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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1909)
THE mm IAYS TllHEfc MARtHFIELl, ORiic'l, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1 909 EVENING EDITION 6imm Tr'mixi-iv.tmimr'tJrnietn'r 1- wTlUf'v T'T r -" T- Tlfe Man Who Handles Real Estate jfc jiy 1 CKLfMyjiii regularly as a business and a hobby ought to know something about property values. Wo bollevo that we can csavo you money on a home or a home site, and we think we have the choicest propertlea to select from. Make us your Real Estate agent, whether you want to buy, sell op exchange' town or country ' prop erty, and you will admit that It Is well worth While to have our experi ence as a guide. I We are general agents for EAST- SIDE and SENGSTACKEN'S ADDl. TION to Marshfleld and offering ex rtra terms and inducements to actual home seekers. Title Guarantee & Abstract Co. By H. Sengstacken, Mgr. Temple 3fc Wilson UNDERTAKING PARLORS. Funeral supplies In general. Licensed"embalxner with lady assistant. South Broadway. Telephones: OFFICE 2101. I RESIDENCE 2168. I K3HES3KSB5SZ& f LUNCHES. x $J Everything for a whole- t some and'dajnty luncheon. ti To be served here or V to take Home, t CORTHELL'S. X DELICATESSEN. , vDIAMOND Orown for Pacific Nortliwost Boll and OHraaW. Now on dtiplar at all beat dealer.. Ask for Cata topue. If notonta)eln7ournelchbortiood,wrlt oa, giving name of your dealer, and we will niaU you a packet of flower aeeda free for your troable FMIUND Still CO., POiTUNO, OIUMN, UJO MUM. WUH ASKL . roR-fl wr10 iliii WmuwitF mt 1 . t"fiiis'i4jB' In the next 10 days We are making a reduction on GENTS' AND LADIES' WATCrt iCHAINS. Call and look ovur our Btock. We can please you In mny pattern desired and prlw are right. Remember, wo guar antee every purchase. Repiiring, a specialty. DIAMONDS ON CREDIT. CARLETON JEWELRY COMPANY 'FIRST TRUST AND SAVING3 RANK DLDG., MARSUFIELD, ORE ta4..j,.,. . ....... United Wireless Telegraph Company TxfrnvA -rxf umrTT 'Messages Received For All Parts If you are interested in the 7 PER CENT, PREF., PARTICIPAT ING, FULL-PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE STOCK in the above Com pany, as an investment, please call on or vriW O. L. HOPSON, Fiscal Agt. COOS AND CURRY COUNTIES, BOX 823, MARSUFIELD, OREGON. COOS BAY Academy of Music KLMER A.'TOD, Director. Nam- O'OcmsmiU DidwCjr a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a- xz T a 7 a Shoes!? Every Pair Guaranteed! I The Woolen I Mill Store I Mill to Man Clothiers I a ' a A llARSH-FIELD, OREGON -8--tt-8---n-H-8--8-n- FINEWORK AND rROtPT deliver ALWAYS GUARANTEED. (?W&M4ir FnONE 571 pmmmmrm m cverytning oacK 3 R- i-Uo DiVr Marshfield Hand Rr foam I Qimrlni 7 VI I. - .I ..I... I'---'- ' '1' TIT A"VTIT,T?TT of the World. PHONE 800 a ' I S'el? fRoyar I Blue I s 1 EHI i WM Piano Mr. Elmer A. Todd, Utm Lucy S. Horton. Voice Miss Mabla Clare Mlllia. Art of Expreafeaon llrs. Rebecca Luse-Stump. daises in Har- nrony, Sight Reading, etc. Pboa,lWH5 TAWLg' ' LOCAL THllPHtt-ATURE R- TOUT. . . For twenty-four hours end- ' lng at 5 p. m., Feb. 21, by Mrs. 'E. Jlingus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum 42 Minimum 35 ' At 5-p. m 48 ' Precipitation 31 f Wind, Northwest; partly cloudy..1 ' BORN. HUTCHINS To Mr, and Mrs. J. N. Hutchlns of South Marshfleld, Sat urday, February 21, a nine-pound soh. Mother and child are getting along nicely. SMITH To J. Irving Smith and wife of North Bend, a daughter. Social Tonight. The Chamlnado Club will enjoy a social evening at the Finnish hall this evening. Eachv member and associate member is to be allowed to bring one guest. Go On Picnic. About forty Marshfleld people, mostly former Ok- lahomans. left on the Flyer this' morning for Charleston Bay and the beach where they will enjoy a picnic: Child Quito Sick The. baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder, who has been 111 for the' past week was taken to the Marsh fleld general hospital yesterday. While the little one Is quite ill, strong hopes are held out for her recovery. IS Very 111. D. C. McCarty, fore man of the Coos Bay Water Com pany and a well-known and highly respected resident of Marshfleld, Is critically 111 of heart trouble at his home. Last evening? he was very low 'and there was but little change in his condition today. Sustains Paralytic Strokes. Mrs. Butler is still quite ill at her home in Gardiner as a result of two slight paralytic strokes sustained within the last two weks. Dr. Ar L. House- worth 'who 'attenddd 'her 'hopes 'for her rapid recovery. Mrs. Butler is the mother of Mrs. Flye of Marsh fleld. Council Tucsdny. The Marshfleld city council -will meet Tuesday even ing. The question of deciding wheth er or not the city will buy the lot at the foot of B' street for $10,500 and open the thoroughfare to the bay, will probably be the most impor tant business to come up although there is a large amount of routine business. Return Tuesday. The Wilhelmlna reached Coquille this morning with forty tons of freight for there and Myrtle Point. She will return Tues day with a load of shingles and Im mediately make a return trip to Co quille river points. Washington's Birthday. Today, FOR RENT Four-acre ranch. Ekblad & Son. FOR SALF Five first 'Class milk cows. Address W. F. Piper, North Bend, Oregon. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for housekeeping. Phone 1731. WANTED Girl for general homework. Apply Mrs. Robt. Marsden, Sr Cedar street. FOR SALE Undertaking business for sale. For particulars, apply at C, A. Johnson Furniture Store. FOR RBOT McKeown bungalow In South Marahfleld. Firo place nnd nil modern- conveniences. Apply Arthur McKeown, Flanagan & Bennett Bank-building. WANTED Potatoes. Dow. Bee F. S. FOR RENT Large Btororoom, dou ble front, adjoining Breakwater warehouse. See Robt. Marsden or phone 481. WANTED Carpentering and Job work. Corthell, phone No. ESI. tJBkM-B.f'h r THE '--"o - the anniversary of the birth of George Washington, was not general ly observed as a holiday in Marsh fleld. The banks were about the only business houses to close. The pub lic schools were nlso closed. To night the Rev. G. S. Clovenger will conduct a suitable program at the First Baptist church. o -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a- LAKESIDE RIPPLES I T . a -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a LAKESIDE, Ore'., Feb. 22. The school board of Lakeside had a meet ing Thursday. Mr. Plnkerton of North Slough, was engaged to teach the coming term. School will start the first of March Instead of in May as usual. Alex Carlson was in Marshfleld on business last week. Wm. Beatty was in Thursday on business. Lakeside P. L. Clmino has completed his new residence on his claim. Henry Llttleman has returned from a business trip to Marshfleld. C. M. Byler is building a largo ad dition to the restaurant in Lakeside. R. J. Reeves has gone on a busi ness trip to San Francisco this week. Wm. Ingersoll and Chas. Brooks have gone to Marshfleld to work in the Smith mill. , Mrs. Hedden returned this week from a visit with friends and rela tives In Marshfleld. Abe Enyart Is preparing his ranch for a shipment of Angora goats he will receive In the near future. i Mr. Joseph Frlzzell had the mis fortune to have Beveral head of cat tle die during the storm of the past few days. P. L. Clmino had the misfortune o have a case of cigars and tobacco taken from the warehouse at North Slough "Wednesday. Nothing has bpen heard of it as yet. yuue an enjoyauie time was nau at Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schroeders on yalentlno's day when the Lakeside Whist Club gave a party In honor of jtfiss Nlta's 15th birthday. FEAR FREE LUMBER. American Dealers Protest Against Proposed Removal of Turin. WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 22. Announcement that the House com mittee on ways and means had deter mined to recommend the abolition of the tariff on all grades of lumber is bringing to Washington lumbermen from all parts of the country to lobby against the adoption of the Report. The lumber Interests will use the argument that if congress abolishes the tariff the lumber in dustry of the country will bo dealt a blow from which it will never re cover. The lobbyists are particularly anxious to have the duty on the low grades preserved, saying if this is not done the country will bo flooded with lumber from Canada. The decision of the committee Is based on the view that the lumber Industry of the country is controlled by a trust and Is therefore not en titled to further protection. Thdre are more than COO women studying medicine' at French univer sities. At present Paris has,ovor 100 members of the fair sex who aro physicians, many -of them holding important posts in connection with schools. TRY Lillian Coal. A' Street Dock. Best CHICKEN FEED at Haines. Read The Times want ads. 'omDows lagazme IF YOU'VE GOT a little more money than you need for every-day uses, that's liable to find its va to Wall Street some time "for goodness' sake" in vest 1 5 cents of it in the March EVERYUODV'S and find out how much chance you've got in ' the big fellows' game." , Your 1 5 cents will pay you back in $ $ $. For Salo Ry ' Norton & Hansen I Personal Notes J. H. FLANAGAN went to Myrtle Point today on business. DR. J. W. RICHARDS, a physician of Portland, was a passenger on the Alliance today. MRS. W. H. SHORT who was operat ed upon Saturday, is reported get ting along nicely. MRS. TAYLOR of South Marshfleld, who has 'been very 111 for soveral weeks, Is somewhat Improved. MRS. MYRON McGUIRE, who under went a serious operation at her homo in South Marshlfleld a short tiirie ago, is now improving. MRS. EMMET PIERCE of South Marshfleld, who has been suffering with Inflammatory rheumatism for sevoral weeks, is slowly Improving. JUDGE HALL leaves tomorrow morning for Coquille to hold prob ate court. He will return on Wed nesday. WALKER, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Frank Rummell, left on the Roseburg stage this morn ing for a pleasure trip to Port land. P. M. HALL-LEWJS left today on the launch 'Central, with a barge' of lumber In tow to bo used In improving the buildings on his ranch at Catching Inlet. M'SS MAY STAUFF has sufficiently recovered to be able to be up and around the T, J. Hall home whore she is staying. It will bo some time though before she will be able to venture out-of-doors. NORTH BEND NEWS BORN To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gardiner on Saturday; a 10-pound daughter.' Mr. Gardiner was' fdrm'er- ly city recorder and is now cashier of the First National Bank. The Welhelmlna sailed from here yesterday for Bandon. Mrs. Ed. Noah of Eastport, visited frlonds here' yesterday,' ,MIss Selma Holm of Marshfleld, visited North Bend friends Sunday. Mrs. Harriett Nichols of Marsh fleld, spent Sunday with relatives here. Miss Edith Holmes of Marshfleld, was the guest yesterday of MIsb Ellen Anderson. . ' The successful revival services be ing held at the United Brethren church, will continue through the week. Mn and Mrs. A. Nolson and son, Francis of Haines ( Inlet, were the guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. RIggs. The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So ciety will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Jennie McLeod of North Bend Heights. Miss Maude Coke Sunday resumed her place In the chair In the Presby terian church for tho first time In soveral months. CAUSES STIR HEBE. Presence of Government Land Mun Giws Risri to RuinorH. All sorts of nimors aro In circula tion In Marshfleld as a res'ult of the presence of Inspector Alexander of tho United States Land Department on tho Bay. Mr. Alexander was sent hero to look up some timber claim matters on which tho patents wore held 'up on account of alleged irre gularities, Rumors of a sensational oxpose of alleged "shady deals" In volving well-known peoplo aro be ing circulated, but it Is belioved that these stories aro withoiit foundation. Mr. Alexander has not glvon out any Intimation of anything of tho kind. Ho says that there Is nothing sensa tional or for publication concerning hlB trip hero as it Is moroly his reg ular work. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, the S. S. FIFiriLI) sailing from Bandon, Wed nesday, February 24, at 3 p. m. Un surpassed accommodations. FIRST CLASS FARE, ?7.SO. Try LILLIAN COAL. Phono 1631 Read The Times want ads. NORTH BEND: 111' DISCUSS PORT Meeting Called For Thursday Night Following Heated Con troversy Over Plan. The North Bend Chnmber of Com merce 'at Its last meeting arranged to hold a general mee'tlhg next Thursday, February 25th to act on tho Grimes resolution passed by tho Joint executive committees Of tho North Bend and Marshfleld Cham bers of Commerce recommending to the Chamber of Commerce of both cities that hereafter the two cities have a representation of two mem bers from North Bend and three from Marshfleld on the port commission when organized. Messrs. Loggle and Brigham sever ely criticised thp committee from the North pend Chamber of Commerce for agreeing to tho Grimes' resolu tion. Mr. Brigham stated that any man from North Bond who would stand for that arrangement was dis loal to North Bend. For this ho was promptly called down by Attor ney Derbyshire anil by the members voted out of order. Tho meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was then adjourned and those present resolved to hold an unofficial meeting to dis cuss tho matter In all its phases. Fred Hollster was made chairman of tho meeting and Mr. Brigham was given the floor to be heard. Mr. Brigham stated that he was for North Bend to have two members, Marshfleld two ahd Empire one on the port conimlssloh.f He Bald that if Marshfleld was permitted tb have three on this commission that it might result In the incorporation of another poi't to be called the "Coos Bay Port of Empire," arid that the five commissioners for this port would be two from North Bend, two from Empire and one from Cooston, but he 'advised' against this and be lieved 'that one general port should be organized, but if Marshfleld per sisted In haVln'g three members that this port would never bo organized. Mr1. Brigham aiso stated that Mr. Snlne of the Southern Oregon Com pany, had been in Loggie & Brig ham's office that day and Informed them that if the anangements as proposed by the two commercial or ganizations carried, that they, tho Southern Oregon Company, would fight the organization of tho port td"-. a finish and if necessary carry tho case to the Supreme Court of the United States. At this point of the discussion Messrs. Dlers, Loggle and Brigham became tangled up In a tilt. When order was restored, Hollster, the chairman, convinced that If any more of that was to occur ho would turn thq chnlr over to a referee. Tho trouble was caused by H. C. Diers saying that It seemed remarkable that an agent of tho Southern Oregon Company should within a few min utes after arriving on the Break water, know where to find a certain olllco In North Bend whero all tho plans of tho opposition to tho organ ization of the port were being per fected, and there, announce tho plan of tho Southern Oregon Company nnd presumably discussing tho mat ter as to where tho Blnows of war were to come from, Mr. Brigham also read a petition purporting to having been signed by the business men' of North Bond. In analyzing the petition, Diers said that It looked as though an alliance? had been mado between the Southern Oregon Company and cortaln tido land interests with headquarters in Logglo & Brlgham's office to fight the organization of tho port to a fin ish if organized along the lines pro pos6d by tho North Bend and Marsh flold Chambers of Commerce. To this, loggle and Brigham mado a sweeping denial, but updn bolng further" questioned, they persisted In that one appointment on the port commission should come from Etr. plre. There being only thirly-nlno voters at Empire, thoy failed to an swer Mr. Diers' question "Why this small vote should be entitled to a. member or half as much as Marsh fleld with her 800 votes and North Bend with hor 500 votes?" Friday evening's meeting resulted In a number of signers this morning taking their nanles off the potltion which has been circulated protesting against tho arrangement of two from North Bond and three from Marsh fleld on tho port commission. A No. 1 BRAND milk 75o doz. J2.7G case (48 cans), Condonsary North Bend. Mil M j'tf K a''-1' vzk