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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1910)
rk l i Y TW" -v THECOOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY, 28, 1910-EVENING EDITION. giw UKCKnua'Q N i I 2pi$l if lN i DECORATION DAY I - d Over the narrow homes that hold the dust of the Blue and the Gray fond memory lingers, while 'loving hands place upon those sacred mounds a Chaplet of Flowers. ' "Underneath the sod and dust Waiting the Judgment Day; Love and tears for the Blue, Tears and love for the Gray," This Store Will Close at NoonjoftiDecoratioi Day The Woolen Mill-to-Man Clothiers Store Marshfield, Oregon .- .-- --- ,-,-. . - !-- Brushes! rusnesi BRUSHES!! We received the largest shipment of assorted brushes ever shipped Into Coos Bay,, ' , ' f HOUSE lmUSIIES, SCRUM BRUSHES, WINDOW BRUSHES, NAIL DKUSHES, FLOOR BRUSHES, DECK BRUSIH5S, PAINT BRUSHES, VARNISH BRUSHES, BOTTLE BRUSHES, KALSO MINE MRUSHES. Billing in largo quantities enabled us to get a bargain on these brushes, and you get the benefit. 330 Front Street. PIONEER HARDWARE CO. 330 FRONT STREET t ----- . - .-a i.m-- a--a--a-a-a- -a--rt---a------':t'tt"a5 i LAUNDRY We launder negligee Bhlrts beautifully. When a man begins to go vostless, the appearance of his summer shirt assumes ad ded importance. We count It worthy of note that we're satis fying some of the moat particular dressers on Coos Bay with the negligee shirt laundering which we're turning out, and u e can suit those, we can certainly suit others. Why not test the Pnn: t,. ,,. nnvhnv, nmi lpnrn how exceptionally good tho urn.i, . j o ir n f-... iinnriipa You needn t v num tuu uu uunu; ivo tan u - bring them. Coos Bay Steam Laundry J. E. LYONS, Manager. 8Stt-.' -..... -... -r-ti-M-n-B-n-n-s-s-n-n-n-a ., t "- 4w""' " A ,. . i VUIS K SALE. Tracts from . 'e aeres to fifteen hundred acres, "Proved and unimproved. Prices TO 1600 to 125,000, according , locatlon and Improvements. Al J choice city property. Apply "U & Hall. Mnnefcflnl -- wuit a t a a a a i a i a a i a a t a t a i a a a a i a i a t a t a a 8AI.P n . .. u niuu now io-iuui ""ch tuny equipped with 3 H.P. Mlanus motor. An exceptional bar gain. Coos Bay Oil & Supply w. FOR RENT Furnished bungalow at Lakeside; by the day, week or month. Apply to J. S. Jones, Lakeside, Oregon. FOR RENT nouses $7, $10 and upwards, Gunnery, Phono 34J. kWhg w r TOE GLASS EATER COOS BAY TIDES. SIAY High ater A. M. Date. i h. m. Tuesday. 2 4 Wed'd'y. 25 Thursday 2G, Friday... 27 Saturday 28 SUNDAY 29 Monday.. 30 Tuesday. 31 0:17 0:47 1:19 1:55 2:40 3:33 4:40 ft. S.C S.G 8.G 8.4 S.O 7.5 7.0 P. M. h. m. TTi4 1:52 2:32 3:10 3:52 4:37 5:30 0:22 ft. c.c 0.2 C.4 CO C.6 G.7 G.S 7.2 MAY Low ater Date. Tuesday. Wed'd'y. Thursday Friday.... Saturday 24 25 2G 27 2S A.M. h.m. SUNDAY 29 G:37 7:17 7:48 8:22 8:59 9:43 Monday., Tuesday. 30110:31 31112:17 ft. 0?2 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0.5 3.9 P.M. h.m. Gr34 7:01 7:29 8:04 S:52 9:55 11:09 1.0 AVEATHER FORECAST (By Associated Press. . OREGON Fair to-night and Sunday, except showers along north coast. Variable winds be- coming westerly. LOCAL TEMPERATURE PORT. RE- MORN. STOROAR1). At their home on North Broadway, Friday evening. May 27, 1910, to Mr. and Mrs. An-drStt-Storgard, a daughter. HENDERSON. On May 24, to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Henderson, of Lakeside, a son. S STRICKEN Frank Granholm of North Inlet Succumbs This After noon. Frank Granholm' of North Inlet died at Mercy Hospital this afternoon from a complication of pneumonia, alcoholism and the effects of eating glass. He had long been a resident of this section. A few weeks ago he came to town and became Imbued with the Idea that he was a "hunjan ostrich" and started In eating beer glasses, demi johns, etc. It didn't appear to bother him at the time, but a day or two later he was taken 111 of pneu monia and since than has suffered horribly. Owing to his attack of pneumonia, nothing could be done to relieve him of the pain from the glass. notified Tho Smokehouse that it was to receive a lost watch the party who found it made inquiry there tiiid found they knew nothing about the matter. Later inquiry at The Times olilce furnished information of the advertiser and Mr. Morrissey was soon in possession of his watch, w hich was lost yesterday moi ning. It was found and returned by M'S. C. R. Langley. "I did iof :ru ct any such quick returns," remarked Mr. Morrissey last evening, "but The 'I, mes want ads. certalr-'v do the b.i',lcess." Y. M. C. A. Meeting. The com mittee in charge of organizing a Y. M. C. A. in Marshfield has called a meeting to be held at the Tabernacle at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon to discuss plans for it. Is Arrested. Arthur Brandford or Church, formerly a bell bpy at The Chandler, was arrested at Bandon by Sheriff Gage on the charge of passing forged checks. It seems that In some manner he secured some checks be longing to Miss Nettie Bellonl of Co quille and passed them. He is also suppossd to have stolen a -suitcase be longing to Mis3 Nettle Metcalf of Sumner, from the residence of Mrs. Mary Smith. Marshal Carter is try ing to have the latter Identified today. I Persona! Notes f WM. MURR of North Bend was in the city to-day on business. MRS. ROBERT McCANN of North Bend was a Marshfield visitor today. H. E. BESSEY and family of Coos River were Marshfield visitors today. Found Lost Watch. O. A. Morris sey has lecelved ample evidence of the effectiveness of The Times want ads. as result producers. Yesterday afternoon he ordered a small adver tisement of a lost watch to be In serted three times and requesting finder to leave it at The Smokehouse. The advertisement appeared last eve ning and before Mr. Morrissey had )JIW!I& FOR SALE.- buggy. O. way. -New "Anchor Brand" O. Lund, 215 Broad- FOUNI). Pair of steel bowed spec tacles In case. Owner can have same by calling at this office and paying for this notice. WANTED. At once, marine engi neer, 175 tons vessel. Apply im mediately, Cdos Bay Rapid Transit Company. MRS. FRANK quite 'ill at Marshfield. DILLON is reported her home In South MISS GENEVIEVE TELLEFSON ex pects to leave next week on a visit to San Fianclsco and other points in California. MRS. A. .0. ROGERS, JR., was in Marshfield to-day en route to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Larsen, where she will spend Sunday. J. H. FLANAGAN returned to-day via Drain from San Francisco. He wasn't able to secure any railroad news while away except that at Drain, Contractor Sweeney was quoted as saying that the Southern Pacific had notified him to be in readiness to resume work an ten days' notice. We have Gooseberries for canning, Price Is right. Phone us your order, STAUFF'S GROCERY. FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN Keen the flies off your cows vh FLY STOP. Red Cross Drug Store, Get "your kodak films at tho Red Cross Drug Store. ANYONE knowing the whereabouts of Gustav Bloradahl, please notify J. O. Abrahamson of Carpenter, North Dakota. FOR SALFi Motor Boat "Yankee," guaranteed first-class. Earl Sav age. "' FOR SALIC Five lots for S500; lots 36 to 40, H. R. Add. In Marshfield, Oregon; John Helnze, Underwood. North Dakota. VANTEl An experienced girl to do general housework. Apply to Mrs. J. B. Rust, Phone 152 L. FOR RENT Store in Coos Building. Apply at Woolen Mill Store. f i nvn urvTCI Formerly tlio liLilrl J iiu"' un Garfield ml it nw manoir jn!Ui remodeled mul reJurnl.lml throughout Only (amity Imtel in "ur tl Id Memhlne new and clean witn rontdir'a o !imi Frio lnth Get jour niotm'k Mortli 01v me a trial, yiu H HI come again. Ilaten, day, 6oc. 76c 11.00; neek. 12.00 to 15.00. Also furnlthed housekeep ing apartment with ga ranges. Mr. BtlJgeJ Proprietress. Take your SUNDAY DINNER fit The CHANDLER. Special menu and ORCHESTRA. RESERVE tables for PARTIES by PHONE. 41 ACRES 100 BELOW PRICE advertised Saturday. OASn or TERMS, this week' Leaving- city. ELMER A. TODD at the CHANDLER. Try The Times' Want Ads. THE ROYAL THE PLAYHOUSE of QUALITY TONIGHT A TALE OF A TENEMENT. (A Dnmia of Human Interest.) SPORTY DAD, (A Comedy.) WESTERN JUSTICE. (Comedy Drama.) 3,000 FEET OF PICTURES. ADMISSION 10 CENTS. NORTH BEND NEWS Co. W, Artls Is now looking after me v-ous ijuj motor uoai t-iuusi boathouse. Lewis Metzlcr, who has spent th? past month ."Ith relatives in Kansas, Is expected home next month. A large shipment of equipment for grading gangs was received by th Rapid Transit Company yesterday. Misses Josephine Wall and Eliza beth Gamble will complete the nurses' course at Mercy Hospital this year. Cashier C. S. Winso'r of the Bank of Oregon Is spending three weeks or so in the various cities along the coast. George Roberts of Templeton !s slowly recovering from a broken shoulder sustained by falling under a wagon. Lester Gray, who has been suffer ing from consumption at Sunnyslde ranch, Is reported In a critical con dition. Miss Ada Clinkenbeard, who has been quite 111 at the home of her parents on Daniels' Creek, Is reported improving. The judges at last night's school debate were A. W. Myers, Dr. Brown lpe, Rev. Robt. Westwood, C. A. Ward and W. P. Evans. Mrs. Robert Simpson, Jr., and daughter, Marguerite, who spent the past ten days at the Freeland home In Gardiner, returned Thursday. ' The Rapid Transit Company has filed Its bond and acceptance of 'the street car franchise granted by North Bend. To-day work was resumed on the Virginia avenue grading contract by the company. Word has been received here of the death of tho little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hansen at Port land. The child was taken 111 while en route homo with her mother from a trip to Germany. Sherman avenue property owners are reviving tho old project of hav ing that thoroughfare graded from the North Bend Park to near the North Bend-Marshfield city limit line. The promoters hope to get it under way this summer. Tho "national air" concert will be held Monday evening at Eckhoff's Hall. Tho program will include foreign and American national airs, sung by a chorus of eighty voices, assisted by the High School orches tra. The concert is given to raise (STORES WILL i liLIISt HIIIIM Plans Made for Observance of National Holiday on Coos Bay. Practically every business house on Coos Bay will close Monday after noon from 1 to 4 o'clock and many for the entire day In observance of Memorial Day. Tho event will be marked by a more elaborate pro gram than has been held hero for it In a long time. The G. A. R., Sons of Veterans and Spanish - American War Veterans will unite in paying tribute to the soldier dead, while tho Coos Bay Motor Boat Club will have special services for the sailor dead. Tho general program for tho ob servance of Memorial Day next Mon day was completed to-day by tho committee in charge of the event. It Is expected that a larger number will participate than have ever attended the previous Memorial Day programs here. The general program will be held at the Masonic Ipera House and is as follows: 1:45 o'clock Buglo Call, "Assembly." Music, Coos Bay Military Band. 2:00 o'clock Prayer by Rev. Rutledge. ' ' Reading of Orders by Com. Thorpe. "A Tear for the Comrade That's Gone," by Golden West Quartet. "Lincoln's Gettysburg Address," byt Oscar Stauff. Solo, Mabel Clare MUlls. Address by Robert O. Graves. "Swords of Grant and Lee," Mary Hanson. "The Vacant Chair," by Golden. West Quartet. Recitation (selected), by Grace Fulton. Music, Coos' Bay Military Band. "You Didn't Put Any Flowers on Papa's Grave," by June Shep herd. "America," by Band and Chorus. Benediction by Rev. Zugg. At 4:00 o'clock the march to tho cemetery will start with the follow- funds to pay for the instruments for,lnB formatlon i the Mizpah Bible Class bands. The I soloists Include Mrs. Edna Eisimln ger, Mrs. E. L. Robinson, Miss Mnble Clare Millis and Rev. J. C. Llnlnger. A special quartette consisting of Dr. J. W. Ingram, M. C. Horton, D. Fer guson and F. A Sacchi. The-Liberty will run from Marshflel'd "to ac commodate people from there. ALONG THE WATER FRONT. The Nann Smith sails this after noon for Bay Point with a cargo from tho C. A. Smith mill. The Breakwater will leave Port land at 9 o'clock Sunday morning and reach Coos Bay early Monday morning. Owing to a storm prevailing off the bar yesterday afternoon when tho M. F. Plant wont down tho Bay, she did j not sail for San Francisco until to day. Take your SUNDAY DINNER at The CHANDLER. Special menu and ORCHESTRA. RESERVE tables for PARTIES by PnONE. The Eagles July 4. will give a dance on Buy your groceries at SACCHI'S. Take your SUNDAY DINNER at The CHANDLER. Special menu and ORCHESTRA. RESERVE tables for PARTIES by PHONE. Marshal and Aides, North Bend Schools, North Bend Fire Depart ment, Marshfield Schools, Marshfield Fire Department, Coos Bay Military Band, Sons of Veterans, Spanish War Veterans, Grand Army of the Re public; Civilians.-' The line of march will be as fol-, lows; Form at Masonic Opera House, doVn Fourth to Bennett, on c Bennett to Slxtiion Sixth to Elrod, on Elrod to Seventh and Seventh to cemetery. At 4:30 o'clock the exercises' "at' the cemetery will bo held as follows:"1 G. A. R. Ritualistic Cererapnles. Volley Saluto. Taps. Memorlnl Services at North Bend. A special memorial service will be held at the First M. E. Church of North Bend, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Baker Post No. 8, G. A. R the Spajilah War Veterans and' tho Sons of Veterans are expecting to at tend in a body. Rev. R. H. Pierson will deliver a patriotic address. The Sumner orchestra will assist with the music and ronder the following sp'e clal selections: Overture, "Smllesa nd Caresses," Bendlx. Paraphrase, "Silver Throad3 Among tho Gold," H. P. Danks. Patriotic Selection, Georgo Rosey, t Everyone Is cordially invited ta , this service in honor of our nation's-heroes. Don't forget to attend the Eaglo3 dance, July 4, ---------- -------- - Down She Goes! AND WHERE SHE STOPS NO ONE KNOWS X SPERRY'S BEST FAMILY FLOUR REDUCED t; i- i f Retails $ L 70 Per Sack