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,nf'.'1i i(I "l- "lft1r ', -r'mtv"C" THE COQS BAY TIMES; MARSHFIELD, OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 19 16 EVENJNG EDITION. two ; ifHuf ' rv- '') COOS BAY TIMES M. O. A1ALONEY, Editor niul Tub. DAN E. MALONEY, News Editor Official Official Paper of Vapor City Coon County of Marshfleld. GOKCERNS Entered at tho Postofflco at Marsh field, Oregon, for transmission through tho malls a second-class mall matter. An Independent Republican nows papor, published every evening ex cept Sunday, and weekly, by The Coos Hay Times Publishing Co. SUBSCRIPTION RATES UAiLY. Ono year 6.00 Per month CO WEEKLY. Ono yoar SI. GO When paid strictly in ndvaiico the subsctlptlon piico of tho Coos Day Times Is $5.00 por year or $2. CO for ix months. 0 Address all communications to COOS RAY DAILY TIMES. RIO FIRM .HUNS WITH OWEX 1 NTH RUSTS THE Will Hereafter Ro Known as tho C. M O. Lumber Company Plan Extensive Operations I M A. E. ARELSPEHOER REPORTS CONDITIONS IN THE EAST t EUROPEAN WAR ONE t t YEAR AGO TODAY $$ JAN. iw, Join Horlln claims that u Rrltlsh bat tleship vvns sunk during tho North Sea fight. Tho ClermnnB admit a ropulso by tho French near Horry-aii-Rwc. Tlio AtiBtro-Oorman armies as sumo tho offunslvo against tho litis Hlaim to drivo thorn from Huknwlna. Ocrmnuy protcstH ngahiBt tho ship ment from America of hydroplanes for tho Allies. X NEWS OF OREGON $$ MONROE Milton Lees Starr, a pioneer of 1818, died at his homo, need 78 years. HPRlNdFIEM) An Australian buyer has askod for quotations on seed potatoes grown in Luno county. PORTLAND It is roported that tho Oregon. Hop, Growers' Association has disposed of thousands of liulcu of hops. DALLAS Dr. P. M. Uloom while in Mill City killed u wildcat on tho streuts of that placo early In tho evening.' ' .'..-',. LA ailANDE A terrific wind and snowstorm swept tho Oraiulo Valloy, tho snow blocking tho streets and rends nearly. RAKER Tho moinborB of two au to parties who toured from Rend to Rums mirrored groat hardships, when caught In tho blizzard, ASTORIA Citizens aro planning to establish a clvlo conter which will iucludo play grounds and ponslbly an auditorium and baseball purk. W1LLIAMINA Tho second .tilol of William Rransoii and Mih. Anna Rootli for tho murder of William llootli will bo taken up Feb. 7. EUGENE It Is expected that be tween 75 and 100 now studonts will enroll at tho statu university ut tho beginning of tho second semester In FoUruary. CORVALLIS A. R. Chaso, grad uato of tho Oregon Agricultural college has been appointed county (agriculturist Tor Wasco; county to succeed C. C. Cato. JUNCTION CITY Arthur Lo Tol Her was arrested for distributing liq uor at a dance, this being tho first violation of tho now statu prohibi tion law in Luno county. ROSERURfl -A young limn who gives hla namo as Joo Richards and Ills ago as 20, was arretted on a charge of burglary when found In a groiory store whoro ho said bo broke In to sucuro something to oat. EUUENK Dr. Warnor I). Smith, head or tho geology department or tho stnto department, has been ten dered tho position as head of tho geological department or tho Chi nese government but has not decided whother or not ho will accept. FEAR ."MINER IS LOST Searching; Parties Lmik for Missing .Man on Rogue GRANTS PASS, Ore., Jan. 2f,. Ilaydon Dean, a 00-yoar-old minor living on tho Roguo rlvor bolow this city, has been missing from Ills cab in on Schan crook since January 7, On that day ho had startod for his cabin on Schan crook with a pack of provisions. As a big storm was rag ing it is feared ho porlshod. Ills pack was found on tho trail about a quarter pf a niilo from his cabin by his partnor, Mr. Carlton, ot Central Point. Searching parties have found no other trace of Dean. As thero Is ten foot ot snow in that section it Is frd that his body will not bo found until spring, h.CTn'H' The merger of the Drooklngs Timber and Lumber Company with the Owen interests under the name of tho California & Oregon Lum ber Company, has been completed. Dctnll3 of tho new company ar rangements are given as follows in Tho Tlmbermnn, of Portland: "The Drooklngs Lumber & Tim ber Co., oT Drooklngs, Curry Co.ni ty, Oregon, and n portion ot tho redwood holdings of the Del Norte Co., of Crescent City, Cal., havo been merged. Tho consolidation was effected by Increasing tho cap ital stock of the Drooklngs Tlmbr & Lumber Co. from $1,500,000 to $5,000,000 and changing tho name to tho C. & O. Lumber Co. Timber Holdings "James II. Owen, vice-president or tho C. & O. Lumber Co., of Drooklngs, Curry County, Oregon, spent some tlmo In Portland in connection with tho now ouu.-irlse. Mr. Owen Is a brother or Sam Owen the well-known lumberman it this city, nnd has spent tho last four years at Crescent City, Catfornln, picking up a fine .'10,000-aoro tract of timber lying north of Crcicent City. Tho C. & O. Lumber Com pany Is a now lumber concern which will bo heard or In Southern Ore gon. It will occupy a dominant position In tho most southerly county in Oregon. Tho Drooklngs Timber & Lumber Comp.uiy owned about HI.OOO of fir tiaioor mud prior to tho merger, including 10, 000,000 feet at redwood, tho only redwood tract In Oregon. To this has been nddod 12,000 acres of redwood owned by tho Dol Norto Company, making a total of nearly 50,000 ncres of timber land con trolled by tho C. & O. Company. Officers la Charge Tho oltlcurs of tho company nro: Frank D. Stout, president and treasurer, Chicago; William Stout, treasurer, Chicago; William Carson, vlco-prosldcut, Darlington, Iowa; W. dull. Drooklngs, second vice president, Sail Francisco; Jas. II. Owen, . third vice-president, Drook lngs, Oregon; John 8. Owen, secro tnry, Eau Claire, Wis. Tho execu tive commlttco consists of P. I). Stout, Robert S. Drooklngs, Wil liam Carson and John S. Owen. "J. E. Drooklngs, president of tho Drooklngs Company, who had chargo of all tho actlvo operations at Drooklngs, has resigned and will take a well-earned vacation. Mr. Drooklngs' position will bo filled by Jns. II. Owon, who has for sov cral years represented tho Del Norto Company on tho Coast at Crescent City. W. dull. Drooklngs will con tinue In chargo of tho San Fran cisco end or tho business, The .Stockholders "Among tho stockholders of tho C. & O. Company aro somo of tho best known lumbermen In tho Unit ed States including P. 1). Stout, of Knapp, Stout & Co., Chicago; William Carson, -Darlington, Iowa; and John S. Owen, of Owon Co., Eau Clalro, Wisconsin. "Although tho mill at Drooklngs wn8 built In l!ll tho now arrange ment contoinplatOB oxtonslvo Im- provomonts mid tho installation of much new maehlnoiy. Tho old DrooklngH Company consisted of J. E. Drooklngs. president; Robert E. Drooklngs, vice-president; Walter Da RoIh Drooklngs, secretary and troasuror. "Tho mill was built under tho su pervision of J. P. Shropshire Tho. plant Is now equipped on ono Hldoj only, and cuts about 1 00,000 feet, of lumber In ton hours, 'llio con templated Improvements evidently mean tliu installation of equipment on the otbor side of tho mill, with tho Idea or bringing tho capacity up to 200,000 or 250,000 feot a day. ' Intensive Logging "Tho C. & O. company coutom plato oxtonslvo logging develop ment and will niuko Inunedlato nronaratlons to incronso the output of logs. It Is the intontion to iiuiiii a modol town as originally plannod by lTosldont Drooklngs. Attrac tive bungalows will bo orectod for tho company's omployos, as well as. a thoatro and all niodom elty con vouIoucoh. A wharf to acromino date shipping, and a vossol built especially for tho California tra.de. will be foaturos of tho ontorprlso. A Pawling & Harnlsohiogor mono rail systom will bo Installed to tho more economical handling of tho Is Interviewed At Reselling On Way Homo from Trip to Detroit Ills Reports of good tlmoB in tho east wero given by A. E. Adelsporgcr of this city when ho was in Rosoburg on his way homo from a visit to Detroit. In tho Rosoburg Ruvlaw Mr. Adct Bl'crgor was quoted aB follows: "Duslnoss la bettor In tho East to day than over before, nnd thero Is tlo occasion for hard times talk. "In Detroit I was surprised to find great business activity In evi dence on every hand. Tho big auto mobllo factories aro operating night and day and otbor Industries aro en joying similar prosperity. Tho busi ness men of that locality aro highly olatcd ovor conditions, and am look ing ahead to tho most prosperous year in tho history of tho country. Chicago Is also enjoying an era of un precedented prosperity, nnd every available man is at work. As a re sult of tho good times prevailing in tho East, It Is my opinion that It will bo but n short tlmo until tho Pacific Coast will sham In tho general wave of prosperity that is on tho westward trend. I talked with many capital ists nnd flnnuclors, nnd In almost ev ery Instnnco thoy Informed mo that ir.onoy was plontlful and that tho big men or tho country aro now looking for Investments for tho first tlmo lu .sovoral years. Michigan, I hollovo Is ono of tho most prosperous stales In tho union at tho present time, al though business lu othor Eastern states could not ho hotter. FOOL THE NEIGHBORS? WHEN YOU SHOULDER A BIG BLUNDERBUSS. AND TRAMP AROUND ALL DAY WITHOUT SEE ING EVEH A WOODPECKER TO SHOOT AT -DONT GIVE YOURSELF AWAY. SET YOUR CAP 8ACK,LlGHr UP A PJEPMONT. AND MARCH HOME WHISTLING EH SCHOOL QUESTION INVOLVED WAS ONE OK EXPENSE Resident Snys School Hoard Al ways Permitted Hue of Diilldlng for Any Public Purposes A promliioul citizen of Kastsldo telephoned .The TJiues, last evening that tlicro was a mlstako In tho statoment that the Eastsldo election was based on tho use of the school building aa a civic center. Ho stat" od that tho school board had always permitted tho uso or tho building for public purposes but that thoy ro fused (ho uso or school district money to pay for coal, light and Jan itor sorvlces for such gatherings and that tho olectlou was to dotormlno this question. IIo statod thero was no disposition to deny tho uso of tho school house for public purposes at any tlmo nnd ho deslrod this state mout In falrnoHH to those who voted against the question as it was pre sented at tho Eastsldo polls. ''iiimmi hiim-1 .fAWZJMfo in wir- Bw:. fo ., 1 0FQUALIWS3jmTlS!! for 1 8SS& l EACH PACKAGE j5i fWfflL J FUNERAL HELD TODAV Tho funeral of Armstrong S. llnlloy was hold this morning at the Duiigau Undertaking parlors. Tho Rov. A. S. Hlsoy preached tho funeral sorvlco. Tho actlvo pall bearers wero from tho Sons of Veterans and tho Spanish Am- 'oilcan War votemns. Thoy wore Win. Schroek, Frank G. Horton, A. H. Derbyshire Uonry Kern. William llohror mid D. A. Jones j Tho G. A. R. who took .part In tho service wore Simeon .Miller, E. W. ' Schroek, S. 11. Catchcart, E. L. Hem-, nilngway, R. J. Walrath and William ' Marshall. root north, 17 degrees east of tho lino between lots 1! and II of Sec-! tlon 12G, Township 25 South, Rango! Ut West of tho Wlllamotto Morldlnn, extended cast, thonco bouIIi 12 de grees west along tho wostcrly sldo I of Front street, 0 feet, 10 Inches; ) thenco north 7S degrees west to a , point GO feot east of Pine street; j thonco north to a point 2GG& feet; north 17 dogrcos oaBt of tho said! lino, between lots 2 and .1, Section 2G, Township 25 South, Rango 111' West of tlm.yil!nniotto Meridian; thenco oast to 'Front street; thenco South 12 degrees" vi'ost along tho wostorly sldo of Front strcot to thoi place of beginning In Mnrshfiold, ' Coos County, Oregon, I Taken and lovled upon ns tho' proporty of tho said Anna M. Potor-' son, or ns much thereof nB may bo necossary to satisfy tho said Judg ment In favor of John S. Col.v, plaintiff and against said Anna M. Potorson, dofondant, with Intonst thereon nt tho rate of six por cent por annum from tho 2Gth day of Septomber, 1011, together with nil costs and disbursements that havo or may nccruo. ALFRED JOHNSON, JR. Shorirf. Dated at Coqiilllo, Oregon, Janu ary 7th, 1010. First publication Tuesday, Janu ary 11, 10IC; lost publication Tues day, February 8, 19 1C Oldest Rank In Coos County Established 1HHD Flana: Bennett Bank PVHHbBVEj NOTICE OK SHERIFF'S SALE Tho F.A. KILBURN sails for San Francisco Via Eureka January -l From Smith Terminal For Information call Dock 13G output," SELLING GOODS Tho big problom in soiling goods Is getting tho customor into tuo store. Coos Day TimeB ads will holp you solvo thlB problom. ily vlrturo or nn execution and Order of Sale duly issuod by tho Clerk of tho Circuit Court of tho County of Coos, Stato of Orogoa, dated tho 18th day of Doconibor.J 1015, In a certain action in tho Cir cuit Court for said County and Stato wherolu John S. Coko. as plaintiff, rocovorod judgmont against Anna M. Potorson for tho sum of Five 1 1 ti ml rod and Thirty-two and no ono-hundredths Dollars and costs and disbursements taxod at Nino toon and Sixty Ono Hundredths Dol lars, on tho aGtlj day of Septomber, 1911. Notice Is horoby glvon that I villi on tho lSth day of February, t;ilG, at tho front door of the County Court House in Coqulllo, lu said County, at 10 o'clook lu tho furoncon of said day. sell at public c.wii. n to tho highest bidder for cash, an i l"j divided One hnlf Inteiest lu thel folhwlng described proporty, to wit Canyupnclng at a point tni the. L. G. CUSHING, Agent. igan Martdiflcld, Coos County, Oregon. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $120,000 INTEREST PAID ON TIME ANHjSAVINOS DEPOSITS Officers J. W. DENNETT, Prosidont; JAS. II. FLANAGAN, Vlco Proildent; R. F. WILLIAMS, Cashier; 0. P. WINCHESTER, Assistant Cashlor. Flanagan ($k Bennett Bank OK MVRTLE POINT; Capital .t. . . $25,00 Officers- J. W. DENNETT, President; JAS. H. FLANAC1AN, VIco Prcsldent; L. M. Sl'PLEE, Cashier; L. T. DECENT, Asslstnnt Cashier. Bennett) Trust 'Company Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $125,000 Orricors J. W. nENNETT, President; TOM T. DENNETT, VIco Prosldont; ARTHUR M'KEOWN, Sccretury; RENNETT SWAN TON, Troasiircr. Tho Only Trust Company in (lie State, Oiittddo of Portland, Which Orgaul.ed Under the New Law. 'PROFESSIONAL DIIRECTORy! NDr. A. L. HousewortlL " i Plivslclnn i.ti.1 .."' I i. Offlco:IrvIiiK Rlock. A Office- hours: 11 to 12 a. m.. .. 4 nnd 7 to 8 p. ni. " " Phones? Offico l-RJ-j; !., I(i I 1R IIIJ.I.l j. -rvi. Jimyni j ,nouuiniun luiujoaeu on requcti Dr.M. M. Shaw Eye, Ear nnd Throat SpocUlu Phono 8.T0-.T. Rooms JJOO-ani, riiyslclnti and Stirgcon !i viibito- aaovi. H. G. Butler CIVIL ENGINEER Room 304 Coko Dldg. Phon ru RoBldonco Phono 3G3-L. ' W. G. Chandler ARCHITECT 'Rooms 301 and 302, Coko BalHiu luuiumiuiu, UfCKOn. TIME TARLE WILLAMETTE 1'ACIKIO MOTOR OAR Leavo , , Mnrshriold ' G:45 a.m. 7.45 n.m, 8:45 aim; 10:4G'n.'nV. 11:30 n.m. 12:50 p.m. 1:45 p.m. 2:40 p.m. 3:45 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5.40 p.m. Lhti North Benj 7100 .m, 8:00 lo, 9:00 tm. 10:1B a-m? 11:00 a.a, UM5 1.0, 1:15 p.m. 2:00 p.n. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 5:55 p.n, C:55'p.m. North city limits onlr. 7:30 p.m. 7M5 p.m. MERCHANTS CAFE Popular Placo for Good Meals Prices Reasonable Cor. Commercial and Il'dVj. HAVE THE ROOF FlXEO NOW See C0RTHELL Phone 3171 r 4 Cinsidlratlni! The Child with Her Penney Saving! Bank The Small Boy with His Small Change The Lady with Her Pin Money Savings The Small Man with His Small Roll The Big Man with His Big Roll ARE EACH ACCORDED TJIE SAME CONSIDERATE AT- TENTIO.V AT THE First National Bank k of Personal me Dan Marshficld, of Coos Bay Service Oregon 'PARE TEN CENTS City Limits North Rend, 6c. nn commutation nn CSS TICICETS 91.78 li Marshflold-Nortli Hood Auto Lino Cars every ten mlnutca from 0 n. m. to IS p. m.j to Booth Slough ouco h day, leaving t 11a. in.; to Empiro tlireo trip day. GORST & KINO, Propi. WOOD GOOD WOOD W. H. IiliiRo has It at ?1.50 l .!U ciiHh per load. (Jarhago remff' od. IV10110 !7-J. SOUT& COOS RIVER IIO AT SERVICE LAUNCH EXPRESS, leaves Marslifiold every day 8 a. m. Loaves head of river ut U:lr p. m. bTEAMER RAINHOW leaves head of river daily at 7 . m. Leaves Murtdifleld at - p. ui, For charter apply on board. ROGERS .V SMITH Proprietor 1'or reliable Abstracts of Tltlo anil Information about COOS RAY REAL ESTATE, boo Abstracts Title Guarantee & Abstract Company JIarslifiold nnd Coqulllo City, Oregon. Oi'iicral AKonts Eastsldo nnd .SoiiKstackeu's Addition. Special attention paid to assessments and payment of taxes. IIEXRV SEXGSTACKEX, Manager. SAVE MONEY by ordering tho lamow HENRYVILLE COAL Nut coal, por ton ,,w Lump coal, por ton I5" Or half ton of both ....... fw D. MU8SON, I,o Phone 18-J or leave order! Hllljor'a agar Store. DRY WOOD CAMPBELL'S W00DYARD North Front Street Thono 870J , WESTERN LOAN AND BUILDING CO. Assets $2340,000.00 j I Pays S.per-ccnt on savlftfli j. -I. S. KAUFMAN & C0? Local 1 reasurer WALL PAPER See VIERS About it, WEAVING All kinds a spec ialty,Mrs., W., Wc Na$tykG80. t EXPERT WELDING of METALS Steel, brass, cast, iron and aluminum castings made like new DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY. Koontz Garage Phono 180-J,,rv-.Vw,r . North Front Strnot T. BOAIFH g A. H. nODflt, Marshfield'afil Estimates Furnlsbed Phoe 148-R. Marshfleld, Orf DUNGAN IIAinCUTAk Nlj PARLORS will be kept OPEN TO TnE PPD11" OBdortakcr will M 'll charge m JS5SS (.-ro -. W.,f T'nJlf.tmiL1J..U.. '' ' - ' "-" JS"-s-'A-'v',?-rtT1Mv,Jlifc.J,u.I L-,vK.iiMixM I -