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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
I1K8T1 COUNTl' LY STATU FOR
1IIB PURPOSK HAiYH BAPKRT
RAISE MORE BEEP BIO TO DISBAND
I'rof. K. L. Potter In Much Impressed
In IntoivxtliiK l'npcr DIkcunscs
Four Uocf Types
Cattlo raising on tho ranges of
Coos should be n mot profitable In
dustry, according to K. L. Potter,
of tho flopnrltncnt of aiilnml hus
bandry of O. A. C, and ho has
written sovoral letters on tho sub
ject to J. L. Smith, county agricul
turist.' : '
Nowlioro In tho state, he pointed
out, arc tho conditions so well adapt
ed to this Industry. Two types of
cattle, tho Ilercfords nud tho Short
horns tiro recommonded for this sec
tion. Prof. Potter discusses the types
ns follows:
Thcro aro four leading breeds of
bcof cattlo; Shorthorns, Ilercfords,
Abordccn Angus, and Galloway.
Tho Aberdeen Angus nnd the Gallo
ways aro good cattlo but aro not nu
merous cnotigh In Oregon to de
serve much attention in this article.
Tho chief rivalry Is between tho
Shorthorn and tho Hereford.
"Durham" Is another name for
tho Shorthorn. Tho word "Durham"
is used very generally in Coos Coun
ty, but It Is practically never used
by tho loading breeders or at tho
big llvo stock eI)owb, or In tho ag
rlculturo papers.
Tho Shorthorn cattlo aro red,
white, or roan, and occasionally
spotted,, regardless of strain or
breeding. Full brothers and sis
ters may bo ono red, another whlto
and anothor roan.
Tho Shorthorns aro Bllghtly larg
er than tho Ilerbfords, n llttlo moro
full In tho hind quarters and a llttlo
better milkers.
The HcrcfordB, on tho other hand,
aro hotter rustlers, nud fatten a llttlo
moro readily on scanty food. It Is
commonly said that tho shorthorn
Is tho hotter for good feed and tho
Hereford for poor food and thoro
Is considerable truth in this state
ment. Whcro thoro is plenty of food to
get tho steers fat and to winter the
cows in good shapo tho Shorthorns
will probably bo just as good in ev
ery wny but a llttlo larger nnd so
bring a llttlo moro monoy. If the
feed is not so good a larger percent
age of tho Shorthorn steers will not
bo fat and will have to bo held over
for anothor year and tho cows will
bo too thin at tho beginning of win
ter nnd will either not do well or
will require extra feed.
Tho uniform nnd distinctive color
of tho Herefords Is nlso of advantage.
Tho small size of tho calves at
birth saves tho cows much trouble
in calving while tho calves soon
grow to bo as largo as other breeds.
Tho differences outlined should
cnnblo the beef man to easily select
tho breed ho wants. Iloth aro so
noarly nllko and both so good nnd
so much moro profitable than the
scrub that tho brocdor of cither Is
going to bo moro than pleased with
the results. Novor tho less, when
It comes to n fine distinction, wa
would recommend tho Hereford for
all year around on grass with no
shelter, while wo would recommend
tho 'Shorthorn whore thoro was plen
ty of extra winter feed and shelter.
CAN'T PLAY ON WIND AND LAST
MKICTIXG CALLED
FIvo Yearn Coos liny Concert Itiiiul
Has Hocn Efficient Organiza
tion Aro Sow In Debt
Five years tho Coos Day Concert
Hand has furnished music to the city
of Mnrshfleld. Tomorrow night, for
lack of support, it will disband and
hereafter thoro is to bo no official
organization that on occasion may
bo turned to for music on tho many
occasions It is needed.
As high as 32 members hnve at
times been In tho bnnd. Faithful
ly tho members have been mooting
twice a week. For about thrco
years the musicians wero subsidized
by tho city nt tho rato of $1B0 a
mouth. This paid tho expenses of n
director and also bought tho nuislc.
This nrrangoment was satisfactory
until about last March' when the city
the city could no longor stand tho
$150 strain and tho band was drop
ped. Tho Moose camo forward, will
ing to shoulder the burden nnd they
tried hard, but tho expenso was too
great for them.
But through It all tho members
havo been optimistic and remained
Intact, hoping against hopo that
somo moans would turn up, enabling
them to continue. They havo been
disappointed and tomorrow night
thoy meet for tho laBt time
"Tho boys havo boon workod hard
and havo done tholr best," said Dr.
Toyo, secretary of tho band, todny,
"nnd tho' it takes wind to play thoy
can't pay on wind. Thoy'ro In dobt,
thoro Is no monoy In sight bo I guess
Its up to us to dig up nnd thon quit."
Tho present momborshlp of tho band
Is now 22, many 0r tho musicians
havo lort town nnd tho support of tho
body was withdrawn. Director It.
N. Fonton has for many months
been nt tho hend, has mado tho band
nn efficient organization and lias
mado n host of friends hero.
Touring Oregon to Aid
Cauase of Mother's Pensions
Judge Henry Noll, father of
Mother's Pensions, has traveled all
over the United States in tho last
four years, advocating Mother's Pen
sion and Is :now traveling through
Oregon nnd will visit Coos Dny this
month, Ills plan has been adopted
Into tho laws of twenty-five states,
Myomlng, New York and Tennessee
recently joining the procession.
Ills plan Is to talk about the evils
of child-poverty and to convlnco tho
whole country thnt It Is bad policy
and a waste of taxpayer's monoy to
allow any child to suffer from pov
erty. Ho 1b organizing n great Moth
er's Pension Congress, which will
take place at tho San Francisco Ex-
iW'SiW'V'WNrf'N'WN
AVntcli for I'aimum Opening
PICTURE BRIDES
ARE NOT DESIRED
(Dr AMocltled I-rn o Chi Baj Time.)
TOKIO, Sopt. 1C Choosing .Tap
enoso brides by pictures is no longor
desirable, according to Mr. S. Yam-
nkaml, n .Inpancso newspaperman of
Senttlo, who has Just roturncd to
tho United Stntcs with cloven girls
who will marry Jnpancso emigrants.
Eugenics Is tho basIH of solectlon
now, ho holds. In former days the
custom has been "for tho omlgrant to
send for the girl whoso plcturo ho
liked.
When Mr. YnmnkamI reached
Jnpon ho received applications from
twcnty-nlno girls who wished to, go
to America to mnrry Jnpancso la
borers nnd ho soloctod oloven pros
pective brides from among thorn. Mr.
YnmnkamI discarded tho old picture
brldo nrrangoment. Ho mado a
thorough examination of each would
bo brldo as to education and physical
conditions. Ho choso only robust
women.
Mr. Yninnknml laments tho fact
that promising young Jnpanese men
nro llablo to dotcrlorato after raving
amassed "wealth" In America, nnd
ho attributes this demoralization to
tho difficulty of finding sultablo
wives.
Hy supplying wives of tho bettor
class ho proposes to liolp tho moral
conditions of tho Japanese emigrants
in America,
I I I I I I I I
Making:
Business
Better
n
DESPITH tho handicap
of war, business Is on
tho up grado. If each
ono of us contributes
u llttlo extra push it
will soon bo hotter.
It menus trying harder nnd
keeping at it longer,
It means continual optimism
and faith In tho future
And It menus carotul, Hustnln
ed, woll planned uowspaper ad
vertising in many lustnncee.
The Coos
Times
will bo glad to assist thoso who
I want suggestions as to holp
I push business.
I Bay
K fla0U9atiaar H
JUDGE HENRY NEIL
position on September 20,21 and 22.
At this conference plans will bo dis
cussed for having tho Mother's Pen-
WOULD GBEA
TELIFEi
T1UK8 TO MAK1-; VEGETATION
.SOLELY FROM. CHEMICALS
-t
Dr. V. Ilnyiloii in Making Somo K.
perlmentN Attended by Re-
inarknblo Hesultn
Crcntlng vegetable llfo by means
of chemicals Is nn oxporlmont which
lias been nttompted by Dr. Walton
Hnydon of this city nnd which ap
parently resulted successfully. Dr.
Hnydon says that his experiments
huvo only been started and ho will
not say what ho thinks ho has ac
complished until ho hus gouo far
ther, but at least ho has results to
show.
Following L'Dui-,
Dr. Hnydon has been following
with much interest the experiments
of tho noted French scientist, L'Due,
who has been attempting to erento
life. Scientific papers havo been
reporting tho ideas, attempts nnd
result of L'Due and Dr. Hnydon
concluded to try some experiments
on his own account following out
tho same Idea.
Ills purpose was to sco if ho could
create vogotablo llfo entirely by
means of the uso of chemicals, ny
following out woll studied plans
ho mixed chemicals and mado tho
seed which ha planned to have
grow. This was planted in. water
which had been chomlcnlly treated.
Tho result is qulto astonishing.
With wonderful rapidity tho seeds
appear to germlnnto and from them
grow plants, or nt least something
that npponra llko vegetation. In
somo rases tho growth took on moro
tho form of seaweed nnd spread out
In grent masses on the bottom of
mo buibs in wnicn mo seen was
placed. In other cases tho growths
tnko an upward direction and In
placos bear llttlo branches which
havo tho nppenrauco of leaves and
others which look llko llttlo berries.
(iron Hi is Rapid
Ono peculiar fenture Is tho rapid
mnnnor In which tho growth comes
about. A seed planted In tho water
will shoot up the growth In tho
course of n few hours.
Dr. Hnydon does not protend to
nay wnut ho has discovered, but ho
does sny thnt at least somo Interest
ing developments havo como about
nnd he Intends to go deepor into
tho matter and make further cxporl
slon System administered by tho pub
lic school system.
"The Mothers' Pension System Is
not a charity any moro than tho pub
lic school Is a charity," said Judge
Nell In discussing his plan. "Wo
Bpctul money for free educa
tion because it Is tho. economi
cal nnd efficient thing to do.
We know that wo cannot afford to
hnvo our children grow up in Ig
norance But thousands of child
ren nro prevented from obtaining
nn education because their fathers
nro dead or for somo renson fnll to
provide. Tho pension system provldos
food, clothing, shelter and caro by
the child's own mother, without
which tho freo public schools cannot
do tholr work.
"Wherever tho pension system has
been tried its results satisfy nil class
es . Juvenile crime and defectives
nro decrensed at once, becnuso tho
pensioned mothers aro enabled to
remain nt homo and tnko caro of
tholr children. If children havo a
good homo, with tholr own mother,
juvonllo crlmo decreases. Tho best
wny to rapidly decrease tho cxponso
of corrective Institutions, Is tho
Motlprs' Pensions SyEtom, which
attacks chlld-povorty, tho causo of
most crime, feeblo mlndedness and
Insanity.
"Who is not pained to sco llttlo
children In poverty, deprived of tho
things childhood ncods? Tho pension
system will cnnblo nil children to
lvo a happy childhood and that
Is what wo aro living for, ns I seo
It."
Judgo Noll is organizing committ
ees In stntcs which do not havo tho
Jienslon system, nnd also commltteos
In pension states to sco thnt tho law
Is used to free all chlldron from pov
erty. Judgo Noll Is known as "Tho Fath
er of tho Mothers' Ponslon System."
Ho receives no remuneration. Ho has
spoken in hundreds of cities.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF I.MPUOVE
MENT 1IO.VDS
theKTSH
lltularaaW. aBBBBBBn
c$5?
TSfcrSSS I
Tliisis
Stove Polish
YOU
Should Use
TT'S different from
I others because moioenro
"" is taken In tho niukinsr
nnd tho materials used nro oP
higher grade.
Black Silk
Stove Polish
Mnkci n brilliant, silky polish Hint does
not rub oil or dust oft, nu J tlio alilnolmtit
four times ns long na ordinary Nlovo
e
llih. Used on nnmplo slovct nnd sold
1 linrdwnro nhd crocrrv clcnlors.
All wo uk in a trial. Uh It on ) our rook tovi
your parlor itovo or your pu ronpo. If you
loner. Inilit on lllnrk Silk Btcnp I'ol
Mado In liquid or piulo ono quality.
Black Silk Stovo Polish Work.
Sterling, Illinois
don't flml it tho baat alova noll.l, you eviir
uanl. your ilcaler In nutliorltnl lo nfiinj your
money, Inalrt on Kl.-irk Silk Stoic I'oliall.
-- ' i.. . r ii it
rraii. XTKIPir, wiovi"pi I njyrmi. rupunif.
BlacH iik matai t-oii.n iorpucr. mend
UvK afwtalSaKr ",
Our own prompt and particular delivery scrvk M
ficient clerks beirlg out of tho high rent diSS
keeping our prices as low as consistent with ZM
ness makes, buua
Conner &. Hoagland
The Leading Grocers Dealers in Good Grnni
707 Qniith Rrnnrlunv. Phnr.no on T,UGerieS
,,, wumn w.wn.. .j. . iiuiiw OfO-J
Uh BlacW Silk Alr.Drylns Iron Cnamal on
wptpr
tal Pollih
or braM. It haa no equal for uaoon autoinoblloa.jA
Fine Rugs
A
RUG can
make, or
mar the appear
ance of any room.
We have a
large variety
of them for
every room
in the house
SEE OUR WINDOW
Johnson-fiulovsen Co.
Tho Quality Nuiiio with tho .Service
Funic
NOHTH FKONT STItEET
and 3M.
.
FOR SALE
on Uison Ink-i, fine lo-
N'otlco Is horohy given that scaled
proposals will bo received by tho
Flnnnco Commlttco of tho Common
Council of the City of Mnrshflold.
Coos County, Oregon, ut tho offlco
of tho City Recorder of said City of
Mnrshflold, in the City Hall of said
city until Ii o'clock p. m., Monday
tho 27th day of September, 1915,
for tho purchaso of Btrcot Improve
ment bonds of tho said City of
Mnrshflold, Coos County, Oregon,
to tho amount of J5.920.M.
All of said. Improvement bonds ....:n u- -i-i i .. it n..i
atlons not exeen.Hn, Wl" UU auu dl UUJUUIiaiiy ,
Second Hand
Pianos & Organs
We have an over stock of
second-hand pianos and some
slightly used instruments that
UA NO IT 10 acres
cation. $150 an acre.
RANCH Norlli .Inlet, .KJO acres, fine iMiild
inis, tools, horse and cow, fruit, chickens i.f"
sjMOOO. '
HANOI I Catching Tnlet, M acres, fine builtl
ings, plenty of fruit, 7 cows, very dosirablc
)lace. sfSoOO.
RANC1!! Ross Inlet, -10 acres, liousc S01ne
cleared, nice bottom. $2f)()().
RANOII Ooos River, 80 acres, lmildmmanii
fruit $1500. . b
8AWM ILL Rortahle, ('oniplolc, 20,000 ca
parity. $2o00.
SAWiM I'LL Shingle mill. Donkey, coin
l)lete for 00,000 capacity. Price way down.
One of the very best paying hotels in South
western uregon. injusl ue seen to bu
ciated.
RANOIf 10 acres Kentuck Inh
convenient. So is 1 he price. $800.
appro-
house, very
. !?300 cash
.Kino cottage Two lots on corner
and balance $20 per month.
Three-room cottage near Oregon street, lots
50x120. Price $000.
.Tee cream parlor.
Terms very reu.somtlrie oh any of dhvc
KOOS OREGON
DEVELOPMENT CO.
PIONEER BLOCK
NORTH BEND, OREGON
SOCIAL (WI.KNl)AK
THUKSDAY
A. N. W. Club with Mrs.
Knnry Noblo.
Miss Winnie Simpson en-
tains ut Hunker II 1 11.
FRIDAY
Mrs. C. II. DiuiKnn gives
lunchoon to nast mntroiiH of
O. B. s. nt homo of Mrs.
Frances Hazard
Lucky Thirteen Club with
Mrs. B. Cameron.
Reception at Preshytorlan
church for Mnrshfleld School
teachers.
to bo In denominations not exceeding
IfiOO.OO nnd benrlng interest nt the
rato of six per cent por annum from
tho dnto thereof, nnyablo soml-nn-ntinlly,
said bonds to bo dated tho
day of issuanco and to mature In
ton years thorenftor, with prepay
ment option thereon nt face vnluo
nnd accrued Interest to dnto of any
soml-nnnunl coupon period nt, or
nuer, ono year from tho dato ofi
snld bonds upon kIvIiik notice bv I
publication In a nowspnper of gen
eral circulation printed and publish
ed In f!nng rmmt- nrnrrr... a,..i.
' ".-t,ii, mini
notlco to bo published not less than 11
onco ench week for three successive
weeks during tho month proceeding
such soml-nnnunl period nt which
such prepayment thereof will bo
mndo. Tho right Is expressly re
served to roject nny nnd all "Ids
and upon nil or any of such bids or
proposals being rojectod, If thoro
should remain nny bonds unsold tho
snld bonds may bo thoroafter sold nt
prlvnto sale by said Common Coun
cil of said city of Mnrshfleld, Oro
gon, but In no event to bo sold nt
less than par and accrued Interest.
Snld bonds nro authorized bv tho
laws of the Stnto of Oregon, nnd
Ordinances of the City of Mnrshflold,
Oregon.
Assessed valuation of said City
of Mnrshflold, Oregon, Is ?2,C10,-
lys.oo.
Uonded Indebtedness Is ?54,000.
Population estimated at 5000.
A cortlfled check for five per cent
of amount of bid or proposal must
accompany each bid, to bo forfeited
iu uiuii ouy oi .Marsniieiu m case
bid is accepted and bidder falls to
nccopt and mako payment for said
bond or bonds, covored thereby with
in ton days from tho dato of accept
ance of said hid or bids.
Bach bid or proposal submitted
to deslgnato tho denominations of
said bond or bonds desired.
Bid or proposals received for any
nmount of said bonds; small bidders
given preference of purchaso.
Proposals, or bids, with certified
checks to bo enclosed in sealed
Plain envelopes without distinguish
ing mnrks, or writing thereon ex
cept tho words "Did for Improvo-
Iment Bonds of tho City of Marsh-
ueiu, urogon."
Dated this lCthday of Soptomhor,
1915. R. A. COPPLB,
ChalrmaB-of-the-Finance Com-
low prices, and terms to suit.
L L. THOMAS
MUSIC STORE
73 Central Avenue.
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QUALITY PHOTOS
Opposite Blanco Hotel,
mono lOG-u
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GOODRUM'S GARAGE
HOME OF THE
CADILLAC AND DODGR
AUTO SUPPLIES FOR ALL
MAKBS OF CARS
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DRY WOOD
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CAMPBELL'S W00DYARD
North Front Street
Phono 271)
mltteo of the Common Council, i
SAVE MONEY
by ordering the famous
HENRYVILLE CDAI
Nut coal, per ton 91.00
Lump coal, per ton $3.so
Or half ton of both $i.'-a
n. MUSSO.V, Prop.
Phono 18-J or lcuivo orders nt
WUycr'B CIkup Store.
"I Call This The
i
Sensible Oven
Tho oven in tho (iltl-fnslifiinetl iwws hud (o l
low, Inconvenient, illfflcitll to nel lit nnd li'
iiiiposbiblo to M'o into, Itut Willi the imidcru -'
Inet. Ons Ruiigo tho oven In Just the rljsht l'el'''
for you to look into, leiuli Into and K''l nt con'
venlently and without tluiiKer of liiiriilnS "r
Iiniid.i or urnis.
The Gas Range Has
Many Convenieces-
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on
the
WOOD! WOOD!
Kindling wood, per load 1.75 to $2
Alder wood, 1C to 24
lnc"ea 2 to 92.50
Freo Delivery
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PJiona 227-J.
No wonder you ill end Imklut: mill cooklntC
olil-fiisliloneil htovo. Hut If you onco uo ino""11
Culilnet fius Rniifjo your baking will Ih-coiho "
pleasure. There nro h() many llttlo lielpf"' Kl" J
about tho new fius ItniiRcs that you icallj' l1011
stop in and get ucquiiiiitcd with this h ll0U$e
keciiliiK aid. Tho nevt time you nro dinni to
i a .vita In nud see for yourself.
Oregon Power Company
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