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THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,0 915-EVENING EDITION.
TWO
1 'uLi
C60S BAY TIMES
H. O. MALONiiV, Kdltor nntl Pub.
DAN E. MALONEY, News Editor
Official
Official
paper of
Paper City
Cooi County
of Marahflcld.
Entorod at tho Postofflco at Marsh
Mold, , Oregon, for transmission
through tho malls as second-class
mall matter,
An Independent ncpubllcan nowa
paper, publlshod every evening ex
cept Sunday, and weekly, by
The Coos liny Times Publishing Co.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
DAILY,
Ouo year JO. 00
I't'r month . CO
WEEKLY.
One year 11.60
When- paid strictly In advance the
subscilptlon ptlco of tho Coos Day
Times is $5.00 per year or $2.50 for
lx months.
Address all communications to
COOS DAY DAILY TLMK8.
$
t EUROPEAN WAR ONE X
X YEAR AGO TODAY t
tW
NOV. 1, 1!M
Tho Oerninn cruiser Yorcko
struck n mlno In Judo Day and sank.
Tho allies forco tho GormnnH to
rotrcat along tho whole lino from
Nlouport to tho river LyB.
A Drltlsh cruiser bombards tho
Arable city of DIeddah on tho Hod
Son.
Russian troops cross tho Turkish
frpntlor nntl enpturo eight towns.
Turkey definitely breaks off dip
lomatic rolutloiiB with Great Hritnln,
Franco, Russia and Serbia.
THE EXAMPLE OF THE HAMS
laBt summer. In a Missouri paper; I
saw garden seeds advertised land the
files showed that tho ndv. had pa
poared in ovory issuo slnco tho pre
vious spring. Tho manufacturer can
talk his goods throughout tho year,
in soason and out, but tho rotnll
morchant must toll his customer of
thlncs in senson. of tho goods on his
shelves that ho wants to sell now,
and of tho commodities Hint tho con
sumer is going to buy because- mo
season and his needs demand them.
A morchnnt wnlkcd into n newspa
per offlro in his hand ho hold nn
ordinary Ink blotter on which was
printed his nnmo and tho stntcmont
that his storo wits headquarters for
liardwnre. No handed tho blotter
to tho editor nnd said "Just run this
for my ndv. this wcok." A mere
business card Is very poor advertis
ing for nny morchant. Tho fow lines
of space used to tell tho farmer, tho
housewife, the hnslness mnn that you
havo something thoy need will bring
ircsults In time. A description of
some articles In Benson, u lino or two
about Its morlts, its Bailout features,
will bo Biiro to attract attention.
Won't glvo yourself nnd tho editor
tho excuse that you aro too busy to
proparo your copies In advnnco. no
systematic scli'ct Borne day In tho
week, some hour in tho day for
studying, thinking and preparing co
py for your advertisement.
You merchants wiio Keep
ENGINEER DESERVING OF
MUCH CREDIT IN WRECKS
Captain Usually (let AH Honor for
Work In Tiino
of Danger
books right up to the minute, look
nftor collections cnrofully, nnd pay
your bills promptly, usually have no
regular time for attending to this Im
portant mnttor of advertising. Hot
ter put this down with tho neces
sary duties mentioned nbovo and givo
It tho sumo attention f you wish to
see n continual growth In your business.
Thore is n great deal to bo Bnld in
support of tho contention advanced
In certain nunrtcrs of Into, that tho
engineer on tho modern steamship is
quite overlooked when reforenco is
made in any way to matters concern
ing n voVngo. says an English ex
change. From time immemorial it
has boon the master, captain, skipper,
or whatever other term ono feels in
clined to use, and deck officers that
hnvo "extrlcutod her from her ser
ious position," or "Captnln , by
tho submarine," and never mention
his handling of tho vessel dodged
tho submarine" nn,i never mention
of the mnn in tho bowols of tho ves-'
boI urging his men on to work hard, I
and still Jinrder whilst his own hand j
Is controlling of tho very movements I
mat, ii miHiuKO do mane, wouiu
place, tho vessel in dnnger.
Tho captnln of today is in no way
forced to rely upon his own resour
ces to make n creditable voyago. Ho
Blmply. from his bridge, telegraphs
Ills ordors, and tho vessol moves
nttnrwl ltTriaiifinl I t'n rf tirlrwl - 4tmi li-
cr conditions in any way, whilst it
ARK YOU SATISFIED?
When you go homo from
work at night, nro you qulto
satisfied with your homo? Is
tho neighborhood nil that you
could wish for? Havo you
nil the conveniences you do
Blro? Is tho rout whnt it
should ho?
If your answer to nny, or
nil, of theso questions is
'Vo", why stay in the plnco?
You can got just whnt you
want in ovory way by lotting
tho Want Ads find you tho
vory house, or flat, or room,
you desire.
Try tho Wants at onco and
boo how quickly and complet
ely you will ho suited; tho
expense will ho a moro trl
flo at that.
YOU havo never seen two rams
fighting, hoof and horn, for
tho inflatory of a flock of
aheap; when it finally filters through
tliclr kinky heads that neither ouo
can lie); tho other thoy trot off sido
by eldo, friends and allies for life,
ready to fight for encli othor against
all comers. This trnlt and tradi
tion of tho rams Is as old as the
profession o( shecpherder.
It would bo a wondrous good
thing for tho world If tho fighting
nations of Eiirono would tnko n les
son from tho rams of their (locus,
Bays an exchange. Let them realize
that an nhsoluto victory of ono
over tho othor Is Impossible; let
them realize that tho deslro of each
to bo tho ruling, domlunnt spirit of
tho European continent Is Impossi
ble; thou let thorn Join hands nnd
heads and hearts and agrco on a
united Europe, ruled by all for tho
mutual benofit of nil and tho ag
grandizement of none. Iteduqo tho
armies ot tho various nations to ono
international army, to bo usod sole
ly to maintain tho union and lot tho
residents of tho disputed territories
Uccldo which country shall lmvo liu
modlato control ovor them.
If (ho nations of Kuropo now nc
tlvoly engaged In tho war would
tnko this lesson from tho tradition
ot tho rams they could form a nu
cleus for a United States of Europe;
to (his union tho smnllor and neu
tral nations would then subscribe.
Then lot this nucleus Join with tho
United States of America to bring
forth a United States ot tho World.
Such a union would not destroy, but
would prestrvo, tho integrity nnd
sovereignly of all now existent na
tions; it Is tho ono and only method
of establishing nnd maintaining a
pormanout world-wldo ponce.
This Is no Idle, Utopian droam
no moro so than wns tho foundation
of tho federation ot America a possibility.
$$
t WITH THE T&AST i
t AND THE TEA X
(JOOD Jtt'HNINfl
falls upon tho engineer and his' as
sistants, working down in whnt somo
writer has seen fit to dcscrlbo as "a
living holl," to sec that tho means
of combating tho fury of tho ele
ments stenm is provided.
Tako the caso of a grounding.
Does the master tnko tho risks tho
onglneor (iocs. Tho answer to that
is an emphatic Nol For whilst wa
ter may bo finding its way on dock
tcr may be mining its way on uock . PAINT AND.
1" j",B5u jn,M' !!?. i,.t?Jn ,L,n.8 Marshf ield 5?.
i lHAll1 IUJ Wl
O friend, never strlko sail
to a fcnrl Como Into port
grandly, or sail with God tho
seas. Emerson.
A Coos Day man can learn to talk
In two years. Hut It takes him nil
tho rest of his llfo to keep his mouth
shut.
somo chnuco of avoiding its dan
gcr, whllo is not tho caso of tho en
gineer, who In nenrly nil cases of a
serious grounding,, find tho water
making its way bolow to tho vory
position to which ho is working, un
til tho fires nro likely td bo extin
guished. Then tho onglnoor does
not lcavo his nost. Ho does not
know how soon tho flnnl rush of sea
I will como through tho bnttorod or
jsnittahod plntos; but, undaunted, ho
works on until, ns has so of ton boon
Any tlmo a Coos Hay man gets up
nnd admits that ho is wrong wo all
havo a sneaking suspicion that ho
may ha right after all.
A (JposHny woman will sit around
tho house for four days and niako up
'her mind to do a thing. Then she
will go nnd do something else.
Wlion you tako a
paro for tho worst.
bettor Jmlf pro
Somo Coos Hay men who wont to
hod by candlo light bo ns to savo
money havo sous who spend monoy
to lot tho oloctrlc lights burn all
night.
Somo Coos Hay beauty maybe skin
deep but somo of Its rubs oft whou
ou touch It.
PROMOTING OHP.OON
X AT THE HOTELS X
$
Chandler Hotel
Loo Whitwjl, E. C. Churchill, M. 0.
Churchill, .1. W. Hubs, Western Un
ion; J. A. Cowan, Seattle; A. Abbott,
Powortfil .1. If. fllmm liYirtunn fnl .
,1 ".!.. . ..... II . .. . ' . ' .......... ........... W.I..,
4Miniiivns hud uuviir puiumiiouuy j.;, a. Sykes, Portland; Chnrles Hed
Biicceodod on a sentimental basis. Knrt. Portlnnd; M. Cnstlgun, San
nut thero nro products of tho soil ta Clara; Annlo M. Tlornoy, Eureka;
and the manufactories thoro aro at- AlnhoiiBo Caora. Suntn Clara! H. 11.
..ii i- .. ' .. -... "" -'
THH "mudo In Oregon" campaign
pntascuseH Btrougth only "when
tho articles offered or tho at
tractloiiH exploited have worth r.ud
price that compare favorably with tho
offerings of compotltlvo districts.
Quality stnndurda aro not main
tained when sentiment solely
prompts purchn808.
Ono reason why mothor knows
that tho children havo moro sonso
than tholr father ! Iiocuubo thoy
never complain if tho table cloth
happens to bo Boiled.
After all play Is woroly work
that you nro not compollod to do
and for which you recolvo no pay.
Btntod, ho Is working up to his neck
in water, and thon, nnd then only,
when thoro is absolutely no chanco
ot tho englnos bolng of uso, docs ho
Book a -way on deck. Muybo ho in
successful in reaching tho dock, and
on tho othor hnnd perhaps not. If
tho lattor is tho case, how many,
whon they read accounts of tho dis
aster, pauso to think how tho on
glnoor did his work. Fow wo fear.
Again, to lllustrato tho point: tako
tho vessol approaching a zono whero
tho drendod submarines nro at work.
Tho captain and deck offlcors havo
tho chanco of observing tho torpe
do approaching, nnd make prepar
ations, but with tho engineer ho is
perhaps nwnro thoro is danger, hut
until tho dreaded torpedo strikes
and It might bo moutionod that In
many cases wo havo ljoard of slnco
tho nttacks began It hay been ap
parently tho object of tho submar
ine to roach tho engine-room with
tho mossongor of death tho ongl
neor Is In Iguornnco and tho first
intimation is possibly tho inrush of
water, tho captain will decldo to
mnko n run for safety perhaps. Ho
does not consult tho engineer, but
ordors "full speed ahead," or what
ovor oIbo may occur to him. Will
tho onglneor not carry out tho ordors
If thoro la n chanco of tho vpssol
continuing on hor' way? Needless
to say ho does, and with moro uvldl
ty than usual. Aim so it is with all
othor enso; thoroforo, wo feel that
thoro Is really somo Justification for
a complaint of his non-recognition.
Exchange
SA. n. HODGINB '
I
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"The Shoe Tax"
i i
Puttier's income knows whnt it is nnd to mother
it is also a very real thing.
It means the high cost of keeping a growing hoy
or girl properly shod.
"When father and mother figure out all tho new
shoes they have to buy thoy are apt to conclude
shoes are made out oL' paper rattier than leather.
Care in purchasing will cut down this tax care
in choosing the right shoes and care in buying at
the most favorable time.
And the first step in the right direction is a
study of the advertising in TIT ID TTMIUS that
gives the helpful information.
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
office ,'f,cc!,r ?
Offlco hours: ti to .
I nnd 7 to 8 p. ,. -,nMJt,
...iu.iums urrico li;i.T( n
ZUT'' 14H i
J- M. Wright
Hst.matesfurn.ahSS,
Dr. H. M. Shaw
"J-, lar and Throat grctMU
Phono n!50?T. ltooms
In'iB Work
DH. MATT113 l. SHAW.'
tiVMcinn and Snrgeo,
Phono Mii-t
3.10J.
m
T. J. BOAIFB
EstlmatcB Furnished
Plioaa 1441-R. ftUrahflold. 0rKOi
MERCHANTS CAFE
Popular Placo for
Good Meals
Prices Reasonable
Cor. Commercial nnd H'dw'jr.
EXPERT WELDING of METALS
Steel, brass, cast, iron and aluminum castings made
like new
DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY.
Koontz Garage
Phone 180-J. North Front Street
H. G. Butler
OiVUi HKGINEBR
Hoorn 304 Coko Did. Pbon,
W. G. Chandler "
1 AltCIUTEOr
J Rooms 301 and 302, Coko Biflth,
j Marahflold, Oregon.
WEAVING All kintfs a spec
ialty. Mrs. W. W. Nason, 680
12th Courth, So. Phone 220-R
f WALL PAPER
See
vps
About it,
QUATERMAS STUDIO
QUALITY PHOTOS
Opposite Blanco Hotel,
Phono 10C-L.
MAItSIIFIKLH, 0R2G0N
GRAVEL1
Wo aro now proparod to furnish GRAVEL In any quantities
from pllo in our yard or In carload lots, at following prices:
Prom pllo on ground, 2.'6 per yard. '
canoad lots, taken from care, $2.00 por yard.
Retail Department.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
Opposite PosMJfflco. l'lione 100.
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GOODRUM'S GARAGE
HOME OP TUB
CADILLAC AND DODGQ
AUTO SUPPLIES FOR ALL
MAKES OP OARS
Abstracts
roil RKIilAULU ABSTRACTS OP TITLE AND INFORMATION
AI10UT,
COOS BAY REAL ESTATE, See
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
MAR8HFIEL1) AND COQUILLE CITY, OREGON
GENERAL AGENTS, EASTSIDE AND SENGSTIACKEN'S ADDITION
AGENTS FOR CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD LANDi
nENRY 8UNG8TACKEN, MANAGER
Wm. S. Tumon
AltCIUTEOr
Mnrshfioia, Oreson.
TI.MK TAI1LB
WILLAMUTTK PACHIQ MOTOR
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Lcavo
Marshflold
0:4G a.m.
7.4G a.in.
8:4C n.m.
0:45 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.
C:00 pirn.
5.40 p.m.
OAR
Letri
North BJ
7:00 its,
S:00 im.
i:00 is.
10:15 in,
11:00 in.
lllUUB.
l:is p
' 2:00 po,
3:00 ta,
4:00 pa
5:15 p.
5:6S tm.
C:55 p.m. North city llmlta only.
7:30 'p.m. 7:,pa,
047 Central av. Phono 37JWj
A4.4
News of Nearby Towns
Heating Stoves
COQUILLE NAMES
NEW OFFICIALS
John lllckhiim Is City Marshal anil
.7. .1. Ktnnlcy is Appointed
City Attorney
At tho council mooting J. J. Stan
ley wns appointed city attornov and
Uho nppoliitnient wns couflrmod.
Tho resignation of A. P. Miller ns
city marshal was recalvoii and un-
copted. John Hlckhnin was appoint
ed to fill tho vacancy thus causod
and this nppolntinont was confirm
ed. Coqulllo Herald.
T,J
tractions of sconory nnd ollmato In
which Orogou excels.
R is right that our peoplo should
learn what theso things nro, learn
whero thoy may ho found, uso tho
Nollls. Santa Clara: V. McKirdy.
Santa Clara; J. L. Smith. Coqulllo;
W. C. Sngnblrd aud wife, Asho;
James Fyfe, Jr., San PrunclBco; A.
S. (llllonwntor aud wife. Portland:
NEWS OP COQUILLE
I
A
'v Bfe'tSnlfctr
VERZ0N AUTO LINE to
EMPIRE AND SOUTH SLOUGH
Lcavo lluny Comer,
Mtrshfleld
10:00 n. in.
2:00 p. in.
5:15 p. m.
Marshflold Phono
Always on Tlmo.
208. n
T. VERZON, Pi'oprlolor.
Leavo Emplro.
8:15 n. m.
12:00 .noon
4:15 p. m.
Empire Phono 5013
(tt
WESTERN LOAN AND
BUILDING CO.
Assets $2,340,000.00
Pays 8 per cent on savings)
!?S. KAUFMAN & CO.
Local Treasurer
4
products, imtronlzo tho Industries Charles Purot, T. Tumor;
and exploit our advantages to tho
furthest boundaries of their rospec
tho spheres of lufluciiro.
H was a shock when It wns shown
that Portland buys rliurrluH grown
iu Oregon hut preserved In Now
York at $1.20 n pound. It wnu dis
concerting whon but ono nam of
an audience of nearly two hundred
admitted that ho was wearing a suit
of Oregon woolens.
It was an exporlonce not yet re
covered from whon tho hotel clerkB
nnd tho ticket agents und the Infor
mation buroau attendants woro un-
nblo to iinswor tho simplest questions
about tho scenic attractions of Port
laud an,) tho state.
It Is n contribution to optimism
when nn organization llko tho uder
Using club ot Portland uuuouuces In
tontlou to conduct campaigns that
will mnko tho world know moro
about und seek tuoio of tho pro
ducts In which wo om-oI.
Tho logunborry Industry, salmon,
lumbor. dairying, kcoiiIu attrautions,
ngrloultural opportunities, aro In tho
usi pi campaign miujocts. if wo
make our campaigns definite, if wo
begin at homo nnd work outward,
If wo maintain tho highest standards
nnd tho most Intolllgont lojulty, wo
do work that makes substantial pro
gress In Oregon more rapid than o
er bofore. Journal.
Clara; O. Olson, Santa Clam; E. L.
Relmor, Santn Clara; A. P. Stono,
Portlund; U. It. McKcnn. Seattlo; U,
Kd wards, Charles II. Tlsoll, Santa
Clara; 1). II. Thorn, Hood River; Ml-
lo .M. Pioiuoii, Lakeside; Jametf Law
R. T. "Ward, of this city, purchas
ed tho livery stablo at tho cast end
'qniiia'r Front street, from Chllds &. Ilurk-
holdor.
Enrl Single of this placo, who has
boon ahsont for several months, has
rotumed.
O. P. Smith and wlfo returned
from n two mouths' visit out tit.
North Pacific Steamship Co.
S. S. F. A. Kilbitrn
SAILS FOR
Coos Bay from Portland
THURSDAY, NOVE.MRER ., 0;() l. Mf
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
I'JIOXi: l!JO. A. II. NOTT, Agent.
SMITH TERMINAL DOCIv.
mmw
SOUTH COOS HIVfcR BOAT
SKItVICE
LAUNCH KXPnESS
leaves Marsliflcld cTery 6j
8 a, m. lioavc head of rit
at 8:15 p. m.
HTEAMKR RAINBOW
leaves head of river (UU; t I
a. m. Loaves Marshfldd t 3
in. For charter apply on boi
ROQEIIS & SMITH
Proprietor
W .... . ., ,.., (,u,tVO,u, ,1111. IlIJ 1..I.II- ,,.,
umi l.'uritiliil... Alrrn.l Tnlmanii I- IH'UUIL'H
-.., .................... ....,,...... ,,, Ai-, iir., ti.i. ', it ni
Coqulllo; .Mrs. lUWolRomot, So-, ?"!' " ua,rKr' or Vocavlllo.
nttlo; (leorgo p. uird nnd Wfo, C'U., and Henry Uarkor, of Pullman.
Itnndon: K, E. Nolson, Portland; P. P f J- ,u ? tQrmr BlstorilnMw
II. Soulo, San Francisco; 11. Ilorg- ?, I'1 il10,.1",1'0,1" n Vhov of J u Ua,T'
strom. C. 1). Jackson. .k,ft of Pn rviow, who havo been vis
iting relatives and old-tlmo frlonds
Lloyd Hotel ' t'o county, loft for tholr homos.
W. Asson, Plensanton, Cnl.; O. Olo Hogllo and John nnd Jos Wnld
Tiorsou, Norway: Chnrlos 11. Kruger, ' omier loft for Snn Francisco to visit
AUeKiinv: II. n. itniulnr niinvnr urn? ' tho Exposition. Mr. Hoello lntomls
Victor Mutsou, San Francisco; Jo then go bud; to Wisconsin to Vlp- DS-, P f .
Louis llolllbh. South inlet; A. It. So-! li' people, having been uwuy for 'l laHOS &L UlfjOfSllS
-
5
Wo nro prepared for fall unci
winter villi tho best lines inuilo.
Wood heaters nnd tho coal or wood
heatcr.s with luplev gintcm.
1'riced from $1.75 to S'JU.OO
Jolinson-Gtilovsen Co.
Quality Homo Furnishers
Noitli Front Street. Mnrsliflchl
Second Hand
FIJ1GI
BENNETT
BM
&
OLDEST RANK IN COOS COUNTZ
, Established 1880.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $118,000
Interest paid on Time
AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS
... .. - Officers
J. W. Dennett, President. i
J. H. Flanugftd, Vice-President.
R. F. Williams, Cashier.
Geo. P. Winchester, Aast. Cashier.
WOOD! WOOD
Kindling wood, per load fi.a
Alder wood, 1G to 24
inches I201
Free Delivery
W. H. LINGO
Phono 227-J. North J!
TALKS OX ADVERTISING
Ily Nelh Darling
ANEW YEAR'S greeting in n pa
per during tho month of Au
guflt, that has appeared In ov
ory Issue slnco tho previous Docom
bor is, mighty poor adtortlslng. I
saw this adv. In a paper In lown
Ha. Sniitu Cluni: (5. Carlson. Lake
side; Mrs. Jennlo Rogue, Portland; I
P. UussoltoH, Santa Chun; John Hy-,
laud. Snn Francisco; A. Steen, Lnko 1
side; J. Fanes, Santa Clara. i
St. LawroUfo Hotel i
(leorgo Conloy, Denmark; W. L. '
Mnsso and wlfo, Heaver Hill; L. P. I
Denty and wife, Uloho, Arizona;
Mrs. A. A. Yoakam, Coos River; Jay
Richards. Suinuor: L. D. Irish.
Coos River.
fourteen years,
MA XV ACCIDENTS
Tho Coqulllo Herald gives tho fol
lowing Interesting information re
garding auto accidents:
Thorn woro thlrtnnn uutn nnMnntj
SHv.li!,0 8"'.nm,l,0!! ..P""1!?,".-! slightly used Instruments that
We have an over stock of
second-hand pianos and some
lllaiuo Hold
Tom iinydon, Emplro; C.
.Marshflold and Myrtlo Point roads.
I Sovon of them took placo on tho
Unndon road, threo on tho Myrtlo
rroint ami threo on tho Mnrshfleld
I roads. Pivo out of tho sovon on tho
I Ttntil wntil sma ...lAn lilt.. ..
HWI1I I "'"""ii " nmo Luiuinuiu -nil ov
' "," . ira" Rnlllliif nvnrvlm.1.. ..... I.. ..,11
,... .......ft viviuuitj Ull. 41. till
will be sold at exceptionally
low prices, and terms to suit.
Ifi.ua r...... .111... 1. II. - i ...I.
'. v-uiiuiuui v. iiuiiaur uiiii wuu,,- Hioin nnni.i..0' i..' .. " ..."
I. Strom lnrtlnn,l f U r . "v"" ""'l"i "'" u"o "i"ii n
,. oiroiu, j oruauii, i, u. ... .......i n. .... .,1B,in,, i,i.i,
-.-----.., H'.l, .W HM..HIIIWt M ...W..V.I
Hildgo; L.
PIckonpaugh. Coqullle; Thomas 1). J ' J ;,"."'.
White. Unndon; Mrs. P. Norman. ' B-lloul"op-Coqulllo;
Miss Thorn Norman, Co-I , ,,.,,
qulllo; MIgs Ada Norman, Coqulllo;
William llolntzolnmn. nnver Hill:
James llayos, Tacomn; O. Hrandt,
Powors; Martin Woikel. Claudo Pi
per, Dalo Hurwood. Glonada, M.
Grist. South Inlot; R. C. Polloj. San.
ta Clara; C M. Smith, Unndon; A.
D. Garten, W. II. Smith, Coos River.
HAVE THE ROOF FIXED
NOW
See C0RTHELL
.PJione 3171
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L. L THOMAS
MUSIC STORE
73 Central Avenue.
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for wife Investments presents itself,
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to distinguish between investment
and speculation. With a little sum
saved, opportunities will not bo
wanting.
First National Bank
OF COOS BAY
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