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THE COOS BAY YIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1916. EVENING EDITION THREE L-rEjcmMAL OIRECTORV I A, L Houseworth, i Phklmi nnl Burgoom Office: Irving "lock. i. ti u 12 . m.1 U 7 to 8 p. m. M ' ... . ... . tn- 1.11.1 e(at Off I" "' "" "-" a u Wrl9ht Phono 188.1 BUILDING COMTMAiruM kitltnates funusnou ou roiiuw H. M. Shaw ..- -...I Tliront Rneciallat Frt, wr - bone :)-'. Iloonm a"'-801 Irving iiiock. JIATTIB H. SHAW. Thone 830-J. G. Chandler AROHITKOT Ui 301 nd 302, Coko Dulldlni Msrihtleld. Oregon. MIES BLANCO the Public Service Hotel M Just DCCIl lllurouKinj itouhiv nJ opened to tho public March jnid. Some of tho features f,, nlil hostelry arc. free em- ,,n,n( lmrNii, frco sowing room, fcmuitlon Itiitlotln mill kind treat- t. The pntronngo of tuo pnhllf otlcl(ed. niiANCO IIOTKTi 227 North Front street , Phono lll-Ii. Miirshflcltl. Oregon OYAL TONIGHT Edson Elliott Co. presenting "THE BARRIER" in 4 Acts i Pictures Madame Pctrova in THE HEART OF A PAINTED WOMAN" 200 Gorgeous Scenes Admission bwer Floor 15c Balcony 10c TOMORROW NIGHT Max Figman in "MY BEST GIRL" A comic sensation. RACE SUICIDE" Saturday. TIIK WEATHER REPORT OREGON - Fair toiilKht i With frost: Tilosdnv fnlr. witrmor except, near const, wcstoily winds. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RECORD For tho 24 houra ending at 4:13 a. in., May 22, by llonj. OstHnd, Bpcclal govomment Meteorologist: Maximum 57 Minimum 30 At 4: 13 n. m 40 Precipitation 27 rroclpltatlon slnco Sopt. 1, 1915 S2.55 Precipitation aniuo porlod last year GI.30 Wind: Southwest, cloudy SUNRISE AND SUNSET. Monday May 22. Sun rises at 4:30 nnd sets at 7.23. $ : born : ? STADKY Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stadoy, of Norway, on May , 18, a son. JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Johnson at their homo In Easlsldo, Friday evening, a baby girl. .Mother and child are doing woll and tho happy father, who Is In tho cust ou business will bo delighted with the good nowB of tho arrival of his first child. Grandfather Walter 'Robertson shares with him In the happiness brought by the llttlo strangor. Left, on Adeline. Aboard tho Ado- midnight for Oakland were tho fol loglug passengers, Mario Data, Elmer Oresovlch, .lohs Troklsl, Stanley Go- woskl, II. I.. Knox, Mrs. Knop, lluth Knox and E. Schroeder. Iluliy Clirls'loncd. Tho young son of Mr. and .Mrs. M. O Malonoy wns formally christened Sunday afternoon by tho Row Fnthor H. .1. McDovltt. Josoph Michael bolng tho name cgn ferrcd. Mrs. Malr Dano and F. W. Powers wore tho sponsors. Takes Charge of Camp. Irut Mot calf left this morning for tho SIubIuw country whero he will take chargo of a logging camp for tho Reynolds Shlnglo Mill which was recently es tablished at Acmo. Few at Reaches. In splto of tho uncertain weather of yesterday there Iwero quite a few vlsltois (at the beaches. Thoso who returned from Sunset Hay said that It rained heavily In the morning nnd later turned off very nicely. Tho roads were a trifle slippery for tho nittos. Would Destroy Mull John llolgor. aged SI, was taken into custody Sat urday afternoon at his homo near Acme ou the Sluslaw. Tho old man scorned to bo suffering from an hal lucination that ho should destroy all the malt that he could get In contact with and worked himself Into a fury whllo tearing up tho missives. Viont to Hochui-g. Representa tives from tho local I. O. O. F. and tho Robeknh lodges left for Roseburg to attend the state convention that convenes thero tomorrow. Among thoso going todny were Mrs. Rata I.ando, Mrs. J. l.eo Rrown, Miss Car- Vie Ross, Israol I.ando, IV. 'Ilago melstor, Herbert Phillips and William Iiaoh. Riiys'ii Residence. Frank llorton has 'recently 'purchased from Itoy Carpenter a neat little bungalow In Englowood and on Tenth street, South. Tho lot Is 50 by 150. Mr. Horton expects to do quite a bit of repairing ou tho place though he says ho is not figuring on moving out thero, at least for tho present any way. Races Called Off. Ross Smith announced this morning that tho races scheduled for Decoration Day by tho Coos-Curry Auto Racing As sociation havo been called off. The day is to bo observed as one asldo from nil sports. The Association mombcrs, as soon a they saw there wns a fooling against tho rnces, Im mediately gavo them up. Few Were Fishing. Deputy Game Warden J. M. Thomnfi went up to Powers this morning to look over tho gnmo situation up there. Ho said that at Ten Mllo yesterday ho saw only two men out fishing, all tho re mainder being women, of whom ther wore qulto a .number. Ho winked when ho said this, Inasmuch ns wo inon do not havo to pay for their fish- lug licenses. Nniin Smith SiMikvn. In the wa torfront nows of tho San Francisco Kxamlnor appeared a nolo on Friday tolling1 of tho arrival thero or tno IT. S. Transi Sherman from tho Philippines. . .j skipper reported thnt on April '.' i spoko tho Nnnn Smith of Coos Hay, outward bound for tho Orient under charter. Ho said that "the vessel wis making IIh way through choppy seas, but asked to ho reported all well." Tho Nnnn Smith loft San Francisco about April 5 and Is not expected back on Coos Day until July. Are .Making Simoy. Capt. J, II. Polhemus cnnie up from Empire this morning nnd left on the early train for Coqullle. lletween tho county seat and llnutlon a survey Is being made of the river depths. He snld that the rain makes it difficult to get ncciirnto ilevths bccatibo the rtvor Is swelled. Up to Saturday evening tho dredge Mlchlu had taken 100,00) yards of sand from off the bar since she has been back. During the Inst week she was delayed two days be cause of Inclcmont weather. PiiKrM Arc Served. Deputy Sheriff W. O. Imlnl today served papers in connection with the contest of the recent recall election held In Eostsldc. Thero are two cases, one. nt Mm lnli. with W. V. Itvnrlv. form er school director ns lelator, versus Will Stcckcl and also tho stato, with Eleanor lludlock ns relator, vomits Ncls Nelson. Tho complnlut stntcs that tho recall election of the two school bonrd members was Illegal and declares that tho defendants "un lawfully and without right usurped tho offices of tho school directors" and It Is asked that Ihey bo restrained from 'holding tho offices. DRY WOOD t Campbell's Woodyard Jsurth Front Stroot Phone HH-J FOR TRANSFER AND BTOR.HJH OF HOUSEHOLD KOOIM, FREIGHT AND HAGOAGE Cull FERGUSON TRANSFER Phono hi:! Residence Phono J;-J Haiket Ave. ami Waterfront 1 p I1 1 I y . I ! , BROADWAY HOTEL 'at Bo nindeiii rooms foe U. it or . Indicium ut very low nit cm, with cook'"K pilvllego If lehlritl. P. O. ; I'ullillng. I MHMIHMB1HHaaMHMMa BICYCLE TIRES ; Them From Us. Wo Cliargo Nothing to Put Them " on Your Wlun'l I MARSHFIELD CYCLERY I WILLAMETTE-PACIFIC TIME SCHEDULE BETWEEN Marshfleld and Portland .(Now Effective) Irln No. l Leaves I 30 a m. ' 10 a.m. '50 a.m. '15 a. m. "OOa.m. MO a.m. ''"a.m. 11 50 a.m. 1 SO p. m. 16 P. m. J15a m. ' " P. m, Train No. 2. Stations Arrives Portland 10:15 p.m. Ar. Eugene Lv. 5:25 p.m. I.v. Eugono Ar. 5:15 p. ra. Not! 4:15 p.m. Mnploton 2:35 p.m. Cu3hman ( Flor ence) 2:10 p.m. Ada l:28p.m. Gardiner 1:00 p.m. Reedsport 11:20 a.m. North Lake 10:31 a.m. North Bond 9:40 a.m. Marshfleld fl:20a. m. , SAVE MONEY "I ordering the fatuous HENRYVILLE COAL R"t toal, ton $4.00 Lump coal, ton 93.50 0r I'Mf ton of lfoth..t.7S . MUSSON, Prop. p,'one 18-J or levo orders 11 Hllljer'a Clgnr Btoro Why buy cheap shoes in the belief that it is economy? One pair of Florsheims at $5 or $6 will prove posi tively that good shoes cost less in the end and you have the additional satis faction of correct style and perfect fit. Consider the quality of The Florsheim Shoe not the price Sold exclusively at the store For The Man Who Cares. Woolen Mill Stores MARSHFIELD :: :: NORTH BEND I '. k '. . 't: ', I g: 2 1 I Ji'WPi fa' s i j X PERSONAL MENTION X !$ H. U. RING was a week end vis itor hero from I.ampn. EDWIN M. HARVEY, from Point Terrace .spent hto week end here. RAY HEXHAM la noro todny on business from over ut Mckinley. HAROLD T. LEWIS wbb hero -over Sunday from his homo at Gardiner. A. TUESTROM nnd Jako Tuostrom came In Saturday evening from North Lake. FRANK STOCK was among the vIMtors In tho city yesterday from Stunner. E. O. RAYMOND was down yojtor ilny for n short visit from his place, at Templeton. .1. E. PAULSON, of Coqiilllo, camo ovor this morning to look aftor some matter.? of business, WILLIAM VAUGHN went out to tho Denver Hill enmp or McDon ald and Vnuglin this morning. J. II. FLANAGAN and Herbert Lockhart havo been enjoying a fow days fishing nt Ton Mlln. FRANK CATTERLIN left on tho morning trnln to call on tho trado In Coqiilllo Valley points. J. E. HURNETT and Gus Westlnnd woro down from Illiio Rltlgo to spend tho week end in tho city. It. G. SMYTHE, of Medford, hns arrived hero on business In con nection with tho Klnnoy proper ties. DEPUTY SHERIFF W. C. LAIRD enmo ovor this morning from tho county seat with some papers to jorvo. MRS. R08A PREU8S, who Is tench lug at Henvor Hill, spoilt the wcok end In tho city visiting .villi frlouds, MRS. LORENTZEN, Mrs. J. A. Ken nedy nnd Mr. and Mm. Johnson, woro arrivals horo Snturduy from Medford. MISS EDNA HARVEY, of Eugono, spent tho weok end with Miss Laura Ruth, who Is teaching nt Mllllngton. DEAN WILLIAM HORSFALL pass ed through from Hauilon this morning enrouto to Portland for a few dayi3. E. G. PERHAM wont back to his camp on tho morning train. Tho rain has been doluylng tho work considerably. F. P. WA1TE accompanied by Mr. Sinytho of Medford arrived horo Saturday evening to look after L.torcsts on tho Hay. MRS. E. E. STRAW returned Sat urday ovenlng from California whero sho was called by tho I'eath of bor mother. W. A. RUTH, Portland druggist, arrived in Marshfleld on Satur day to vldlt his sisters Mlssos Laura and Hazel Ruth . ('. A. SEHLHREDE and wlfo went out yesterday morning to Rosa burg whoro they will attend tho I. O. O. F. convention this weok. PAUL STERLING of Coqiilllo ro turnod Saturday night from u few days fishing at Ten Mllo, InkliiK forty flno ones with him. POMMASTHR HUGH M'LAIN went oor to Myrtle Point on thoj m.ir.iiiiK train to look aftor aomo mt nut work. i S'. .MOON and A. H. GIdley were) eallurs at Coqullle today, Thoy havo a contract for tho laying of la.u'lO street paving In tho mm tv seat. Ml slS ELVIRA FRIZERN wont ba. k to her work In tho sheriff's office this morning after spend ing the week end with her par ent. iUS-TRKT ATTORNEY h. A. LIL-JI-QVIST wont over to tho coun iv sen on tho morning train to alii ail tho monthly meeting of . lountv court. I THE RIY ALHERT HA88FORD ox pe tn to leave about Wednesday foi Sr itlo where bo is now pruain In Ho arrived hero Friday to speak Saturdny nt tho funeral of Mrs. A. 'A, Downs. JUDGE JOHN F. HALL, Grand Mas ter of tho 1. O. O. F. In Oregon, accompanied by Mrs. Hall, loft yeslerdiiy to nttend the state con vention. REV. ROllERT E. DROWNING left on this morning's trnln for Eu gene nnd Inter Portland. Ho In tends to go east for a fow wcokB on a vacation, going to Washing ton, 1). C. FRED GETTINS, D. L. Hiicklngham and Georgo Haines went out to Ten Mllo on the morning train, expecting to be thuro n few days on some surveying work. DAN E. MAl.ONEY and wlfo and children nrrlved homp SnturJny. Mrs. Mnlouey and children ware vi.ittu nt the homo of her sis ter, Mrs. Harry Paddock of Glad stone, near Portlnnd, while Mr. Mnlouey mndo a trip to I own. MRS. GEO. GETTING returned Snturduy afternoon from Port lnnd whero she was called a week ago by tho illueas nnd denth of her brother, llluod , poisoning resulting from n triple! frncture of his leg wus tho ctuu:c of dentil. W. F. MILLER, until a fow dayH ago superintendent of tho local railroad, left this morning for Portland thero to acquaint him self with his new duties iu assist ant geiiornl freight luuungor for Oregon. Mrs. Miller will prob ably go to Portlnnd within a week. Every Day Prices at the Penney Store Men's Suits )?H.IMI Men's Hats, UMT., $1.!S ... .US Men's Caps ...title llle illle, 2.V Dress Shirts, Boft collar ...40c Canvns Gloves, Knit Wrist, per pair ic Kahkl Pants, everyday "He Worsted Pants $f.lH, $l.ll, .51.'-, HHc Corduioys J? t .US Men's Tics . ,...U."c Men's Dress Shoes, llutton .s:i.r,ii, .ii.uh, iji'.U) Men's Work Shoes ijW.no, Ijlil.SM, .r-'.DH, !!., Si.l fl fnterporsttd J t NEW TODAY ' J r 111 ..M'imIiii- fin- niiIo all HIV household furniture, Including pluno. Phone iliPtf. S. V. Small. I r-uuiMU Ftll'M) XKAU TI.11I-.S iii-'i'ivi'. .v pocket knife. Owner mny rcolvo aitlclo at this orflce by paying for this ad. I X FOR RENT I ! FOR RKNT Modern fnrnlsliwl npts. rrlvnto bath, freo hent, water. $7 wcok, $22.50 month. Myrtlo Arms. FOR RENT Modem five-room bun enlow on 12th nnd Commercial Btrnots, $12.50 per month. Apply Going & Hnrvoy. GEORGE HAINES left this morning lor I'oriiiinu. no iiienus to tauo . ,, ,, , .... . ., .... , ., v, ., . Case, Kan Frnnc sco Mr. nnd Mrs. 11 trip tliruigh tho Northwestern,,, , .... . ,, Renter, Portland; Joo Gngo, Port lnnd; Henry Metcnlf, South Inlet; A. Tuestroin, Templeton, Jako Tuos trom, Templeton; John Meyer, Port laud; William It. Newmyor, Halom; George It. Howard, West lnko; 11. J. Roberts, Portlnnd; II. H. Ring, Uunpn; Ward Wolf. Salem; 8. M. elites and probably will liu gniai far 10 dnys or more. On his re turn he will probnbly go with his family back to his old homo In Sonoma county, California, and may locate thoro. t AT THE HOTELS X $? (Iiiiinllee 'Hotel 'A. F. Mcdlno, llnslou; G. A. Thoiu ns, Portlnnd: J. S. Gnllngher. Oak- lnnil: F. II. Wright, Portlnnd; I). I. McGeo, San Francisco; Charles E. Oliver, Portlnnd; Goorgo W. Kriise, Pony Inlet; Mrs. Rosa Preuss, Hea ver Hill;! Hornco R. Huinett, Port land: F. 11. Walto, Suthorlln; It. G. Kmytho, Medfoid; S. H. Rathfor. Utlca, Now York; W. It. Wing-. 81m Francisco; Horllo Rllla, Portland' Edwin M. Harvey, Point Terrnro; W. J. Wlswall, Portland; II. II. Voatnh, Portland; C. II. MeCiitchoon, San Francisco; W. A. Tolley, Sun Fran cisco; A. E. Tully, Wallowa; A. II. Stelnniotz, Portland; W. P. MrKonnn nnd wlfo, Lnmpn; T. C. O'Connor, Portlnnd; F. A. Coffin, Sun Frnncls- eo; Mr. nnd Mrs. I. E. Johnson, Port lnnd; Miss Dobornli Glbbs, Ollvetowu' Peter McKeown, Powers; II. L. Hull, Portlnnd; .1. II. Tomplo, Portland; II. W. Fnrrlngton, Portland; I. F. Gosser, Salem; II H. Ilnmmor, Port lnnd; A. It. Phillips, Portland; Har old T. Lnvls, Gurdlnor; Hen M0.M11I- lon, Myrtlo Point; Harry Preston, Coos Itlvor. St. Ijiwiciice Hotel E. F. Ilrowno, Reedsport; II. L. Iluxall, r.mplro; Miss Grnco DatoH, Sail Francisco; Georgo Wright, III no Ridge; E. J. Roberts, Portland; Mrs. H, Morgan. Emplro; J. Jackson, Co qiilllo; Joo Keller, Eugene; ('. E. Harris, Powers; Henry Ray, Port Or ford; Lloyd Cutllp and wlfo, Coos Itlvor; .InmoH Slieohim, Powers; J, F. Polley, Coqullle; Jack Polk, Iowa; Low F. Prlco. Sumner; J. II. Rooney, 111 110 RIiIkc; Sum Wilson, Hluo Rldgo; It. E. Sandorson, Hluo Rldgo; Frank Stock, Sumner; Ray Henham, Me Kluloy; E. ('. Raymond, Taniplotnn; E. .1. Roberts, Portland; L. (I. Mas tors, Suninor; J. E. Cowan, North iLnko; Kd, Matthes, Reedsport. I.loyil Hotel Mrs. I.oronlzen, Medford; Mrs J A. Kennedy, Medford; Mr. nnd Mrs. Johnson, Medford; James Clubb, Eu-1 genu; Joseph Lownlo, Hrnoklngs. Miss E. Lownlo, Hrooklngs; O. Ray, 1 Norway; l W. Custnor, Portlnnd: M j Dorvlii, San Francisco; C. A. Roslron, , San Francisco. Illi.iico Mold I Jack Wnyno, Myrtle Point; R 1 Lyster. Gardinor; G Dompsey, Del-' mar; Mlko McKeown, Delmnr; Earjt COHMIUK discofri:d AMR HK'A Hut ho doesn't mm It. Wo Dlil Not Discover PEROXIDE OF HYDRO GEN Hut Wo Sell It, 11111I for quality ami price jou can't llC4lt It. THE BUSY CORNER DRUG STORE Phono 20H Wo Deliver lininodMoly 10. (1. Kesko, I'ortlnnd; J. C. Arnot, Snn Francisco; R. Sorenson, Eugono; Gus Westlnnd, Hluo Rldgo; J. E. Hurnett, Hluo Rldgo; O. L. Hoglln, Coqiilllo; 8. F. Fmtes, Sunset Dny; .. .... . ...... i IIImI.. I !;. HlliyillC, nuniiior, viciirn i. mi Coos River; Isuuo Stlenson, Coos River; C. M. Rhodes, Empire! Goorgo ir. Wnsson, .South inlet; W. Wnrner, Milwaukee Hroiuhvay Hotel ,n .! .()0 week; $in.()0 1110. Hroadway Hotel. P. O. DIdg. FOR RENT. ROOMS, fi()c to 91.00 Day? ljt2 to ." Wcekj IloiiNekecp lug ApK, $H 1110. up. Frc Imtli. IJoyil Hotel Apt. . J J FOR SALE .1 FOR SALE Day old chlcUs. Phono fi-,1. E. A. Stonecyphor. Mrs. C. Dunn, Senttlo; Mrs. P. Pny atte, Soattlo; Guy Tumor, Reedsport; Mr. and Mm. J. II. lllggarstaff; ho attlo; Taylor Jones, Portland; R. Webster, Coos River; Henry Gnrnor, Portlnnd; F. G. Dodge, Portlnnd. SATURDAY'S ARRIVALS (liiuidlcti- Hotel Mr. Grlffen, San FrMicluro; II. E. Hollenbeck, Portlnnd; S.Leopold, Portland: E. L. Huinett, New York; E. Sandborg, Portlnnd; O. J. Gray, Portlnnd; Jiiiuim A. Green, Chica go; Attllla Normnn, Etigeiio E. K. Ingram, Salem; Isndoro VIIonsky, Snn Francisco; William Kulser, North Lake; L. Wnlter, Seuttlo; Henry Parcoll, Snn Francisco; A. Donaldson, Herkeloy; R. N. Don- aldsou, Ilerkoloy; M. Donaldson, Horkoluy; T. II. Huggo, Monroe, Wisconsin; C. W. Muddcu, Port land; V. T. Smith, Portland; T. E. O'Connor, Portland; W. J. Jenson, Coqullle; Ed McKeown, Powers; A. F. Medlno, San Francisco. Hlaiico Hotel Georgo It. Hammond, West LnKn; Wllllum R. Newmyor, Suloin; D. FraiiBon, Sunnier; W. Honior, Mil waiikce; lien Mnrsco, Hluo RUIge; L. II. Cook, Sulmii; J. It. Crook, Coos Itlvor. Lloyd Hotel O. Ray, Norway; Mrs. E. Lownlo, Hrooklngs; Jniuos Lownlo, llrook ings; C. W. Custnor, Poitlund; M. Dorvln, San Francisco; C. A. Roa trom; San Francisco; Mlsa Lllloy Roborts, PoworH; A. T, Thompson, Portland, St. Litwrenco Hotel Joo Kellur, Eugono; Henry Ray, Port Orforil; Mr nnd Mm. J. A. Homo, Coos Rlvor; C. Anderson, Coqulllu; P. Pnyotte, Seattle; S. Olbbson, Norway; Mlnuo Engeu. Norwuy; Mlko Hoone, Sumner; F. Gro3s, Powers; E. L. Hrnnd. Sumner. FOR SALE CHEAP Large; ''Clios- tor Whllo boar, nbout :i years old. C. W. Glbbs, Humor Ore. HOMESTEADS Cohlllo Indian Reservation, Wash., open for BOt tlomont. Drawing July 27th. About 500,000 acres. Comploto Map and Description. Postpaid 11.00, Smith nnd McCrea No. 22 ICaglo Hldg. Spokane Wash. FOR 8AI1F Small rmicli anil stock. Address "A" care Time.!. FOR SALE Hny inmv, V2 r. Iil.1t lbs. Sound, true, 1125.00. This la a flno nnluiul. Trudo for 900 or 1000 lb. homo. Sco or write, dipt. Galloway, Launch North Star. FOR HALE Complete M't of fur nlturo In four room houso. Soil clioaply If taken nt once. Phono 271'. F. Pugsloy, . . FOR HALF Completo set of fur niture for 5 room house and houso for rent. Apply "F" euro Times.- FOR HA LIC At once, Ifctuiiomy Itu Co. Place full of work. Stay and tench thoroughly. Flno chnnco for .miin and wife. Rest reasons for selling' . , FOR SALE Olio of A, J, C. cows duo to froshon In July. For tho prlco asked alio will moro than twlco pay for hersolf this year. Also somo flno heifer cuIvoh and year- lings from roglater of merit dams. Apply to, F. A. Hacclil HAVE THE ROOF FIXED NOW See C0RTHELL Phonn 3171 N TO-NIGHT Tho Woild'n GiealoM .Motion Picture "THE RATTLE CRY OF PEACE" An Inspired levelatloii Million by .1. Stuart Hlurktoii slioiis AweilcaV defeliselessness. Hf "-" ... , 'l.&.'i'J See Hie most beautiful hky Hue In ho woihl in flumes. The iiieliopnllx of tho n ester 11 lieiulspheio devaslated. Tho fall of New Yoik. The enemy iippionclilng. The ilefwil of the Merged Am ei lean forces. . Lan.lliiff of the l.ivadem. , ;. ' ' .. J2T.S One foith desiioj.Ml. " " ' ", y,,,, Our fleet beaten In Imttle. I '' AND MA XV OTHER THINGS TO SHOW THAT ARE NOT PRE PARED GA INST W.lt IV NINE HKi REELS Two ShoiVh 7 and :10 Ailmlssioii Up-lalrs or Down, 2.1 Cent. Children I0i? HPKIL MVriNEM TOMORROW AI'vrKRXOO.,Jtt:;0 foe out of (mill people. Two shows In the etiin. Samo prices. mm PARCEL POST YOUR LAUNDRY We Pay Return Charges. Prompt and Efficient Service COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY ,r " 1 ...ii iiiji jiiiij " mi ' L,',"Wmmwi i L