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THE C0OS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1916 EVENING EDITION.' TWO MRSLOCKHARTDIESIN AND OUT AGAIN WO DFFICER CHOSEN (Continued from Pago Ono.) VHHKAKWATKH MAKKS HIIOHT ' STAV IN THIP TO POHTLAXI) Vessel HcOiiiih I'Yoin Hound Trfp to Sail Diego ('H Nuitli Wljtli I'Nill l"i.s.scnger List crossed In shortly iiftor 1:30 until a good education wns obtulned. On March 10, 184 8, while nHalntuut principal of Norwnlk Acndomy, sho was united In nmrrlnRO to Freeman Uack froll, hor rolU trl to BollU, Goodwin Locklmrt, of Fulrffold.'wn California tho steamship Hroak Ohio. Air. Locklmrt died In 18811. fwntor KiWui nftnf tlin illRCOVerV of KOlll I . ,, . , Jchoppy but no trouble wiih oxpcrl- in California, Mr. Locklmrt cmiBlitVnce1 vcgjjol Mt njlt 10.30 th woBtem fovcr, and accordingly u uu tor iortlaiid. on March 18, 18G1, thoy loft tliolrj Tho arrlvalH wow: pleasant Ohio homo and started on I I''. Herges, II. 0 .Hlllor, II. 1). Al len, Andrew Tiionins, .noii iianits, ii. O. Winter, V. I- Stevens, Alfred L. tholr long n"d perilous Journey to ward tho new EI Dorado. They reached Oregon Territory on Sep tember of tho samo yoar, after an eventful trip occupying flvo months, roploto with Incidents of narrow oscapes from hostllo Indians. Yet Mrs, Locklmrt was ofton heard to Hoiioin, Mlko Ilopauen, J. V. M Konzlu and Ucx Gow. Tho departures for the north wore: !. E. Archer and family, W. E. Heady and wife, X. G. Jncobson, E. O. Sie-, cko, E. K. Bbaw, A. Smith, Mrs. Ston- Rnn mill nltttflrnll W A. frmn nllfl nay that alio enjoyed tho Journey fain,y D A KomiC(ly nrry Ken. grcauy. scuuoi iwiunuiv wem xji; ItKPt'HLM'AX CEXTKAL COMMIT TIOE 1W1LS TO NAME CIIAIHMAX Will .Meet In Chicago Ag'Hu ii April to Complete) uiTnugcmcntH for .June Convention lUf AmoeUtad Pn- to Coon liar TlmM. CHICAGO, Ma.-ch SI. Tho sub- 'commltteo on arrangements of the Hopubllcun National Committee ad journed today without taking any IEW REVOLT l-'l HE OX STEAMEIt TACIICAX AXI) GHOl'XI) II EH to discuss presidential candidates, he stated that In his opinion Hughes would not he n candidate. Only Temporary until nttimtn Viflriml Ifnliil, Dnl.it, it 'Tim ciiili.nfitll tn If t mi mrrnml nil llln Bcarco at tho tlmo of hor arrival ..'..,,, ..,,.,.. , Vnvntin n. ninn- Iwe, nnd coiuoquotiily her services troni( P, Gor(lolli w H 1Inr0( k. 1 8on .of xow York, for Secretary, nnd William F. Stone, of llaltlmorc, for Sergeant at , Arms, to sorve for the next convention, but their for mul election wiu postponed until tho next meeting. HciioMf.'d Activity In Yung 'Vita Klnng nt'tl S. Churn Provinces Hoport- ed Today !)r AmocUtM I'rrai lo Cool lit, TlmM. SHANGHAI, Mnrch 21. Revolu tionists today fired on tho steamer Tuchuan In Yang Tst Kiting near I'Viib Tu Hslen. The vessel was run action on tho election of a temporary -on the rocks whoro the crew uban chalrmnit for tho National convontTon j doited hor to tho robbers. Tho prov hero next June. Tho siib-coninilttcOinee of Szo Chiien, the revolutionists' will uneot again ut the call of tho attacked Peng Hslen. 'chnlr about tho middle of April. Says Hughes Won't linn "W. l- Stono of llaltrmoro wns olected sergeant at arms for tho June convontloii. Although CbUlrmnn Hllles declined r LIME FOR SOILS PUGET SOUND BILL were greatly In demand, o that w soltort c Di orBloy nI1(1 wIf0 soon after, sho began teaching, In ,r ,,,,, . iniinun Mm. tho families of Judge McUrldo and c Conr() nn(, ch(If MBg A iroHtotJ W. L. Adams, In Yamhill county. "L DJork nI(, famly( w K 8heollon I Ancr remaining inero a year, sno 's slmmoI1B ,,. .,. ,,0Btt u. , Swoll. removed with her husband nnd In- '. (U1(, fnmy( M u n,lrlinlll( (1 0r faut daughtor to Camns Swnlo, whoro R Scllwol)( JoIin Ho(iBor, j. . Mr. Locklmrt had purchaBod a largo v0(0 nntl four steerage, placo. Within nnothor year thoy . disposed of tholr claim there, nnd In company with Judgo Tolman and wlfo, and Dr. Oberbock nnd family, came to Coos Hay, reaching Emplro City an Octobor 18, 1853. Mrs. Locklmrt, Mrs. Tolman nnd Mrs. not'HE VOTES DOWN HEPHE Overbeck woro tho first whltu worn-, SEXTATIVE KAIIX'S MEASl'HE en to over sot foot In tho Coos liny' country. Tho two latter ladles ro-iEvm Proposal rojr iWOiOOO In Hojcct turnod to tholr vnlloy homes with- ' -( Vote on I'n'nnietliu'.ss BIG ARMY LOSES novor ro- Hills in a twulve-month nnd visited t lit tt county. ,, . ,, . , ,, tfj AMwltl Trtu o Coot nr Tlmn.l Tho day after reaching Emplro i City, Mrs. Locklmrt and family' WASHINGTON. I). C. March 21. moved to tho placo now known BBleiro8entatlw Kahn's proposal to North llond. Mr. Lookhart was ono ',ut lho rcu,nr ,irn,y nt aa0'000 n,t'' of tho original stockholders In tho'"" Incrcniiu of 80,000 over tho tulmln- Coos Hny Commorclul company, untl, """""' """ um '" l,,u """" lu""' ho was assigned to North Hand bo cauoo of a valuable coal initio sup posed to exist there. However, they wcro nolo to remain less tiiuu two months nt tholr now pout, as tho Indians, coveting tholr stores of goods and provisions, finally ho carao too hostllo to permit of tholr romaltilng longer. In 18GI Mrs. Lockahrl begun touching school in Emplro City. Sho was tho first teacher and this tho first school In Coos County. Later, Mrs. Locknrt and her fam ily moved to a douutlou claim near tho pr oho nt site of Myrtle Point, re maining thorn several years, -when Hhn again returuod to Emplro City, where she lived for muni than thirty years, In 188G, she, In company with hor daughtor, moved to San Diego for tho bonoflt of her health. Hho romalnod thorn for two years, nnd thero she lost her beloved sou, Andrew J, In 1888 sho returned to Coos Day, where sho has lived continuously over since. Mrs. Locklmrt wiih n woman of uuusunl mental vigor and strength. Giftod by nnturu with a remarkable memory, she was ublo, up almost to tho time of her death, to recite long selections of prose and poetry learned In curly childhood. Hor ro luomblranco or all ovouts that oc curred during her long and ovont-! full life wub little abort of tuarvel-' nus. Often uhu wiih railed upon to' decide questions of history that younger people had forgotten. Al most to tho last sho took u keen Interest in nil the nffnlrH of llfo nnd tho world, Insisting that the dully papet h bo read to her each evening, As u pioneer sho wiih compelled to endure many hard ships and privations, hut situ burn thorn with the same unflinching fortitude Hint charucterlr.eil every uct of her llfo, Sho was oxtromoly proud of her uncestry, hw fulher'ti family being ninottg tho very earliest Dutch set tlors of Now JerHoy, and her moth er's among tho earliest English' Bottler's of New York. Many and diverse woro the calls made upon Mrs, Lockhnrt's tlmo and skill In 4ho early days. Physicians woro few and far between, and as she had much kunwlodgo of nursing and medicine, tho ill and dying were her flronuont enro. Her kindly hands closed tho unseeing eyes of ninny, nd scores of children woro ushered ' by her ministrations Into thn world. Though hor own duties -roro mani fold nnd her hands always mora than full, sho never failed to re spond to tho call or hor neighbors for liolp, lror nearly fourteen years past sho has been practically helpless from paralysis, requiring the con stant services of n nurso f l ....... .. i ut, ,,. .in, mi... i u) ii tuiuui mi) in i v.i. i iiu iiui(jn.ii to outdo tho Kahn umcudment by making tho army 1150, 001) moil lost without roll cull. HEMUU.U WILL HAVE VOICE IX PEACE ttljr AoeltM I'rru 10 tut Tur TlmM. IX)NDON, Mar. 21. Tho EntvMito Allies have promised Uelgliim that sho will he In vited to participate In tho pence uegotatloiis. ROUTE VILLA I'OHCE Cnrrauu Troops Win Victory Xenr Torreoti Today tllj Aimoclti1 I'rtun tu Coon 111? Tlmra.j TOItREON, March 21. Carrunzn troops routed a bund of Vllllsttis ut Trinidad, killing 18 men. Thoy pur 'hticd thu bandits tv far us Jlmulco. Tliu convenience, nnd profit of Tillies Want Ads will bo demon Hlraieil by n trial. PASSED UP BUSINESS CAREER FOR MOVIES Lure of tho Slugo and the 3rnles l'rowd Too Much for Popu lar Star. Supposing you woro tho oon of n wealthy father, u collego grad uate, with nothing to worry about but your health j ntu". you woro cast for a responsible Job In dud's commercial housu with no one to annoy you but the paymaster, would you chuck it nil to bo n motion plcturo nlitvor? BRECSE RISKS NECK IN METRO FEATURE Famous Actor Takes Many Chances in Hla Newest Production Edmund Hiccm1, the eminent dra matic actor, Is accustomed to "roughing It" In the htrong, hcrolo parts ho plays, but never heroic wiih he called upon to exemplify m l.muy characters engaged in liuz ardoiiH undertakings us In '"I he Song of tint Wugo Slue," tho Popular Plays and Player pletur hmtlon of Hubert v. Service' poem, now scheduled for releiuc In the Metro program. His tuheu tores cart-led hiiii down into thn milieu, where ho swing t. pit lc and dodged dynamite blasts; next he )f. ..1 fi" fmlMi H i " "?. fffii EXHEAVOH TO (JET HOUSE TO AP l'HOVE UK; APPHOPHIATIOX Senate Has Already Pittvlded for HiilKllug Huttleshlps at Itiomcr- ttm Xnvy Vtwds Dr Atocllil rrns to Coot Dr Tlmr.J AVASHINGTOX, I). C, March 21. Tho fight for equipping tho Ilroin orton Navy Yard at Ptigct Sound for battleship construction was renewed today by Senator Polndoxtur and Hop resontntivo Ilumphroy hoforo tho Ilottso Naval Committee. Tho hill al ready has passed tho Senate. Poln dextor quoted Rear Admiral Stnnford its saying tho only oxcellont (loop water station on tho Pacific coast Is in Pugot Sound. ( ll Tm Harold Lorkwoud, American (Mu tual) Slur. No? Well, Hnrold Lockwood, popular young lending mnn of tho Aiuorlcan (Mutual) studios, did, nnd, as Ixickwood litis frequently dochuod, It was tho host movo ho ever nindo. To-day, Iickwood, vho enst his llrst voto less than live years ngo, is not only ono of tho most popular, but ono of thu highest tmlurlod nnd most talked of htai-B In the motion picture world. - Harold wan on tho stage for a vnile, and made a big succoss of it, too. Hut, like scores of other good actors, tho tnovlo nion got af ter him and ho simply couldn't ro Hist. Ho played with several Im portant companies hoforo becom ing allllluted with the American htudlos, tn Santa Harbarn, Oil, i Lockwood'ti lutest appearances ate tin co-star with tho beautiful May Allison In "Tho llouso of a Thousand Scandals," n four part Mutual MaBterplcluro, and "Tho Great Question," n stirring drama in three reels, released In tho reg- i nr iuuiuni program. J I AT THE HOTELS t Cliiiiidler Hotel J. W. MuoKmizIc, Portland; A. E. Crouch Coqtillle; Charles Huberts, Powers; Htilph Pointer, Powors; C. I). Housley and wife, Portland; W. II. Colby, Portland; L. Xucukor, Sa lem; K. Klssaue, Eugene; J. S. Magladry, Eugene; G. H. Tophnm, Sa.li Frunclsco; Edgur L. Lowell, Portland; E. II. Mooso, San Fran cisco; A .J. Marsh, Port Orford; J. L. Smith, Coqulllo; Georgo W. Mnnhnll, Tacomn; Tom DtiHliuoy, Powors; Mary E. Sawyer, Dilution; II. T. Mills, Portland; W. C. Ltilrtl, Coqulllo; Nuls Husmusseii, lltiudon. Hliinco Hotel John II. Shleds, Htiudon; Her man Hobs, Heavor Hill; G. C. John- sou, Heaver mil; John Hodg?rs, Haudou; A. S. Carpenter, llnndou; P. C. Mecuni, Haudou; I). A. Ken nedy, Alberta; W. l- Qulgg, Pow ors; Churlos Illlugwortli, Daniels Crook; E. I). ltynn, Powor.v, W. II. Short, Saunders Lnko; Wllllnin Judd, Saunders I-nko. t I Lloyd Hotel Pat Grant, Powors; E. A. Howell, Portland; John Cox, Hanks; Mrs. V. C. Hold, San Mateo; G. Pasco, Powers; W. V, Shoahan, Powors; T. Myors, Oakland; Harry Keeney.Pow ors; Stovo Calls, Powers. St. Ijiwienco Hotel Georgo A. Houck, Portlnnd; P. Dnson, Eugeno; II. 11. Clark, Port laud; M. J, Howron, Delmnr; Mrs. H. L. Hrlggs, Powors; Mr3. C. llou tln, Powors; E. C. Archer nnd wlfo. Hnuscr; G. C. Snydor, Detroit; Jninos Slestreem, Hluo Hldgo; II. V. Gordon, Ilonver Hill. Antiquity of Wrestling. Probably tho first authentic record of ii wrestling mutch Is In A. D. 1222. when chivalry on the European conti nent wns undergoing u change for the better. During tho lelgu of Henry HI. of England a mutch tool; place In St. Giles' Held. Loudon, between citizens of Westminster nntl tho city of Londou proper. Wrestllug wits, however, pop. ulur us u pastime In England tit u much outlier period, tiud from that country many of tho dllteiout stylos originated. t . Crop GroyvtH 'indicative of Condition of the Soil Lime Is Important 'for Growing Leguminous Crops Matv ure Spreader May Be Used for Ap plying Lime Mr. O. P. Hostel, Marble, Washing ton, writes nB follows: "PIciibo let mo know If our mountains of llmo rock here In Stevens county could bo utilbed for commercial fertilizer by grinding It line without llrst burning." I'nburned but finely ground lime stone Is best for correcting soil acidity. Tho use or lime on soils Is bonellciitl In plttccs vheto calcium Is deficient. Some crops require moro calcium than others. This 1b especially truo of clovers, nl fulfil, and other leguminous crops. Whether tho poll requires calcium depends upon Its condition, and this can ho determined by ore or to methods either by a cIoho cxiimlnu i tlon of the plant growth or by the usn of litmus paper. If you llnd horso sorrol prese-' In largo quuntllloH It , lndlrntes tl. t your soil trqulres! calcium; nlso, If clovers do not gmw well that Is an Indication that cut-' clum Is lacking. Uy tho use of litmus papers, which ( may bo purchased nt almost any drug ( store, you will bo able to determine whether your soil Is acid. Take a j small quantity of moist noil and picks. It nround tho paper for ten or llftoen minutes. If the blue paper Is turned to n pinkish or reddish color, It will Indlcato that your soil Is acid and nn application of lime will he bonedclal. Thero aro several (at least ten) forms of commercial llmo on tho market Tho best form to use Is Hnely ground limestone. First: becnuno It Ih cheap est, nnd, Rocond: tho effect on tho humus Is not bo serious ns with other forniB of llmo especially cntiBtlc or quick llmo. Tho notion of Ilnoly ground llmestono in Its nttuck on tlia vegotublo mutter Is loss notlcenblo than with other formB or llmo. The amounts to apply depend on how badly yolir soil requires calcium, nnd also upon the avallablo supply of llme stono. We have known of Instunccs where as high as eight tons have born applied to tho acre with good results, and as low as a ton or a ton nnd a half bus boon UBod very satisfactorily Tho usual nmount varies from three i to six tons to tho ncrc. This material i should bo supplied to thn surface a thf seed bed Is prepared, nnd harrow tn by the use. of a peg-tooth or disk harrow. It may ho scattered by tho use or a manure spreader; in fact, this Is thn usiinl machine for applying' finely ground llmestono. fel. rrx pnnr rtzi &JjjpI In the cottage or mansion in the club or cafe in the hotel or apartment and on shipboard or on the Limited de Luxe, there, and wherever exacting coffee drinkers congregate, you'll find GoldenWest Coffej The purest, most delicious and most healthful coffee. Order of YOUR grocer. Full weight Always fresh. Economical. ' mkm rMlM, -ffi lAlraii isita ?!: -"SMN Closset & Deveirs Portland, Oregon 40c lb. 31bs.$l,10 Beautify Your Home An viiMy chair or an ctH rocltiug clinic (iften adds no uiiicIi lo tht apponrauco of the silting room or parlor. Hodden tho appoarnuctM, It Inei-cnies the coiufoilt of tho Iioiiio. Conj lu mid let. us show you our luie Hue. It will soon lie tlmo for the spring lioiisocloiiulug nntl you hail better flgmt) on tliu oxlrn fiiiultiireor new pieces joii will need to muku tliu changes you desire. a Bibirtan Cmeli. The tuitiro camels of Siberia tiro n source of constant winder to travel ers. Ob tho Mongolian plateaus, for Instance, tho thermometer often reg isters ii temperature of -10 degrees be low zero, but the camels do t,ot mind it nt nil, walking about ns blithely ui if tho weather were us balmy us spring. On tho other hand, tho torn pcruturo on the GvM dosett In summer lii ynuotlnicn 1.0 degrees above zero, and tho boasts mlnu that heat Just nu little us thoy do tin cxtieme cohl. -I Going 8l Harvey disk J Company .North Front St., Phone 19G Just received A new shipment of The Best Work Shoes Manufactured A ten-Inch top, good heavy double soled sole that can be calked or hob-nailed and sells for "before the war" price of $6.50 Don't fail to see this shoe. North Pacific S. S. Co. F. A. Kilburn Sails for PORTLAND ' MARCH 26TH The Breakwater sails direct to EUREKA SAN FRANCISCO SANTA BARBARA LOS ANGELES ' SAN DIEGO MARCH 26TH From Smith Terminal Dock PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORtl Dr. A. L. Houseworth. riiyslclan nnd Snrgtoi Office: Irving Hlock. uuico uoursi ll to 12 . i I Mid 7 to 8 p. m. lonos: Office M3.J, nM, iaL "Mlk J. M. Wright .,.r .,..- phomi uiiiwimi t,o.MHA0l0B Estimates furnlahed oarequtt Dr.Hl. M. Shaw Ko, Kup nud Throat FpWn OliASSIW i'lTTKI) Phono UilO-l. Itoums 200-301 Irving Ulock. I)K. MATl'IK H. HIIAW. Pliyslrhin and HoriNi Phono S:tO-J. K G. Butler ' OIVIIj ENGINEER Hoom 304 Coko DUg. Phom nul Hcsldcnco Phone 36J-L. W. G. Chandler AHCII1TEOT Itooms 301 and 302, Cokt BtCJI Marshfleld, Oretoo. WEAVING All kinds a spec ialty. Mrs. W. W. Nason,! 12th Courth. So. Phone 220-11 TIME TAlltB WIIiliAJIKTTE PACIFIC MOIOl OAK Leave Ian Mnrshflold Jv NotftW C:45 n.m. Win 7.4 G a.m. 1:00 u 8:4G a.m. Mlu 0:45 a.m. 10:15 n I0:4G a.m. ." ll:M 11:30 a.m. Iv 11: 12:50 p.m. 1: 1:45 p.m. r !: 2:45 p.m. 1:0m 3:45 p.m. MH 5:00 p.m. 8:lJf 5.40 p.m. M 0:55 n.ui. North city IlmlUcjlf. 7-no n.m. T:15i ROL'TII TOOS UIVKIt HOAT SHHVIC'H LAUNCH KXPHESH leaves .Miir.shl'Jchl every duy H n.ui, Leaves head of river ut U: 1. p. in. ,sti:a.-hi:h haixhow letivcs lieuil tif river Illy nt 7 n.ui. Leuxes Mnr.shnelil nt U p.ui. 1'or chin ler apply on hoard. HOtJKIIS .M SMITH, Props. eUHUNP HRCUSC had the part of u lumber jnclc, where he Mipcrlutcudcd the tlyna lnitliifr of a loj; Jam; naln he wan a prokpector lllrtiu with death on the riiKlfi'd edjjo of a daugeroiiH ell IT. Mr. llroeso Ih thoroughly nt homo lu tht'Me hiM'oIe pur U, IiU character, bat Ion of tlifin 'lielnj an urtlKtlu trluiuph. Ills Htiird.v nature nnd rolniht )hyblque sttmil him lu (jood htead, for few ai'tortt could pohsihly -withstand the hardshlpx or lU'com plish the featH he doi-n, lu the plu turl'.atiou of the Service poems. Mr. llrerfco will ho reuiemhcred for his rcuiarltahle work of a hlm llar I'hnracter In the Kereen ndap tatlon of "The Shootlnc; of Dan MoOrew." also reloitKcd by the Metro. In "The Sonjr of the Wape Slave" he Is supported by a Ktronjj cast and Ih given unusual oppor tunity for the display of hit dis tinctive dramatic gifts. THE SENSATIONAL FINISH OF A CLOSE RACE Oakland, Calif.: Mrs. Urnest Polle.v DouhtlesH fen, of Sun Francisco, and Mrs. this bodily afrilrllon was caused In j Hour)' SoiiKstacken and Herbert no small nioasuro by hor exceeding-1 Loekhnit, of Mnrshflold. ly actlvo, strenuous llfo, which lott Her work Is douo; inny sho rest hor no tlmo to think of hur own In peaco forovorniore, norves and health, Sho was tho mother of six chil dren, four of whom Rtirvlvo hor, Thoy aro: Mru. Ella O. Morrill, of COOS BAY TIMES WANT ADS Low Cost Hirjh Efficiency v fv . to 7 I i Jm-M"- 41 IL ,,. .Mt.MHwtlSt BBBBBBBEUk. ' ... se.i Tterr'.T'"v. ri &rt. - Af .H I M? "r,, - f - r?? fB&gsszss: , The FIXUP HAVE THE ROOF FIXED See CORTHELL Phonft 3171 NOW .North Hem! Multifield Yacht Hare nt Paiiniua-Pnrlflo Exposition for Cup Given by King Georgo of England Prom tho Mutual Weekly, Horo is depicted the closo finish of a neck and nock strugglo for tho $7,500 cup donated by King Georgo of England, sailed over a five nillo courso on the I'aellle. Tho race, ono of tho features of tho Expo sition nt San Krauclsco, was declared ono of tho best over sailed, weather conditions being Ideal In every respect. A Mutual Weekly photographer, who was stationed at lho llulsh line, secured this sensational picture of the boats us they dashed across thu Hue, lu ono of the closost finishes ever jecorded lu spuria of this kind. It is shown In Mutual Woekly No. 3D. Coos River Ranch $10 per acre 1(10 Acres, Including lioie.e, outbuildings, Mock, farm im plements, oicliunl and all Improvements. $1(100.(111 A SACHIKICi: IK T.IKK.V ATI ONCK. " sun Tonus on Part. HKID AHOl'T 150 Pi out St. IT." DRY WOOD it. Campbell's Wooclyarcl North Front HI i eel Phono !t7l)-.l le.lllH TI2N CKXW City Lhnlls North Ik-nd, & On rOMJU'TATlOX rjj) U TICKKTS, $1.73 LV Miiridifleld-Xortli "W"1 Aulo L'n0 Cars ovory ten mlnulei frca C n. m to 12 midnight, ta South SloiiKh onre t W. leaving at U a. mito' dro three trips a day. nmisT . KIN", ""i" SAVE MONEY by ordering tho famous HENRYVILLE COAL Nut coal, ton $1.00 Lump coal, ton 5.50 Or liaH ton of both.. $1.75 I. MUSSOX, Prop. Pliono 18-.T or leavo orders lit Hlllyer's Cigar Storo BICYCLE TIRES Huy Tlieni Vnnn Vs. Wo Chargo Nothing to Put Tliem on Vour Wlio.'l . MARSHFIELD CYCLERY DUNGAN UNDERTAKING PARLORS will be kept OPKN TO THE PDniilO A Tegulnr utata licensed undertaker will bo la charge Phone 105-J WESTERN LOAN AND BUILDINU uu. Assets $2,340,( Pays 8 per cent on savings I. s. KAUFMAN & CO. Local Tret""" .nooc01 .,I,T INI) iwni .Zi A T. J. BOAIFH g A. A Marshfield $0V Phoae 14-R. .UhtA EsUmt f-Tj. a4 MtrMUJt.,- .t71 Of .11 Santa , ...i 25ft " JOCIUUU m. ff Urt Now West. Phono 1"; jiH also got big baWrUMi o,t machines. " v sold on easy paymets-