.
Washington reports soino 115 fires
I during July, all promptly extinguish
ed, and with small loss of timber.
I The Washington Korcst Flro Absoc
llatlon has 87 men on duty, and tho
I state, through Its own und Federal
Weeks Law appropriation, nearly as
I many more.
Few In Idaho
Idaho has experienced n fow small
fires, nouo of which iiava caused loss
of timber. Only tho normal forco of
patrolmen aro on duty, but every
precaution Is being taken to sco that
tires nro promptly discovered. Tho
Forest Service has this season con
structed several emerconcv ware
houses whero flro fighting tools,
avallablo for Immcdlnto shipment to
points needed, aro Ktnrnil. This lii In
addition to tho tool supply which
each National Forest maintains.
Montana reports a most fuvornblo
SdSOn as Comn.irnil to lnat vrmr Tlin
Northern .Montana Forestry .Associa
tion has bad no fires In Its torrltory.
m spite of present fnvorablo con
ditions tho nrinnat fnrn la m.i..i t.i.
H agencies to prevent damogo dur
lS the next month. August nnd Sep
tember can bo counted on to bo dry
and a few hot days nro all that Is
required to produco n serious flro
laiard.
COOS COUNTY HAS
SEVERAL ACCIDENTS
Minor Injurs Itcpoitcd to .State
vuilllUlssl(,I(1.K0 X,H.,.
Slate in l'nt YA'eek
SiTl'M n. .
H i .S; ' "": ..": ."' u, "" or
inVii.7 r, "l" rel,0"ion to tho stato
wustrlai accident commission dur
ag last week, two wero fntul. Tho
J5. , mSt tl,elr llves wel0' Sam
i. killed by a train while drlv-
Thoni.,Uiun,0,,"e nt Ool,, m- nnrt
"ho A i, ',' "' ste'lIP operator,
no fell off a Vi.M0i at Fjavol and
"s drowned.
Uf tllft tn..l i -
ie .m"'." ""ll,wr reported, 10
DenuiVr l" l" worKmens' com
pensation act. -to worn fmm ,.i,iin
;""y (n'oratlons. 29 from firms
ed thor'"s. "vo reject-
W6frr u"s 0l tl10 nct nnd two
occupa-
emnin, Tk lun'orations who
Ion C) labor ln hazardous
Saimlli 1..1 .
cldent.Y.Yr 'V110 number of ac-
Ion fn.,.ti . "" -" construr-
BiKh w.lth S3! whlle ai'e-
PMiim,e next wlth .
the Com en. . ,Il comPleto list of
A n!i , u"tv cllnt8 roportod:
,e Ued. logging "UOr aml
'"'Kd.saS,,,. MarsUf,uld' feet
Jampa tl n.. . .
inz:son' uke8,,,e' r,b
bmtlnir. annlnB- Conullle. leg cut,
lrIennraMrnC,,?r: nnvor . eB
" raroad trespasser.
Tloe wt ads brins regults.
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Itedding, Col., h Selected nn Most
(Convenient Tolnt from Which
to Distribute.
ItAUItKI) FltO.H .MAILS
According to nu official
of tho Postofflco Department
in a statement mnilo nttor
tho announcement of tho
plan to dlsp.cnso boozo In
Oregon by parcels post, tho
government will not allow
liquor to bo shipped through
tho malls. This will spoil tho
plan oPtho Hornlbroolc pro-motors.
ItRDniNO Cal., Aug. in. Tho
names of 380,000 tipplers In Oro-
gon nnd Washington nro catulogucdi
and arranged ln an alphabetical In
dox by n mall order houso that Is
preparing to open for business In
llornbrook, tho California town
nearest tho OroRon-Cnllfornln lino.
OreRon and Washington states will
go dry .Tnnunry 1 next.
Tho law in both states allows,
after tho opening of tho now year,
any person In thoso two states to
liurchoBO tlireo dozen bottles of beer
nnd two quart bottles of whiskey
over four weeks.
Tho cntorprlslng dealer In Horn
brook who proposes to shoot alcohol
across tho stato lino into Oregon nnd
Washington, hns built n warehouse
100 feet long nnd 80 feet wide, in
which ho will storo his alcohol bov
crages. A flro nroof, burglar proof safe
has been built, In which nro kopt tho
names nnd addresses of 3S0, 000
tipplers of Oregon and Washington,
who, It seems, will bo likely pur
chasers. Tho vnluo of town lots In Horn
brook has advanced CO per cent tho
last thrco months, or slnco tho prop
erty owners realized tho geograph
ical advantngo they havo in dealing
with "boozo" shipments to the north
ern states.
A second mall order houso has
bought a largo lot nnd proposes to
enter Into tho business which prom
ises such handsomo returns from tho
dry states north of California.
PORTLAND WOMAN TO
KNOCKOUT MASHERS
Htxyn Mulct VIIrtH aro Worst Cowniils
und Will Hun Wlieii Shipped
Shows How it is Doiio
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 19.
Mmlnrn flrnna mill tllO exotic fltsll-
lons aro not to blaino for tho ppidoni-
Ic of street "mashing" in l'ortiami
and other cities, according to tho de
limMnna nt vniinir Mrs. Anna Wade,
collogo gradunto and erstwhllo girl
of comfortablo station, wlio ueai on
with a plank sho picked up on tho
curbing n street "masher" who ac
costed her.
Horn of well-to-do Walla Walla
poronts, much traveled during tho
nlno yenrs or moro of her married
llfo, and only recently thrown upon
her own resources, 'Mrs. Wn'do is
firm ln her conviction tbnt "mash
ing" Is becoming too common and
that Inasmuch as policemen cannot
bo nlong every block mt tho samo
time, thoro is but ono thing for tho
womon who of necessity aro out
nlono at night, to do. That thing is
to tnko -matters Into their own hand,
nnd pommel men and boys who forco
tlioir nttcntlons.
. "A 'miishcr' Is usually Just en
ough of n roward thot ho will run
ir n girl Is firm and slaps him whon
ho Is too porslstont," said Mrs. Wndo
who Is n Southorn girl nnd n grad
uato of Mllllgan College, at Milll
gan, Tenn.
BIG LOAN MADE
ON OREGON TIMBER
GO IS EfiE
XOIITIIKIIX PACIFIC PltESIDKNT
SAYS PltOSPKItlYV IS IllCltIO
flood Crops nnd Improving lluslness
Conditions Kvidcnt Hveryvvhero
Ho Says
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 21.
.lulo M. Hnnnnford, president of tho
Northern Pnclfic railway, bellovcs
prosperity Is more than "on tho
way."
"Wo are prosperous," ho declared
recently, after several conferences
with railroad men. "Wo havo ov
ery ossenco of business life plenty
of money in tho banks subject to
loan nt low interest on rensonnblo
security. Abovo all, thnro Is the
crops.'
Northern Pacific crop experts for
months have been estimating nud
compiling. They had It figured out
that tho total crop of all sorts ln all
the territory east and west that Is
tributary to tho Northern Pacific
will averago 15 per cent moro tbnn
Inst year.
Prosperity In Sight
"It is easy to estimate crops,"
Mr. Hnnnnford remnrked, "but the
oncournglng thing Is that tho actual
thresher measurement of tho grain
being harvested bears out thoso es
timates. Tho meaning of this should
bo plain to everyone big crops,
moro money, moro prosuurity. Con
ditions overywhero nro hotter tluin
they wero .it this tlmo Inst year.
"A8 a matter of fact, our earnings
nro getting bettor, I nm glad to
state, nnd with tho crop movemout
coming on wo have no reason to
complain, llnllroad earnings nro tho
first to fool depression nnd nro not
always tho first to rovlvo. But
they nro rovlvlug. That is ono of
tho best Blgiis of prosperity I can
think of."
EUGENE BOYS CAUGHT
ON FAKE DIAMONDS
Son of Mayor Hell Falls for llogus
Stone hut Chief Ilrlstol Proves
too Wm-y nnd Arrests Vender
BUaKXK, Ore., Aug. 10-r-Thrco
Kugcno boys. Gilbert Doll, son of
Mayor Dell; V 'I Victors and Paul
Koppe, bought diamonds" from a
fakor, paying 3 encb. This morn
ing, In tho police court, their monoy
wns refunded nnd Israel Harvctz.
dealer in bogus stones, wns fined
$10, by acting Pollco Juugo urnco
Storns. Ho was unnblo to pay and
was put to work on tho strcots as
II "WllltO WingB. HO uatui'vu mm'
in tho day. .... ,
Pollco Cnptoln .1. O. DrlBtol took
linn-ntr inin custody, nftcr tho boys
bad mado a comp'Mnt and after llar-
votz had uttcinptcd to sou iinsioi
himself n "sparkler."
WHALF.S SKUX XKAH FLOHKXCK
Sight Regarded ns Highly Novel Hy
F.nulonMs to Light limine
FLORUNCi:, Ore., Aug. 20. Ab
tho gusollno schooner Rollot wns go
ing up tho bcn'Jh to Hccctn light
house recently n largo school of
whales was sighted. They woro
spouting In all directions, nnd tho
Hlght croatcd conshlcrnblo excito-
meit ninong tho pnssengors. jhu
whales wero sighted again on tho
return trip.
PFTF.H IS SHiKXT
Says Up Will Not Testify Against
Jlodford Assailant
MF.DFORD, Oro., Aug. 20. 13. .1.
Poole, a gardlnor boing held In tho
county jnll on charges of assaulting
H. U. Puter of Derkoley, Cal., Is to
bo given a trial becauso bo Is con
sidered n menace to public safety.
Puter yesterday rolterated his state
ment that ho would not prosecute
When told that ho was going to bo
given n trial Poolo wept. His home
Is In England.
KLKTOX COl'PLi: WF.DS
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MARSHFIELD
ACRE TRACTS
One of the best small Investments you can mnko Is an aoro tract near
the city.
lluy it now make your homo on the tract rnlso all thu vegutublOH
you need for your own uho and market the surplus,
Willi tho growth of tho city the tract con bo cut into lots, and Bold
at a haiidsomu profit.
Let us show you our aero tractB all flue bottom land best of soil
will grow anything that will grow In Oregon.
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PEOPLE
W1IOUUYJ
Silver Falls Timber .Co. Uonows
8700,(1(1(1 on t'lncKiinms i uiimj
Tract from Chicago Trust Co.
SALRM, Ore., Aug. 10 Tho Sllvor
Falls lumber Company hns filed with
tho county recorder hero a trust deed
to tho Continontnl Trust & Savings
Dank of Chicago. It covers tlmbor
lands ln this nnd Clackamas county,
nnd tho consideration of '$700,000.
According to tho deed tho monoy Is
to bo ised in paying off debts and
in purchasing additional property.
WOMFX CAX'T OET TATKXSF.S
Womon are applying now to
n..,i,. nin. i'nemi for hunting
and fishing licenses. On tho adilce
of pistrlct Attorney Liijeqvisi w
refusing to grant them. Hut in tho
confused condition tho legislature
hns loft tho question of licenses xui
womon, it Is probable that if ono of
tho fair box should bo caught angl
ing without u llcenso no Jury could
bo cmpanolled would ovor convict
hor. To nnglo for bigger gamo than
fish or deor has always been wom
an's prerogative; and a law wnicn
would forbid her to got after 'four
footed gamo would bo manifestly ati
surd, In view of tho axiom that tlio
greater Includes the less.
Hare your LETTRIt heads, bill
heads, etc., printed at THE TIMES
office.
ROSKDITRC, Oro., Aug. 20.
a miint wniidlncr wob performed r.t
! iKirannnrrn nf tllO MOtllOdlSt
m...mii wiion William Arthur Clomo i
and Fnnnlo M. Honderer, of Elkton,
wero united in marriHgu, uv. v. .
Jeffries officiating. Tho groom is
n nrosnoroiiB farmer of Elkton,
whero the couplo have many friends.
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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
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APPEXDICITIS EPIDEMIO
ORASS VALLEV, Cal..
Aug. 10. An opldomlc of
iippondlcltls seems to havo
struck this section, tho two
hospitals hero being crowd
ed with patients. All phys
icians horo report a long
list of applicants for oper
ations besides a constant suc
oin nf nmerconcv cases.
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Phono 270
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Phoae UO-n. Marshfleld, Oregon
Times Want Ads brine results,
Lawn and Garden Sprinkling
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I'.verjouo who ui'i-im i" w . - "- ,
line lis required to sign an applhntlon nud make payment b. f re
slug any water for this purpose. Tho rate flxnl liy the Itull
load i Commission for M.rlnklli.K is Sl.00 cr month for wirli .
nunra feet (B(l hy KlO-foot lot. or less building M'co liK-lutlvtl.
Kent of four months, or 3I. in advance iillows iiso for ono
ear in advance, for ,nm sprinkling wash ng W '"y. ;orr,io
etc., hut If paid hy the month "so la only allowed dining tlio
mouth paid.
Tho rules filed with tho Itallroad Coimnisslou roiiulro that pa
ment ho mado in advance each iiunitli before using miiiio and that
bprlnkllng 1)0 doiio only between tl and H o'clock, morning mid
evening. Xo reduction In rates will bo allowed In case water I
not rciiulrcil for sprinkling every day of tho month. If water Js
used for bprlnkllng without payment having been mado In ml.
vnuco or outbldo of sprlnkilng hours, tlio service may Io entirely
sln.l off nnd not turned on until 8l.o penalty has been paid,
Coos Bay Water Company.
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Like This Store?
DOES yfiur store front sell goods for you?
Does it invito customers to come In? Watch
how quickly business will boom, once you in
stall an Electric Sign, Watch the big increase
in tlio number of new customers,
An Eleckric Sign Brings
Prosperity
If you would grow wit h your neighbors, or
. faster than they, you must adopt tho most
modern and efficient methods, Electricity is
one of tlio most Impor tant adjuncts to a suc
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