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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1910)
ii IHMW' i wy- THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON', WEDNESDAY, FEIJRUARY 10, 1010 EVENING EDITION PAGE THREE ....vTmoio i" Coos Building. r ;;;-at wooicmiu store "Tei'llVICB " at AVm. Smith place, Fernaaif. , Lund, Ferndale. lTo buy second Iiand ' ' . machine in good repair. Bor 739 Marshfield. . nUSEWOltlC-l-sition wanted by (HW ..j, liT, . care competept pin. " - Times. niw to carry papers In "gonlh Marshfield. Apply Times'. . - L SALE AT BARGAIN Fine home on Eastslde. See Monday a Times for picture. Address C. Hacltman, Eastslde. URNITUHB Rcfinished French or hand polish anu une ibiuuub """ Apply W. J- Scott, care Times. Tfiniil terruled. crooked linn- dle umbrella. Engraved "L. D. P." vinHer nlease return to L. D. Pet tyjohn and get reward. Dutchess Trousers A r II win HI jf $1.50 r If I t0 If If $5.oo 7' 9 tin RIOT One flie-room mid one four-room flat. Enquire E. W. IBernltt. hit ItHXT Four aero ranch. Ap- Iply Ekblad & Son. AXTED Responsible party to train water spaniel pup. "M care Times. 0V Wanted to work before and after school and learn printers' trade. Apply Times' office. hit RENT Breakwater hotel. Ap- ply Robert JTarsden, Sr., at Coos Bay Liquor Company. LUID nVlCL Onlj family hotel In town jened jmder new mannccment. ThorptiRlily modeled and rcfnrnli-ncit. Rates 5oc t $1 yorj $2 to $5 per week. Special rates by i month. I ree lath. Tine Marine View. h. V. BRIDGES. Prop. -jpuTa;,fej We stand back of them. We Want you to stand in them 10 Cents a Button; $1.00 la Rip. The Woolen Mill Store Mill to Man Clothiers Marshfield - Oregon o W EATIIER FORECAST ceiiijv C. A. Smith Lumber and Manufac turing Company, announces that the cost of planking streets is sixty-five cents per squaro yard instead of sixty cents as ho was understood to state at the paving meeting the other-night. ounces must weigh sixteen ounces when the consumers buys it. Port Case Up. At tho hearing of the Coos Bay Port caso today before Judge Coke, tho balance of the docu mentary evidence was Introduced. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock tho hearing will bo resumed and the flnrtl arguments begin, probably. (By Associated Press.) OREGON Fair tonight and Thursday; colder. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- PORT. For twenty-four hours end- lng at 4:43 p. m., Feb. 15, by Mrs. E. Mlngufe special govern- ment meteorological observer. Maximum 45 Minimum 32 At 4:43 p. m 43 Precipitation ...38 Wind, Northeast; cloudy. Open Stoic. Mllo Pierson and Hillls Short expect to open a store at Ten Mile soon. When You Buy PROFESSIONAL GAUDS. 0 R. J. W. INGRAM Physician and Su-goo. Office 208-2O Coos Buildlug ' tones Ofilce 1621; Residence 16 18 R. A. L. HOUSEWORTH Physician and Bargee DcP3 second floor of Flanaiam to uennetl Haafc Uulldlnr. Bee hours 2 to 4 p m.; 7 to - u pone: Office. 1431; RoildanM. lrtc )R. C R. DENNETT, I)ent.it, Phono 205-J. p-218 Coos Bullame, juarnhlelii W. BENNETT, Offloe over Flanaaan A Beunetl , Bank. Ora. MfBCELLANEOUS S. TURPE.V Arcliitcct Over Chamber of Commerce MARSHFIELD, ORE. urkish BaLhs 2 10-2.1 3oos,BnUding PHONE 2 14 J ' W. DUNCAN, undertaker FREE MFlATtRia I "fPho.es Da, lOBNlght 10-J nderfnklnB Rooms Front St. North. Marehfi-Id, Oregon. iash For Hides C F. McGEORGE L78 n""viiy South, Marshfield T1IC HEIGHT. OF OIGAU 2 QI'LITV IS ACHIEVED IN A J A fixture of course you want ono that is attractive, up-to-date and durable. We have just received some in tho now chain effects (first of the kind ever offered for salo in Marshfield), that more than meet these require ments. Last, but not least our prices are right. Step in and be your own judge. G)os!Bay Wiring Co. Elks Meet. The Marshfield lodge of Elks will meet this evening. Sec retary Goodrum announces that there Is business of importance to come up and urges all members to be present. Sell Tract. The Archer Land Company today sold eighty acres of land southeast of the old Bay City mill to an eastern syndlcato for about $10,000. Tho land was bought by a party who visited hero last summer and was so Impressed with this section that ho influenced his friends to invest here. Beach Party. A picnic party Is being organized for February 22, Washington's birthday. Tho gov ernment works will be tho scene of the outing and the Flyer has been chartered for the trip. The party will take tho place of the annual picnics which tho Oklahoma people have been holding heretofore. Engagement Announced. Friends of tho couple have been apprised of tho engagement of Harry Nasburg of Marshfield and Miss Hazel Mc Graw of San Francisco. Miss Mc Graw Is well-known here, she and her parents having formerly resided in this section. Tho marriage will take place early In the spring or summer. Admit Judge. The Mclntosil Bald-headed Club has voted Judge John F. Hall to honorary member ship. 'The organization has a shoot ing reserve on the Mcintosh ranch on Coos River and all of the members are lacking in hirsute adornments on the .top of their cranium, "bald headed" having recently been added to tho title.' h U i - LfO YOU j I ; ITrifiw I .irM:ilM - vmiiiwxi ' ; Dog Licenses. Marshal Carter has, collected about $250, as dog tax in Marshfield for tho current year. He expects to gather In about ($50 more," making the largest amount ever collected here. There are auout. AVin Celebrate. Myrtle Lodge No. 100 canines In town, as near as ne,3 Knjgnts 0f Pythias, is arranging can ascertain. for a big celebration of the 4Cth an nlversary of the order at their hall Timilr Prists More. U. is., tioom, next aaiuruay uveuiujj, rouruiu manager of the retail yards of the 19th. The members of tho families of tho lodge memoers ana a lew friends have been Invited. Refresh ments will be served and the af- ' fnlr nromises to be a most Jolly one. l' Tho Marshfield lodge is now said to be the oldest branch of the Knight of Pythias In Oregon. You certainly do not know its full, rich yet delicate flavor unless you are using SUNSET VANILLA. SUNSET LEMON is equally as good, and as for SUNSET BAKING POWDER, it is a little the finest, purest and strongest baking powder on the mar ket. It will make the lightest, fluffiest creations in pastry it is possible to produce. Ask your grocer for these Coos Bay products. Oldeit Arrest. Leslie King, or "Big" King as ho is generally known around his home at Coqullle, IlttS UCCll UIUC1CU lttlCU UWMWl ...vw when he reaches Astoria on the Alli ance today. Yesterday Marshal Car- ter'TCceived a message from Deputy Sheriff Clyde Gago asking for King's arrest here and Marshal Carter found he had sailed on tho Alliance. He then notified Sheriff Gage who had just returned from Coos River and tho latter wired Astoria. Kine is charged with desertipg his wife whom he was compelled to marry a short time ago. Brown ii m IVIANUFACTURING CHEMISTS vOe Inspector Here. A pure food In spector is understood to bo on the Bay today and in consequence there is said to be somewhat of a commo tion in some quarters. It has been discovered that butter squares havo been shrinking and .the inspector Is said to haye filed charges against some Coqifille Valley dealers on this account. It is stated by tho butter producers that there Is a shrinkage of an ounce or two in the bricks In a few weeks after they aro made and thit it cannot be avoided. The inmipctor is said to Insist that a, brick of butter labelled sixteen Cookies Red Label Grahams. Burnam's Animal Cookies Cocoanut Dainties Fig Newton's Fancy Assortment Social Tea Biscuit Old Timo Sugars Saratoga Flakes American Beauty Ginger Snaps. Zu Zu Ginger Snaps. , Oyaterettes. Nabiscos. Chocolate Wafers. mm:tmmmt?:mtttm::nmj:m;:t:n::mnnnnnR::nmtm: The Chief Reason j Why you should send your laundry to us is because WE DO IJETTER than you can got it dono else.whoro, WHY? BECAUSE wo have tho best plant and the best help obtainable. SaIN South. The Windjammer, John A, went down tho bay today with a enrgo of lumber from tho de pot wharf and will sail for tho south. Captain Sellman Is master of the vessol. GIRLS TO PLAY FR1IH i For Wooden Blocks. It was stat ed today that petitions aro being circulated to have Market avenue and Anderson avenuo paved with wooden blocks on a concreto founda tion and that a considerable amount of tho property had been signed up. 1 Personal Notes 1 JOHN T. OLSEN of North Bend, was a Marshfield visitor today. J. R. SMITH of North Bend, Is. a Marshfield business, visitor -today. A. M. PRENTISS is spending a few weeks In San 'Francisco on busi ness. MRS. FRANK ROGERS of South Coos River, is. a Marshfield visitor today. '- MRS. WILL McCULLOCH Of Mile, has been qulto 111 at home there. Ten her M. DOSBAUGII of Casey, ill., arriv ed here this "week and expects to locate In this section. MRS. L. J. SIMPSON and Mrs. C. M. Byler of North Bend, aro Marshfield shoppers today. Bandon and North Bend Teams at Simpson's Pavil ion Game Tonight. Arrangements havo been complet ed for a basketball game between tho North Bend high school girls team and the Bandon high school girls team at Simpson Park Pavilion in North Bend next Friday night. Both teams have been practising hard for tho game and it promises to bo hotly contested. Tho lino up of tho North Bend girls will bo as fol lows: Hattle Van Zllo, center;- Helen Monde, right guard; Ruby Watson, left guard; Ellen Anderson, right forward; Hilda LIndstrom, left for ward; Ethel Metzler, substitute. Play Tonight. Tho North Bend Independent Bas ketbajl team and tho North Bend Firemen's basketball team will meet tonight; at tho Simpson Park pavilion In North Bend. Tho gamo promises to bo an exciting ono as It Is ono of the first contests of the two teams. Tho lineups will bo as follows: Independents Pos. Firemen. A. Wilson center Alva Grout W. Gaffney right, frwd F Newkirlc Goo. Gaffney 1. f. S. Thompson E. Michaels r. g. D. Henry R. Gregory 1. g. W. Russell LEE WEBSTER of the Southern Oregon Company, Emplro, was transacting business In Marshfield yesterday. NORTH BEND NEWS C. HACKMAN of Eastslde, will leave Saturday for Portland and Washington points with a view of securing a new location. S. S. Jennings has returried from a fow weeks' visit in Portland. . Mrs. David Mastadon left yester day with tho baby for Shoro Acres. A. J. MENDEL and Charles Fenslqr of the Hub Clothing and Shoe, Company, made a business trip to I the Coqullle Valley yesterday.. Miss Nora Hague has returned from an extended sojourn in Port M. J. McKENNA, Gallier Brothers and P. H. Rahan, all of Bandon, camo over today with Col. Rosa of Bandon, who is to bo initiated into the mysteries of Elkdom by tho Marshfield Lodge this evening. That Col. Rosa will bo properly Initiated goes without saying, especially when Steve Gallier has a hand in tho rites. Tho barkontlno Chehalls has com pleted her cargo at old North Bend and will sail today for Rcdondo, Cal. Andrew Lalnges, gardener at L. J. Simpson's homo in North Bend, was married in Scotland recently, accord ing to letters Just received hero. They aro expected hero early in March to res 1 do. FRANK LEA Is down from tbo Smith Basin Camp for a week's visit to his father-in-law, Mr. Chris Pedersen of West Marsh field. Mr. Lea reports on leaving camp, four Inches of snow on the ground. Ho also saw a number of hungry wild cats in that vicinity Grandpa and Grandma Pedersen oro very proud of their four nnd fetalf moatba old grand oa an 'all united in a pleasant dinner commemorative of the baby's flrat tooth. STOOD POSSE OFF. Crescent City Story of Arrest of Cur ry County Murder Suspect. CRESCENT CITY, Cal. Fob. 15. After standing off a posso for six hours .after he was surrounded, tho man who Is thought to havo killed Albert Ryan, near Harbor, Oregon, was arrested by Sheriff Tyler of Cur ry county. He ylll not say a word about himself and oyen his name is unknown. Ho was located after dillgont search by the sheriff in a deserted shlnglo camp, four miles south of Bandon. Ryan was last seen on February Tho Mothers' and Teachers' Club will meet Friday afternoon at Z O'clock at the Kinney school house. Dr. Ira Bartlo will deliver an ad dress and a flno musical program has been arranged. A good attend ance la requested. MRB. W. P. EVANS, President. ' MRS. GEO. WITTE, Secretary. 1 when ho crossed tho ferry at Chee to river. Tho ferryman noticed when he took out his purso to pay him that there was $200 in gold and ?S In sliver. Tho man caught followed Rryan across tho ferry soon after. Ho had no money and could not pay tho fer ryman. Later, at Port Orford, ho displayed a largo sum of gold, it is Bald. ThlB clow appealed to Sheriff Tyler and ho at once set out to find tho suspect. His search ended when ho camo upon his quarry in a de serted shlnglo camp. Ho could not mako tho arrest alono, so ho got up a posse. Every timo a woman picks up a pjato or a vase she won nt brldgo sho wonder's If her husband appre ciates how much sho contributes to tho homo by her efforts. 4-. .----- DON'T SAY FLpyit Say ound Rift Flour i Coos Bay Steam laundry J. E. LYONS, Manager jj 8 "Think it over." p MKKtttnroirommwKBH B88H8 .mmm:mmw:tmm:?:::m::m:;::j. Lomon Snaps Jj Uneeda Biscuit. (j: These are fresh from the factory?: and have just arrived. j Co W. Wolcott'i THE GROCER. J PHONE 97 J ? t t t r Yoiir Gr cer Has It ......-.-...---fr-4 idlfiiife i 1 n i' in- t . -.&, - iiltjtiii. -t . i . .