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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1916. EVENING EDITION
t NEWS OF NEARBY TOWN t
Cl'RItV COL'NTV NOTES
Xohh of Gold Honrli People Told in
tliu Globe
Gardner Ollphnnt was coininlttod
to tlio state reform hcIiouI nt Snlcin
urtor nn examination before Judge
Wood. C. A. (Inuntlott loft for Sa
lem with tlio lad In charge.
Harry Jaeobson loft for Crescent
City with n cotiplo of piissoiiKors. Ho
Is plntmlng on returning horo nnd
opotiltiK a ganiKo for tlio aeroiuinoda-
tlcui of motorists during Hi" summer.
M. Doylo and wife 'have Inrnud
tholr ranch over to Cliurllo Doylo
nnd will take a vacation tlil.s sum
mer. A quiet lioniu wedding took place
nt tlio residence of 10. L. Ralph, In
Gold Reach, on Sunday, May 11th,
nt high iroou, ltonlion Ralph mid
MIbh Inn P. Carter wore married liy
Q. 11. Stafford, jiiBtlco of the patico
Aftor tho roroniony tlio iiBsoinlilctl
Kiictitn 8nt down to a liounllfiil repast.
vINTHB.
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DGBO&Ld
SCHOOL NOTES
itliovo nro Mrs. S. Nicholson, Mrs.
Thayer Crimes, Mr. Walker, Mr. Hoy
Lawhnrno nnd othors. We nro all
especially Intorosted In this latter
phnse of tho exhibit. It Is going to ho
a ploiiBiirnhle feature for all of us
and It Is going to ho very Instructive
gga ! to tho pupils. Tliero will ho fine
-joxhlblta of sewing, and some good
I ! pimp work.
rtl Tho eighth week spoiling contest
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STOCK LOOKING (.'()())
The Oold Roach (lloho says:
Oaino Warden Adams came In from
tho hills nnd snys stock on tho hack
ranges Is looking well, ho says, but
tho gniBH on tho high mountains Is
n month Inter thnn itBiinl. Ho usually
drives his Ktock hack In .May, but
will hnve to wait several weoks yet.
Coyotes nro getting numerous along
tlio upper river nnd nro killing a
good many lambs.
Leslie iBnaison, M. II. S., 'Hi will resulted ns follows:
he ono of tho senior ndvlsors ut thu :i A Centrnl !S 7-S.
U. of C. noxt year. The duty Is 3 II Cant ml ST.ti .
considered honorary In that cneh ,
senior advisor Is assigned to a cor-jr.
tnli; iiumlier of Freshmen to uilvtso r.
and guide tbroiigh the liitrlniebu of 6
tho first year of University llfo. (;
Wo nro In receipt of an Invlta-
A SIB.S ..
A Central
II Central
A Central
lr Cential
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US.fi
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The outdoor track
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moot for the
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tlou to bo present in mo kiuuuiuuik (j,ado hoys will bo hold noxt week,
exorcises or Miss May Prouss, M. II. cj.itnr(u-. U WIIH orlglnnlly sehod
S. '12 who Is finishing at tho Uul-. H,tl, fop Muy 80 bt tho llllcrHcll()1.
vorslty of California thla year. .. ,..,..., ., ,,,.., ....
i that date and tho Orndo boys' moot i
had to glvo way.
FIHK warden named
Tlio I'ort Orford Trllmno says:
11. "W. Wean has recolved his tip
polntmcnt ns flro wnrdon and ns
mimed tho duties of that position on
tho 10th Inst. His first work will bo
to opon tho various trails through the
mountains so as to havo thorn In
traveling condition when tho flro
conson comes. Duo to bo much debris
in tho woods caused by tlio unusual
snowfull of InBt winter, It Is anticipat
ed that this will ho a bad sonsou for
flics.
(Ji vies up mini;
Ono minor lias not succeeded In
Ourry county according to tho follow
ing from tho'l'ort Orford Tribune:
.M. T. Wright, who for tho past
sovoral months has boon mining on
tho beach at Hubbard's creek, Iiiih
rIvoii up work at that place and
hniilod tils machinery to town. Mr.
Wright spont considerable tlmo mid
money In prospecting with tho aid
of n pump and gasolluo engine, but
liu failed to find rich deposits In any
of the, holes ho mink and Iiiih given up
mining for it more reliable uvocntlou,
for tho tlmo being, at least.
PIONKKU ON VISIT
Cyrus Maddon, who for tho pant
Blx weeks has boon visiting with bis
nfeoti ut Coiiullle, leturned to hi
homo 'near Hlxos last wools. Mr.
Mnddeu'H hoalth Iiiih mproved since
ho went away, nnd lie looks as (IioukIi
lie might mill nnotlwr score to his
SI yours of ago. Ho Is ono of the
ploneera of this section, 'having come
Ono feature of tho program Tor
tho last meeting of tho Ilysoerlo Is
a furco called, "Fortunes of War".
It will bo given In tho High School
Auditorium May lillril. Tho east of
characters Is as follows:
Lucllo Virginia Clarko
Mildred Mary MeArtliur
Polly Glondn Farroll
Flora . .'. Huth Goldou
Evelyn . . . lllancho Submodel-
Miss Dtirn.;d or .lack
Thelnia Lyons
Pupils In both schools will par
ticipate In tho Memorial Day ex
ercises. The pupils of tho Con-'
trul school will Join tho procession
at tho Junction of Market and Front, j
Tho pupil of tho High school will
meet tho procession on Fourth'
street marching down from tlio
high school bul'dlug.
Sunday Toplej -
Morning- "Faith and Life".
Evening "Mercy Forever". Pro
ludo to sermon upon "The Saturday
half holiday."
The pastor will speak at Englo
wood nt 2:1 fi and nt Eiutstdo at
3 :4G p. m.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
I Fourth and Market Streets
--Uov. It. 10. Drowning, Hector-
t):.'10 a. m. Sunday School.
10. ISO n. m. Morning Service and
sermon "Tho Majesty of Hlght".
7:. 10 ii. m. Evening sermon.
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Some of tlio pupils In Mlsa
Spraguo'a room ut tho Central
school paid n visit to tho polls on
election day and watched the process
of voting. They also did somo vol
lug themselves nt tho school on their
roturn,
School will cIobo for tho year on
Juno 2. It will reopen In tho fall
on Soptcmbcr 11th.
Miss Anna Downs has bpen com
pelled to leavo school for tho yoat.
S! o may not return to M. II. S. its
the family will probably not return
to tho city
Tho six students, ranking hlghoit
In tho senior eliiBs aro, In their order
KIfs Ferguson, Paul Dargolt, Esther
Asplund, Nolle Warwick, Dngmar
nieshurg, Grnco Williams.
Mulviu Chatterton, u formor
number of tho present Junior class '
is finishing with tho senior clajs In Tho Senior Commoncomont nn
Sloux City, Iowa, this year. nouncomonts woro mailed this week.
Enrollment for next yenr hum TIioeo dntes nro ropeatd for nny
been In nronress In tho High 3chool intorosted:
this week.
Tlio subject of French will bo of-j
rored noxt fall In tho High school. I
Miss Stobuo will teach It. j
Throo hoys from tho Central I
school have completed tho roqulro
montj for u silver button In tho
Silver llutton CoiiUmL Tho ro
(Ulremeiitu aro: liar pull up tcliln
nlng) 10 tliuoa, standing broad!
Jump 7 feet, tiO yard dash In 8
seconds. '
Leslie Holmes ot tho eighth
grade of tho High School building
May 2S, dlnccajiireato Sormon,
I'rcsbytorlnn church, (morning)
May 31st, Junior banquet, High
school building.
Juno 1st, Senior Class night, High
School building.
Juno 2, Commcncoinent exorcises,
High school building.
May 30th Is n legal holiday. Thoro
will bo no school.
Examinations in tho High School
will begin on Friday, May 2(5.
How John H. Doyd of Portland will
deliver tho Commoncomont address.
He has a wldo reputation nn u thlnk-
MAItBliriKLD PlMCSItVTKItlAN
cmmcii
Hew J. S. Stuhblofield, Pastor
Chns. H. Lowry, clerk ot sessions
A. L. llutz, Trensurer.
Mrs. Chas. McICulght, president
Women's Auxiliary.
M'ss Mary Kruso, oivanlst.
J. T. Drand, Supt. Sunday School.
Sunday school, 10 n. m.
11 n. m. Subject "The Church".
7:110 p. in. Service conducted by
the Young Peoples Society". Sub
ject "Kindness to Animals".
Church supper Wednesday even
ing f::i0-7: p. m. followed by so
cial hour.
XOHWKOIAN LUTHKItAN.
How H, O. Thorpe, Pastor
Phono :i7G J.
Residence 871 So. 7th St.
somo ho Is considered ono of tho
strongest speakers In tho Northwest.
.J. 4 .j.
has recoutly completed tlio require- or mi flpenker. In tho rstlmntlon of
ii.ents for tho swimming contot utul
IV havo his name placed on tin
".Swiinnier.1 Honor Holl". Tho re
quirements nro:
Swimming the tuulf ten tlm.s.
Hwlnimlng 120 reel on tho bn.k,
carrying u helpless uoinpiuilim 10
foot, nnd roMUscliatliiK him, per
forming u back dlvo and two
stialght front tilven, swlniniln.? ."0
feet under water, plunging 2."i fe"t
for distance.
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Thoro will bu no servlco or Sun
day school either In Multifield or
North Ilcnd today, tho pastor Is out
of town. .
I HAY PARK CIIAPKL
j H. H. Campbell, Pastor.
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2:.10 p. m. Sunday School. Mrs.
W. H. Phillips, superintendent.
7'HO p. in. Sermon by tho
Pastor.
Mld-woelc prayer mooting, Wod
nosdny, 7:30 p in.
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I unitkd imirriiRKX church
NORTH IHSXU
Mm. R. N. Lewis. Pastor 4
Sabbath School et 10 n. m.
Christian Kndoavor nt 7 p. in.
Preaching nt 11 n. in. and 8 p.m.
Prayer Mooting Wednesday oto
nlng nt S o'clock.
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I CATHOLIC CHURCH
NORTH HUM)
Addrcra Morr.y Hospital.
phono 21 1.
Sunday servlco First mass, C:30
a. m.; Ust mass, 9 n. in. Rosary
and bonodlctlon, 7:30 p. m.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH I
MARSHKIKLl)
It had Just about reached lier' doors.
A hook that made a big sensation1
when It was published some time ago,
ami Is tif much Interest now because
of tho awful world war that Is mrl'iu.
is "Ground Arms, or Lay Down Yotu
Arms," by Ditroness von Suttner,
whose husband Is said to bo an officer
in tho Austrlnn army, When t lti (
clover voltimo first appeared It was'
considered r.o powerful an argument
for universal peace that many au
thorities confidently predicted that
another war among civilized nations i
could never occur.
PORTLAND
1 M First
J). UU Class
STK. BREAKWATER
SAILS MAY 20 '
North Pacific Steamship
Co.
Smith Terminal Dook.
L. . rUSIIINtt, Agent
"cct sailing L ,.,,...
ha iiit:.(. AW,-'n
F. A, KILBURfJ
MAY 20
Tolo-
fflmrclt.
Tho Central chool tieveiulj and
elgbth grade Iiiih boon doing s.imo
very coiniuunilnlilo npolllng work
during the Inst few weeks. Thuy
have boon spelling against all corn
els roKurdlons of grade. They
spoiled the third grade on their
own word MM, ditto the fourth and
in., nrtii .mil 11 unmim lit hi, ii niirt
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thai 'woiiiu 01 iioiiiaiis, ursi in ito
I wiii.n 1 itKAo Tin:
I IIIIILi: THROUCII
I supposed I know my lllblo,
Heading piecemeal, hit or miss,
Now a bit of John or Matthow,
Now a snatch of (loueslj,
Certain chapters of Isaiah,
Certain Psalms (tho twenty-third)
all
to Coos county In ISi!7. and In 1ST-'
1,,. i ...... .111...1 ...in. .I..I..I.... .1... fi. 1 of iluilr nl.io to tackle
. . - :.......!.,.. 1.. il... I. ..II. II.... M'l.u.. Imi'n 1 eins
wagon into curry. -Port Orford Till.. '""" '.'."" --. Yn . ,,,, . ,, , u,iril,
l.eeu liuinlllateii at tumw nut nicy 1 " -
have Imil their oyo. opened to ' Ht l fo,ll" l,ml "lorousli reading
H.mI II ! II... Illtln mii.I cniii-' " H "llioreiu uiiiig 10 (10,
une.
POUT ORFORD XHWH
Tivasuror Frank CaiiBholl and sit
ter, MIsh I.lzzle, have gone to San
Francisco, tho formor for trantinwit
for his eyes and the latter to roalda
near thoro for a time.
Tho sani(y committee which hue
handled the Agato Carnival at Port
Orford for tho past two yearn wan put
in charge of the l'.UC carnival without
u dissenting vote.
dene Schetter wa Port Orford j
visitor from lluudnn 0110 day hint
week, Willie Mr. Schetter did nut
make his plans known. It I lienor-
ally understood that be exports to
opoif ono of tho largent lutfrchaudlro
stoics' In the county at this pUe In
tho near future. Mr. Sldwoll. of tlio
Sldwell Jlron.. olothliiK firm of Dan
don, at'companled Mr. SL'lietlor.
j the fad
pa.atlvely simple wards that uai;je
trouble and they have learned a
lot
Tho pupils In trigonometry have
been out with tmimlt thht week do
ing some simple sHrveyng.
Tho Prlnevllla debating tnum de
feated Jeff ei son high uehool by a
Row I. J. McDovitt, pastor; Rev.
M. Wallace, nssistnnt,
Address, 312 South Sixth street.
Phono Mr,.
Sunday Sorvlces First mass, 8 n.
in.; high mass, sermon nnd bono
Jlctlon, 10:30?
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I CHRISTIAN 8CIHNCH I
Sorvlces Sunday 11 n. m.
Weduosdny, 8 p. m., Auditorium
Public Library.
Sunday morning "Soul and
llody."
Sunday School, 0:30 a. m., In
Christian Science Hall,
Reading Room open dally oxcopt
Sundays and holidays, 1 5 p. in.,
Christian Sclenco Hall 237 Third
St. North.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Cor. Sixth and Central.
A. irtsttn 11 MnH-ln 11nf .
v wuui 1. iiiuma, 1 uoiui t , ,,,, , , .. .........
Services ns follows nt tho Church, "". '""'in""" "' '"""
'Another Interesting, nnd helpful,
little book Is that entitled "Through
College on Nothing n Year," written
by a Princeton student who thus re
lutes his actual experiences. This
work should he an Inspiration to ev
ery high school graduate that ar
dently desires a college education,
hut lacks the moans to pay 'his way,
f'r It tells most graphically how
such trifling ohstaelcii may bo over
comr Othor most uplifting and helpful
books aro MarBden's "Ho Can Who
Thinks Ho can," and "Do Hood to
Yourself," buth written In tho same
spirit of optimism that eliarurtorlr.es
all of this popular author's works.
"Tlio Untroubled Mind," by Hull,
Is another soothing nnd practical vol
ume. "Uncle Sam, Wondor Worker," by
Do Puy, Is a book that will Intorost
both young and old. It tells what
tho. government Is doing for tho good
of humanity along many useful Hues,
and has such alluring tonics as
"Crowing Cotton on Trees," "Teach
ing Fish to Plnnt Iluttons," "Crowing
Acres of Ponrls," "Taking tho 'Puck
er' out of persimmons," "Making tho
Pig a Llfo Saver," ete.
A hook of fiction that will appeal
to many Is "For tho Soul of Hafaol,"
by Mnrah Kills Ryan. Tho cconos
nro laid in Southern California,
principally clustering round tlio old
mission of San Juan Caplatrano, and
tho time Is beforo tho "Orlngo" came.
Tho nrtlstlc volume hns profuse mar
glnnl Illustrations nnd many photo
graphs of actual places and persons.
Among tho books for younger read
ers Is "Tho Follies of Fin," which
recounts the adventures of three glrl-j
In a French boarding school, and Is
of special Intorost Just now becauso
tho sceno of the story Is lnld In the
disputed territory of Alsnco and Lor
raine, whero so many torrlblo battles
havo boon fought. Another book that1
will Interest young pooplo, especially
girls, Is "Two Little Mulds In Old
Now Jorsoy." This describes tho lire
nnd manners of thoso curly days when
the state was under Dutch dominion,
and Is consldorod historically correct.'
Naturally, only u Tow of tho newi
bookH huvo been mentioned but I
enough to show Hint the library Is
worth visiting. Among tho now per
iodicals may ho round The Dial which,
in addition to articles of literary val
ue, contains reviews of many of tho
now hooks. This makes it posslblo
for putrons or tho library to form
Intelligent opinions or tho merits or
certain publications beforo asking
that thoy bo purchased.
Tho managoniont of tho library
would llko tho cooporatlon of narents
in regard to instructing children con-'
corning tho euro of library books.
Many persons hnvo nil Idea that bo-
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
OCEAN BEACH AUTOLINl
liomt A King.
Initio atnrhliriclil nt 7 n. m., nnd returning leaving from Emrlf
H . nu Lcuvo Mnroliflcld nt I i n.111. and returning Mt. V',.
'""" ... m ."ll.niiiii'iu 4, f ( BIJ(j
icavo miiiiii Niougn nt 11 p. m.
Ktorahj
Abstracts :s
rellnblo Abstracts of Tin. ...
formation nlniiit coos HAY Itl'li
ki'l'A'I'l.' ,u
I'., HCO
Title Guarantee & Abstract Company
Mnrshflold nnd CoqtilUo City, Oregon,
dencrnl Agent ICastsfdo nnd ScngstnrkenV Addition.
Special attention paid to assessments mid payment of Uieu.
IIKNRV BHXGSTACKK.V, Manager.
G R A V E j
Wo nro now prepared to furnish GRAVEL In sj (utntltlti
trom pile lu our yard or In carload lots, at following prlcti:
Vrnni pile on ground, $2.76 per yard.
canoid lots, taken from can, $2.80 per rut
Retail Department.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co,
Opponlto ros-OffIwi, Phou 1M,
N
Tlae First
Bamk OF coos bay
MKMIIKIt OK KIJDKKAIi RKSKHVI! HY.STK.M UNPKIl
(JOVKItNMIlNT .SI'I'KUVI.SIO.V
OI'KICKRS
V. S. (;il.NDI,i:it, I'rcs.
DOHSIJV KRi:iT.i:it, Cashier
W. K. IHJTIJCi:, Ahst. Cashier
HK.V R. CHA.NDMIR, Asst.
Cashier
l)IIIi:CTOItS
W. s cii.xi)iii:it
JOII.V s. coiii:
VM. (iltlMKS
, i". iioutJias
DOIISKV KltKITCKH
,1()IIX 1-'. DAM'
H. ('. ROf.lIlt.S
RANKING. HKKKIIIXCY
And the way wtu iinfamlliir
When I read the lllblo through.
You who like to play at lllblo,
Dip and tUbble, here and tliero,
Just before you kneel, a-woury, 1
And yaun out 11 hurried prayer;
Who treat the Crown of Wr'tinga
As you treat o other book.
corner Sixth nnd Central:
Regular 1 rvlcep ovcrj Sunday.
10 a. m. Sunday School.
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.MKTHODIST CHURCH
Rev. A. S. Hlsoy. Paator.
North Rond
bo a
two to one dorlalou recently. Thta Jimt a paraKiaph disjointed,
SDKS It.Ml.ltOAD AIIKAD
('old
fur
lleaili Kdltor I'reillct.s
Curry Coiinty
The followliiK odltorlal uppmired
in the Gold lleach Globe:
Grautn l'.iiw veeg In tho exten
bIjii of the Smltli-I'oweia rail ion I
a future rail connection between
thut city ami Coos Day. I'ort Or
ford has vlalona of a railroad down
the Slxim from tho same ource.
The Hi'ooklnns IokkIiik road, wb'ch
la boliiK built like a regular rail)
toad, may ho tho link that will con
nect Held Doach either by way or
GrantR Pass or Trinidad with the
oiitHldc world. It's a mighty wean
Imagination that '5'Ii'b onvlsaM
Bomo Kind or railroad thesj day.
IUU llHton It Isn't luiacluntlor- at
that.
Klvoa rrlUHvllle the Htnt ehiuuplon
ship In debuting this your.
Chester lsnucsou M. it. S., 'II has
lionu honored by electon to the so-l-lety
Mf the "U'ViKed Holnwl" a
Junior honor society In the Dnlvor-
slty or Calirorna. Out of a cma or
' ovor TOO, Hixteen are solaeted for
! this honor. Chester was 0110 of those.
I Friday was stunt day at the gym
nasium for the girls or tho sovouth
and olifhth uradea or the high school,
bulldliiK. The Ktuuts consisted of
IMitato race, walk raeo, Wjp race, j
btrlde ball, hitch jump, three leKKodj
race, dash arch ball. The sovonth 1
Just a eiudo. Impatient look--Try
a woi tiller procoduro.
Try a broad anil steady view;
Yon will kneel In very rapture I I
When you read the llllilo through.
Amos It. Wolla !
Tha sorvlces Sunday vill
follow?:
Sunday Hchool nt 10 a. in.
1 1:00 n in. Sermon.
Vesper Clrclo nnd Kpwnrth League
it 7 p. ra.
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I SWKIIISII M'TIIKRAN
I ciirucii j
I . .M-"IIODIST IJI'ISCODAIi. I
.'osoph Knotts, Pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. in.
MoniliiR sermon "Christian Ser
vlco" Uveiiluu t'erinon "Lire's Trajf
odlofl". Junior I.ehBtio Rorvlce Thursday
afternoon at 1 p, 111.
ltnvn Xlnallni. 'Pl..ia.li. A..An.
grade wero winners In all events but i,1R n '7.30 o'clock
two. I All aro cordlallv invited.
An exhibition of draw-Inn. eooklnB.I I l-'IRST UAI'TIST Clll'HCH I
sowing, and manual tralnln will be' -;Ho,v; . KobkoU, Pastor-4
1 ,, Residence. 101 S. Ilrd St. Phono
Jiuiit ii. t trw 1 1 IB 1 m iivrvii iiiiiitiiii itvfifc
Friday aftornoon and ovonlng, May
tlOth. Thore aro two featuroe or the
art exhibit that should intorost. lu
the first piece tha exhibit will he
made In the studio which Is a now
addition to tho sthool of which we
ara m-y proud. Wo want tho patrons
of th school to see this and to feel
a little of tho pride tlmt wo do. Then
nualii there aro to be some exhibit
of work by local artists who aic not
connected with the school. Anion-;
i::t u.
Alice Tlckoll. church clerk.
Dr. George W. Leslie, Supt.
llllile School.
Calendar .of Sorvivoa
Sunday
lllblo Sohool 10 a. m.
Public- Worship 1 1 n. in.
,11. Y. P. H.7 p. m.
People's Service S 11. in.
Thursday -
Prayer Meeting 7U0 p. in.
Choir Uelieursal &.30 p. in.
of
t'ornor 2nd and Cam in or-
c'al I
-Rev. Horinnu Hind, Pastor
Husldenco 10 1 N. 2 nd St.
Swedish service every Sunday
I morning at 1 1 a. m.
! HiikI'sIi servlco tonight at S
'o'elork.
Uinl's'i Sinday acliool ovory Bun
j day at 9: IT. n. n, , .
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I .MAD,SUP'W1 D ll'UC I '
j MDRAHY XOTKS ,
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Amei'K the now linokn in (ho II
brarv l fnvn'ry" bv Hi-lo.lricli von
llornhardl, o--f of tho gre-.test cav
airy pxinrt the wo-M has known. SI. 1
John Frone'", fleld-murliHl of thci
Knglish forces, has written the lore
rare. This book has beon edopted
by every army in thj, world ror use
lu its military nhooln.
A little volutmj that la or much
Intorost at preaeut Is "A Hilltop on
tho Marno." n eorlee or lottora writ-,
ton to her Auiorlcan relatives by a
Dostou woman who had bought a
little homo on tho hilltop, and who!
was almost driven out by tho battle
or the Maine, which fortunately!
turned In another direction Just when
library It tlioreforo deserves, and re
quires no enro. This thoory works
a linrdshlp both upon tho library and
tho public, ror so many volumes uro
dostroyed by cnroless nnd Indlfforont
troatmont Hint tho money which oth
erwise might bo spont In purchasing
now onos must or necosslty bo used
lu mending nnd ropalrlng tho mn
books. The library Is honestly 1111 1
onrnostly strlvliiK to glvo the public
tlw vory host servlco In ovory pos
slblo wny but Hinds aro limited and
now books oxponslve. Wo nsk thore
roro, that you will help us to save
tho books, and lu this inaniur help
yourselves.
EXPERT WELDING of METALS
Steel, brass, cast, Iron and aluminum castings made
like new
DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY.
Koontz Garage
Phone 100-J. North Front Street
j Dr. Leslie.
Osteopath.
Murnhriclil
SOUTH COOS IHVICR IJOAT
SKHVICH
LAUNCH i:.l'ltKSS
leave- .M.uificl.l eiery day
B a. 111. Leaves licd of river
ut :s:MO p. 111.
STIUMF.R RALVllOW
leaves head of rlier llly at
7 a. in. Leaves .Mnntmelil at
" p.m. For charter apply on
board.
ROGI-:ilR SMITH. Props.
Oldest Hank lu Coon County KstaMUM ,889
Flanagan (kh Bennett Bank
Mnrshfleld. Coos County, Oregon.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $120,000
PARK TKX CUNTS
City Limits North Demi, 50
OR COMMUTATION ftfl
U TICKKT.S, $1.75 .
Marhbfleld-Xorth Rend
Auto Lino
Oars every ten mluutes from
C n. m to 12 midnight; to
South Slough once a day,
leaving at 11 a. m.j to Em
plro three trips a day.
GORST tf .KINO. Prop.
orricors
INTKRKST PAID ON TIMU AND SAVINGS KlOSITii
ors J. W. RRNNETT, Prosldent; JAS. H. FLANp'eTEBi
President; It. V. WILLIAM,- Cashlor; O. F. WINCH"-'
Asslatant Cashier.
Flanagan (i& Bennett Bank
OP MYRTLE POINT
'NO, Props. j
OKMUa-liKI'UWi OS00
Capital $2 "
Ofllcers-J. w. DENNETT, President; JAS. FMil,fl Aliytit
Presideut; L. M. SUPLEB Cashier; U T. DEMEM.
Cashier. .
i.i
Bennett, Trust Company
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $,25.
Orricors J. V. BENNETT, President; TOM T. DS3SW
rresment; ARTHUR M'KEOWN, Secretary; "
TIIV 'IV....
Tlio Only Trust Company In tho State, Outside or I'ortlano,
Orumilzcd Under the New ImW.
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