The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, February 18, 1916, EVENING EDITION, Page TWO, Image 2

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    THE C'JOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1916 EVENING EDITION
STAGES WEAR
1U3AC1I AVTOS SOON' to maki:
LAST UVS AXI) kktihh
PLKXTY AltH COMLVtt OUT l-'OIt
STATU Ol-TICICS.
FRANK BOUTIN BUYS
BIG LUMBER MILL
TWO
ENDCAMDIDATES APPEAR! news of nearby towns
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Dipt. Cornwall ToIIh of His KlrNt
Wagon Stugo In vJn Drain and
t Ciiirtlliicr :J8 Veins Ago
It Is 38 yenrs ago Hint Captain X.
J. Cornwall nnd associates started
tlio present stngo line from Drain
to Coos Hay. A few weeks
now will seo the close of tlio boach
route, probably for all tlmo for tlio
coming of the railroad moans ti now
and quicker way of travel.
Hut nevertheless, tlio staKos have
aided materially In tlio development
of Coos Hay. Tlio Drain rotito at
ono tlmo was tlio popular road to
Clnrdlner and Coos Hay. It Is true
tlio Coos Hny Wagon Road was open,
but this was iiassablo olily nlhoitt
threo or fpur montliB of tlio year
and tlio other routo waB an all year
ono.
Xo Itouto Via 1'loiL'iico
As to the Floronco road, "you
could hanlly got nn oaglo In thut
way In tlio early days," nn Cajit. Corn
wall describes It.
Capt. Cornwall was In tlio city to
day and told Homo of tlio history per
taining to thy stngo route with which
ho tins been so lone connected.
When the Drain route was opened
tlio passengers generally stayed over
night at Gardiner, proceeding tlio
next day down the beach to Coos
Day.
I (.'nnllicr First Stop
Gardiner was a lively little town.
There woro soveral Mores, two naw
millB and plenty of nalooim there nl
that time. Sailing Bhips came In
for .frequent lumber cargoes.
At that tlmo gasollno bouts wcrn
unheard of but Btcamhontn bad been
in operation to Gardiner from very
early dayH. Passengers being tnkon
from Hardluor to Winchester bay In
row boats.
I'hihI Hulling Hunts
At tlio mouth of the river they
boarded tlio horso drawn stages and
en mo to Jnrvls Lauding whero nt
tho first, Balling liontB wero used to
bring' the passongors over to Km
jilro. Ilii t tho world do move and ij
yearn ago Oorst and Kinney put on
tho automobiles to carry paBHongors
up and down tho boach botweou Jnr
vls Landing uud the Umpqua. Hnso
lluo boats piled between Winchester
Jlay and Gardiner and it was tho first
of last May that Capt. Cornwall put
on tho Ford auto stages on tho beacn
from tho Umpqua to Floronro. Pro
yloiiBly this trado bad been handled
by tlio horBo drawn stages.,
Itlllll'OUll Stops SllgeN
"I think 30 dnys will nee tho rail
road open and bundling thin passen
ger traffic," Btatcd Capt. Cornwall.
"This will put us out of business.
Hut tho Drain stage routo probably
will always contluiio, for mull pur-
1IOBPS."
Aspirants for Delegate to X'ntionnl
Convent lotti Are Sinking Them
selves Known to Public.
Candidates are beginning to bIiow
up nil over the state and there
evidently will bo n plentiful selec
tion nt Eugono.
Attorney L. E. Uean, twice a
membor of the state senate and a
membor of tho house nt two ses
sions, lias announced his! candidacy
Tor tho state loglsltaure. Ho Is a
Republican. Attorney Walter H.
.lonos Ir also a candlduta for nom
ination for a similar position on
tlio Hr.publlcnn ticket. Lane is en
titled It three members nt tho
legislature.
For County Attorney.
Tho contest for the position of
county attorney of Lnno county
gives promlso of Interest. County
OLD BANDON RESIDENT
HAS PASSED AWAY
Mis. Hnnili E. Swift, uho Died
There, llnd Lived Long
Time in Place.
HANDON, Or., Fob. 18. Mrs.
Sarah E. Swift, whoso funeral was
held Monday, u an old-time rosl
'deut of Hnndon. She was the
widow of Madison Irving Swift, who sociated with tlio Hrachor Timber
died years ago and who wns ono : company of Portland, nnnouneed
of tho first Bhlnglc makers In Han-1 hero tho purchase of the mill and
Company In Which He Is Inter- (
ested Tnk.es Over tlrt Sheridan .
Lumber Company. I
SPRINGFIELD, Or., Fob. IS.
Frank Houtln of Hnyfleld, Wis.,,
presidont of tho FIschcr-Hoiitin
Lumber company of Sprlnflold, as-
doil. Mr. and Mrs. Smlnh emigrated
Hierc 2f years ago from ono of tho
Interior valleys of Oregon to which
tlioy had roeontly come from Iowa.
After they Mind crossed the coast
raugu and had reached the vicinity
.'of Myrtle Point they halted to con
sider whether they 'would go to
Coos Hay or continue along the
Coqullic.
S. D. Harrows was ono of a
party beaded for Hose-hum who
Attorney .1. M. Dovors, a Uepubll- cunpod near them mid advised
can, appointed by Governor On-ltliuin to como lo Hnndon. Mr.
wnld wost, books mo Jtopuiiiicanivlft wanted to make shingles nt onco Id Shorldnn to get u logging
nomination, making his appeal t , from npruco nnd was told thoro camp In operation.
tlmboi' holdings or tho Sheridan!
Lumber company at Sheridan, Or.
Carl Flschor of tho Flschcr-Uoutln
mill will havo active management
of tho Shorldnn property, dividing
his time between '"that plnco and
Splngflohl.
ICo'lne.ldont with tho nnnouncc-1
mont of tho purchase of the Shorl
dnn property is tho statement that
tho mill will be put In operation
as booh ns logs can be got out, and
tho' Springfield mill will also Btart
in a short time. 'Mr. Flschor goes
Fisk Bicycle
TT
l ires
Red Tops
$2.75 $3, JO
Now is the Time to
Prepare for Your
SUMMER MOTORING
Filtered
Gasoline
Free A'V
SAM3M JtiAtlcn, Ooorgo II. Hur
nott .lias filed his declaration or
candidacy for reuomlnallou on tho
Republican ticket to tho supiomo
court bench.
Don't, forgot, Sailer's grand open
ing Hint Nntiuduy afternoon,
tho voters upon his record. Ho
has stood for law onforcomont to
tho extent or resurrecting tho moro
than riO-ycur-old Sunday closing
law nnd carried tlio question of tho
constitutionality of tlio lhw to tlio
Btiprcmo court.
Attorney W. H. Dillnrd, mombor
of tho lust session of -tho legisla
ture, linn nnnounced his candidacy
Tor the Kopuhllcait nomination for
this office, and Attorney L. L. Hay
Is making a icauvnos for the Demo
cratic nomination,
Husy In Union Count'.
Union county's political bees nr.o
Vigorously buzzing. For Demo
cratic untlonal convention delegates
Union county lins two candidates,
.ludgo T. II. Crnwforil ror tlio Btato
at largo, and F. J. Holmoa for tho
congressional Job. Hoth are ncllvo
candidates.
N. J. HurgOH of Umatilla county
and W. II. lirooko of Onturlo, with
Daniel Hoyd of Wallowa county are
probably not to havo any opposition
for HoiMibllcau dolegutcs from this
county. On tho other hand, F.d
Wright, retiring county clork, Is
out for a place on tho Statu Public
Sarvlro commission,
was plenty of Bruco in the vicinity Tho Sheridan mill is ono of tho ,
of that elty.
Had Primltlvo Machine.
Ho rigged up a mnehlno by which
'tho shingles were sliced with a
knlfo from tho bolt which hnd boon
previously Btoamed in hot wator.
JThoro aro boiiio roofs In tho elty on
whlch tho iroduct of his machine'
am still to bo scon. Ills shlnglo
mill, tho first In Hnndon, was lo
luted ncross tho ulroot from tho
undertaking parlors.
Mr. Swirt wan nn old Boldlor and
his wife a membor of tho Womons
Hollef Corps, which lion charge or
her rtinoral.
Xiitlvo of Missouri.
Mrs. Swift wiib 7r years of ago.
Sho was born In Missouri, Septem
ber 20, 18-11, nnd moved to lown
iwhoro sho wns married. .
Sho Ib survived by flvo children,
threo sons and two daughters. Ono
daughter, Mrs. Clara Province, dlod
at Mitchell, Oregon, threo years
fiigo. Tho children living nro: Mrs.
Muttlo HasmiiBRon of thfs city,
Charles Swift and Ward Swift of
Dayvllio, Oro.; Justin 1). Swift or
iKIamath Falls and Mrs. Lottlo
'Kcolor or Oakland, Cal.
hhcoiid is iii.okex.
Irtty
ContruotorH Handle n Liu-go
Amount or Hock.
EUGENE, Or., Fob. 18. F. E.
Loofo, JiinIorengVriuor In churgo of
tho uSIuslaw harbor Improvomont,
says that tho Miami Quarry com
pauy, holding tho contract ror tho
extension of the Jetties nt tho
mouth ot tho rlvor, broke tho rec
ord for a month In January In tho
amount of rock placed In tho north
Jetty, n total or 0100 tons being
taken from tho quarry, near Maple
ton to tho Jetty and dumped In be
tween tho pilings. This record was
inndo during tho worst pnrt of the
winter, nt times when sovoro
storms wero raging, both In tho
river and on tho ocoan,
Llliliy Coal, S.1.00 Ion. Phono 7i.
SCHOOL THOUHLKS
Cltlciis of District Flfty-four Divide
Into l-'nt-tdoiiN
Troubles In n school district nro
.told In tho following from the Hnn
don Hecorder;
The citizens or tho school district
No', fi-l havo divided themselves Into
two factions between which hostili
ty Is browing. Tho trouble seems to
hnvo boon caused over an attempt to
move tho school slto. Tho houso
burned limt summer, nnd nn crrort
In being inado to construct n now
building on tlio township line road.
While u majority voted In Xavor or
the chaugo It seoius that tho neces
sary two-thirds was lacking. The
"inovors" have undertaken to huvo
tho election adjudged lllegnl on tho
ground that notices ns posted did not
Btnte how long tho polls should re
main open. Tho other sldo takes n
I tllfforont stiiud ns to the election.
largest inland mills In Oregon, nnd
hns n record cut or 201,000 root in
u 10-hour run. There nro 1,000,
000,000 foot or timber tributary to
this mill. It hns been closed sluco
last Juno, but hns not been allowed
to run down, and llttlo repair work
will bo necoHsary. The Flschor
Houtln logging ramp nt Marcoln
opened thin month, making regu
lur shipments or Hogs to Sptlng
fcld for tho company'n mill nnd
tho Uooth-ICoJIy company.
The fine days will soon mean fine roads,
Get the full benefit of your car by having it
ready for every opportunity
FISK TIRES are the first .requisite. Replace
those old defective tires now and "don't take anv
chances--be sure your tires are Fisk tires
. Profit by the Fisk Guarantee and These Prices:
HAXDON NOTES.
Xowh of City Hy.tli(-S'o,i Told In
tlio Hecorder.
Tho Klizaboth took over a hun
dred cordB or nuit'ehwood this trip
south.
Sam Itrlggs wont rrom the bay
on tho 'last Speed woll bound ror
tho Bouth with . his destination iib
Sun Pedro. Ho goes to look up
huBlnefls prospects in Hint vicinity
tind expects to Bond ror hls wiro In
tho near ruturo.
H. H. Hanson or tho Stnr rnnch
brought in a Bhlpmont of cheeso to
go on tho PatBy for Portland. Tho
domnnd tor cheese Is brisk at 18
coots u pound and Hansen has calls
for much moro than ho can pro
duce
Mr. nnd MYir. .Walter Sabln ox- " '" ' "
pect to lenvo Hnndon shortly for(.nQQ nt- TMnpn IM
Hrldiro. nonr whloli. Hmv imv,, ,(.! LUD5 Ur I IIVlDttt MM
Non-
SIZE Tires Skid Tubes
30x3 $ 9,90 $10,40 $2,60
30x3i2 12.75 13.40 2,95
32x3y2 H,70 15.40 3 JO
34x4 21,35 22,40 4,40
36x4i2 30,10 31.55 ' 5,70
I'M; Dlstilhiitors
Koiitliuestfi-ii
Oiegon
Adjustments Made on the Spot
THE GUNNERY
ttOHKT & KIXC AHAK, Xortli lloml Agents.
KI.MK ,M VOX PKCKItT, CoqitlHo Agenls.
S. U. WIIITHUTT, Hanilou Agent
vs
I.
l-'lsk DMrlbutors
Sniithwestern
Oregon
I
TEC
SELF-RISING PANCAKE AND BUCKWHEAT FLOURS
Meet the Government's, Dr. Wiley's and
WestfieliPs Pure Food Standards
Why buy milk lo muko pnncuko when you eiin get pauenko flour
that ituiulros no milk? .Kavo tliiio And troublo uud have IL'D de
licious piuicnkoH for Sli contH ,
..Malted Hiittormllk iuhIiob TKCO PANOAKUS not only economical
for the hoiiHowlfo. hut adds to tho wholiMouie and diueatlblo iiul
Ity or tliu enltOM, as woll. .Hutturuillk Is now widely locoguled as
heulthrul and nouilBhlng. When mailed as In Two Klour, lis value
Is increased.
llov much' hotter than the heavy paueakw of old! Toco Cakes
can bo frcoly onjoyod by the youiuiHtor uiul by tho old folks.
And they'll eat u lot! The flavor will so delight tho whole fam
ily that you wIU. never think or baking any other than Teio pmi
caken ONCI5 VOD'VI-: TltlKD Til KM.
We handle TEC0 and recommend it to every customer.
' Include a package in your next order.
Ollivant & Nasburg
Tho (itiod Housekeeping Storo
1IO.MK OP VVHK POODS
Second nnd Coiiiniorclnl, Mnrshfleld
Two Telephones, lli and 171
zisss&ew&Bxrm
SOUTH HK.VD XOTKS
I Tom uiiKe has returned from Sail
t Praiiclsro wheio he has Bpout sov
eral mouths.
j Ilov. c. (!. Price of the Christum
church Iiiib gone to Con,uIllo whero
, ho will asslMt In a revival meet lug
' there.
i Dr. Pratt of (Sanllnor has nrrlvod
In North Hand where he will loon to,
od a ranch nnd wllltry agriculture
ror a year. Thoy havo takon tho
ranch formerly lived on by .Mr.
Loschbnugh.
LMrs. llosolla J. Andorson tins
filed hor final report with tho
county court lit tho estate of John
L. Aiiilorson, deceasod, and nsked
that tho estiito bo closed, nnd that
sho with her bondsmen bo ills
churged. Tjio county Judge has sot
March 1!1 iib tho day for hearing
objections. Tho Into John Andor
son was captain or tho gasollno
schooner Haudolphv
T. S. Hosor, who has llvixl Tor
boiiio tlmo on tho rlvor opposlto
Prosper, has cpucluded nrrango
monts to loavo Oregon nnd go to
Kurekn, Cal. Ho plaiiB going ovor
land and Is now held up' by tho Klk
rlvor hrldgo, Just this sliln or Port
Orrord, which was badly damaged
by rivont IiIkIi wutors.
PKIIHV PLANT STAItTS.
'Ve-nivr
I-'iictoi-y nt, Hnuiloii Is In
Operation.
I'hn Hnndon Hecorder snys tho
Perry veneer plant stalled to work
OREGON IS reduced;
SALKM, Or., Fob. 18. -JStatlstlcs
prepared by Stato Porestor Klllott
show that through tho systematic
patrol or timber !nm-8 uud the
prompt suppression of forost fires,
PLAN XKW 1 1 ICI I WAV CWHBHi
HiHchurg Wiiiits u Itoud to (Vator
J.ako
Tho HosoUurg Coinmorelal Club
hna taken up tho mnttor of Bocurlng
a good auto road rrom Itosoburg to
Crutor Lnko through Tiller nnd Trail
tho loss or timber by flro In tho state! gays tho Itosoburg Xows. At a moot
nns noon reduced from ?1,00,UD7, lug of tho club It wns polntod out
In l!M0, to mi nvorngo or $l'J,;iat ; that thoro were ovor 11.000 visitors
tor tlio Inst flvo yours.
The total loss or timber by Hies
during 'tho last flvo years, nccordlng
to tho statistic-., wns ?0G,CL'0, or
ono-Blxtconth or tho total loss or
nt Crater Lnko last year, nccordlng
to tho govorninont report, practic
ally all of whom mado tho trip by
auto, and by constructing a rand
from a point hoyond Tlllor over tho
1010, when llttlo or no effort was mountain and conncotlng with tho
Medford-Crater Lako roiul nt Tmii I
which Is but a row miles, much or
this trnrrie could be dlvortod to ho
new road. Also many who mado tho
trlii one wny via Modford would re
turn by Itosoburg mid vlco vorBii
nindo to either patrol timber lauds
or supprosa fires.
"Prior to 1U11 tho genoral public
and also u cousidoruhlo uumbor of
timber ownors vlewod damaging ror
ost Hies ns a necossary ovll," said
Stale Torestor Klllott In comment
ing on the reduction In tho loss.
"In n fow localities efforts wero
mado lo protect tho timber, hut In
tlio nnilii riros woro nllowed to burn
until thoy assumed dnngorous pro
portions, whon offorta to control
thom proved costly und Ineffectual.
SOCIAL CALI-INDAIt
TIHTUSDAY
Mlnno-Wls club with Mrs.
A. 'A. Downs.
Alort Club nil day bossIou
lirtth Mrs. V. K. Hood on
With tho onactinont of a new ror North Coo's Hlvor.
He has moved his Iu.ubi d goods 'svm, H,x ,en uettliur tbl.iJ ,-,u lvll)8lr' ("0,, '" 11"1' followed by the! Kwtor oliib with Mrs. Lin-
I" IHocll, am. will oi-iupy tho iHk. t(, ',, , ' '0 l " 'compulsory patrol law In lia. loss' 1 "rdon.
I'ome wist of tho C. S. Wins,,,- rel- tfr.ile lnHk"t Tho foJrc! will ii,,r "n,,"n' ,ms ,,,cn m,mH"1 ,0 ,l l""",W C"" iml11 ol
"' I'"''""'"-" IV H. flifit or next w.oir. '"""." J ""'
MHMNMHHNNil'"! Mr. Perry doo not set any ,B, LL lL UU Mr"'
Plans ror runnliiK the plant to
rull capacity for Bomo tlmo to come.
Tho domain! for baskela In the
north Is brisk, but tho shipping
facilities mako It bard to mako de
liveries on tlmo and with cor-talnty.
HAXDOX COl'PLK WIJiis
9Un-M--M.cMHBB --i--i-MHM
Keep Posted on
Our Prices
.Bananas, dozen 25c
Lemons, dozen 20c
f I noli Drill.-.!. r".. nr- MiRH Lnnil.-I VllllnlAn.i nn.l Wlnn
ill lunii Mm i; i i-'L'N .sin " " "'"
II.. -OOw w-.-.ww llwr...,,, .,. ..,I , ,. ..
Mnui nrnii )..M1,. 1 r ' "u" "" jouug nail
in w uiij-j iiuuua, iij igu fioiilrtiiB. were married Fob. M nt
Oni nation Coffao 3lb can 85c lho hol" (r th0 UrMoa relatives in
lExtra Snorinl Rnlk Pnffon ,l0llt' oounty. Tho woddlng wns
mmr Jc ,,ulut ,,ora,,8 of "l0 --croiit death
I'UIMHI ZOO of tho brides brothor, Mllos Pullor-
Oom Flakos, 3 pkgs.. 25c ,0"' Tl,0' " An-
C. B. Condonsod Milk. . :25c BBlMrBBndon "
HOI SllCy CoCQn, Can IOC Sllnl menu at Sartor's now nine
lUned loaches, oxtra choice,
pound 10c
on (Vnti-al iivonuo Saturday tit'tor-
UiKiii.
"1,'i " I III ln.
OCEAN BEACH AUTO LINE
Gorbt .Si King,
Iycao Mnrshfleld nt 7 u. in., ami returning leaving from Umpire nt
H a. in. Leave Alai-slifleld nt It u.in. and returning lejivo South
Slmigh at I p. in. Leave Marnhfleld at n p. m. uutl returning
Ittavo South Slough nt (I p, in.
Coos Bay
Farmers Exchange
Central
Avenue and
Phono 1170
Waterfront.
Till) WIIITK IS KIXO
Of nil Sewing Sfiichlnoa
Now locatod at 250 Market avo.
West. Phono 1D3-J. Wo hnvo
also got big bargains In all kinds
of used machines. All mnchlues
Bold on easy payments.
Why Trade at
7 1 Market
Avenue
BECAUSE
i on are sure 01 me nest in
service, prices and quality
PHONE 141
if you want the best
The Penslar & Nyals Store
For Quality Chemicals. '
Israel Lando
PHI DAY
Past Matrons Association
v with Mrs. Prnnciw Hazaid.
O Nor. Luth. Y. P. S. In
Church cbnpol.
Thlmblo Club with Mrs.
P C. S. Kaiser.
Promonndo concert nnd
O Washington roto in Eagles
hall.
Xor. Luth. Y. P. S. Social at
homo or Mr. and Mrs. O.
0 Stoon In Hunkor Hill.
Lecture and social ovonlng
O in North Bend Methodist
church.
Ladles Art Club with Mrs.
A. L. Ilouseworth.
Choice Groceries
That's what you got when '
Vnn Irmln linrn
-v.'. ;", ""
'Wo havo mado a special on
daajvor to hand'.-) homo grown
products so lV.r us poesllilo I
find to get the choicest of
them.
It la our policy to try and
advance our own community
nnd with tho iiid or your iat- '
rounge, wo lean n-oiiipllMi
cnnsiyci;nble. At tho sniuu
tlmo, you will ho beuefltlliih'
yourself.
Your trade will bo appro- y
cln tod und yaw will find that
wo orvo you woll,
Model Cash
Grocery
Commercial Avo. near I'rnnt.
Phono ia:t
:,WE CARRY
M4HmH
l
o
5
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All Kinds of
M
FRESH
EATS
WEAVING All kinds a spec
ialty. Mrs. W. W. Nason, 680
12th Courth. So. Phone 220-R
n
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL
E. W. SULLIVAN
Corner Market and TIroadwny
Wo solicit nil our old patrons of
the Lloyd and assuro them the same
reasonable rates.
AT PRICES THAT WILL
SAVE YOU MONEY
DHOP l.V AND OKDEIt YOl'R
SCNDAV HOAST
TEXDKH, JUICY, AXI AT A
PHICE THAT AYILL 1'LEASK
YOU
AYo havo some cholco CIHCKl.XSi
fryers and stowers, for Satmilay.
Enterprise
Meat Market