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THE COOS RAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON,. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1010 EVENING EDITION
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PARENTS SHOULD SEE THAT THEIR CHILDREN
DO NOT FORM THE STOOPING HABIT! DROOP
ING SHOULDERS AND HOLLOW CHEST INDI
CATE AN EASY PREYFOR TUBERCULOSIS,
THE BEST PREVENTION AND CURE FOR THE
STOOPING HABIT IS A GOOD SHOULDER BRACE,
WE HAVE THEM IN GOOD VARIETY AND ALL
SIZES, THE PRICES ARE VERY MODERATE,
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR TRUSSES, ELAS
TIC STOCKINGS AND ABDOMINAL BELTS,
Brown Drag Co.
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o'clock each evening to accommo
date those desiring to attend the
Shannon meetings in Marshfleld.
SVI11 return immediately after close
of meeting.
Russell & Smith
Proprietors.
Eclipse All Others'
If you want to get the best Hard-
fare and at the cheapest price, call
n us. Inferior tools are worse than
useless, it never pnys to buy them.
ne best made Tools cost llttlo more
ad are guaranteed to eiva irood
"vice for a long time. It will pay-
u to call and look over our stock
o matter what kind of a Tool or
npiement you may want. Yon will
urely find it In the Best Quality and
owest Prices.
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BUTTER.
Sterilized Cream,
Sterilized Milk,
Buttermilk.
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LOST Friday night, four letters.
Finder return to C. J. Bailey,
Chandler hotel.
FOIt RENT Four nci
ply Ekblad & Son.
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FOR SALE Buggy, piiciimatic tires,
ball bearing, cheap. Fred M.
Frledberg.
FOR SALE 10 heads dairy stock,
also hay. One No. 10 Sharpless
turbine separator and boiler, a
snap If taken at once. Enquire of
Will E. Hoagland, Catching Inlet.
WANTED Man with saw .to cut
stovewood. "Home" care Times.
WANTED Responsible party to
train water spaniel pup. "M"
care Times.
PURE honey, cheap, 017 N Front.
FOR SALE Siv lots Two houses
best view In North Bend. Reason
for selling Is that owner Is leaving
the Bay. Address "T" care Times.
FOR SALE Ono corner lot 25x81,
on Second street. See Dan Keating,
55 Market street.
ROOMERS nntl boarders wanted in
private family. Phone 1C5-X.
FuR RENT Stow in Coos Building.
Apply at Woolen Mill Store.
ROY Wnntcd to work before nntl
after school and learn printers'
trade. Apply Times' offlce.
FOR REXT Breakwater hotel. Ap
ply Robert Marsden, Sr., at Coos
Bay Liquor Company.
1 1 AVn UlYTni formerly the Onrflelrt
LLUIU HU1LL only family liotel In town
Opened under now mniiHRcmcnt. TlioroiiRhly
remodeled aud refurnMied. Rates 5oc tn $1
day or; $J to $5 per wrek. Special rates by
he month. Tree Bath. Tine Ma Ine View.
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KATIIEK FORECAST
(By Associated Press.)
OREGON Occasional rain in
west and fair in east tonight
and Sunday; warmer in east to-
night; easterly winds.
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LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE-
POUT.
For twenty-four hours end-
ing at 4:43 p. m., Feb. 11, by
Mrs. E. Mingus, special govern-
men meteorological observer.
Maximum 4S
Minimum 44
At 4:43 p. m 45
Precipitation none
Wind, Southeast; cloudy.
Not Holiday. Lincoln's Birthday,
which falls on today, February 12, Is
not a legal holiday in Oregon. Neith
er is it a federal holiday.
Caso Dismissed. Among the
cases disposed of by the Oregon Su
preme Court this week was the fol
lowing: "E. M. Rockwoort, appel
lant, vs. J. W. Grout et al., respond
ents, appealed from Coos County;
dismissed by Chief Justice Moore."
Capt. Allen Dead. E. A. Ander
son has reecived word of the death
of Capt. J. G. Allen, formerly one
of the best known mariners running
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BUYS A HEAVY CASHMERE
SUIT S15 $10 $18
VALUES, GO AT
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You want to buy your groceries
from us because you want the best.
If you don't find it so, we want to
return your money.
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Coos Bay Steam Laundry
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Into Coos Day, which occurred ut
San Francisco February 2. Capt.
Allen was for years master of the
Emma Otter, a schooner carrying
lumber from the old Merchant and
Dean mill. He is survived by a wife
and two daughters and was about
seventy-four years old. He carried
$2,000 Insuranco in the local A. O.
U. W. lodge.
Goes to Jury. The $100,000 dam
age case of the Reynolds Lumber
Company vs. tho Simpson Lumber
Company wont to the jury at Coquillc
today. A verdict Is expected late
this afternoon or this evening.
Stop Boxing. John Herron, who
has had change of the boxing bouts
here and who recently purchased the
skating rink announces that no more
boxing matches will bo held there.
He says they are a losing money
proposition. The rink will be again
used as a skating rink and also fixed
up as a gymnasium.
Change Meetings. At a meeting
of the Citizens' League at the Fin
nish hall this week, it was decided to
change the meeting night from the
second Friday evening to the second
Wednesday evening of each month.
F. M. Frledberg stated today that the
principal matter discussed was the
paving situation and that the concen
sus of opinion seemed to be that
bitullthic paving should be adopted.
Prisoner at Coquille. The suspect
In the Ryan murder case in Curry
county was arrested by Sheriff Tyler
of Curry county instead of Sheriff
Gage, according to L. D. Pettyjohn
who has just returned from the Val
ley. He says thatvtlie suspect main
tains his innocence but Sheriff Tyler
thinks he knows more than he has
admitted. At any rate, ho will be
hold until his guilt or innocence is
made certain.
I Persona! Notes f
CHAS. NORRIS of Ten Mile, is
Marshfleld visitor today.
MISS DOROTHY WATSON came
over from Coquille today to visit
relatives.
MISS RICHA MCDONALD of North
Bend, is the guest of Marshfleld
friends today.
A. J. MENDEL and Frank Lalse re
turned today from a business trip
to Portland.
DAN ROBERTS will .leavo on the
Ramona for Portland and other
northern points.
MRS. R. E. GOLDEN and baby have
returned from Northern Washing
ton where they have been visiting
Mrs. Golden's parents.
SAM MARSDEN returned this morn
ing from Portland where he went
to make arrangements for attrac
tions for the Royal Theatre which
he and his brother, Robert Mars
den Jr., will run.
Last chance for VALENTINES at
COOS RAX' CASH STORE.
Take your SUNDAY DINNER at
The CHANDLER. Special menu and
ORCHESTRA. RESERVE tables
for PARTIES by PHONE.
No want so large and no want so
small that The Times "want" ads
can not supply It.
Try Times' Want Ads.
Read the Times Want Ads.
your laundry to us Is because
you can get It done elsewhere,
have tho best plant and the
over."
GRANTS HELM
II 01 CASE
Members of Senate Claim
They Are Not Subject to
Order of Court.
(By Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 12. Follow
ing the sensational developments In
the Swope case when Dr. B. C. Hyde
was arrested charged with tho mur
der of his wife's uncle, Col. Thomas
II. Swope,, and tho grand jury was
summoned to convene nntl make a
thorough investigation of all the cir
cumstances surrounding the Swope
mystery, a battle of lawyers to se
cure depositions of Important wit
nesses In tho damage suits brought
by Dr. Hyde against John G. Paxton
for alleged slander was resumed.
In this civil suit, Dr. Hyde de
mands $50,000 actual daamges and
$50,000 punitive damages because
Paxton wrote a letter to Stewart S.
Fleming, nn executor of the Swope
estate at Columbia, Tenn., containing
statements which Dr. Hydo charges
slandered him.
MYRTLE POINT BONDS.
Issue of 822,000 Accepted By" East
em Buyers.
The $22,000 waterworks bonds
for tho city of Myrtle Point were re
ceived Tuesday and during Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday Mayor
Benson and City Recorder Rose were
busy attaching their signatures 10
the bonds and the coupons. There
are forty-four bonds of $500 denomi
nation and each bond carries sixty
Interest coupons for $15, which are
due every six months during the life
of the bonds. To make these legal
tho mayor and recorder have had
to write their signatures 2.C84 times,
which was no small task.
The bonds have been returned tho
Chicago firm that made tho success
ful bid for tho issue and it Is expect
ed that the money will be returned
and made available for use in an
other week or two. Myrtle Point
Enterprise.
Ojven Rackleff, who inherits the
mechanical talent of his father, the
late W. E. Rackleff pioneer ,boat
builder of tho Coquille, has built a
speedy little gasoline launch from
which he and his friends' expect to
derive much pleasure In making
trips up and down the river.
Full line FAMOUS ZENITH CUT
LERY at Ekblad & Son's Hardware.
SECURE NOTED SINGER.
Miss Irene Lund, Direct From Pan
tngo's Circuit, For Royal Theatre
Miss Irene Lund, who for six
years has been a star vocalist and
pianist on the Pantage's cfrcult, ar
rived here today and tomorrow night
will begin an engagement at tho
Royal theatre. Sunday evening sho
will make her first appearance, sing
ing tho noted illustrated sdng
"Dreaming Love of You." Miss Lund
was secured by Mr. Samuol'Marsden
who with his brother will assume tho
management of tho Royal Sunday
evening.
Take your SUNDAY DINNER at
The CHANDLER. Special menu and
ORCHESTRA. RESERVE tablas
for PARTIES by -PHONE.
DAN is COMING FEBRUARY 13.
EASTSIDE IS A WINNER.
ONE REASON FOR
HIGH COST OF LIVING
Short Weight Packages
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Sperry's Gold Drop corn meal weighs 10 lbs a sack
Sperry's Silver Drop corn meal weighs 10 lbs a sack
Sperry Union rolledbarley weighs 74 lbs. per sack
Sperry's Bran weighs 60 lbs. per sack
Sperry's Shorts weighs 80 lbs. per sack
Sperry's Middlings weighs 90 lbs. per sack
Sperry's Best Family Flour weighs 94 lbs. per sack
Sperry's Sound Ring Flour weighs 49 lbs. per sack
Sperry's Red Shield Flour weighs 49 lbs. per sack
Sperry's Graham Flour weighs 10 lbs. per sack
Sperry's Whole Wheat Flour weighs 10 lbs per sack
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INTERVIEWS
"The outlook Is for an unusually
good year at Bandon," remarked
Geo. P. Laird, ono of the boosters ot
tho Busy-Clty-By-the-Bnudoit
Is Sea, who Is In Marsh
Boomiiig. field today on busi
ness. "Tho Cody mill
Is being rushed to completion and
the Installation of machinery will
start soon. There has been consider
ably building going on there this
winter and will continue this spring.
Tho prospects for building tho Ban
don and Port Orford road are add
ing to the air of optimism that every
body Is exhibiting."
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" "We have disposed of the Bandon
and Port Orford road, but we were
assured that It will bo rushed
through to comple
Road Will tlon," remarked C. R.
Be Built. Wado of Bandon, ono
of the men largely In
strumental In bringing tho project
to a successful culmination. "As
announced by Steve Henderson a
few weeks ago, we turned it over to
a new company that Is amply, ablo
to build and operate the line. Stevo
Henderson is now In Los Angeles
but I expect htm back hero In a short
time."
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
The Nann Smith sailed today for
San Francisco with a cargo from tho
C. A. Smith mill.
The M. F .Plantwill sail at 1
o'clock Sunday from North Bend for
San Francisco.
The Esther Buhne arrived In to
day from the south and will load at
the Railroad docks.
The Redondo sailed today with a
cargo from the North Bend factorles
for San Francisco.
NORTH BEND NEWS
Dr. Bartlo and others are planning,
to revive the Coos Bay Motor Boat
Club.
The Katy Cook, tho old towboat
of the R. D. Hume estate, is being
rebuilt at the Kruse and Banks,ship
yards. '
Mrs. Wm. Lawhorno and Mrs. I.
V. Johnson were the guosts yester
day ot their mother, Mrs. Martha J.
Pratt.
The Epworth League and tho
members ot the Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school will hold a joint so
cial in the Mickey hall on Sherman,
avenue next Monday evening.
J. A. Allen of tho North Bond
News Company, this week received
word of tho death of 'his mother,
Mrs. Cornelia Allen at Port Leydon,
N. Y. She was seventy-seven yeary
old and died of pneumonia.
Tho funeral of Miss Esther KIoc
kars took" place today at one o'clock
from the Swedish Lutheran church
on Union avenue, Rev. J. Richard
Olson officiating. Burial was In tho
I. O. O. F. cemetery at Marshfleld.
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