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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1907)
jtewjin-n' 4HW " jwuUi'tcw " TIIE DAILY OOPS DAY TIMES, MAKSHFIELD, OKEGON, SATl'ltDAY, JUNK 8, 1007. 3C&&S2i2yQp lad - WABii' Bftafis2lifs PACKARD SHOES FOR MEN In these clays of frenzied advertising any style is represented as the latest out, up-to-date, &tc, and so aviso people are booming more and nore careful in selecting their shoe store. Well Iressed people will do Avell to look to our new shoo lepartment for the correct thing on shoes The lame "TAUKAKD" or "JULIA MAKL,UWJS" shoe is a guarantee of quality and an endorse lentor a style that is absolutely unquestioned. Finnish Co-Operative Store Julia Marlowe Shoes For Women FORMAL OPENING OF THE LH Vivanh Cafe will be held tomorrow. There will be a concert by the Coos Bay Orchestra during the day. Everybody invited. Come early and get your tables. North Front Street opposite City Hall ELEVEN HOUR DAY C. A. Smith Lumber Mill Will Woik Atlriltion.il Hour Much Lumber To Saw. Owing to the laige amounUof lum ber to be sawed by the C. A. Smith mill, the greater n.ut of which Is needed at the earllost possible date, the eleven hour day was established jesterday in place of the ton hour day which has beon In force in the past. The facilities for getting logs to the mill will nlso have to be in creased at once. DAILY TllAXSriCHS. Geo. W. Mai tin et ux, to O. It. Wlllard, lots 1 and 2, blk 24, Watlclns Extension of North Add, Coquille, deed, Con., Marshfleld Land Co., to Laura Weaver, lots 13 and 14, blk 13, Bay Park, deed. . .Con., Alva Doll to John Mitchell, lots 1, 2 and 3, blk 5, Azalea Park Add., Qaudon, deed.. Con., n. G. Flanagan et ux to J. J. Clinkenbeard, lots 9 and 10, blk. 9, plat A, dlv. 1, deed. . Con., Marshfleld Land Co. to Chas. N. Edman, lots 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, blk. C, Bay Park, deed Con., H. O. Leonhardt to Heimian Smlthgall, half interest in lots 21 to 30, Inclusive, blk. 39, Railroad Add., Marsh fleld, deed Con., Henry C. Bowers dt al, to Anna Gage, lots 13, 14, 15 and 1G, blk. 15, plat A, Ban gor, deed Con., $375 145 old 10 10 on - 435 150 10 G. W. Temple et ux, to Charles Thorn, lots 6, 7, 8, blk. CO and part o lots 4 and 5, blk. GO, Porter Add. to N. Bend, deed Con., 3,750 Sadie B. Cook to Joseph P. Jaeger, lots 1, 2, 3, blk. 2, Edmonston's First Add. to Marshfleld, deed Con., 1 It. L. Edmonston et al, to Eliza beth Shultz, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 21, 22, 23 and 24, blk. 5, Edmonston's First Add., Marshfleld, deed Con., 1 Mrs. Cornelia A. Tower to F. A. Krlbs, S of SW Vi, NW Vi of SW Vi, Sec. 22, Twp. 25, It. 11, deed. .Con., Morton L. Tower et ux, to F. A. Krlbs, S Vs or NW Vi. NE Vi of SW Vi, lots 2, 6 and 7, Sec. 22, Twp. 25, It. 11, deed Con., Morton Tower et ux, to F. A. Krlbs, lots 1, 4, 3, Sec. 22, lots 4 and 5, Sec. 23, Twp. 25, It. 11, deed Con., A. E. Bilgham et ux, to C. L. Trabert, E Vs. of SE Vi , See. 12, Twp. 30, R. 10, deed.. Con., 500 500 1,000 10 James F. Stevens et ux, to C. L. Trabert, S Vs o NE Vi. E of NW Vi. Sec. 24, Twp. 29, R. 13, deed. .Con., 1 Simpson Lumber Co., to Matt. Kjelland, lot 10, Blk. 34, North Bend, deed Con., 5 Sante Fe R. R. Co., to Frank E. Alley, N Vs of NE Vi, Sec. 8, Twp. 26, R. 10, deed. Con., 2,000 Herman S. Hermanson to Frank E. Alley, NE Vi, SW Vi and NW Vi, Sec. 20, Twp. 2G, R. 10, deed. .Con., John F. Swenson et ux, to Frank E. Alley, NW Vi, Sec. 28, Twp. 26, R. 10, deed. . . Con., C. O. Gilkey et al, by Sheriff, to Caroline M. Myers, lot 4, blk. 2, Coquille City, deed. Con., M. L. Grout and husband to Geo. J. Schaefer, lot 5, Sec. 4, Twp. 25, R. 13, deed.. Con., Minerva Lowln to A. Lowin, lot 1, Blk. , Woodland Add, Bandon, deed.. . .Con., 10' 10 625 10 100 James Richmond to Edith J. Culln, lots 4 and 9, Blk. 7, North Add, Coquille, also 1 acre adjoining said lots, deed Con., 1,000 Jay E. Adams et ux, to James Richmond, lots 4 and 9, Blk. 7, North Add, Coquille, also 1 aero adjoining said lots, deed , . . .Con., G. A. SIgnalness et ux, to O. C. Rico, NE Vi of 6E Vi , of SE yit Sec. 20, NW Vi of NW Vi, Sec. 21, NE Vi and SE Vt of NW Vi, NE Vi of SW Vi, Sec. 29, Twp. 26, R. 11, deed Con., John W. Cook et ux, to II. P. Gurhea, lots 28 and 29, Blk. D, Plat A, Bangor, deed.. Con,, M. J, McDonald et ux, to F. Burkholder, lots 7 and 8, Blk. 56, Elliott's Add, Co quille, deed Con., Frank Burkholder to Albort P. MUlerHots 7 and 8, Blk.r50, Elliott's Add, Coquille, deed Con., 10 10 10 10 J. P. Stemler et ux, to M. J. Krantz, part of SW Vi of NE Vi. Sec. 15, Twp. 2S, It. 11, deed Con., 150 II. Walleruis et al, to Dora A. Krantz, S V6 of SW Vi , Sec. 15, Twp. 28, It. 11, deed. . Con., 1,100 J. O. Stemler to M. J. Kiantz, part of SE of NW , Sec. 15, Twp. 28, R. lit deed Con., 150 Notes from many lands. Lord Cromer statos that Egyptians have a pioponsity for hoarding goid A native who lecontly died left $400,000 in gold stored "in his house and many of them possessed of wealth will borrow money at interest to conceal the fact. Large quanti ties of gold coin aro annuallj melted if In Egypt and converted into orna ments. 1 Consul General J. r. Bray, of Mel bourne, supplies information con cerning the Austialian method of as sessing for municipal taxation which can be consulted at the buieau of manufacturei s. The export of Canadian apples is growing under the favorable condi tions that exist for cold storage on ocean steamers, etc. A lecent con signment of Baldwins, packed In boxes of 125 each, brought in Leads, England, ?1.44 to $1.56 per box. The export of British automobiles and bicycles and parts has greatly in creased. So far this year's value of exports aggregates about $1,500,000 dining the first thiee months, neaily double the value in tho like period of 1906. The exports of opium from India into China in 1905-C amounted to G2.938 chests, vaued at $31,572,555, as against 6G.8G1 chests, worth $35, 411, 4S0, In 1904-5. The export duty per che&t is $166.66. Consul R. S. Green writes fiom Vladivostok that the demand Is small for English typewriters in that Si berian port, but that a good sale might be built up in first class ma chines supplied with Russian type. Consul W. H. Gale of Puerto Plata, advises that tho Cuban Eastern Rail way Company contemplates extend ing the Itineiary of the steamship Oteri so as to Include ports in Santo Domingo, Porto Rico and Haiti. Lord Cromer, in his report to the British government for 190G, esti mates that Egypt's cotton yield in ten or fifteen years will be 10,000, 000 cantars (cantar Is 99.05 pounds). The crop of today is about 6,750,000 cantars. The value of the maple sugar out put of Canada is placed at $2,000,000 which Is supposed to represent three sevenths of the output of the world. The adulteration of foods act has measurably put a stop to the mixing of cane or beet sugar with maple, as such mixture must be marked "adul terated" or "compound." Commercial travelers in India are permitted to ply their vocation with out having to take out licenses, but foreigners are not allowed to enter certain states without a pass, which they have no trouble in securing. Tho railways make no concessions as to fares and only a few of tho lines make concessions as to baggage, but some of the roads carry baggage at half tho ordinary rate for overweight at the owner's risk. In most native states a duty is levied on tho value of goods sold. E'iffreteaa TIDE TABLE. The following table shows the hlgfr and low tides at Empire for each day during tho coming week: High Water. A. M. P. M. June. h. m. Feet. h. m. Feet. Sat., 8 5:50 0.2 5:41 2.6 Sun., 9 G:32 -0.1 6:22 2.9 Mon., 10 0:07 8.8 1:17 G.8 Tues., 11 0:38 8.8 1:54 6.7 Wed., 12 1:09 8.7 2:30 6.7 Thurs., 13.. 1:41 8.5 3:05 6.7 FrI., 14 2-14 8.3 3:42 6.7 Sat., 15 2:31 7.9 4:16 6.9 Low Water. A. M. P. M. Juno. h. m. Feet. h. m. Feet. Sat., 8 11:52 7.0 11:33 8.8 Sun., 9 12:37 0.9 0:00 0.0 Mon., 10 9:09 -0.4 6:57 3.2 Tues., 11... 7:43 -0.4 7:30 3.4 Wed., 12 8:15 -0.4 8:02 3.0 Thurs., 13... 8:43 0.2 8:35 3.7 Frl., 14 9:13 0.0 9:13 3.7 Sat., 15 9:4C 0.2 9:57 3.7 To find tho tide hours at other Coos Bay points, figure as folows: At tho bar, -0.43; at North Bond, add 0.40; at Marshfleld, add 1.51; at Milllngton, add 2.15. fli OUTSIDE MARKETS. Now York, Juno 7. Lead and cop per, unchanged; .silver, 6G. Chicago, Juno 7. July wheat opened 9696c, closed at 9J; barley, 72 75; Northwcstorn, 181'. San Francisco, Juno 7, Un- Portlandjf'JunQUnchanged, Tacoma, Juno 7. Wheat unchanged. yttoIUlMtta;iUgaMasflja rjgjv::ui..'j.wj.i'rjt.viiii!-,' jiri-.;.--:' .'m Coos Bay Paint & Wallpaper Co. Carry a full line of lastcst styles in Wallpaper also best paints Varnishes, Stains Enamels Brushes LMng, Tacks et,c. Don't, forget the place 2nd near C. st. lliefiolzianShoe Made -with leather soles but canvas uppers. "Fits like your footprint." TDeGotzianShoQ 1 Made in St. Paul since I A W I "Fits like your foot- I m- , m r-rnr limrrriTlrr-n SI 1 1 IC 1 v JL zJLJU II We have opened up in the Old Dean Building an up-to-date modern hard ware store Every thing in the store is new and com bined with our long exper ience in the hardware busi ness are in a better position to furnish what you may need than most of the stores of this class A complete line of gener al Hardware Tinand Gran ite Ware; Household Sup plies, Sporting Goods, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Builders Hardware, Carpenters Tools Stoves, Ranges and Garden Implements We trust that we may be able to do a share of your business and cordially invite you to call and inspect our stock EKBLAD (8b SON 1 . 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