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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1910)
THE C00S BAY TIWIES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1910 EVENING EDITION. "'"-' ' ,1.,...,. , lm " '"' vw'i n i'lif i r II I tf tiffin if iff 1 B H IHl HHf m A II I II if 222E3E3KC2inEIi2SKanSH5 Everywhere on every occasion and in every place. Always suitable, always in good taste and good j 1 T siyie. i ry a pair. ESS TRQUS 1.Q Cents.a Button $1.00 a Rip WXSs" DUTCHESS TROUSERS give Style, Comfort and Service at moderate cost. 10 Cents a Button; $1.00 a Rip. Woolen Mill Store "Mill-To-Muii Clothiers," Mnrshlk'hl, Oregon. foil Probably Know HOW ANNOYING IT IS TO HAVE THE FACE SMART, BURN AND FILL UP WITH FRECKLES JUST THE MINUTE YOU EX POSE YOURSELF TO THE SUN. TO OBVIATE ANY SUCH UN PLEASANTNESS YOU SHOULD USE NVAL'S PACK CREAM HAVE IT ON THE DRESSER, KEEP IT HANDY AND IF YOU ARE TRAVELLING, CARRY IT WITH YOU. A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. IT'S WORTH MUCH MORE, BUT IT'S ONLY vHSK? COOS Q iftfffiUi BAY TIDES. JUNK High water A. M. Date. I h. til. Monday.. Tuesday. Wed'd'y.. Thursday Friday.... Saturday SUNDAY 4:14 5:22 G:39 7:54 9:04 10:04 10:57 ft. 7.3 G.7 G.2 G.l G.O G.l G.3 P. M. h.m. 5:53 6:44 7:32 8:15 8:55 9:37 10:12 ft. 7.4 7.G 7.S 7.f 8.0 8.2 8.4 JUNE Low water Date. Monday.. Tuesday. Wed'd'y. Thursday Friday... Saturday SUNDAY A. M. h.m. ft. 13 11:04 0.5 14 11:59 3.2 15 1:09 2.S 1G 2:09 2.3 17 3:0G 1.8 IS 3:55 1.2 19 4:37 0.G TMK WEa'tHER. P.M. h.m. 10:5G 12:49 1:44 2:44 3:34 4:19 ft. (Ry Associated Press.) OREGON Fair to-night; Tuesday fair, except showers In noithwest portion; cooler inte rior west portion; southerly winds. 0.&8 1.2 1.8 2.3 2.7 3.1 3.5 Klks to Meet. Maishfleld lodge of Elks will meet Wednesday evening to take up important business. 25c a Jar Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co. "The Busy Corner" Prescriptions Accurately compounded, Coos Bay Roseburg Stage Lme. Daily stage between llosfbtil-g mul MmtlilU'Jd, commencing June 10. Stage leaves luily and Sunday lit i n. in. Pino $0.(h.. OTTO SCHKTTKH, Agent, C. 1 IIAKNAUI), 120 MARKET A V., Mnihbileld. " Agent, llOSEHUHG, ORK. PHOXK 111. KSSSSSe5E5a5HSSHSHSHSHSHSHSeE525SSa5H5SSHS!SMHSHSSHScL5a5?,. STEAMER M. F. PLANT Sails for San Francisco every eight days. TICKETS RESERVED UP TO THE ARRIVAIi OP THE SHIP, RESERVATIONS AVILL BE CANCELLED AT THAT TIME UN- K MSS TICKET IS BOUGHT, ft High Elk Coming. Sec. George Goodrum of the Marshfield Elks lodge to-day received word that Dr. R. A. F. McKay of Portland, district deputy, w.il visit the Masrhfield lodge Wednesday evening, June 22. A spe cial meeting will he called for that date and the local lodge will endeavor to give him a royal welcome. plan-1 v- v day, rt EJ. ma -,, 3 njnj.An O now. CIdUIiai I1UIC& State of Washington, and were nlng to go to Coqu'lle yester where Mr. Cresor is emplojed The funeral occurred this nftornoon IG$$$O$$&$$0&$$&C&iiGG&& at two o"clock. The floral offerings were many and beautiful. Itcgistrnlion Stmts. Registration for the coming primaries and elec tion opened to-day. Some difficulty is being encountered in registering voters as each voter registering be sides making an affidavit must have two Marshfield property owners as witnesses. The property owners as witnesses are not always easily picked up. E. G. PERHAM spent Sunday with his family in this citj. Council Tuesday. The Marshfield city council will meet to-morrow night to take up various city mat ters, among which will be the ques tion of -changing the paving of Elrod avenue from plank to bituminous rock. It is hardly believed that the change can be made now owing to it being so late in the season and that the property owners are said to be far from unanimous for the change. Weds in Portland. Mr. Raymond i-eiue anu .miss Hazel l'atges were married at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Patges at 194S East Yamhill street, Port land, Saturday evening, June 11. Mr. Pettio formerly resided in Marsh field. About a year ago he went to Ronton, Wash., where he engaged in the jewelry business, and at that place the new couple will make their home. Mr. Pettie's brother and sis tor reside In Marshfield. NORTH BEND NEWS Child Dies. Georgia Rose Cresor, twenty-two-months'-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Cresor, died at their home at South Second and Hall street yesterday morning at 8 o'clock. She had been ailing from birth. The family recently moved here from the John Conklln home on South is quite Inlet. Ill at his MAYOR E. E. STRAW returned Sat urday affernoon from a week's stay in Poitland. REV. G. LEROY HALL left to-day for Haynes Inlet, where he will de liver a few sermons. A. J. SAVAGE left via Roseburg this morning to attend the Masonic meetings at Portland. . OTTO HILL leaves soon for tho head of Catching Inlet, where he will spend the summer. R. M. HORTON, who has been spend ing several weeks at Coquille is in Marshfield to-day on business. HERBERT LOCKHART has returned from Portland, where he has been attending the Masonic gatherings. MRS. G. LEROY HALL and children teft to-day for "The Cedars," where they will spend a few days visiting at the Watkins' home. W. H. BUNCH, County School Super intendent, was here from Coquille to spend Sunday with friends and to look after business. dler the past year, left this morn ing for Crescent City, Calif., where' he will visit for a few weeks. GORDON RASMUSSEN is expected homo Tuesday from Corvallls, whero ho has been atending the Oregon State Agricultural Col lege, to spend tho summer vacation. R. O. KAUFMAN and wif6 and Karl Kaufman are expected here to morrow from Helena, Mont., to visit at the home of Messrs. Kauf man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Kaufman. , MISS LETTIE LARSON" is expected in to-day from the Larson country home to attend the handkerchief shower which Miss Mamie Mahoney will give this evening In honor of Miss Kathleen Bennett. H. C. DIERS of North Bend was in. Marshfield to-day. He reports that the title to the- Kinney property and the Coos Bay Rapid Transit matter' was not cleared up Satur day, as was announced. MISS LUCY HORTON, who has been attending the University of Wash ington at Seattle, is expected home the last of the week for the sum mer vacation. Mrs. E. W. Fahy and Robert and Miss Hazel of Billiards are expected here this week to visit relatives. .A telephone is being put in at Coos ton for the use of the Mlzpah Bible Class, who leave to-day for a two weeks' outing. FOR SALE. Cheap, 30-foot gaso line launch, nearly new; 1G H.P. engine; all in good repair; price ?S00. Address Marshfield P. O. Box 353. WANTED. Bend Hotel, Cook. Apply North Mrs. William Jones and son, Ran dall, of Union avenue, leave to-day for a few days' visit at tho Noah home at Eastslde. JUDGE CYRUS HAPPY and wife nnd son, John, are expected hero to morrow to visit at the home of Judge Happy's daughter, Mrs. G. W. Kaufman. x MISS LOLA MAY MONTGOMERY is expected here in a couple of weeks from Decatur, 111., to spend tho summer with her sisters, Mrs. D. Y. Stafford and Mrs. Colby Perry, and her brother, R. J. Montgom ery. She may be accompanied by her grandmother, who, although, she is past eighty years old, is de sirous of seeing the West. V. C. TIPPETT, cashier of the C003 Bay Home Telephone Company, will le.Tuo to-morrow via Roseburg for San Francisco, whero he is called by the serious illness of his mother. Sam Archer, who has spent several months at his old home in Scotland, has returned. Ills niece came with him and will remain. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Simpson and Miss Flossie Hayes, who havo been spending a few weeks in Portland at the Rose Carnival, will return home this week. F. S. Dow, Agent Marshfield, Ore. I sHSHHSHsasasajaFHsasssHsasssr ssasares'HSESHsasE asss shssshssshsesj B?Kjs25!5H5ES25Z5E5E53ESaSE525ES21! i f STEAM P BREAKWATER 3 Sails fI0, VinswortlDock, Portland, 0 a. in., June , 13, 1", 23, 28. Eg kj Siils from Coos Ray Jnne 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, at service- of tide. -3 J Kcs-nations will not be held later than noon of day previous to sail- E u ini. ni,i,.., ,.., - . 'l t ...in,-, lu-jvi-is are purcnasi'ii. f W.F. MHJer, Agt,. -'5Zn5?raS51iraZ5SZ5LEnLS2SHSH V&PSiSiSSSE Phono Mam 35-L & Ta-::-::-::-::-: -8--8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8--8- LAUNDRY yfMMMBTtM 77I3??f1sy?ST?5yy'iV'Ti4fr ftflJalM flaasssaaggma E'RE EASY ON LINEN. ONCE, THE STEAM LAUN DRY WAS THE BUTT OF THE FUNNY MAN, BUT THE MOST THOUGHTLESS JOKER KNOWS THAT MODERN LAUNDERING HAS REACHED A POINT FAR IN ADVANCE P HOME LAUNDERING, EVEN IN THE EASY HANDLING P LINEN. WE KNOW OF NO LAUNDRY AS HARD UPON CLOTHES AS IS THE HOME SCRUBBING-BOARD, AND WE pl'HTHER KNOW THAT OUR OWN LAUNDRY HANDLES THE SOFTEST, THINNEST FABRICS IN THE FINEST MAN NER POSSIBLE. WE OETER LAUNDRY IDEALITY. EVER TRIED IT -V. ;' Coos Bay Steam laundry I j J. E. LYONS, Manager. ru-B-it--itt.:ttt.t,.tt.n,.H-n----H----- WANTED. Chambermaid. Apply at Lloyd Hotel. WANTED. Girl to work in kitchen; good wages to right party. Phone 285. WANTED. 4 or 5-room furnished cottage or housekeeping rooms in residtnee district; must bt reason able and not too far out. Address M., care of Times. FOR SALE. Wheeler & Wilson sew ing machine; almost new. Phone 273J. FOR SALE. Eastslde residence, fur nished or unfurnished; ground 50 xlOO, fenced and clear; fine view; two blocks from school, postofllce ard store; price reasonable. George Downing, Eastslde, Oregon. WANTED. To rent piano lor the summer; will give reference. P GO, care Times. FOR SALE. One of the best gaso line pleasure launches on tho Bay; splendidly finished and equipped; go-d as new; boat house and all accessories; at a bargain. Address W., care Times. 1URNISIIKD HOUSE WANTED. 5-room furnished house or fur nished looms wanted; no children. Address Box 329. FOR SALE. Cheap, two lots, Nos. 0 and 10, Block No. G9, Porter Addi tion to North Bond. Write or Phono P. Hanrahan, Bandon, Ore. WANTED. To buy at once, United Wireless Preferred Stock. -State price to Company agent, O, L Hop son, Box 207, Bandon, Ojegon. FARMS FOR SALE. Tracts from five acres to fifteen hundred acres, improved and unimproved. Price? from $G00 to $25,000, according to location and improvements. Al so choice city property. Appl Hall & Hall, Marshfield. FOR RENT Store In Coos Hullding. Apply at Woolen Mill Store. HELEN MCLAUGHLIN, daughter of Mrs. McLaughlin of South Marsh field, who has been very ill of 'in flammatory rheumatism, is re ported Improving. W. S. CHANDLER of San Francisco is expected here to-morrow, com ing via Portland, to look nfter his new building and other business Interests on the bay. REYNOLD SEARS, who has been employed as bell boy at The Chan- FRANK LAW, a brother of Mrs. Eugene Crosthwalt, Is a guest at the Crosthwalt home In Marshfield. Mr. Law is a telegraph operator and has recently been working at San Frnnclsco and Portland, hav ing come to the coast from Kansas City a few months ago. C. C. GOING left to-day for Portland, where he has been summoned as a witness in the case of J. C. Craw ford, tho former Coos Bay lawyer, who Is under arrest there for Im personating a United States Secret Service officer. Mr. Andrews, tho other witness, will leave on tho Breakwater. -8--8--8---8-8-8-8-8-t: -8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8 8 Wliaf v uab The W. C. T. U. will meet Wednes day at 2:30 at the 'North Bend Church. This Is the mothers' meet ing, so all mothers are cordially In vited to come and bring their children. NOTICE TO FIREMEN. All firemen are requested to meet at their hall, Tuesday evening, June 14th, at 7:30 P. M. J. W. DAVIS, President. Read the Times Want Ads. Use The Times' Want Ads. S&y iwflplillSBSl The new medium-back is a feature. 8 8 8 t n t 8 ( I f 8 t 8 8 8 I 8 I 8 8 I 8 t 8 I 8 t 8 I V 8-8 Drifted Snow Flour Did Her name was Miss Susan Jane Larrison, She declared her intention to marry soon; She tried "Drifted Snow" Her bread caught a beau Her name now is Mrs. John Harrison. Your Grocer has it -8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8- 8-8-8-8-8-8-8- I n t 8 n 8 I 8 I 8 8 8 t 8 I f 8 t 8 8 I 8 t 8 I 8 I 8 t 8 I 8 I ----. ---0---..0..fr--.. ----.-0-o- V. E. HAGUE. M. D. SUMNER. Attention Rope Buyers WE ARE NOW IN A POSITION TO FILL ALL ORDERS FOR ROPE, ROTH IN SMALL AND LARGE SIZES DIRECT FRO.M THE STOCK WE CARRY ON HAND IN COIL OR IN 1JHOKEN LOTS. CALL AND SEE US. -" REPRESENTED EXCLUSIVELY 11V US Magnes&IVIatson Pioneer H aroware lo i l m fi fr fr J 4 t yp :i!$0 FRONT STREET. ------ -O OSL ! SUPPLIES I The Coos Bay Oil and Supply Company undor tho management of J. W. Flanagan will continue to han dle the Union Oil Company's gaso-' ine, distillate, benzine and coal oil at their oil homso across the Bay to which place they have moved their J ofllce. Phone 302. 1 -8-8-8-8-8-8-H-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-M-8-8- Pacific Monumental and Building Works H. II. WILSON, Proprietor !7 A CARLOAD OP GRANITE AND MARI1LE. Especially ordered for uionumonts to be finished by Memorial Day, is now on the way. Place your orders early. A carload of finished marble Just arrived. 8 8 I 8 t 8 t 8 I 8 8 I 8 I 8 I 8 8-8-K-888-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-ttl-8-8-8-8-tt-n-8-8-8-H8-8'- I 31 1 JWrii Ar-A&&'ft'A -;