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MOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, '1915 EVENING EDITION
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LADIES1 and MEN'S
TAILOR.
I make suits here for $26.00 and tip, and take orders
for Suits made in Chicago for $12.00 and up.
Suits pressed for 75 cents.
Suits Dry Cleaned and Pressed, $1.00.
Suits steam cleaned and pressed for $1.50.
All kinds' of repaii1 Work done at cheap prices. '
AH work' will be done with great care. ""
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J. V. KOSKI
1 75 Market Aveniie'
Marshfield, Oregon.
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EXPERT WELDING of METALS
Steel, brass, cast, irdn and aluminum castings made
like new
Phone 180-J.
' DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY.
Koontz Garage
North Front Street
GRAVEL1
Wo aro now proparod to furnlnh GRAVEL In any untltle
from pile In our yard or in carload Iota, nt following prices:
From pllo on ground, J2.VB per yard,
Oanoad Iota, taken from cars, J2.0Q por yard.
Retail Department.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
Opposite PosVOflco. Phone 100.
Puget Souiid Bridge &
Dredging Co.
Dams, Bridges; Buildings. General Construction
COMPLETE PLANTS FOR HARBOR WORK
Our Coos Bay office has available for Oregon Coast
work the
Dredge "Seattle"
tan niotft powerful, Uct equipped and moat thoroughly! aiodcra
twenty-inch hydroullo dredgo Ik Pacific waters
Coos Bay office, .
Marshfield, Orpgon.
Main office,
Seattle, Washington.
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For Sale
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STOCK ItANCir' Nonr Allcgny, mostly Iiottoin, Rood liulld.
IngH, 510 heart cattle, team, farming tools, flno orchard, do
llghtful place to "iufc'V'rico ?7500. Terms.
STOCK Oil DAIRY RANCH Closo In, SO cows, team, Rood
buildings, orchards, tools, 000 ncios, 03 of which Is finost
bottom. Trlco 910,000. Tonus.
DAIRY HANOI Closo jn, 500 acres, 175 is holtor, flno
building, team. Prlco 31,000. Terms.
DAIRY RANCH R. It. depot on plnco, closo hi, MO acres,
half Is rhhest Iiottoin, fine bulldlnga, both rail mill water
Irnnsportntlon, 10 head stock, team. Prlco $r:i,00O. Splen
did tonus, with Interest at flvo per cent.
FRUIT HANCH Splendidly located, 1000 loganberry vines
In full liearhiB, flno orchard, flno building, 17 acres, $!,
COO. Terms.
DEVELOPED COAtj MINK On tldo water, flno coal fimd
lots of it. Prlco way down..
CI1ICKI
CHICK!
915 iv month.
UN RANCH Closo jn. 10 acres, house. Only $800.
I3N RANCH l.i aire?, cloio In, $30 down aiul
nth.
ADK Wo have North Rend property and ranches
,r.'NorJhiSl)aUt',.i5ropet-. Como In and Invoa-
von Tit
to trade 'for
IlKnto.
W6 have' oUctntibn propertf t6 jtimlo for Coos liay city
or ranch property".
CITV PROPERTY North Rerfd.or .Marshfield. Wo hnvo
It If you aro looking for bargains and locations.
INSURANCK-Wo carry n '" lh.o of flro Insurance.
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KOOS OREGON
DEVELOPMENT CO.
PIONEER BLOCK
NORTH BEND, OREGON
the crcnln' shndo Is fnllln' nt tlio
cndln' o tho day
An' a toiler rosts from labor smokln' at
His plpo o' clay
Thcro's nothln' docs him so much good,
bo fortune up or down,
As tho little country paper from his ol'
homo town.
It ain't a thing o' beauty an' Its print
ain't always clean,
Hut It straightens out his temper when
a roller's fcclln' mean.
It takes tho wrinkles off his faco an'
brushes off tho frown,
That little country paper from his ol'
homo town.
It tells of all tho parties an' tho balls of Pumpkin Itow,
'ftout who spent Sunday with his girl an' how tho
crops'U grow;
How it keeps a feller posted 'bout who Is up an' who
Is down,
That little country paper from his ol' homo town.
Now, I like to read tho dallies an' tho Btory papers, too,
An' nt times' tho ynllor novels an' somo other trash
don't ou?
But when I wnut nomo rcndln' that will brush away
a frown
I want that little paper from my ol' homo town.
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YOU MUST HAVE A FRIEND SOMEWHERE
who formerly llvod -on Coos Day.1 Such a frloud would approclato
moro than anything olso a year's subscription to tho
COOS HAY TIMES
as a Christians present. It will bo a constant romludor to him
throughout tho year, of your kindness and thoughttulncss.
Wo will send him n Clirlstmaa card with your name and greet
ings nnd a Htntomcnt that tho paper has been paid for tho com
ing year, Think It over and solve tho Christmas present problem
cnslly. Till this out nnd mall or send it to Coos Hay Times:
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ful .features of any newspaper ever changing over
enlightening, ever performing their useful servico of
promoting easy communication botweon those who
want and those who have.
You can cultivate no moro profitable habit than that
of reading the WANT ADS every day, Hundreds do it,
Keep this fact in mind when you have a special
want ofJyour own, You can get tho attontion'of all
those readers instantly, and at" trifling cost through a
little WANT' AD IN THE TIMES.
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Subscribers, Please Note
CARRIERS aro Instructed to put papors on
porches or in other sli'tnb'o p'.ircs where
thoy will bo sate from wind ami ruin, Sub
jcrlhors aro roquestod to notify tho offlco whon-
bolng followed.
matters portululiiK
over theso instructions aro not
Phone. complaints and other
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Lcmo Marshfield nt t a. in., and returning leaving from Knipiro at
8 a. m. Leave Marshfield at 11 n.in. and returning leao Houth
Slough at 1 p. m. Leave Marshfield at 5 p, m. and returning
leave South Slough at 0 p. m.
Coos "Bay Times
Marshfieldj Oi'e;
CHHISTMAB FOIt L1TTLK DAK
IdNGS AND LlTTLi: DHA1I8
1.
Thoro aro many little darlings,
And many a little dear,
Who aro looking forwnrd
To tho Christmas cheer,
wno win nnd a sorrow
Which will bring a tear
Tor old Santa missed them
He passed them by this year
Thcro are other little darlings,
And many llttlo dears
Who will wako up In the morning
Tilled with Christmas cheers,
Tholr hearts will bo so Joyful,
Thoro will bo no room for tears,
For old Santa found them
As ho lias theso many years. t
3.
Lot nil the little darlings ,
Whom ohl Santa, found,
With nil the llttlo dears,
As ho went nrouud
do find somo lilthj dnrltug
And a llttlo dear
And give to them a Christmas,
Whom ol( Santa missed this year.
4.
If all tho llttlo darlings,
And tho llttlo dears,
Will find a llttlo darling
Who's oyos aro filled with tears,
And give to them n present
With their Christinas chcors,
Thoy will feel the bettor
Thru all their coming years.
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Christ! he likes tho llttlo darlings
And tho llttlo denrs,
Kor ho gave to them a Christmas
To drlvo awny tholr tears,
And mako them better hoys mil girls
Thru all tho futuro years,
Ho wants them all to bo his children
For ho loves tho llttlo denrs.
KDdAK V. nUN'DY,
1208'Commorclul Ave
Mnrshflold, Ore.
OREGON YIELDS BIG
VAIil'll OK SKVKX CHOPS OVKIl
KOUTV-KKJIIT MILLION'
Tills 1h pcr 'Hn co and Oncdialf
Million Moto Thau La.it
Year
Tho aluo of tho seven leading
crops I ni Oregon this year according
to the department of agriculture es
timate Is $18,059,100 compared to it
total value of ? 11,417,880 Inst
year.
Corn, wheat, eats, barley, ryo, po
tatoes and hay all showed an In
crease In tho amount produced:
LaBt year tho prices of wheat, oats
and ryo were better than this year
In Oregon but tho aggrognte valuo
was greater this year.
Com Value !ess
Tho corn production hi Oregon
this yenr aggregates in iiantlty
nhout 17 per cent moro than last
car. Prices on Dec. 1 nvoraged
eight por cent lower than a year ago,
making tho total valuo of tho crop
production on this baald, about eight
por cent less than last year.
Tho estimates aro based upon
those ciops whose values In the, last
complete crop census represented
GS per cent of tho valuo of nil crops.
Ctop In Detail
Tho following aro tho department
of Agrlculturo figures for tho stato
of Oregon, showing tho production
and prlco of cali of the seven crops
this year and last year:
Acreage Production Prlco
Corn
1,100,000 bu. 82c
000,000 bu. 82c
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PAPER GIVES VIEWS-
I.UMUKIfl PUBLICATION COMV
MKNTS ON SITUATION
Tells What Is Cause of Improvement
In Market Conditions on
tho Coast, t
Special auction nt Hod Crow
Thursday and Krlday morning 10
to lii to nrromiiipdnto out-of-toiui
resldcnlM nnd ramhcrN,
,
a
Armour's
Star Ham
In tho now STOCKINKT COYHIUNO
Is Just "llio I lain What Am" made
hotter Ly l)cln!c Miinketi la this
cleanly protector, which rctnhiH all
tho natural julcca nnd Intensifies
tho flawtr.
ioi n .13 000
1911 22,000
Wheat
lOlfi 1)00,00
1911 700,000
OntH
,'ioir. llGC.OOO
1911 .101,000
Barley
1915 1.10,000
1911 122,000
Hyo
19 in 23,000
1911 21,000
Potatoes
19 in 48,000
1911 49,000
Hay
loin sr.o.ooo
T014 sr.s.ooo
-20,000,000 by. Sic
10,00 1,000 bu.1.02
10,100,000 1m. 37c l
12,710,000 1)1). inc
1,080,000 bu.
3,000,000 bu.
02c
Olo
411,000 bu. 90c
33G.000 bu. 1.00
n,r20,ooo uu.
4.7G3.000 bu.
noc
00c
Order one today,
leading merchniits.
Aro nob! by
Matt L. May
Wholesale DlNtilhutor
ta
1,870,000 tons 9.50
1,710,000 tons 9.20
Values of .Crops
Tho following shows tho total val
ue of each crop this year and last
yenr:
19tn 1911
Corn $ '9111,200 541,200
Wheat ! 0,800,000 10,930,080
oatii ' ti;ori7,boo nraal.ood
Parley 2,901,000 2,232,00'd
Ityo- - 372,000 33Q.O0O
Potatoes .1,312,000 2,851,800
Hay 17,705,000- 15.787,200
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(18,059,100 (11,417,880
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL
Comer Market and llroadnay
Wo solicit all our old patrons of
tho Lloyd and assuro thorn tho snmo
reasonable rates, ,
E. W. SULLIVAN
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uCKIEVED STARDOM
ALMOST OVERNIGHT
THH LLOYI) 1MM1LY IIOTKL
HoiiNokecpIng Apartmciits
Tho rooms, $H.O) month
Kloctrlctly nnd Ons. Freo baths
Sleeping rooms, IjSl.nO U., up
DRY WOOD
CAMPBELL'S W00DYARD
North Front Ktroot
Phono U70J
MERCHANTS CAFE
Popular Plnco (or
Good Mcalc
Prices Reasonable
Cor. Commercial und Il'dw'y.
HAVE THE ROOF FIXED
' NOW
See C0RTHELL
Phone 3171
Unique Itccord of Lois Meredith,
Xotro'tt Dainty Artist.
To nchlovo ptollnr roles almost
over night nnd to bo featured In
many successful productions in
loss than two years on tho dra
matic utago is tho unusual record
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Kncournglng outlooks as to Hie
lumber situation for the coming year
nro received from various sources
Along tho same lino Is tho following?
editorial from tho Ploncor Western
Lumberman of San Frnnclsco Which
lines up tho situation as that paper,
sees It: t
" Wherever nnd whoncvor lumber
mon moot the topic Immediately un-
dcr discussion Is tho rising' market,
tho roasons therefor" and speculation
ns to whether It Is a flurry or 1b pre
dleatod on substantial reasons, war
ranting a bollef that tho coming year
will bo one of prosperity for lumuer-
1 men. a
May Bench '11)12 Point
" Manufacturers believe such to beV
tho casoj thoy nro gradually Increas
ing prices, but they hnvo a long ways'A
to go beforo thoy reach a point which
may bo deemed as satisfactory.? .
Should thoy Biiccecd In reaching the'
level of 1912 prices during 191G,
they could reasonably congratulate
themsolvcs on a noteworthy accom- ,
pllshmcnt.
" llowovor, tho Indications aro fa- 4
vornblo for such results; tho States
which normally consumo several bil
lion foot of Douglas fir annually, are
In p generally prosperous condition;
yellow plno manufacturers havo do-'
velopcd tholr particular markets to
such an oxtont that they nro dispos
ing of tholr cut nt woll-advanced
prices, which assures tho promanoncy
of tho eastern demand. T
Plenty of Money
" Thoro Is nn lmnionso volume or
money on doposlt In banks, which It
Is reasonable to assumo will bo seek
ing Investment at an early dato, and
i goodly portion will probably be
used to flnnnco building operations;'
this featuro Is substantiated by
building reports from a largo num
ber of lending cltlos, showing- that
operations for tho past three months
woro heavier than for the correspon
ding period of tho past two years.
" In California tha products from
tho soil for tho current year, Accord
ing to railway statisticians, total
$ 179,000,000, and a fair percentage
of this will bo usod for Improvement
purposes.
Ono Had Kent ii ro "
"Against all this Is the scarcity
of tounago; this Is a bad feature, m
tho 10 por cent of Pacific Coast
I lumbor which normally finds nn'out-
ct In offshoro markets Is a govern
ing factor In stabilizing tho domestic
ninrkot.
"Tnklng tho outlook ns a whole.-
thoro Is tho strongest kind of a
Jiromlso that 1910 will bo a manufac
turers' yenr; It la nlso a dafo predlc;
tlon that clrcumsjtancca nro being
shnpod which will onnblo manufaes
turors to rotaln control of the sulf
ation; thts should bo grntfylng te
thorn, ns thoy have certainly grown
weary of being tho football of cir
cumstances boyond tholr control."
XKWS OP LAXOLOIS
WEAVINGAH kino's a spec
ialty. Mrs. W. W. Nason. 680
12th Courth, So. Phone 220-R
XOTICi: OF FINAL SHTTLHMKNT
Notlco Ib hcroby given that tho
undorslguod, administrator of tho
estato of Fannie L. M. Carpenter,
deceased, has filed his final ac
count In tho County Court of Coos
County, Oregon, 'nnd tho Judgo of
paid Court has appointed Monday,
tho 3rd day of January, 191G at
tho hour of 10:00 a. ni. of said day
at tho Court Houso at Coqulllo City,
Coos County, Oregon, ns tho time
and placo for tho hearing of objec
tions to said final account and tho
settlement of said estato.
Dated at Marshflold, Oregon, this
1st day of Docombor, 1915.
STEPHEN O. UOG13R3,
Administrator of the estato of
Fannlo L. M. Carpenter, dernsed.
First publication December 1,
1915; last publication, Doc, 20.
1015.
Notes or Curry County Town Apjiear.
ing In the Leader
Mr. Joo Otto, who has been nt-
( tending to business at Dandon came
to Lahglols on lils way to his home
near Hare.
I U. A. Thorhavon, who has been
spondlng n joar In Baivlun will re
turn in tho spring to his homo north
of Langlols.
Jack I-'itzhugh, of Sixes, who has
been visiting his sister Mrs. Chas,
Jnmloson of Ilandon for tho last
few days, returned to Langlols te
visit with his friends.
Jim. Haft who has boon staying
with Jils alstor Mrs. U. Wallace of i
' Langlols, dopnrtod for the Sixes?
. where ho will remain for tho holU! '
I days.
' All- on.l W- ,i... ... . . I
j.. n i .... .... .j.,,, .iiLiiuuiiiH nr
of Lola Morcdlth, onco JuBtly nam- , Now Lake, woro visiting nt tho home
cd tho "dalntlost of prima donnas," of tholr parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A.
ino is now niijcuriK " w " . uox ot i-ioraa creek.
AlUtrO JHClures. Wiaa woio"'i """
will shortly bo seen on tho screen
In tho Columbia Pictures Corpora
tion's film production of Oeorgo
Uronson Howard's famous story,
"An Enomy to Society," in which
Bho Is featured ulth tho colobrated
English actor, Hamilton Revollo.
mado nor stngo dobut as "Modesty"
in Honry W, Savage's production
of "Evorywoman." Lator she filled
tho rollicking leading rolo In "Ma
demo Sherry." v
Hor next nppoarnuco was to fol
low Laurotte Taylor In "Peg o' My
Heart," when Miss Taylor sailed
for England, and this brought her
quite naturally Into the part of the
llttlo stenographer In Oliver Mo
rocco's noxt production "Help
Wanted," In which sho played an
entlro season nt tho Maxlno Elliott
Theator In Now York.
When "Holp Winlod" was pro
duced In motion picturo form, Mlsa
Morcdlt.1 naturally Joined tho
ranks of screen nctressos. Her tal
ents nttrncied tho attention ot tho
directors of tho Motro Pictures
Corporation, who engaged her for
a term of years to appear la their
productions. f
Miss Merodith's first appcaranco
under Motro auspices vuia with
Max Flgman In "My I3cst Girl."
Hor next screen appjarance will bo
In "An Enomy to Society," with
UnuiilU. Uevelle,
THE DKATH OF HILLSTItOM
(Written for Tho Times)
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Hi
mat fatal shot does history swell?
Hut cannot sond tho soul, to hell. 'U
His ralthful (rjemls did work In val
Hut could not savo their follow-maa J
Tho honest laborer, labors on,
From early morn 'till set of sun, 4'
But lest perchance ho ajna renowB,
Thoro's always some to turu hlw
down,
Hut salaried mon, whom our ruliiSf
Through Devilish wprk, groat houer"'.
attain,
Their cowardly work you'd scare.
surmise, Vv
Thoy
use tho
qiilso.,
Church as their dti
t
Hut. honest laboror, stWgle a!
For (lod v,ill help the honjMt .
Hut thoso who raoek hjm fn (UiguW
Will auroly wcop where JusUc 1J
M, B. H,
Marehfleld, Dec.
10, 18)6,
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