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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1910)
(iTllWTrr THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 19lft--EVGjmiTI0N- . FATHER GURLEY IS TRANSFERRED North Bend Priest Will Be Given Charge at Portland Ill Health Cause. It was announced today that tlio Rev. Fathnr D. P. Curley, who has i been stationed at North Bend for tho past two years, part of the time as assistant to the Rev. Father Donnelly when the North Bend and Marshfield parishes werq one and later as pastor of the North Bend parish when It was established as a separate parish, will be transferred to a charge near Portland where he goes to consult with Bishop Christie regarding the change. Who will succeed Father Curley at North Bend Is not known. Until his 'successor Is named, Rev. Father J. A. 'Moran will 'look after tho parish. It is understood that tho change was made on account of Rev. Father Curley's health, he having been poorly for several months. He has been suffering from heart trouble. The transfer of Uev. Father Cur ley from Coos Bay will be greatly regretted by tho many friends he has made during his stay here. Ho was not only popular with his own con gregation, but was highly respected , by tho other denominations. HE IS 72, SUE 08. TTIE WHEAT MARKET. (By Associated Press. 1 PORTLAND, Feb. 9. Wheat unchanged. (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, Feb. !). Wheat closed as follows: May, $1.10 1-8; July, $1.01; September, 0G 3-4c. PAPA CATCHES ELOPERS. BELLEFONTA1NE, O., Fob. 0. While Till Thompson, of near Alger, Hardin county, known as tho "sweet corn king," was reading his newspa per Sunday morning he chanced to overhear "tho young folks" in tho parlor planning an elopement. Sun day nftornoon his pretty daughter, Miss Marcella, IS, and Charles Brown, 20, drove away from tho house. Thompson followed In his buggjv Ho chased the young couple to Kenton and thon to Marlon, where they wore found yesterday en deavoring to secure a license. He took them both home. JAILHIKDR KEPT DRUNK 1JV MEANS OF FUNNEL EUGENE, Ore., Feb. 9. By means of an improvised paper funnel running from tho outside of tho Jail to tho Inside, two loggers who had been arrested on a chargo of drunk and flisordorly wero enabled, with tho kind assistance of their friends, to remnin in a gloriously Intoxicated condition all day. Tho schomc of their friends was not detected by the City Hall author ities until lato in the day, and much litjuor had been poured through tho funnel Into their thirsty throats. DICE DECIDE ELECTION TIES. PITTSBURG, Feb. 9. Some stiff games of poker dico decided several ties In tho various ward contests for school directorship, and tho games wero sanctioned by the County Com missioners. Commissioner Camp hell suppllod the dico which ho used ns a paperweight, and in tho cnso of tho old Second Ward on tho north side, whero three men woro tied for two nominations, C. W Jones threw a pair of aces, but thoy could not beat a straight that Jamos McElroy threw. W.B. Alward ali put Jones out of tho raco with three aces. Four other contests wero set tled in a similar manner, while sov eral other districts, In which only two men woro tied, woro decided by tho flip of a coin. ELK .MEETING. Woman Weds Rest Man at Former Wedding. NEW YORK, Feb. 9. Two friends of 51 years ago aro to be married at last. Within a short time Valentine Pearsall, 72, four times a great-grand-father, will lead to the altar Mrs. Sarah Bennett, 08, who has a great-granddaughter. Recent ly the couple went to the marriage li cense bureau to get the customary permit. Arm In arm, they walked nlong the slippery streets, caring noth ing for the danger. They were a lit tle abashed when they were answer ing tho clerk's questions. Mr. PearsaR was best man at Mrs. Bennett's wedding 51 yenrs ago. Mr. Bennett died 34 years ago. Mr. Pear sall had not seen anything of Mrs. Ben nett for 15 years up to six months ago, when he met her son, who is 41, and through him renewed acquaint ances. - IR TWIN MARRIAGES RESULT IN TWIN DIVORCE SUITS LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb. 9. Eu gene Woodward, who married the twin sister of his brother's wife at a double wedding some time ago, was called for trial before Justice Sum merflold on a charge of failure to provide. A similar charge is pend ing against the brother, Jason Wood ward. There are also twin suits for divorce on file. MRS. AVERSTEK IS ONLY III RUT SHE HAS U CHILDREN NTAGARA FALLS, N. Y., Feb. . Mrs. Philip Webster of this city, is re ceiving the congratulations of her friends upon the birth of the twenty sixth child that has been born to her during her 2G years of married life. Mrs. Webster Is 42 years of age. She was married when she was 16. Five pairs of twins and one set of triplets were born to her, but none of these are living. v lljEATTLE Hiram C. Gill Republican Nomi nee and Wm. H. Moore the Democratic. (By Associated Preo ) SEATTLE, Feb. 9. The primary election yesterday resulted In the nomination if Hiram C. Hill as repub lican candidate for mayor over A. V. Boullon by 3,400 plurality, and tho nomination of ex-Mayor William Hickman Moore on the democratic ticket over Oliver T. Erickson by 050 majority. . SEARCH FOR MISSING MEN. Cruiser Tnroina Today Starts On Alaskan Trip. -(By Associated Prfss.l SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 9. Tho revenue cutter Tacoma sailed north today In search' for the missing life boat of tho Farallon with six men. TACOMA WHEAT .MARKET. fBv AsioctntPiI Press i TACOMA, Wash., Feb. 9. Blue stem wheat, $1.11 and $1.13; Club, $1.0G and $1.07; Rod Russian, $1.0 I. SPANISH CABINET QUITS. Premier PfiitlergiMit and Minister Resign. MADRID, Feb. 9. The Spanish cabinet headed by Permler Pender gast, resigned today. PAYS FOR EGGS STOLEN FOURTEEN YEARS AGO EAST LrVERPOOL, O., Feb. 9. Herman Foraker, who came here from near Marietta, and who declar od he was converted during a recent series of revival meetings here, has Just sent Joseph Garard, a grocer nt Marietta. sK cents, the price of ono egg, which Foraker declares ho "took" 14 years ago. In the letter Foraker wrote ho asked to bo for given for his act, and tho sl. cents he sent the grocer he concluded was at tho rate the eggs wero sold for In those days, but he added compound Interest. ft i vn "Order Olympic Flour it makes good bread and biscuits." Mother. A hnnlntnlv clean and pure, r" ' EXPRESS COMPANIES MAKE WAR ON BIG HATS wholesome and nutrition s made from se lected North western wheat Insist upon Olympic "there tan't any Just as good" touIandSJjuuAJ r .utouu 3 AT YOUR GROCER'S CHICAGO, Feb. S. Dignified in quiry into a comical situation will be made by tho interstate commerce commission. It has been found that for about three years express com-' panics have been trying to lessen the size of women's hats. It appears that they not only take up a lot of t r.. H. ...t.vl.t 1... f lim.n tn !. I siiauu u m.u -.B..t. "... - - , :::::::::tji:tj:::::::::::::nm::::::: handled as carefully as glass. Tho express companies appear to have Increased tho rates on hats and on other millinery articles, but the , milliners and tho wearers have paid r the excess charges rather than nbnn-1 don the fashions. I1 a Marshflold lodge of Elks will hold an Important meeting Wednesday evoning. Election of officer and other important business to come up All mombors aro urged to bo present. GEORGE GOODRUM, Sec. Finally the milliners appealed to j: the Interstate commerce commission on tho ground that tho rates are not j nnlv ovcessivo but UllJust. It claimed that rates on various articles (jf that go to mako up hats havo nearly ,'H doubled slnco 190G and that big hats have still further boosted tho rates. Tho complaint was made In the nnjno of tho Milliners' jobbing asso ciation, composed of sixty-five whole- it sale millinery jobbors west of Coium- aaaaaaaaaajaamaajaaamaaami bus, O. Sir. Crisp Goods l 8 2 n n a THE KIND THAT TICKLES j YOUR PALATE. sj :; BUY YOUR SUPPLIES OF R CAKE'S AND BREAD FROM M 1 Coos -Bay Bakery TO LET Two-room cottar $10, E. A. Elckworth, 471 Elrod avenue, South Marshflold. 1 Btcamor HREAKWATER will sail from Marshfield THURSDAY, Fob- piary , for Ran Francisco, carry ing passengers and freight. 4 ( RUYS GRAVE AND MARRIAGE. , LICENSE ON THE SAME DAY ! WALLA WALLA, Wash.. Fob 4 9. Two errands decidedly op- poslto brought Edwin W. Red- ford, of Adams. Ore., to Walla Walla recontly. In the morn- Ing ho called at tho county audi- tor's office and made Inquiries regarding tho purchaso of a lot In tho city cemetery and was dl- reeled to tho. olllco of tho City Clerk for his Information. In the afternoon he again came- to tho county auditor's ofllce. this time seeking Information ro- 1 4 gardlng a marriage license, ( later procuring one for himself nnd Laura 13. Pierce, who also gave her resilience as Adams, Ore. '4 44444444444444 4 LIPS THAT CARESS A STO-G1E, SHALL NEVER TOUCH MINE 1 SMOKE A . . .-, . Livery, Feed and Sale Stable Illgs at all hours and a carry-all that wo will send out with partial wishing to go in crowds. L. H. HEISNER Mnwlifli'ld, Ore. Phone 120-J mmimmmtmm mtmmm nt::unnn:ut:ut Perry, Montgomery & Co. 44 ,ga-ssSCTWjBS!g I ifegrvl. Great Price 1 J Offerings f I )nlnP 10 'Odd Pieces J y !1 IT . J! H H II Excellent Furniture at Sacrifice Prices jj 44 It 4 g tt Morris Chairs, upholstered back and seat$9.75 and S12.50. g Arm Rockers, Cobbler seats.: $3.25 fcjj p Z Sewing Rockers, well finished $2.15 Hj 1 Centre Tables, liberal size; $2.50 M i jj Solid Oak Di.ihg Tables $.10.50 &a H 60-Inch. Panel Curtains Each $1.00 r W H S Ruffled Swiss Curtains 1 Per Pai'r55c & S Velvet Rugs, 27x54-ihch i $1.65 ijOyi If Fiber Rugs, 27x54-incfi ' $-1.35 WjFJ H 9-12 Fiber Rugs . $11.50 tt Jt tt 8. Fpff w Iw mPt'P'OlfPPf &" I to i . of S ft I7 AA '9-''5-$0'$?'' wvvvvvvvvv'rvwvwvwvw mmmsttmmjms$ij?m$$nmsmn - tt,fft tz 4 4 4 February I !i Bargains :::jm::::::::::j::::t::::::n::stK::::K:t:::u::a:::att:::K::Ksri it II 1 Lot 2.1x84: ft. on 2imR St., corner it tt t .- ,. i,k.(.-4it at 1 4 ' -iVL USft iVl. Jl r t !! 1 This Is the LAST WEEK to Pay Cluett Shirts for . .. $J.20 Monarch Shtrts or - . 80c I Hub Clothing and Shoe Company . ...$rtioo i :: It 4 :: r : 8 U CASH ONL MONEY WALKS mnt:m::j::sj:mj:nwwtjm:Kjn:n::;t::tt 1 for $750 t for...: .,soo j --a--a-n-n-n-::-::--K-::--:i----::- --- T 5 Lots, West JLu-sIinohl $2,000 H FRIZEEN 8c HOPSON 08 CENTRAL AXK. Hi? lha 'T 5;msn:t:nt:m:::Jns;:::::5:; -a-a--a-a----a-a-a--1 I Doanc's Transfer i i n t We do all kluda of transfer I A work. Trunks and baggage a specialty. Gooil carered watgon, i everything kept dry, meet all t boats and trains dally. Good 8 tt and prompt sorvlce guaranteed u B Give us a trlaA. g a l'HONE J-J or 273-X. J -n-a-a-a-a-tt-K-w-a-tt-a-a-a r -i Roofin J Coos Bay Fuel Co. v a a a i a t a a a a i a -a Conscientiously made to Sulld trade used In every part ol the civilized world respected nnd appreciated under every climat ic condition. Made to glvo satisfaction and does. Insist on wal thold It's the right and proper rooting for all buildings made by the original makers of ready r oollngs The Paraffine Paint .Co. uSST C. E. NICHOLSON, Local Distributor. i-asa-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-aa-a-a-a-a-aa-a-tt-a-a-n-a i 1 s a i s I t i s a i s i i R I n i f e 4 i K I K 3 S s i t 'Jf J. C. DOAXE Son., I'rops. Dealers In South Marshfield Coal LIMl' COAL $4.0 l'EIl TON NL'T COAL 92.BO l'EK TON Phono 273-X 1 v EGGS FOH HATCHING THOROUGHBRED HAUItEl) PLYMOUTH HOCKS TRAP NESTED BIRDS. $1.00 to $2.00 jtcr sitting. Visitors Welcome Fred Iljiclinuut North Eiul Front St. Nox 485 Old nimmlck Place Marshfield Beaver Hill Goal MOUNT DIABLO AND JOSSON CEM.ENT 4 ino best Domestic and Imnnrt.i iDr,a Plaster, Llmd, Brick, ,and ail kinds of buljddrs material. HUGH McLAIN GENERAL CONTRACTOR 310 SOUTH IIHOADWAV 4-4--. , . .. PHONE SOI roil SALU TENTS, PACK SAD DLE, NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOODS OF ALL KINDS. 180 BROADWAY, 2P-"A.D STORE. Read the Times Want Ads, L. J. POST Contractor nnd Builder ClKlteen years' axperlenco Jim """t'.jv'u moltu 'Takoour lime ant 'do our to" friori Uonu.nnl wilh lJil W 822 Soutli Second Street MARSHFIELD, ORB. i M m4u il-I , Ai.1 , - . x.