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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1916)
1- tT VT vqfyfCTTr rtw TWO THE COOS BAY TIMES, IWARSHFIELfc. OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1916 EVENING EDITION i vr-wrt-! - COOS BAY TIMES M. t. MALONEY, Keillor and Pub. DAN K. MALONKY, News Kdltor Official Paper of Coos County Official Paper City of Mnrshflold. iiuloieu ui llio I'oalullHu tu Miirnti Held, Oregon, for transmission through tho malli ai aecond-cluam mall matter. SU11SCIUPTION 11ATI2S DAILY. Ono yoar $6.00 Per month .GO WKCKLY. Ono your SI. HO When pnlil strictly in advnnro tho ubecilptlon pilco of tho Cooh Hay TlmoR Is $5.00 per yoar or $2.50 for ilx months. Address all communications to COO 1MV DAItiV TIME ALL VKKh CLOSKIL cr wash n hnliy oovonloen times thnn wash tho dishes onco. Same Coos liny men sootn to think bo, but It wasn't his whiskers Hint iiuido Abiulinin Lincoln unreal man. It Is en By to lie popular, .lust devolo your oiillro convorsntlon to boosting the follows yon are talking to. and when you walk away they will say, Thoio's a icnl fellow.' CUKSTION 1'OK TIIK DAV. What liar heroine of tho old fashioned man who used to have a red bandanna handkerchief trail ing out of tho roar pocket of Ills coat? A (MTV HKAl'TII'Vli. Ily Raymond MeKoown. . . - i rvj i i.i i' int'iiui fi I'niiMirni uin THERI3 was n general good fro.- ( ,",,,,,-,,, Mnrsl.flold to Ing on tho part of ovcryono who 1 (.c(l))ril(c ,, mpii,,,, ,)f the camo to Coos liny on tho first mliiond; Inters are coming In from train yesterday. Visitors from Port-, nil over Oregon and possibly from land. Eugene. Hed3iiort and Gardl- fan Francisco. Tlicso visitors when nor all had an opportunity to come In contact with the local pcoplo and get better acquainted. Tho expres sion most often heard was that ovoryoue along tho lino of the now railroad would feel much cloBor to his noighbors than aver boforc. Whllo tho Umpnua river people aro only twenty miles away from uu, thoy have heretofore seemed a good ways off because of tho trouble of transportation, but now they aro closo neighbors. It will bo so all along tho line and from now on the different localities will find them selves drawn together by tho com mou tloj of southwestern Orcuon. OPPORTUNITY II KIIK. THI3 Hoschurg Commercial Club Is communicating with tho Urownada l-'rult .lulco company, of Portland, with a view of having that company establish a plant In Douglas county. It Is set forth that tho locality Is a good place for tho production of loganberries, which Is truo. Such a movo would bo a good ono for Coos county. Thoro Is no placo on tho whole coast where log anberries grow so well and produco bo heavily iu In Cooh county, if there was Just a market for the fruit. Jf theso facts woro made known to sotno of tho companion who liianu fnctura fruit Julcos or dry fruit, doubtless a factory of some kind could be located lioro and the farm era would reap a great profit. COOS HAY TIIAIIK IS OPKX. (From Dally Ajtorlun.) NOT very far to tho south of uu Is Coos Hay, a community 1 ' o( thriving cities and abund ant resources. San KrunrlH&i, a gornter distance away than As toria, has beou getting the Coos Day trade. Kan Francisco has bouts; Astoria has not and, of course. San Francisco gch the IiiihIucsh. That Is not right; but we have no ono to blame but ourselves. Coos Day is an Urcgmi community mid It naturally interested In tho do vclopinont of IIh state, hut it must havo a means of getting Its pro duct to market, and Kan FrauclHCo supplied that. It's up to Astoria to go after what Is rightfully hers, by captur ing tho Coos liny trade. And if Aitorln supplies the means, she will find tho Coos Hay trade iilto will ing to bo wooed mid wedded by her native neighbor to tho north. Ore gon provides u ready market for ovorythliig that Coos Hay produces and this port Is Just us competent as San Francisco to act as a trans fer point In the IntoiNtnlo or Inter national trade. Our merchants and shippers to n man should get In back of the K. Klmoro & Co.'h newly Inaugurated boat service between tho Columbia rlvor uud Cooj Hay points. It Is a big thing for Astoria and the proper support will mean more vcbboIo In tho Columbia-Coon Day trade. g I WITH THE TEA t l AND THE TOAST t they return homo will tell their friend? about Coos Hay. W.I II they say how beautiful Marshflcld Is, or how beautiful It could bo? A club should ha oi unitized niuong tho boys and girls to hulp clean up tho city, badges with a motto of some sort should be worn by each one. The club should be divided Into districts each one competing against the other. This would cnutc rivalry which would iiuiku them work all tho hardor. Thoto arc hundreds of things that could be done; as, clean up tho yard 3, paint the fences and houses and clean up the vacant lots. He tweou tho street and sidewalk In many parts of tho city is a large stretch of ground, which should lie sown with griiBs and clover. Tho park on the hill should bo cleaned up and planted with flowers and grass; tli'i 'Mill slough fill should he harrowed and jrown with onts or grusj. Anything that Improves tho appearances of the city should ho done. 'If wo Intend to bo rontly to re colvo tho vIsltoi-M with a "City Ileau tiful," wo shall havo to get busy and work witli eulhiislasm, not lialf-hearledness. News of Near by Towns DKcim: o.v immoi: Tho Coqulllo Herald nays: Tho brldgo proposition wnu.gonc over by committees from tho city council and tho commercial club, and itho C street location was fixed on. Tho theory Is that tho bridge can be carried above tho railroad and no high ebovo tho rlvor that no draw twill bo needed, and that wliarfngo iicconiuiodatlons for tho lower river traffic can ho provided further down rtho river than at prcsout, getting away from tho proposod bridge site. It in not yet clear that anything but fa draw brldgo will bo allowed by tho war department, and that In a 'question still to ho settled. COUNTY SKAT XOTICS TO OUST CITE THAI' IS WHAM' STATU HNUINKKIt WOl'Ll) DO. Wauls Deputy Dischaiged ami Sajs It Is Necessary, As .Mutter of Kctuioiuy. SAMOM, Or.. April (!. State Kn glneer Lewis has lecomniended the discharge of K. I. Canllne, deputy slate hlgbwnv oiighi'or, whose Job wiu created by the ISM. legislature In Its highway department consoli dation scheme, Cantlno I1113 been serving under nppolnlinont made by Governor Wltliyinibe, under the 1 approval of the state highway hoard j and the supreme court held In in decision a few months ago that ho1 was a subordinate and must work under State Knglneer Lewis. Can- tlno draws $;t0()() a year salary. I'niler Consideration. M'ho stale highway commission has taken the -matter under considera tion. In his itntonionl, Knglneer Lewis slates (lint a reconstruction is necessary as a muter of economy, on account of tho small amount of money available for road work. Tho stat omen t says: "Tho vast amount of Held and office work In connection with tho settlement of outstanding contracts for work heretofore performed, makes It very do.ilrublo, If not es sential, that tho field men In sub ordinate positions, who aro familiar wltli all the details of this work from Hie very beginning, and whose services will bo of value to tho pub lic In tho settlement of tli".o claims bo retained so long us work can be provided." .Must .Make Saving. Tho engineer goes on to say that jomo overhead saving must bo niade and suggests tho discharge of Jlr. Cantlno. Ho calls attention to tho fact that Cantlno was assigned lo Cooh county to make a survey and that work being finished. -there Is no oth"r assignment for him. N n KliKCT .MAYOR CAXDIDATK OK KANSAS CITY, .MO. (i'eoi-ge II. Kduuids Defeats .Major .lost, Democrat le, Who Sought Re-elect Ion III7 Annflalftl I'imj to Cihm 117 TlniM 1 KANSAS CITY, Mo.. April fi. (ioorgc II. KdwnrdB, republican, re ceived a majority of about 8,000 over Mayor .lost, democrat, who sought re-electioij. .MAY CO.MK M'OMOItimW Lutheran .Minister Will tho City. Arrive In LATEST LOCAL NEWS THIS AFTERNOON TO () MO (.'OLD DKACII .lurtgo Coke Lenies M'omorrow to Hold Court Judge Coko Is leaving In the morning Tor Hold Reach whore ho will hold n session or the circuit court Hovoral days next week, re turning In tlmo to tako up tho work of tho adjourned term In Coos coun ty tho week following. POSTPOXK .MKKTIN( The business and hocIiiI meeting of tho IKpwortli League has been postponed until after the Ilruco I Iv ans ovungellutl meetings. (JOKS MO COtJUILK District Attorney LIIJeqvhM. was In Coqulllo today and will bo there tomorrow, representing tho county In the Kinney tax ease. INSPKCMION DAV (irandma Lenovc, who has been ill for several weoks Is not improving as 'her family could wish. .1. W. Lenevo has received from Washington today his bond and offl- 'elnl appointment as postmaster. ' .loo Coach and Attornoy lllachley returned last week from a three weeks trip to San Francisco. .Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Delleu and little daughter Myra spent several daya In Coqulllo lust weok, .Mr. He lton being at work on (ho telephone lines and Mrs. Helieu mid Myra vIh- Itlug rolatlvtiB. PHYSICIAN RKTL'RNS M'ho Coqulllo Herald sayH: Dr. K. .1. Slociim, at one time a hvoll known druggist at this place, arrived hero after an absence of sev- 1 1 oral years. Ho and his family have silicon residing In Washington whore GOOD I'VI:M(1. Thoro is n working class strong and happy among both rich and poor; there is an Idle class weals, wicked and nilserablo among both rich and poor. And the worst of the mUiiiidoistand. lugs arising between tho two onion come of tho unlucky fact that the wlso of one cluss habitually content- plates the foolish of tho otli- er. John Raskin. HALF AN HOCK'S VACATION. ihe owns a large ranch, lie Is now j planning on locating at Marshflcld ' where ho will practice. Ills son Mar- cus Is now employed on tho Hay. Half nu hour's vacation reneath a shady tree Ii wMith so much in happluoss Kiul Joy mid rest for mo! Ifulf an horn's vacation From grinding household cares, From kitchen oluku and dusting cloth. And puns and brooms and stairs! Vacations can ho longer Dut none fun sweetor bo Thau half an hour's vacation Boncath a shady truo! Mary Carolyn Davlos. It i bettor to bo ignored than bored. Tho Coos Hay woman who is thoughtful is novor u successful got-slp. Evon a now clock is apt to 3how Die marks of tlmo. Any Cops Day woman would rath- y bo doing well. I NEWS OF OREGON J ?? IN'KWMKKC Jones llros. com pany, makers of elder and lnegar, may locale a factory In Nowberg, ORKOON CITY Tho city will hao a candidate In the statewide rai- for queen of tho Roso Festival at Portland. 1 1 KRMISTON Clarence L. Car son, district federal exterminator of predatoiy animals In tills section, trapped 07 coyotes during March. PKNDLKTON The Woodrow Wil son Democratic club will hold a banquet Saturday, when M. A. Mil ler. coll'-ctor of Internal revenue will bo the chief speaker SALKM The Stale Hoard or Con trol has announced that no state funds can be appiopriated for the celebration of the opening of the Columbia highway. KIHSWNK-Mueh intoreU was ta ken In Dress-up Week by tho people of tho city. SALK.M- Warden Mlnto. or the poultoutlary, has been informed that Oeorgo Clark, an escaped prisoner, has been captured in California. KITOHN'K -Two mon who robbed the llosuinu grocery store seiuied about $700 cash ROSl-JHl'RC. Trout flshlui; In the I'mpqna rlv r In Douglas counts Is reported good, although the water Is ory cold KUtfHNR. Hlnelc bass, which wore planted In Clear lako, aro ropoited M'ho annual Inspection by the pub lic and patrons of the North Dond schools will be hold tomorrow-. In tho afternoon there will ho cIuhkob of uu hour and a half and then tho pupils will bo dismissed and visitors allowed to inspect the work of the yoar. KKPOKTKD ILL TODAY. Harry 0. Hoy is confined (o his homo on ucoeunt or a very severe cold. Theliuti Wll3nii, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. ('. II. Wilson, Is much hot 'er, though she has been critically 111 with pneumonia. K. W. Franklin Is much better if tor hU operation a short time ago it (he Mercy hoHpllal. William L"waid, who fell, luoak iig his arm and securing had bruises i short time ago, Is recovering rap-illy. M'ho Rev. J. Richard Olsonwrltes that lie will arrive hero on the train either Friday or Saturday. On the Sunday nuriiing, he will hold 3or- vlces In the Swedish Lutheran church In Marshfleld, tho service being in Swedish, and In the evening a service In Kngllsli will be held In North Rend. Ho was recently called east to tlto bedside or his rather who passed away a day artor his, Rev. Olson's, arrival. The rath er was 77 years old and had boon married 512 year3, his wlfo, nged 80 veais, himm Mm jiitn Tim 0, homo Is at Iloldrhlgo, Nebraska. A CANDIDATES MUST FILE THEIR PETITIONS SOON SALKM, April fi. Candidates fil ing nominating petitions or declara tions for state or district eWccs havo only ton tlnys loft In which to send tlioiu to tho Secretary or State. April 1 1 is tho latest date upon which petitions or declarations may ho riled under tho law. Those who rilo with clerks In their respective counties liavo until April 1!) In which to rile. M'IiIm data also applies lo district or product offices within u county. After April 11, enndhhilcs for party nominations or their friends may not file portrait cuts and state ments la tliolr favor with tho Secre tary of State for publication In the orriclal party campaign pamphlet. This also Is the latest date on which any person opposing any candidates for nomination may file statements for tho campaign pamphlet over their signature, giving reasons why any aspirant should not bo nominated. M'ho following day tha law requires tho Secretary or State to sond iitale meiitfi and portrait cuts Indorsing and opposing candidates to tho State Printer for printing In tho pamphlets, j On this dote ho must commonco de livering them to tho Secretary of! Slato for distribution. All must hoj delivered by May a. M'ho Secretary ' or State lias until May 10 la which to mall to ovory registered voter n , copy of the official pamphlet of the pnrty under which ho la registered. North Pacific S. S. Co. Str. Breakwater Sails for PORTLAND TOMORROW, 6 A. M. Breakwater sails direct to EUREKA SAN FRANCISCO SANTA BARBARA LOS ANGELES SAN DIEGO APRIL 10 From Smith Terminal Dock Statements For the month of March arP nft ready. Depositors are requested to call for them at their convenience. Ini-df ii o I be jrirst ivahoiml Bank OF coos bay Safety Plus Service TAHIO M'M.V CUNTS City Limits North Iteuil, ."e nn com.mijm'Ation nn IM TICKKM'S, !1. 75 . Mnrslificlil-Norllt Itend Auto Lino Cars every ton minutes from 0 a. m., lo l'Ji midnight; to South Slough onco a day, leaving at 11 a. m.; to Um pire tin eo trips n day. (JOUST .V KINO, Props. 1 Olde.sl I tunic In Coot County L'stnblMicd 1889 Flanagan (b Bennett Bank Mnr.slifleld, Coos County, Oregon. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $120,000 iNTi:m:sT paid on timk and ha vinos iikposits Officers--J. V. HKNNKTM President; .IAS. II. FLANAGAN, Vice President; It. 1 WILLIAMS, Cashier; O. l. WINCHESTER, Assistant Cnshlor. WESTERN LOAN AND BUILDING CO. Assets $2,340,000.00 Pays 6 per cent on savings ' I. S. KAUFMAN & CO. Local Treasurer TIIK WMITi: IS KINO Of nil SovtiiiK MarlilncM Now located at JifiG Market are. Vost. Phono 1-03-.I. Wo have also got big bargains In all hinds nf iibcd machines. AH machines told on easy payments. Flanagan Sh Bennett Bank OF MVItTM-2 POINT Capital $25,00 Ofricors J. W. I1ICNNHTT, President; JAS. H. FLANAGAN, Vice President; L. SI. SUPLUU, Cashier; L. T. HH.MKNT, Assistant Cashier. ennett Trust Company Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $125,000 OfriecrB J. W. IIKNNBM'T, President; M'OM T. IIKNNKTT, Vice President; AltTHUH AI'KKOWN, Socrotary; IJUNNKTT SWAN M'ON, M'rcasurer. M'ho Only M'nist Company In (ho Slate, Outside or Portland, Which Orgauled Under tho New Inv. i:lks initiati-: T. J. HOAIKU U A. II. IIOIKIIN Vlarshfipfrl PA,NT AND yidlbllllKIU DEC0RATING CO KstlinateM FurnlsiiMl hnMt M.lt Mrsliflelil. Oroa HOUTII COOS ItlVKK I tO AT HIOItVICK JjAunch i:.picis leaves .Mnr.shflcld every day H a. in. Leaves head of river at :t:;io p. m. sti:ami:k kainhow leaves lieml or river lally at 7 a.m. Leaves Marshneld ut i! p.m. l-'or charter apply on hoard. IMK.'KliS .V SMITH, Props. INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION CO. S. S. Adeline Smith Passengers Only ' SAILS FOR SAN FRANCISCO BAY Every FIVE DAYS, from SMITH MILL DOCK PHONE 44, SMITH TERMINAL DOCK C. F. McGEORGE Passenger and Freight Agent M The l-Uks held an Initiation hint evening, lirluglu:.; ('ell Ireland end Franlc Denning into the autlorod herd. Installation or officers :.ud a light h:iniiiet followed. M'ho newly Installed officers are: Tom .In in oh Kxuttcd Kulcr. Coo. (inodrum Leading Knight. Will Chandler- Loyal Knight. M'. S. llnrvoy Lecturing Knight. tiooiy.o Kotuor- Secretary. Win. I-Jkhlad -Trensuror .loo Williams Tyler. Itnlph Larnwa.v- Inside (iiiard. .1. (. .larvls ICsqiiire. Franlc llorton Trustee ror three yours. On Sunday, the lodge will attend tho Kplscopr.l church in a body, tho occasion being a sermon by the Key Drowning on "Fnttoriiallsin." HAVE THE ROOF FIXED NOW See C0RTHELL Plioiw 3171 OCEAN BEACH AUTO LINE Gorst t'i Klntf. I.eiuo Mnrsliflehl at 7 a. in., imil returning leaving from Umpire t H a. uu Leave Slarshricld at II ii.in. and returning leaTo Sooth Slough M 1 p. in. Leave Mur&liNcId nt f ! '" "'' "'ure,, leave South Slough at O p. in. WOOD GOOD WOOD W. II. Lingo has It at Sl.riO and $2 cash per lend. Gnrlmgo remov ed. Phono UU7-.I. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY M'lio convenience anil profit of Mimes Want Ads will bo demon-sli-ateil hv a trial. WEAVING All kinds a spec ialty. Mrs. W. W. Nason, 680 12th Courth. So. Phone 220-R Dr. A. L. Houseworth, Physician mul Surgcoa Offlcotlrviug ltlock. Office hours: 11 to 1'2 h. in. a to I and 7 to H p. m, Phonca: Office llJI-.I; Ken., 1-1R-L J. M. Wright Phono 1S8-D RUILDINO CONTItACTOn Eatlmntes furnlshod on roauest Abstracts Kor reliable Abstracts of Title wd Information about COOS HAY L KSTATH, see TitleGuarantee&AbstractCompany Marshfleld and Coiiiiillo City, Orogon. (eiieral Agents Kastsfdo nuil Heiigstachcn'H Addition. Special attention paid to assessments and pa) meat of nr. 1IKNUY SHNGSTACKKN, .MmmK'cr. Western Money To Loan . . . Rates Reasonable COOS BAY DEVELOPMENT CO. Dr. H. M. Shaw Kje, Kar ami Throat Specialist GIjASSKS lnjTTHII Phono liiO-J. Itooms UO 0-2O1 Irving lllork. DIt. MA'PllH II. SHAW. Physician nnrt Surgeoa Phono :jo-j. H G. Butler CIVIL KNOINEEK Room 304 Coke Bldg. Phono 14B-J Residence Phone 363-L. PARCEL POST YOUR LAUNDRY We Pay Return Charges. Prompt and Elficieni aw COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY i" ill I CtKi; lU'lLDIN'O .MMtSIIIIILI), OltlHJOX , IM. SPi:ciLTV OK Scientific Electric Wiring Id'i us figure on anything jou hae In this Hue, We do it right, guarantee our vtoih and It may make money lot- both side.-,. Electric and Heating Supply Company WE DO WIRING AND JOBBING IMIOXH -ill 78 Content Avenue 1-J. fl. OPPKRAfAN", 5fgr. W. G. Chandler ARCHITECT rioouu 301 and 302, Coko Bulldln Marshflold, OreKOu. SAVE MONEY by ordering the famous HENRYVILLE COAL Nut co.il, ton $1.00 Luiup coal, ton $5.50 Or halt ton of both.. $1.75 1). MUSSOX, Prop. Phono 1H-J or leave orders at llllljer's Clpir Storo GRAVEL Wo are now prepared to furnish ORAVEL In "T utl from pllo lu our y&rd or In carload lot, at following pni: From pllo on crouud, J2.VP por yard. Canoad lota, takflii from car, $3.00 Pf ' Retail Department. C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co. Onnnulu PnoLnfU. Flit) '""-' vo vu MJ IMW DRY WOOD at Campbell's Woodyard North Fi-ont Street Phone 08-.1 EXPERT WELDING of METALS Steel, brass, cast, Iron and aluminum castings made like new DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY. Koontz Garage Phone 180-J. North Front Slreei Times Want Ads Brin R 1 I