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THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1915 EVENING EDITION. '
FOUR '
COOS BAY TIMES?
M. C. A1ALOXKV, Editor ami 1Mb.
DAN E. MALONEY, News Klilr (
Official Paper of Coon County
Official Paper City of Mnralifleltl.
With The Tea And The Toast
(J
carnival in North Ilcml. llo was
caught in tho surge of tlio crowd on
Sherman Aonue. where the eonfot
!l was thickest. "This la the Jninmcd
ost ciowtl 1 over saw," ho remnrkod.
Addreis nil communication! to
C009 UAV DAILY TIMES.
Entorod nt tho Postofflco nt Mnrsb
GOOD EVENING
It will generally bo found
that those who sneer habitu
ally at human nature, nnd af-
$ BOOSTER OVERFLOW EXTRA! EXTRA!!
. .
Special Poetry Edition
,
ffstlfl fnfiirntt tnm tonnflinlatilfin J
ta-uCh tho malls as second-class! feet to despise It, a.o among
'9 us worsts nini icnsi pleasant
-Dickons.
mall matter.
!' samples. -
An lndopondcnt Republican news
paper, published ovory evotilng ex
cept Sunday, nnd weekly, by
Tho Coos liny Times Publishing Co.
SURSCRIPTION DATES
DAILY'.
Ono yonr fC.OO
Per month CO
WEEKLY.
Ono year $1.50
,JAY DOYLE says he'd like to know
", why It Is you can't find tuiMhlngl
i you want until you don't want It?
ARTHUR REIIFIELD says when" It
rnniita ii rntrnntllltr fill nitflRtflll ' l'mlnt n linfontnaa nlinatnilt rnn
run villiagh autohmith
v-
EXPERT WELDING of METALS
Steel, brass, cast, iron and aluminum castings made
like new
DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY.
Kooniz Garage
Phone 180-J. North Front Street
AL
GLAD THINGS OK LIGHT
1
Leave tho shadows of Lonesomo
Town
'For tho Springtime sunlight stream
lug down
When paid strictly in ndvanco the ' where hills mui rills and vnlluv
flubsciiptlon pi Ice of tho Coos Day' fftir
Timea is JI5.00 por year or $2.50 for i . . . . , , . ,.
six months. iAro whispering glad things every
where
Address all communications to
COOS DAY DAILY TIMER.
And tho breath of blossoms makes
sweet tho air!
I'Out of the shadows that lend to
J nlght)
X EUROPEAN WAR ONE t To tlrca1"8 nml Blcams of the living I
t YEAR AGO TODAY t ' ,lgllt" .,
i
Shadow-
Tlio town garage now stnnds
A T. HAINES say8 these rains are j0 K,z. w" '118 l" husmoss.
j Just what are needed for noM Hath "largo and Blnowy hands;
years hay crop. A. T. Is some ex-'And the muscles of his brawny nrmr
I pert on agricultural topics. , Arc strong enough my lands!
FRANK COHAN had a birthday the i,a lmr ,8 crlHp ni, ,lnrk ami B)l()rli
other day. He wouldn't toll uh His face is caked with oil;
how old ho was hut ho acted much ' His brow Is wet with grease and yot
younger ' ' ,I() not 11,lnl ll0'n fllU)";
GEORGE SBNK who sells overalls110 ,00K? ''1"w ,Vllt,l10n,nco A
... ..,.,. chargcth for his toll,
and Kovernlls for Levi Strauss ar
rived this weok with n new lot of 'A coughing nutomo machine,
stories nml trot nn order for It llnipctb to tho door.
stories from Charles Van .Miyi) There's something wrong about the
j or the Chandler. Kiso WMy (lint Bnort ,, BIloro
A. II. DERHYSHIHE, of North Rend, That Issucth from In between
was in our mlilst yesterday, no Its binder, wheels or foro?
C & H LIVERY
HAS DEEX REMOVED l-'ROM ALDER STREET TO ITS
New Location
563 South Broadway
WHERE THE PUI1LIO WILL IID IT DETTEIt EOUIPPER
THAN EVER TO SUPPLY NEEDS IX ITS LIXE
$1 1 Leave tho shadows to
OCT. 10, 101 J
Tho Allies force tho Germans, who
were advancing on Calais and oth
er French coast ports, to evacuate
tho left bank of tho Lys river.
Rcenforcetncnts reach both tlio
, Germans and tho allies nnd it is ex
pected thnt a blow will bo struck
which may ho decisive for one sldo
or tho other.
Tho Germans claim tho Russian
forces liavo been defeated near
SchirwInaJ, in East Prussia, with tho
loss of 1,500 prisoners, I
The Italian ambassador nt Wash
ington announces that Italy will not
take up arms unless forced by some
act threatening her sdfoty.
lnud;
Stand where tho Sons of the Morning
stand!
Life's for tho heights where stars
shine clear
Not for tho shadows lono nnd
drear.
In the wondrous Joy nnd glory giv
en Earth rolls close to tlio gates of
heaven;
Tho Future's promlso is brave nnd
bright
With dreams and gleams of tho liv
ing light.
Frank L. Stanton
And John, the kindly nutosmitli,
lie tnkcth the thing apart,
And tenderly bo monkeys with
That autoinobllo's heart.
Until Oh! Man of skillsomo pith!
Ho makes its pulses start.
THE VALUE OF COURTESY
'C
OURTESY as an Asset," is
tho tltlo of nn article from
the pen of Dr. Charles F.
Timing, president of tho Western
Rcsorvo Unlvorslty, and every em
ployer and overy omployo will bo
profited by a reading of tho torso
sentences, and bettor still, by im
pressing tho sentiment on tho mem
ory. This papor has on moro than
ono occasion pointed out Hint cour
tesy is tho cheapest possible attri
bute in an indivldunl; nt tho samo
time it Is a most vnluablo asset.
There are times when a Coos Bay
man starts things ho can't finish.
Rut tho tlmd ho starts to make n
fool of himself isn't ono of them.
Mnybo it Is a good thing so many
Coos Hay men nro poor writers. Good
handwriting would only mnko poor
spelling look worse.
TODAY'S ADVICE '
says Sengstacken's views on the
European war are all wrdng and
.1. T. Hnrrlgnn agrees with hint
Derbyshire, not Scngstnckcn.
IRVING CHANDLER toddled in to
Tho Rooster office tho first of
the week and tried to sell us some Tho children coming homo from
accident Insurance, which he said T school
bo thought wo needed, running T,IirHkao,0tl,a"limlth
tho kind of paper wo do, fearless Recline upon tho floor
of nothing. Ucncnth tho car nnd grunt "Ry
MATT L. MAY left Tuesday for ,, , JlnkBi"
tho Coqiillle Valley going by mil Tl,,s carburetor's sore.
and leaving his Ford nt home. Thnnks, thnnks, to thee my worthy
Mntt says Henry Ford's enrs will! friend,
" be moro popular In this section v rPr4l,t!l0Tl0"B ?" V,1?" i" tauRlit!
, , , , ,. . . Next time I drive this old beehive
when he perfects that now oubmnr- ,.,, try not ((J ,)Q cnil,t
ino attachment. While in tho town with tires run
DAD WELCH cnnio near winning a, . down
dollar from Fred Barnard on the, A" tno ax, tccI nnwroiiRht.
World's Series this weok. Fred A. L. IIOUSEWORTH
offered to bet and after the final
scoro camo in Dad offered to takel
tho hot but Fred changed his mind.
I REMEMRER! I RE.MEMDER!
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FHINK IT OVER
Did you ever stop In think Imw
Much iiioitey you speuil ncrj jcir
lor useless tliiugN'.' Muk ji nicni.
oiiiikIiiiii of wlmt y sponil (liir.
"i u hinglo iiioiith nml seo him
luiii'h of t Ills nmiiiinl mmi inllit
1 live mivciI. .Multiply I his niiiii by
tuelvo nml then tulil it per cent
interest uhleli this liiinlc pays on
"livings iicToiinH. Tlio result will
pt nimbly NinpiNo you. If it does,
Mart on tho right liiiclc mnv hy
opening mi lucouiil at (his bank.
First National Bank
OF COOS BAY
SAFETY DEPOSIT DO.VKS FOR RIOXT
Dad says somo of these sports Is r roniembor r remombor
pretty titewnds. , TIlo ,,.. wlinpn T wn. ,mrn.
HEN HIGGINS says "In my opinion TIl0 ttIo wndow whof0 t,0 mm
"Son, stay on tho level,"
Tho pesslmcst said;
"Don't go to the devil
Before you are dead."
, When a bachelor marries nil ho
needs Is tho consent of tho girl. But
whon n widower marries ho has to
Generally, If it represents tho policy I lmv0 tho c01180"1 t t" -ntiro neigh-
of n firm or of a corporation, It is
rofloctod in overy department of the
business. Tho collcgo president de
fines courtesy ns consldcrateneiis,
graclousncss, and ho says:
"Tho senso of courtesy Is in
creasing In American life. Tho
offlcors of public corporations, Mich
as rallrondH, tolophouo nnd tele
graph companies, become mora and
moro tho embodiments of gonulno
helpfulness. I asked n high execu
tive in n great railroad system, dis
tinguished for tho courtesy of ovory
member of tho Inuncnso staff, by
what method tho rallioad promoted
such courtesy. His answer was:
"It gets good men nnd then It
treats them well." Tho answer of
this official represents the two
normal methods. Let every corpor
ation, every business houso, seek
to secure associates who nro by mi
turo cour
thorn, let
ovon If this rulo bo ndopted, cour
tcsy docs llo In the mind and heart
and conscience of the Individual.
Tho tomptatlon or the individual
mingling with many people Is to
forget to bo courteous. Hut he
should seek so to heir himself that,
ns ono officer over uhoho counter
hundreds of porsons purchase rail
road tlekots, said to mo: 'Courtesy
becomes a socond nature '
horhood.
a very fine glue can bo mndo by
Camo peeping In nt morn.
And tho farm is scientific
From tho back lot to tho gate.
Thoy haven't reached Coos Bay
yet, but women In tho east nro wear
ing "Peaco bracelets." But wo aro
mlxln' equal parts o' toasted corn you. ,
, flakes an' canned milk. I dlsklv- ,,. . n . ...
.,! II. In 1.. 1... !.!.. . l ' ". i"" HI. U WUIV,
i-iuii lino ounici uy uciu a buuu ci
Icr nil' wnshln illshcs for tnv wife
nnn ninriili nflnr nlirt linil cnrvn'1 I
a breakfas composed o' theso In- The houso nnd barn nro lighted
grodents.' j with bright acetyleno
GEORGE COOK wns busy this wool: Tho engine in tho laundry
sending out notices to his fellow Is run by gnsollno
Mooso membors thnt thoy must! Wo hnvo silos, wo liavo aulos,
mnko their regular contribution to) Wo hnvo dynnmocs and things;
the prosperity fund. Georgo is nl-'v telcphono for gossip
ways busy Mel Duncan says he. And a phonograph thnt sings,
wouldn't caro if Goorgo would tako ,, , , ,
n rest onco In awhllo and forgot to , n ho lll0', ,im" hna Ioft us
send out tho notices. Wo m,S8 llls llololy fnco;
,A lot of collego graduntcs
Musically Sneiikliiir.Thn rnmnrl:. Aro orKiug in Ills pinco.
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4
EMETT
BANK
OLDEST RANK T COOS COUNTY
EsUibll.'.hul 1HK1).
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $118,000
Interest paid on Time
AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS
Officers
J. W. Bennett, President.
J. If. 1'littmgr.it, Vice-President.
It. 1 Williams, ('ashler.
Cleo. 1 Winchester, Asit. Cntier.
bating when tb.V do o t.il Tho Booster's musical critic last Tnordj, an 0B,neer and f iremnn,
wlR bo ns many-battles as ever when' week remind the .porting rt.
friend husband rolls homo stowed.
SAD.
mnmn nnrlflit ,,in,, o,n ,in,.,rfi,i i.euinciun anu mecnnnic-
nulsances. u"' U1 Iarm B run riBnii y" uet
M'oiild.bo Rooster. Assessor Tlio llttlo Vlndow whore tho sun
Thrift hns tried to Jump Into tho Cnmo pooping in nt morn
booster ranks by boosting tho ns- Now brightens up a bathroom
sessments on Centrnl Avonuo, but ; Thnt mndo my bank book shorn. '
tho Centrnl Avenue boosters nro Our milk maid is pneumatic
jtnlklng of forming a Thrift Rooster And she's snnltary, too,
Oh, why should tho spirit of mortnl
ho proud?
In Just a few days ho'll bo wrapped In!
a shroud.
Then kind words aplenty of him will Club to boost him Into prlvato life. But mow get 10 cents a quart
bo said, Look out .lofr, Mutt may get you.' For milk that onco brought two.
But that gets him no bones nfter he'n Hope Its Not So Rati. a Wednes- ANSON ROGERS
dead. ' iiny local states that Harry McKcown,
iV. G. Ilindniarsh nnd Kenneth Hans-' v
A young fellow Is nlwnys wishing! cr liavo gone duck bunting, nml that1 A HYMN OF PEACE '
ho was twenty-ono so ho can stay, they "expect to got tho limit." We
out later thnii twelve o'clock at night hopo the game warden won't bo so l 'lo t want to bo n ltlng
rteous. nnd, after securing I 'i1"0"1 Kct,," "nw'8 0,,t- And,W8llnt as nil that, or at least that Or potontato or anything
it inmt fiioni wnii iiiiV wllc" ,ltJ K0, to 10 21 ho usunlly gets i that Court will bo lonleut. I',l0 tlm' I do not waut to fight;
11 mill liilllll won. inn .,.., . ,,, i i. .,. .... in... . ..... r wnnt in fmt mv nloon nt nlrlit
v "im. van l nmj Ulll lllivr lllilllt .Fiir.. itinu t .nif-v. l U L'HJ - - " "- rf -.-i' ...0...
U o'clock without getting a bawling I council Is gottlng Just like tho U. S. i would not trade my humble cot
out. Senato in putting over clover par- For an' castlo they have got,
Ilamcntary dodges. It dofcated tho Wll Ko forth girded for tho fray,
Tho fellow who hasn't tho prlco of! Issue of tho baud warrant by u mo- To l""'u "l loti outrngo nnd slay
a meal In his pocket novor needs a tlon to adjourn. Considering tluit I m go homo and sit at oaso
tonic to kIo him nn appetite. f Jt was the first tlmo parllnmontury Aua no',, '"' ,cl'1 "Pn '' knees
rules Imvo eer been oxpoiiinonted A,ul lool t ttt y Knrden plot
ELKCTIOX NEWS j with by the council, it was quite sue- An" contented with my lot.
cchsful. I -'an tako In Bob Marsdon's show
"1 boo that a young woman whol Will They llo Consistent'.' We Aml not ho nervous when 1 go ,
Abstracts
FOIt RELIABLE ABSTRACTS OF TITLE ANB INFORMATION
ABOUT;
COOS BAY REAL ESTATE, See
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
MARSIIFIKLD AND COQUILLE CITY, OREGON
GENERAL AGENTS, EASTHIPE AND SEXGSIIAOKEN'S ADDITION
AOENTS FOR CANADIAN' T VCIFIO RAILROAD LANDM
HENRY SENGS r.lCKEN, 5IANAGEK
MARSHHELD-RQSEBURGAUTO LINE
Loavo Mar.slifleltl (Chandler Hotel r,.lM A. M. Dally
Lcitvo Rosebitig (l::i() A. M. Daily
TICKET OFFICE AT THE SMOKEHOUSE
w.ujiiiii;iii)
a to
J'RED VEROX, Pniprlctor
New Dodge and Cadillac Cars. FARE $7.00
I rikn lYtr Mnvnt Iti I.rtnr. ..... .. ' Lnun LnriMl .-t -.. u..i .. I'np fOnt Rniiiik tlflnrl minmv
rmirlnuv mnv ,.r.m.. , 1 .,..,.11. " ' iiioo w u ...in i.i.iw i.v.uu buiunil llllllliu .WOHUe -". -...... ...,
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fit tlln ..f.llu 'I n.wiid.V.!. lntll.... mion.nl.. ....I , I l I .. .... T-. f Will llmil fl lVflflltn tinllltl All Yt
It mnv bo aeciulroil. but eon.irailv . .7 V. . ." . "v ' "' '" -u ..., ",.,! u.0 rrwi- '"--"--"-"-
' - w i .lllitf IvOMlfflll lt.A -. ........!.. .!. . I L' I Iin MlimmnTIn nntn
lm wlin Ik tlmiiL.litf.il .,f ml,.,,, i , """' l"1 '"' ""nvHlB HIS eilKageiUO'U - - " '
... , ;:',.:;,; : we- 'eiuioa joiin goS8, -i BuP.
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OCEAN BEACH AUTO LINE -
Goi'fct .u Jviiitr.
Cars leave Mnrsbfleld .....' 7 u.in., 1 1 n.ni., Si p.m., fi p.m.
Cars leave for Emplro 7 11.111., it a.m., U p.m., 5 p.m.
Care I.ciivo Sunset Ray 7 ., 0 nIUf j ,,,,,, 5 pt?n.
Fares, Empire, 5e; Tarheel or South Slough, BOe; Sunset liny 75c
t 1 T t lin itnincn moti.t
only for self Is moro likely to b0not , fnvor o( MUKjovcrmaont."
discourteous In hit. relation with I1I9 I
follows
NOT ALWAYS
Tho same author says that ;
"courtesy Is kindness to one who
has no special claim to kindness. It Though 011 have won diplomas,
Is seeking lo servo. It Is a .soit of I)0 not alt down to boast;
meuta'l junseleutlousuesB. , It lb Thoso who are most accomplished
putting tho heart into duty, a human ' Do not accomplish most,
fooling Into obligation. It represents
pieasuro In doing a pleco of work: No ono can feel as hurt when ho
for anothor.
Tho courtesy that shows consid
eration for thoso who can glvo ser
vice In return Is not tho courtesy
that comes trom tho heart. It Is
mako bcllove, and It Is generally
appraised for what It Is worth. The
omployo or tho head of tho concern
who does not oxtend It to all Is not
only lacking In a tiuallty that makes
for moro brightness In life, but ho
Is throwing away nn asset quite tho
most valuable that a given Institu
tion eun possess.
ROY
ItKi
Doyle's,
DR. II. E. KKLTY, Dentist, 201
Coke, mils. Phone 112-J.
so early. Nevertheless, wo feo safe That stlis mo up nnd gets my goat,
in predicting that they will all bo murder Is upon my soul,
presont nt Bob Marsdon's theater tho l!,QV world dominion's not my goal,
first tlmo plcturos of tho prospective l'm ,inlW as n common lob.
.lady of tho land aro shown, and vt Whoso got a homo, also a Job.
advanced prices, If necessary. ' would not trado my stato of mind
" Has Benefit of Precedent. L. J. wlla nnyono of royal kind.
Blmpbon's worthy persistence in ' hlood of Infants stains my hands;
'growing apples on his trees recalls!1 lmvo Invuded no ono's lands.
tho nnclent vow of tho old man to ' I would not trndo my old folt hat
keep his friend's gravo green "If ho 1,,or n11 tll cnl3 ad helmets that
hitil to nnlnt It lrronn.' . Are worn in nnv erazv realm.
Is slighted ns tho fellow who would-1 About Time Wo nro glnd tho'T,lat 8eoks to slay and overwhelm.
n't have gono anyhow. I Council has obBorvod that tb imni. Gold braid and clanklmr snbres mmh
1 " ---- ..-.
log of logs is damaging the pavo- lo ,ue "ro merely usoless Junk,
monts on Central Avonuo nnd other DORSEY KREITZER
streets. Tho usunl prompt action of
tho council In this matter mny savo Wo ,inve '"' Uo of coal, wtiod
such streets ns nro to bo paved nou",",' V!!!"b!!"',,,0n ,,enV"K hLTcs' !,,co
year. Wo thought somebody would' 2? !!udeSaml.0U " """
notice this thing before long. .4.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO. '
Steamship F. A. KILBURN
sails for
SAN FRANCISCO (VIA EUREKA)
OCTOBER 1(1, AT U P. M.
Steamship SANTA CLARA
Sallb for
PORTLAND
OCTOBER 18. AT 2 P. M.
FQMiiKnfnolftJ,.n1rn,I.0,,'i00 w- F" STUnR, Agent
SJIITII TERJUNAL DOCK Plmnn 1.-KI
Dr. A7LHrr
()fn iH-urir ? nj "n
' hours; nn, ' "
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.ouo lOM.r.S'Ul
H. G. Butler
t'll'ir ... -
Room 301 rv.1, '. f"
nto niM
W. G. Clmnrila,
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Rooms 301 anj n, ..
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Jlnrshfleld. n..
w"i- S. TurpeTl
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Cars ocry (Cn a!lttl
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Mnrsliflclil jjj,
0. in n.ni. ;i,
1 7. 1.1 n.m. 11
S: 15 a.m.
I 9:45 a.m. ju.
1 0 4 n a.m. m,
11:30 am. IK
12:50 p.m. U
i 1:15 p.m. II
, 2:15 p.m. II
a- in p.m. 11
I 5.00 p.m. II
. 5.10 p.m. II
C 55 p.m. North c!t;t-)i
7 30 n.m. Ill
Marslifield-Cci
Auto Stage
Lento
Owl l'hnrraac;
Mar.slifleld
A.M.
7:00
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P.JI.
1:00
a. no
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' 'sTAGUTIMESCBO'T
Schedule wwI '
ullh boats to I"(MB'
Mjrtlo Point, .""''
So detyi
l.-arofromMjWleU,)0
75
filaglo & W5J
Will furnls- Zil
extia trips W ""
charter car.
WHO IS IT?
A Coos Ray barber who's also a fan,
Was fussing around after shaving
n man,
Whon asked what dolayod him, tho
harbor replied,
"Oh, I must hldo your cut nfter cut-'
ting your hldo."
J3mi
FALLS EIKTV KEET
(Special to Tho Times)
ROSERURG, Oro. Oct. 15. H. H. could not bo scon today,
Kteslro Reimlrs Tho Houso oft
Uho Soven Gables on Central nnd Sec
ond is boing repaired, ovidontly Jn
anticipation of a now occupant. Wo
1 don't know who It is. Al Mendel
VELVET, PLUSH AND CORDU- "Rankin, supervisor of forests, who, Llttlo rolls of papor,
AT,BURTi??MCoa,,totnn"e, 'V " lms roUnncA froi tlio trail building. Llttlo Bmoars of paint,
IvAIj BTLASI HOARD at Jay Vork In I um ommtv tn t- i-. , a. 1 .u . .' ,""
vla'ii. won; 111 iiuo count j, tolls of L. U. Mnko theso uood old lam
I Mnko theso uood nld lanilninrka
May, ono of tho employes of tho for-t Look- Hi.-n wlmt iim nt.,'
Kestry department, falling fifty foot. Somo Crowd. Don Lawyer Joined
irom a treo and escaping sorlous In- overyono olso on Central Avonuo last
Jur' j Saturday night In a trip to tho bridge I
SOUTH COOS RIVER BOAT
SERVICE
LAUNCH EXPRESS
leaves Marshfleld overy dny
8 a, 111. Leaves head of river
at 3:15 p. 111. j
STEAMER RAINROW
leaves Itoml of river dally nt 7
u. in. leaves Marslifiold nt 2 p. I
111. 1-or charter apply oa board.
ROGERS H SMITH
Proprietors
Paget Sostci Bridge &
uredgmg Co.
DamsAn.ries Bl"l"inas. General Construction
COMPLETE PLANTS FOR HARBOR WORK
Our Coos Bay office has available for Oregon Coast
work the
Dredge "Seattle"
the most powerful, best equipped mid most thoroughly modem
twenty-iuch hydraulic Ofredgo Is Pacific waters
Coos.flBay, .?,f,?en Main office,
Marshfield, Oregon. Seattle, Washington.
AUTOACKSCEI
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11 5"tl
'.Monday ' ," n
1 lll.wl.mclQV ..lv ' ,,.il
Thurbday .. 7 9 4
Friday j: jhi1
Saturday ...-J j,hi
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