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G0OS BAY TIMES
Jli. .0. MAliONEY, Editor and i'ub.
DAN E. MALONEY, Nows Editor
Official
Official
Paper of
.Paper City
Coos County
of Mnrahfiold.
Entered at the Poatoff Ico at Mnrah
fiold, Oregon, 'for transmission
through tho malls m second-class
mall matter,
An Indopcndont Republican news
paper, published ovory ovonlng ex
cept Sundny, and weokly, by
Tho Coos liny Times Publishing Co.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
DAILY.
Ono year $0.00
Per month CO
WEEKLY.
Ono year $1.50
When paid strictly in ndvnnco tho
subBCiiptlon pi Ico of tho Coos Bay
Times is $5.00 per year or $2.60 for
six months.
tons and tons of advertising matter
Into tho short crop sections of the
country. People have to buy somo
roods, so bo stiro to Ret your sharo
of tho business.
Tho stendy drip will wear away
stono. Careful, stlck-to-lt, informn
tion-full advertising will bring pay
ing results.
With tho big merchants of tho
country advertising is an nsBot, not
a liability, and you can make your
advertising ono of tho most success
ful foaturcs of your business.
Address all communications to
COOS DAY DAILY TIMES.
X EUROPEAN WAR ONE X
t YEAR AGO TODAY :
NOVEMHER II, 1011
WITH THE TOAST
AND THE TEA
GOOD EVENING
Battles arc bogun botween tho Uus.
Blan ,and Turkish troops on tho fron
tier near Troblzond.
All Turkish Biibjccts nro to bo ox
nolled from ItUBSln within a week,
according to orders given.
Tho grand vizier of Turkey cx;
pressed a dcslro to remain nt penco
vlth Jtussln, Franco and Great 13rl
lain but refuses to dismiss Gorman
officers from Turklslyhlps.
MRS. STONEIt
MltS. WINIFRED SACICVILLE
STONEIt haB a n rcmnrkablo
reputation for child training
through Hplondld rcsultB she has ob
tained with her dnughtor. In Port
land recently Bho gavo a talk In which
tho following points woro emphasiz
ed: Public school tenchors dosorvo a
placo lp heaven and all tho ptam thoy
want In their crowns.
It is criminal to lot a baby cry and
Uny It Is good for him.
Novcr talk baby talk; treat tho in
Taut aB though it woro nn intelligent
being.
Llmbor up your beds, looson tho
poker In your ImckB and play with
your kiddles and you'll keep young.
. Wo nocd schools for puronts moro
than for ohlldron.
Children can diagram sentences
beautifully, but thoy Bay "I scon"
and "I done."
,1'uroiitti oxporimont on tholr first
qhld; its a woudor most of thorn
Hvo.
Mrs. atonor has an Interesting sub
ject, n Biibjoct upon which thoro i
Multitudinous advlco and tho fact she
has Buccoedcd porBonnlly as a child
trainer gives moro than usual
weight to what Bho says.
Romombor on every occa-
Dion which leads thee to
vexation to npply this prlncl-
plo, that this is not a mlsfor-
tuno, but to benr It nobly Is
good fortune. Marcus Auro-
Huh. '
WATCH THE CORNERS
When you wnko tip of a morning of a
chill nnd cheerless day,
And feel inclined to grumblo, pout,
or frown,
Just glnnco into your mirror and you
will quickly sco
It's just becauso tho comers of,
your mouth hnng down.
Then tnko this simple rhyme,
Romombor it in tlnio:
It's already dreary weather, In coun-
tryaldo or town,
When you wnko and find tho corners
of your. mouth turned down.
I' you wnko up In morning full of
bright and happy thoughts
And bogln to count tho blessings
in your cup,
Then glnnco Into your mirror nnd you
will quickly see
It's all becauso tho comers of your
mouth turn tip.
Then tnko this llttlo rhymo,
Romcmbor nil tho tlnio:
Thoro's Joy n-plonty In this world to
fill llfo'B Bllvcr cup
If you'll only keep tho cornors of you
mouth turned up.
Selected
S Ws Six Today
She's six today. She climbed my "knee and twin
qd her arms about me so,
And whispered to me joyously: "I bet you, dad,
that you don't know
What day this is." I feigned to luiik, though well
I knew what she would say.
And shammed surprise when she exclaimed:
"I'm growing up; I'm six -today."
What is it, when the years come on, that holds a
man and makes his heart K
To soften toward a little child and make the
tears so quick to start?
I had not. noticed it before, I .did ;uot think until
today.
Her cozy corner strangely silont now, her paper
dollies laid away.
The little finger marks we loved ,ai;c gon,o from off
the window sill,
The "rattle" and the screechcr toys are strange
ly still,
And silence hovers 'round tho lious.0, unbroken by
her chHdish glee
She's six today, and growing up, no more a lit
tle babe to me.
You're six today! Come, kiss your dad, and hug
him, .too, you little elf,
And romp with him, and play with him, nor ask
him why he's not himself,
ust follow him where'er he goes, and let him take
your Jittlc hunt,! ;
Won't ask ihim what lie's thinking of you
wouldn't know or understand. .
Let's go together down tho street, a-roniping in
your child-heart way.
You cannot, play like this for long. You're
growing up you'ro six today.
Anon.
If a Coos I3ny" innirwlll work hard
at It nnd spond ten yenrs training his
wlfo ho can usually make her do
anything alio wants to do.
MEH13 MAX
ObRorvo tho atnrH thoro In tho BklcB
Ayo, cast your gnzo afar
And may bo you will roallzo
What llttlo runts you nro.
Mnybo If work woro silk stockings
nnd fluffy Ungorio moro Coos Day
men would bo In love with It.
CAUSE AXD EFFECT
MISS 110U8ANQUET, probnbly
tho boat nuthorlty In Euglnnd
on social settlement work, oh
Juno Addnms Is In America, has
"vrltton n book on Biich work, tho
probloms of which nro much the snmo
everywhere. Tho conclusion of Iter
study 1b that "ono of tho moat potent
menus of making poverty moro poor
is for tho mora fortunato to fling
Itu doles from Ub superfluity," nnd
that "tho only way to work towurds
tho mlllenlum is to Btudy tho causes
of human mlaory rather thnu tho
lcsultB." Buys nn oxchnngo. It
would acorn that unyouo who over
found n pin pricking n crying child
would know this thoy do know It
yet tho fnct remains that It Is eas
ier, and much moro spectacular, to
doctor results than luvcattgato caus
es. Only very nlous rouIh believed
thnt poverty nnd dlaonao with tholr
uttoudlug mlserlos woro sent of Clod
for punlahmcnt, or, It tho sufferer
woro vory pious, then to tCBt his
faith and endurance That this be
lief still llngom In somo minds is evi
denced by uttornucos In tho pulpit
nnd in the public print.
Every dny la n bad day to .
bo poor.
.
Our Idea of a pretty girl
who enn look Just llko hor
graph.
is ono
photo-
OH I MYI
!"l'll wrlto a honey
song," anld sbo
"And Hlng It In tho
Koy of bco."
TALKS WITH Till: Ul'SINKSS MAN
M
lly Xolu Dulling
EHCHANMSH well bought la
only half Bold. Your stook
represents monoy and it Is
money tied up. Mnko this money
work for you us much ns posslblo
nnd advertising Is tho key to tho sit
uation. You hnvo certain flxod oxpoiiBca
thnt cannot bo materially reduced.
Hotter sell CO articles at a gross prof-
QUKSTIOX FOR THIC DAY I
!
What has becomo of- tho old fash
ioned woman who had to stop nnd
count up when you nuked her how
ninny children alio had?
It doesn't mnttor how rich or how
poor n Coos liny man may bo. Lot
It 1 in talk for uwhtlo and ho will In
form you thnt ho la getting all tho
worat of It.
STRAXGN.
You long to mnko her your own dovo
And quickly slio discerns It,
Hut whon uho wnnta to keep your love
Why la it Bho returns it?
LUMBER IN IDAHO
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
Logging Camps Near I.owlston Aio
Showing Activity n'd Su,vinllls
Aro Running
LEWISTON, Idaho, Nov. 2. That
tho lumber Industry Is showing signs
of revival, is evidenced In tho activi
ty In tho lodging camps near Uovlll,
wiiluh supply tho logs Tor tho mill nt
Potlatoh, Several camps nro now In
operation, giving empolymaut to
Stories of State Elections
To be HeMjjTMs Year
No. (I
MARYLAND
Maryland will elect n governor,
comptroller of the atnto trensnry, nt-tornoy-gonoral,
a full houso of del
egates nnd halt of tho stato senate
In nddltlon four constitutional
amendments will bo voted upon, nnd
local minor officers will bo chosen in
tho counties and Baltimore City. Can
dldatos to succeed Governor Oolds
borough, Republican, aro; Ovlngton
E. Wollor, Ropubllenn; Emoraon C.
Harrington, Democrat, and Qcorgo R.
Qorsuch, Prohibitionist.
Tho constitutional amendments aro
for tho referendum, n now taxation
schomo, homo rulo for cities, nnd
pnrolo in criminal cases. Tho refer
endum plan is practically tho snmo
ns that followed In other states, ex
cept that tho Maryland proposition
Includes n prohibition against tho uso
of tho rcforondum In any local option
or Uconso legislation. It tho homo
rulo nmondment carries tho legisla
ture will bo relieved of a vast amount
of purely local legislation, which
Vould bo vested in tho city nnd coun
ty councils; whllo tho taxation
amendment provides for tho classifi
cation of nil kinds of proporty for tho
purposo of taxntlon.
(Continued Tomorrow.)
All Oer Oregojm
it of ;i0 conts oaeh than soil 80 nrt' hundreds of men. The mill nt Elk
clcs nt a gross profit of no conts each,
ovon though you have to spend two
dollars In ndvortlslng in ordor to
sell tho CO articles.
Nothing succeeds llko success. Poo-
ple llko to trade with n firm thnt Is
doing u good business.
To stop ndvortlslng bocnuao of n
dull season is to lose momontiun.
Keep tho ball rolling whon yqu havo
ntrrlod, by using n judicious amount
o.' hdvortlalnjf motlvo forco.
Tin largo department storos nnd
V i Mi.tl ordor houses aro Binding
Hlvor has boon running night and dny
for two months and it Is predicted
I: will contlnuo two shifts until
wenthor conditions necessitate n shut
down. Lumber shipments from tho 'mill
havo boon steady ull Sununor, most of
tho stock going to far Eastern points.
'Reports havo It that tho mill nt Pot
lntah will ho oporntod night nnd day
Tot' n 1 1 mo this season ,to catcli up
with tho supply of logs, ns from 30
to (10 enrhmda of logo nro sent from
hero dull) to thnt mill,
EUOUNU Edwnrd Rnlloy, n fnrm-
or, wna nuoweu iuo uamaguii
ngnliiBt tho Oregon Electrlo Railway
in a suit which was brought to recov
er fqr tho loss or sheop killed on tho
road,
ROSUIIURG Tho Douglas County
Flro Patrol Association In n report
shows thnt tho members who own
tlmbor woro protected ngnlnst riro
nt a cost or ono cent nn aero.
SALEM Tho Commercial Club
passed a resolution to tho effect thnt
any act on tho part ot Portland lum
bermen ,to got a preferential rato ov
er WUhunetto Valloy points would bo
looked upon aa a dollboratcly un
friendly act.
EUGENE Tho total jiBsesscd val
uation ot nil proporty In Lnno coun
ty according to tho nssessor is ?3G,-
3C;!,C10.
FLORENCE Tho city council
will hold a meeting Monday, Nov. S,
to consider tho preparation ot tho ci
ty budget tor tho next year.
MEDFORD Governor WUhy
coinbo expressed hiniscir as greatly
pleased with what ho snw or tho Pn
ciric highway when ho mndo n trip
to tho Stnto lino with a party or Med
ford m on.
EUGENE Dalo Guffoy, found
guilty of polygamy, was sentenced by
Judgo Sklpworth to servo n term of
from ono to four years In tho peni
tentiary. PORTLAND Tho Colnmbln river
terminal rates was a subject discus
sed nt n meeting ot tho Chamber ot
'Commorco whon Joseph N. Teal wns
one or tho principal speakers.
EUGENE Tho railroad makes It
popslblo tor rishermon on tho lower
Sluslnw river to sond their cntch to
Eugene on tho snmo day tho fish nro
takqn out of tho wntor nnd rrom Eu
gcuo tho fish nro shipped to ull
parts or tho Pacific coast.
M'MINNVILLE Tho Pomonn
Grango ror Yfimhlll county has gono
on record aa opposing military train
ing in tho schools on the grounds that
it would detract rrom otheij studies.
PORTLAND Judgo Lovott, chair
man of tho board or directors or tho
O. W. R. and N. railroad haa author
ized tho relaying of 100 miles ot main
lino track with 00 pound stqol.
RAKER A wall pouch was stolon
trom tho United States mall wagon
by a robbor who attacked tho wagon
but was later reepvored.
PORTLAND Tho Oregon Poultry
and Pot Stock Association's sovonth
annual exhibit will bo hold in Port
,lnnd Decembor 0 to II.
DALLAS Tho annual tenchors'
tnatltuto closed after having hnd nn
nttqndnnco of 1G0 tenchors from dif
ferent parts of tho county.
ONTARIO A carload or swcot clo-.
vor seed was shipped tP n Chicago
firm and brought in tho neighbor
hood of $r.,ooo.
INDEPENDENCE Tho city coun
cil at a special meeting decided to lo
vy a city tax ot twenty mills noxt
year to pay tho city's expenses.
PORTLAND Tho Orogon Society
of tho Sons ot tho Amorlcnn Revolu
tion presented ring to tho United
Slates district court.
EUGENE Jick Tyson, an India,
tea plnntor and tlo brother of three;
Lano county men, was killed whllo
with tho nrltlah army in Belgium ac-i
cording to lottors received in Eugene.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
On Porpclosjuo
Notlco is horoby given, That by
virtue ot an execution duly issued
out of tho Circuit Court of tho State
of Oregon, Tor tho County of Coos
nnd to mo directed on tho nth dny
of Octobor, I'.Ufi, upon a Judgment
nnd deereo duly rendered, entered
of record nnd docketed In nnd by
said Court on tho 7th dny of Septem
ber. 191G, in n certnin suit then in
sn.1d Court pending, wherolu Homo
Alortgngo Co., n corporation
was plaintiff and Cusck J. Mnhonoy
wns defendant in favor of plaintiff
and ngnlnst said defendant, by
which execution I nm commanded
to .sell tho property in said execution
nnd herelnnfter described to pay tho
sum duo the plaintiff of seven hun-
Government expert, enciheers of Packard
and iFord companies, arid other authori
ties, declare oil from asphalt-base crude
has greatest efficiency. And it was ort
efficiency that Zerolene, the oil made from
California asphalt-base petroleum, was
awarded highest competitive honors, San
Francisco and San Diego Expositions.
Standard Oil Company
r (California)
Marahflold
ZEROLENE
ike Standard Oil for tfofor Cars
"The Shoe Tax"
Father's income knows what it is aiid to mother"
it is also n very real thing.
It means the high cost oJL! keeping a growing boy
or girl properly shod.
When father and another figure oat all the now
shoes they havo to buy they are apt to conclude
shoes are made out of paper rather than leather.
,Carc in piu'clmsing will cut down this tax caro
in choosing the right shoes and caro in buying at
the most favorable time.
And tho first step in tho right direction is a
stiKjy of the advertising in THE TIMJ2S that
gives the helpful information.
North Pacific Steamship Co.
S. S. SANTA CLARA
sails von
San Francisco Via Eureka
WEDNESDAY, fi OVEMHKK 3, 7:.'0 A. M.
VOll FURTHER INFORMATION
SMITH THRMINAIj DOCIf. 1MIONK l!JO. A. It. NOTT, Agent.
High Quality Groceries
Our own prompt and particular delivery service Ef-
flcient clerks being out of he high rent district -and '
keeping our prices as low as consistent with good busi- t
ness makes
Conner & Hoagland
The Leading Grocers Dealers In Good Groceries1
797 South Broadway. Phones 348-J and 326
in
OLDEST RANK IN COOS COUNTY
Established 1880.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $118,000
Interest paid on Tlmo
AND HAVINGS DEPOSITS
Officers
J. ,W. Ilcnnott, President. ; r
J. U. FlnmiKAd, Vice-President. -"R.
F. Wllllnnu, Cashier.
Geo. F. Winchester, Asst. CAsbler.
Be Ready for Opportunities
m
P M
Tito Mimll snvlngs of n wngo.
cumicr boinetlincs iiienn hwd work
and self denial, nnd Aliould never hp
emlnnKercd by taUne speculntlvo
chances. Save, until an nppnttnnlty
for safe invent incuts presents Itself,
as, la time, ,lt surely Mill. It's easy
to tlistliiKuMi between Investment
and speculation. With a llttlo sum
saved, opportunities will not bo
wanting.
First National Bank
OF COOS BAY
SAFETY DEPOSIT ROXES FOR RENT.
dred ,nlnety-flvo and 70-100 dollars
with Interest thereon at tho rato of
eight por cent per annum from the
7th day of September 191G until ! sniithnnst
pnui lOKOtnor
disbursements
mnoty-tnreo nnd no-100 dollars and
costs nnd oxpensos of said execution.
i win on Saturday, tho 27th dnv nt
November, 1015, nt tho hour of 10
o clock a. m., of said day at tho
front door of the County Court
llousp In Coqulllo, Coos County,
Oregon, soil at public auction to tho
highest bidder for cash In hand on
tho day ot salo, all tho right, title,
Interest nnd estato which said de
fendant Custck J. Mahoney and all
persona claiming untfj3r"hlm subse
quent to tho plalntirfs monengo
Hen In, ot and to said real property.
said mortgaged premises horelnbo
foro mentioned aro described in said
execution as follows, to-wlt: Tho
j duuliiuumi Mii?ii-rnt r r tun nnvrrtnnsr
together with tho costs and Quarter nf KorMnn Alrrlit nml ihn
ot said suit taxed at , northonat mmrinK nt i nnwiMuADi
Uunrtor ot section nine. Townshln
twenty-threo, South of Rnngo 12,
West of tho Wlllamotto Meridian In
C003 County, Orogon, together
with tlio tenqnients, lier.edlta.mpnta
and appurtonances therouiito be
longing or In any wlso appertaining,
said salo being made subject to re
demption in tho manner provided by
law.
Datod this 21st day or Octobor,
1915. ALFRED JOHNSON, Jr.
Sheriff of Coos County. Oregon.
First publication October 2C. Inst
J. (M. Wrinhf
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H. G. Rlltlnn
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Room 304 fink nij.
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W. G. Chnnrilan
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LRooma 301 nnd an n.i.. .
warsnnoia, Qr
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Marsh field
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8:45 a.m.
9:45 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
11:30 a.m.
12:50 p.m.
1:45 p.m.
2:45 p.m.
3:45 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
5.40 p.m.
C:55 p.m. North cltr llm!U
7:30 p.m.
ill l
MarshfieldfCofA
Auto Stage
.Leave
Owl Pharmacy
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STACK TIME SCHEDUIJ
Schedulo arrsBged W
with boots to IlflnaoB, SU I
aiyrtlo Poltit, WAgMr.W
t0
Faro from MarilitWd to J
75 'cect.
Slnglo & PrJffc
Will furnish JtiUt .n
extra trips day or b'w
charter cars.
City LlmlU North IK j
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3 31 ininirLira 1.7S
' Marahfleld-Nortk B4 "
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Cars every tea
eiouRlx onto Ti TZI
11 n. m.; to
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publication November 23, 1916.
CAMPBELUSWS"
North .Frpot
... . .ATflJ
wr unWFY
by onlerlag he Jjf
Nut coal, per ton , -
1 ati .
,IiUmp coat, ,
Or half ton of H'L
v mv
i 4A tn Z4 aJI
V,der woon,
Jncnea ' Mlfa
DUNGANnTA1lMR
OPEN 10 S
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v- tbarge
phone