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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1909)
ssbp - "vjMfc HH "$ii' jfSi-xv. & 3& S5S3SBKt:a - -W&3ffl&8K--s THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1909-EVENING EDITION l is o BENNETT SWAXTOX will leave to morrow for Portland on business. No Sunday Service Provided For Coos Bay Arouses Protest. ' The change In Coos Bay's mall sen Ice Is arousing a storm of crit icism here, and steps will probably be taken soon to get relief from what Is feared will be the worst ser vice that the Bay has had In years. An ml nn dpfinltfi ntntpment hns been '..'., , . M!E. W. KAMMERER will leave ietcicu jici c ud ,j iuc b vi'v.ti, I Personal Notes f STEVE LAPP is hero from Coqullle for a few days visit. VM. McXEIL of Ten Mile, is Marshfleld business visitor. C. E. HOLLOPETER of Bandon, Is in the city en route to Portland on business. TOM JAMES and family left this morning for Ten Mile where they will spend a few days. plans, and It looks as though the Postofllce Department was going to let "a hit or mis3" mall service pre vail. Today, It was learned that It was likely that Coos Bay would not have any Sunday'servlce. At any rate, the local railway has not been in structed to provide Sunday train ser vice which will be necessary to trans port the mail between here and Myr tle Point. The local railway owing to its old contract for handling the local mall between here and the Coqullle Val ley does not receive any additional pay for the additional service it is re quired to give in handling the out--slde mail. Since the outside mail has been added, the railway has to provide additional drayage service to carry the malls between the postof flces and the trains which costs al most as much as the company gets for handling the mall. Besides this, the mail has been get ting into Myrtle Point late and near ly every day the train has to wait for it. Agent Miller stated today that the train could not be held long and when the roads get real bad, It Is likely that there will be many days during the winter when Coos Bay won't receive any mail. A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will probably bo called within a few days to take the mat ter up withtho postofllce department. ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The Washcalore has finished tak ing on her cargo at Njith Beiuljind eailed for San Francisco. All of the boats In the lower Bay which had been delayed by the rough weather outside crossed out yesterday. The Chehalls was sent to Grays Harbor this week. She originally ealled for Coos Bay but her destina tion was changed and word was sent out to her by the tug Columbia when ehe arrived off the bar hero.. NOTICE. I have taken up two-year-old red lieifer. Unless ownor claims animal within five days, I will sell same un der city pound ordinance. A. G. AIKEN, Acting City Marshal of Marshfleld, Or Dated, November I, 1909. to morrow for Portland and other northern points on business. MISS HELEN SIMPSOX will leave tomorrow for Portland where she will spend a few weeks with friends. . C. GOIXG Is having a residence erected just east of the intersec tion of Eleventh street and Central avenue. EGAX AHLQUIST, Who has been in Portland for the past few months, arrived here today and will remain on the Bay. JOHX MICHELBIUXK of Allegany, was in town this week securing lumber for a house he will erect on his place near there. MISS SIGXA LAKSON, who has spent the past year In Portland, arrived here today. Her folks re side in Bunker Hill. WARREN L1TTLEFIELD and wife and Miss Teresa Manclet arrived heie from Portland today. They are en route to Bandon. THOS VIGARS, formerly engaged in the real estate business in North Bend, arrived here from Portland today to look after business on the Bay. MRS. HARVEY, who has .been visit- rti, ing at the home of her son, Tom Harvey, will leave on the Break .water for her homo in Grants Pats. J. C. MANN, familiarly known as "Dad," has resigned as night, clerk at the Blanco hotel and will leave the Bay soon. Frank Lang suc ceeds him. MR and MRS. H. W. GREEN and family who recently came from Seattle, have located a homo In West Marshfleld, and are going to spend the winter here. O. W. BRJGGS was taken suddenly ill at his homo on South Broadway last evening. He Is suffering from a severe attack of stomach trouble and may be taken to the hospital today. HANI) and foot power WHEELS at MILNEK'S. K.MEUY Ollivant & Weaver -THE- PURE FOOD GROCERS Phone us your Snliiiclay order for fancy good, and IVesli Fruits and Vegetables Pineapples Cantaloupes Grapes (Concord) (Black) (Tokays) (White) lluiuiims Oranges JjOlllOUS Apples Pears Quinces NL'TS ' Cocoaiiiits Walnut Almonds o' Calibai's Ciiullllower .Squash Pumpkin Ripe Tomatoes Green Tomatoes Green Corn Carrot l'ai-Milps Beets Turnips Sweet Potatoes Cueiiinliers Celery Parsley Green Peppers lied Peppers GOOD TREATMENT; FAIR PRICES Pj-onipt Delivery Phone 275 REV. G. LeROY HALL of Medford, arrived here on the Breakwater to day and will occupy the pulpit of the Marshlleld Baptist church at the Sunday morning and evening services. ED. SMITH, who has been engineer at the Prosper MM Company's log ging camp on tho Coqullle, Is spending a few days here befoie taking a now position In the camp at Smith's Basin. past seven months as a member of the United States Civil Engineers Corps that has been surveying In Coos and Curry counties principal ly upon the timber reserves. . B. DALY has returned from a bus iness trip to Bandon. He says that the construction of the new Cody mill Is being rushed as rapid ly as possible and they expect to begin roofing sotneof the buildings wKhin' the next ten days. The mill will have a capacity of about 100, 000 feet per day when completed. WM. CANDLIN of Coqullle, is in Marshfleld on business. He re ports that the schooner Oregon, with a cargo of bricks from -San Francisco for the new First Na tional Bank building of Coqullle, came clear up the river yesterday and is unloading at the Coqullle. wharf. pguiiwwWiwntfirMui $3.00 Our $3.50 Prices $4.00 DANIEL R. S. WALKER, the well known Oregon loan man of Rose burg, accompanied by his wife, ar rived today for a stay In Marsh fleld. He has opened temporary quarters in I? S. Kaufman & Co.'s real estate office and expects to lo cate a permanent branch office on Coos Bay. PRIZES FOR ARTICLES. diminish-i reward SO , 95,000 To Be Chen For I5e!,tEi,ays On Pacific Northwest. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 3. Five thousand dollars will be given by the Portland Commercial Club In prizes for the best newspaper and magazine articles on Portland, the state, or the Pacific northwest. The offer holds good during the coming year and the one writing the- best article will be rewarded with a check for $1,000. Second bast will get $500, and u gradual y ing scale of prices will writers. The contest Is open to everyone. The conditions are that the articles must be printed In a newspaper or magazine of gjneral cii dilation, printed anywhere outside. of the sta tes of Oregon and Washington. Marked copy of the publication must then be sent to the Portland Com mercial Club, where it' will bo turn ed over to three judges named by the governor of Oregon. The ar ticles may be printed between the dates of November 1, 1909, and De cember 31, 1910. Almost any phase of the northwest may be used as subject matter of the articles. The length Is optional with the plan of the to have u u O Do Not Wait Until you have wet. feeL, and a doctor bill to pay before you buy shoes that, will keep your feet dry. Come in Now and let us fit, you to a pair of Weber Bros, WORLD FAMOUS WATER PROOF O ns Shoes The only shoe on Coos Bay ABSOLUTE LY GUARANTEED at the price. WE SAVE YOU MONEY. WE KEEP YOUR FEET DRY. Carleton Shoe Co J. T. Sullivan, Manager First Trust and Savings Bank Building, Opp. Chandler 1& In CO and treatment writer. The Commercial Club is not the northwest "boomed" In the common meaning of the term so much as It is to have the people of the country become more familiar with this portion of the United States and give expression to their views In such articles as will be ac ceptable to papers throughout the entire continent. A" FINK line of new leather and SEAL HAND-HAGS at the RED CROSS DRUG STORK. WI1KAT J1.S0 at HAINES. aaamanamaaaaaaaauKKauaaaa RAILROAD I WM. WINSOR of Gold Reach, who has been in Portland and other. points for a few weeks, arrived here on the Breakwater today. He will visit with nitron. C. S. Wln sor, at North Rend for a few days before proceeding homo. SUPERINTENDENT T. C. RUSSELL of the Beaver Hill mines, was in Mnrshllold on business yesterday. He now has ono of the largest foices at work In tho mlno that has aver .been employed thero to supply the demand for coal In the various markets. J. H. ZIEOLKR loturned today from a trip to his old homo near Spok ane, accompanied by his children. Mr. and .Mrs. Zlegler camo hero a short time ago to look tho coun try ovor and have decided to re main huro, Thoy are occupying tho MoFavlnno flat on South Brand w ay. J. HARRIS will leave today on the riant for his homo in Jacksonville, Florida, for a visit of two months. Mr, Harris has been hero for the 8. Our $3.50 Prices $4.00 m &2&Z2MM0ftftjmftft; -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a TWO SNAPS FINANCIAL m , TWO beautiful 50-foot lots in South Marshfleld, splendid locadon, together. ..$1,000 . TWCi lots in Railroad Addi tion, on the hill, finest point for commanding city and bay i view, most desirable loca- I A. tlon, together $400 t To Be II BUILT I Ask Aug. Frizeen about U GOOD BUYS and where they are. Both the above parcels are considerably "under the mar ket," and we recommend them as first class Investments, and locations for attractive homes. I. S. KAUFMAN & CO. (Across, from Chamber of Commerce.) i i-::--::-::-t:-t:-K---K-- a 68 Central Ave. :: n::im::tiutt:::n::::::tmt::t::::::::::t CASH for Potatoes, Apples, Onions, Wool, Hides mill Pelts. Ware-, houio Alliance No. -. Olllcc ad joining on Uroaihvay No. 178. A DOLLAR SAVED is a DOLLAR MADE The habit of saving, formed early in life, i the foundation' of many a fortune. Thrifty people patronize the savings bank and prosper Deposits (a savings banks have proven more safe and profitable than any other class of Investment for people who must build up a fortune fiom dally savinb. The department of savings Is a special feature with this bank. Interest paid jii all Savings Deposits remaining six months or longer. A GF.NFRAL BANKING AND TJtUST BUSINESS TRANSACTKR CHECKING) ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. First Trust and Savings Bank OPOOOS BAF DIRECTORS. JOHN S. COKE JNO. P, HALL, STEPHEN C. ROGERS. W. S. CHANDLER, HENRY SENGSTACKEN. DR. C. W TOWER. M. C. HORTON. DORSET KREITZBR, WILLIAM GRIMES. OFFICERS. JNO. S. COKE. President. DORSET KREITZBR, CRShler. M. C. HORTON, Vice President and Manaeor. C. F. McGEORGE'i Have you lost anything? n,ry T mes' Want Ads. 1 n-a-a-n-n-f -ti-a-"a-n-n-a-a-" -a--a-a-a-a a-a-a-a-a-. a Malthoid ing V Root You can't afford to take chance on u lea'.ing roof bes.de tho actual damage it caubes, ther.e Is no peace for the landlord or tho tenant. Insist on Malthoid and you will have a roof that Is absolutely water and weather proof for y ears to con.. Malthoid is ihe roof that makes good because it is r made by the original makers of ready roofings a nn r j?.c r" a. r ha. i-hamimu a i ne taramne faint v-o. 1 1 v.? ?l - a i K I 3i 4h a t i ! I OF COOS BAY STRICTLY A COMMERCIAL BANK WiUs Farso Nevada National Bank, San Francisco, Cl. The United States National Bank, Portland, Ore. Tho National Park Bank, New York, N. Y. Tho Corn Exchange National Bank, Chicago, 111. The Bank of Scotland, London, England. The Credit Lyoinnils, Paris. France. In addition we draw drafts on all" principal banking centers In Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia. China, Japan, North. Central and South America. Personal and commercial accounts kept subject to check. Certificates of Deposit Iss led. Safe Deposit Boxes for rent. Draws Drafts on T .! FOR GOOD CAKE Go to f1 &L-B1? ituruneu s.i None Better Made. Try thm and become a steidy easterner. i V i i i C. E. NICHOLSON, Local CALIFORNIA Distributor. -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a a-a-a-a-a-a ----- -u- HOTEL COOS rieguutly Furnished Rooms Rates 30 cents per day and up. MARSHFIELD OREGON TRY THE Coos Bay Steam Laundry PHONE 57-J. DERBY The Metropolitan Standard HIIIIMIHIIIIiml'l --- a n t a a a i a 3 t a i a i I i a it J aEiiti. . illbzzz rartiftr ?r jfesfe.: