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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MATidH 26, 1912 EVENING EDITION. ACCEPTS CULL BESSIE What's the 10 STOP FIGHT TO Difference K G HE U AW KSV H vjv lcr.. I CHM The Hippo ( rul coal ort. SHOE ACompleteShowinat$5.00 sem Si I AM Woolen Mill Store HOME OF GOOD SHOES Alwji "The Busy Corner" The HEART is THE ENGINE cf Life Hi carc'-l t'ict you do not overtax .: i.i l',.'..i hot weather. Ths r:ncrsl, cr'iaustlng ef fects cfcu. rr.cr J .t make It hrdcr f.r t .9 hrs-t to do its c:k, tr.J It your heart is not vi'.y we;'-, j ju cannot bo too cuefd. Hyoti eu(Ter f.on any affection cf the hear:, lioxail Heart Cur tlolfs v.i'.l crcstly benefit you. Tbeto Ublcta strengthen and tone the heart and keen that or (tain free, healthy action. Sold with the r.excll guarantee at 50c per box. at 'The Busy Corner" Lockhart-Parsons Drug Company l'uoiir Mnlu 20H Vh IVER JOHNSON BICYCLES nt Pioneer Hardware Go. T"V THE EDGE WITH YOUR FINGER. Elimlne & Mllnr ft-oati from m.r Jwjrjr. Notice Its clear, whit, col r uen, elastic stiffness, U "Wh nd Its perfect ship.. eu test the top edge by running flnger-tlp over It. Notloa th 'sWb. tlick finish given It. Noth- w't t0 rub' dlB or lrr,ute your teat Will nrnv. .. .1... nt ' 'Tlce. Bend us a trial bundl UJlPP'y the test. 5f5ie'd'Hand & Steam Laundry Oofw S' Pr0DS 1'hone 220-J. 'Wagons Go Anvnh AiiTtlmn Clean and Press ls' and Gent's Suits Goods Called for and'DeliverArl Cos Bay Steam Laundry Hi villi III 1 B. PHONB MAIN B7-J what you pay? You get more real shoe value, dollar for dollar, in the Florsheim Shoe than in other makes you could buy for less. Consider the added style, com- fort and service. WANT ADS. EGOS 'Olt HATCHINO lllaek Or- plngton, Silver Spunglod, Hamburg mm a. u. wiuto Leghorn. AIho Whlto Leghorn pullets for salo. En (lulro pf Mrs. L Unlulnger, No. Uund FOR SALE Second hand bicycle Uood as now. Goes at u bargain. Address "Good Chutieo ' care Times FOR HALE Heavy draft team, pike I2GO.U0. Will boII Hupnratu Or to gether. Call or address It. A. Church, North Inlut. FOR RENT Four Koom furnished house, l'houu 174-X. LOST Largo silver bolt bticklo on Central ave between Methodist church mid Tenth St.; also bow knot brooch with amothyst In con tor. Leave at lied Cross Drug Store FOR SALE Clii-npj n :il) nero liu proved ranch on easy tonus. Apply (J. Anderson at I'ortor Lumbor yard. l'AUTV who took umbrella marked "S. W," from Club Cigar Storo Ih known and will please, return um brollu nt onco. FOR HALE Lots it mid I in blk. 110, Graves' Add. 'Chonp, cash. J. V. West. 443 E 11th St., Portland, Or. FOR SALE Tho Norway Htoro of general morchandlso, threo miles bolow Myrtlo Point, on bank of Coqulllo rlvor, ono-qunrtor mllo from It. R. atatlon. Stock will In volco about 12,800. For terms and particular!! apply to Mrs. S. J. McCloskoy,, Norwny Oro. FOR SALE 1150 ncro liomcMteiul with lmprovomonts and a flvo room houso on tho samo. 2 ml. from tho Coqulllo ltlvor. For particulars onqulro of W. W. Coy, Conloguo Camp, Lampa, Oregon. I'OH SALE Ono G-room bungalow, niodorn, and two lots, on payed streot, South Fifth stroot. J24G0 for quick anlo. Seo J. C. Doano. WANTED Dotnchablo dosk typo wrltor stand, Coos Hay Paving & Cons. Co., at Chandlor hotol. TO RENT 8-room house on South Uroadway elbso In. Sco Dr. C. C. Taggart, Coko bldg. Vacant Apr. 1. WANTED Six oxperlonced conl miners; two pump-nion; ono rope rldor. Apply Ueavor Hill Coal Co. FOR SALE Good restaurant. In quire Times office. FOR SALE One new 2U-foot gano. lino lnunch. Seo Max Tlmmer mnn. 802 North Front Btrot. FOR RENT Two nlco sunay house keeping rooms. Inquire at Nas burg Grocery. LATTIN HOTEL Board and room, $1 per day; 6 per week; family style. 315 Second St., South. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS to rent. 392 Broadway. FARM FOR SALE 102 acres, HO cleared. Team, stock, tools, SB tons of hay. corn, spuds. 50 chick, ens. Geo. WItte, So. Coos Rlvor. FOR GOOD AUTO SERVICE Any where, any tlmo, night or day. phone 184 X, or 228J. After the show try a Turkish Bath Phono 214-J. WANTED ! ! ! 3ARPET8 UPnOLSTERINO AND PIANOS TO CLEAN, by the Pneuma tic Cleaning Company. Orders for work taken at GOING & HARVEY PRONE 104 M " ! COOS IJAY TIDES. , Ilol.w Is given th tlmo and height of high and low water at Marshflold. I Th tides are placed In the order of occurrence, with tholr tlmoB on the first lino and heights on the sec ond lino of each day; a comparison i of consecutlvo heights will Indlcato whether It Is high or low water. For high water on bar, subtract 2 hours a minutoB. Date March, 1012. 2G lire. .1.03 .4.1 .2.4G .4.1 .4.27 .3.8 .0.22 .4.8 .1.02 .G.4 .1.38 .CO 7.G2 C.G 9.1G M 10.40 G.4 C.38 3,0 C.33 2.1 7.19 1.2 2.50 0.2 4.08 0.1 G.12 0.0 11. Gl G.7 12.G1 G.O 1.43 G.2 10.2G 3.8 11.34 4.3 ' 0.00 0.0 G.08 0.1 G.GG 0.1 7.3G 0.1 Feet 27 28 29 30 31 Mrs. Feet Mrs. Feet II rs. Feet lira. Feet I Irs. Feet THE WEATHER, (By Associated Press.) OREOON Fair tonight and Wednesday. Light frost. North to westerly winds. LOOAIj TEMPERATURE RE- port. For twenty-four hours ending at 4:43 a. .in, Mar. 20, by llonj. Ostllnd, special government mo toorologlcal observer: Maximum G3 Minimum 31 At 4:43 a., in 4G Precipitation iiono Wind northwest, clear. Htlll at Largo Fred Landon of South Slough who broko Jail at North Bond Sunday Is still nt largo but It Is oxpected that ho will bo ro- enptured soon. Homestead Contest. Tho homo st ond contest of Arvld Johnson of Cooston vs. I). F. Stngo has boon sot for hoarlng beforo Land Commission er A. K. Puck In Mnrshflold April 1G. Capt. Itccil Injured Copt. Hnus Heed while nt work nt his placo noar tho Stavo mill this morning fell nnd dislocated tho flngors of his loft hand. A physician was stimmonod nnd ad justed the dislocated mombors and no further ovll effects nro anticipated. fiiHid Ainlloiii'i. Rov. Arthur A. Motcalf, who delivered tho first of a series of llvo addresses In bohnlf of Socialism at tho Socialists' hall Sat urday night, has drawn largo aud iences, lie Is a clour, forcoful spank er and tho local Socialists consldor him ono of tho iiiohL offcctlvo sponk- era. 1,'nnoi'iil VcsIi'mIiiv Tho funeral Of niv nnimriR t)m wnll known Em pire pioneer, was hold yestorday aft ernoon and was qtilto woll attondod by old resmonts. tiio pnnuoururu ,! w n Hill-tin. Oca. Hlnko. Jos. Trowelln. Tom Coko, C. A. Johnson and C. II. Lnx. Tito Odd Follows had chargo of tho sorvicos at mo grave CITIZENS OF FLORENCE WANT LANE CO. SPLIT EUGENE. Or., March 20 Another mnvnnuml tn lllvlllO LnilO UtlJ DOUg- Iiib counties has been stnrtod at Flor ,.... nini ntimr inwnH alone tho const. This mattor was first propsed twenty yoars ago. but owing 10 wiu muuu nn,i, nt inimiiltnntH nnd tho small amount of taxable property In that section, It was given up. two yum ago. tho question wns again agitated and somo work done toward bringing It beforo tho votors, but It nppearod an Inopportuno tlmo, because tho ....!, nt Pnitncm flrovo had already ninpod their "Nosmlth" county si-homo boforo tho voters. With tho ....nan nt llllRlllOSS mill tllO mpltl growth of tho coast sections of tho counties since that tlmo comes the feeling that county affairs can hotter be managed nt short range Citizens .. .-! .,... l.nvn tnknn llctU'Q BtOllS Ol -uiuiiu ..w.w ....--.. .. .lrt to placo tho mattor oetoro uio iu"i at an early date, prounuiy ui u.u -" vombor election. If you have anything to soil, trale, ent, or want neip. iry " Th Times' Want Ads bring results Clatsop County has tho finest Crau "" ' i...ii-i- inui-kiii-t. In tho Weit. A now Dayton Bicycles GIRLS: Be nico to Mamma and Papa. You know you want a Bicycle for the Easter holidays, We will keep the tires pumped up and the bearings oiled for you If you buy it from Marshfteld Cyclery Dayton Agents Phone 180-R. 607 Front, Rev. Theodore Doward, of Grand Island, Nebr., Coming to Christian Church. Hov. Thi'odoro Downrd of Grand Islnud, Nob., tins ncceptcd a call from tho Marsh field Christian church and will shortly arrive on tho Day to nsBiima the local pastorate W. 11. Cox of tho commlttco ar ranging for a now paator received a lottor yesterday notifying him of Rov. Doward's nccoptanco. Itov. Doward stated that ho would cotno hero Just as soon as tho Grand Island church was ablo to socuro his successor and this will probably bo about May 1. Itcc. Mr. Doward comes highly roc ommended. IIo Is a tntddlo aged man. PERSONAL NOTES ' JAS. STOCK of Sumner Is a Marsh flold business visitor otday. MACK MESSEll has arrived horo from Kromlln, Okla., to locato. CAPT. JAMES MAGEE of Emplro wns a Marshfteld business visitor ycBtordny. S. S. JENNINGS of North Bend passed through hero today on routo to Coqulllo on business. E. II. TURNER nnd family havo moved Into tho rcsldonco at tho comor of Second und Aldor stroots. M1S8 MABEL WICKMAN of Emplro wns nn over Sunday guest at tho homo of hor sister, Mrs. W. A. Mn gee In West Mnrshflold. II. E. JOHNSON nnd wlfo havo ro turnod from a short visit with Mr. Johnson's brother, T. V. Johnson, nt the lattor's ranch near Myrtlo Point. D. A. RIDER nnd Chafl. Farroll of Kremlin, Okla., aro on tho Bay and havo arrangod to locato hero. Tholr wives nnd fnmlllcs will short ly reach horo to Join thorn. J. 11. SNEDDON Is taking a short va cation from his duties as mall car rier nnd Substitute Cnrrlor Brooks Is now dollvorlng his routo. Mr. Sneddon will spend part of his va cation nt Bandon, tnklng In tho big Inltlntlon of twonty-flvo candidates t'tcro Thursday night by tho Mnrshflold Aorlo of Eagles. North Bend News Stove Curron of nandon spent Sun day with frlonds horo. Ed. Forrost was tho guest of friends In Mnrshflold yestorday. Androw Stanbuck nnd N. C. Mc Lood wont to Mnrshflold yestordny on buslnoss. Mnoarn (YMnrn nnd Hodson WOrO Initiated last evening by Poseidon Lodgo, Knights of Pythias. Thoro was a largo turnout nnd nftor tho dogreo work, n social tlmo was on- Joyod. Tho "Washington which arrived In yesterday from San Francisco will sail for thoro at 0:30 Friday morn ing. Bort McCollum has loft hor to restimo his old position as purser on tho Homor. BALANCE ALL. When tho flddlors start n-tunln Anil nut rozln on tho bow. Whon young folks honor pnrtnors And bogln to uos-n-uos; Thoro'a a foolln' thnt comes stealln' Throucli tho heart of ovory ono Thnt tho old-time kind of dnnces Alwnys bring the greatest fun. Whon tho prompter stnrts a-caBIn1 And tho Addles piny tho air. Whon you balnnco on tho corner Ami nnlutn vour lndv fair! Thoro'a a shufflln- and n hustlln' By tho youths upon tho floor, And thoy clap their hnnds and hollor And domnnd a llttlo moro. When tho flddlors finish plnyln' And tho youngstors sny good-by, Whon tho dancers havo departed And tho brenk of day is nigh; Thore's a feolln' comes a-stoalln' Through tho heart of ovory ono Thnt tho old-tlmo kind of dances Alwnys bring tho gronteat fun. GROW CRANBERRIES association composed of Astoria anil Portland business men invito io men to Join them In a prolltablo invest ment. Write and ask for full In rnrmntinn. Nothing bettor for a permanent Income nnd pleasant homo Blto, Address J. ii. uiwvxiw., ooj Chamber of Commerce, Portlnnd, Or. NEW VAUDEVILLE ACT at 15e Royal TONIGHT CUTLER and SOULE In their Irish Comedy Sketch entitled "THE JOCKEY" For real wit and fun this Is a winner. PICTURES. "MANLY MAN" Dramatic As an cvtru feature) Tho greatest vlollnlbt that over played on this coast. "DARK FEATHER, Tho Squaw" (A good Indian Picture) TOMORROW NIGHT "THE QUESTION" Dramatic "MUTT and JEFF" 1000 feet of lively comedy. ADMISSION 10c. Sheriff May Prevent Holding of Proposed Bout Satur day Night. In nddltlon to tho petitions to tho Mnrshflold city council nsklng thnt body to Btop prlzo fighting In Mnrsh flold, request has bcon rondo of Shor Iff W. W. Gago to prevent tho hold ing of tho O'Brlon-IIondcrson con test hero next Snturdny night. Tho requests wero forwarded to Sheriff Gngo today and In them It was point-1 od out that If Sheriff Stovens would, ii ui poriuii. inu uuiuiuk oi ino uuui In Multnomah County becauso it would bo unlawful, It certainly would not bo lawful In Coos County nnd Sheriff Gngo should Btop It. No an swer has been received from him, Tho petitions to tho city council are being widely circulated today and scores of nnmes nro being so- cured. Tho petitions will bo pre sented at tho next mooting, It is stated. COFFEE MADE HENS LAY It Also Cttnxl Irow8lnc of Cedar Grovo, N. J., Poultry. CEDAR OUOVE, N. J.. March 28. Tho hons of Squlro Baldwin, of Rlchrond, Cedar Grovo, N. J., all ro cclvcd n drink of black cotfeo, and boforo tho dny was over every hon had laid an ogg. It wns not thnt tho coffco nctcd an an cgg-producor. but It was used by tho Squlro to euro tho drowslncBs thnt hnd ovorcomo tho bono for Bovernl days. During tho high winds of last wcok tho hons wero unnblo to sloop, nnd instend of Inylng eggs tho last two dayB they have bcon trying to catch up their nccdod rest. Rotisod from tholr lethnrgy by strong coffco, thoy wont to work. Nows of whnt tho Squlro had accom plished spread around Codar Grove, and boforo tho day wns over tho wator pans in many barns wero filled with coffco. 50 Boxes ;vE3R25?"n 4 Tier Baldwin Apples WHILE THEY LAST $1.25 Per Box PHONE ORDEU8 AT ONCE Phone 32 The Bazar The House of Quality. Have You Pure Blood? Various impurities gnulunlly collect in your systom during the winter. Spring is tho time to rid yourself oi' this accumulated waste. Cleaiiae your system. Pur ify your blood. Tako BROWN'S SARSAPARILLA It purifies the blood, and cleanses tho entiro system, maUes you feel vigorous and strong $1 per bottle. BROWN DRUG CO. ORADUATE CHEMISTS PHONE Ml J. LVR8HFIELD, ODE. The Potato Flurry Has Passed what the future has in store remains to be seen. I still will pay the highest cash price on the day of delivery. f. s. DOW Big Lumber Carrier Will Leave Tomorrow for Puget Sound. Tho Bcsslo Dollnr has complotod taking on n cargo of about 2,500,000 feet of lumbor at tho O. A. Smith mill and will probably lcavo thl nfternoon for tho lower Bay and wllJ Ball, early tomorrow for Pugot Sound. At Puget Sound sho will tako on the balanco of cargo of lumbor for China and will also tako on coal for the trip. Tho loading of tho Bcsslo Dollar has boon accomplished in oven hotter tlmo than was anticipated. It was not oxpected that buo would bo ablo to sail from horo until tho last of tho Capt. B. W. OlBon will pilot too Bcsslo Dollar down tho Bay and out over tho bar. Arrangements will probably bo made for a tug or boat to tako him off as soon as tho Bcsslo Dollnr got to sea so that ho can ro turn horo tomorrow nnd rosumo command of tho Nnnn Smith which will reach horo tomorrow from Bay Point. It is oxpected that another of tho Dollar vossols will bo in horo la tho near futuro to load another cargo for tho Orient. It Is tho oxpoctancy that regular shipments of lumbor will bo inndo from hero to China from now ou. ALONG THE WATERFRONT Tho Nann Smith Is duo In tomor row from Bay Point. Tho Elizabeth sailed from Bandon today for San Francisco. Tho Homor snllod Into this aftor noon for San Francisco. Tho Brooklyn nrrlvod nt Bandon today from San Francisco. Tho Alllanco anils this ovonlng from Portlnnd for Cooa Bay. Tho dock of tho Alllanco waro houso Is bolng ro-dockod nnd strong- thoned. Tho Broakwator will sail tomor row morning from Portlnnd for Coos Bny, reaching horo onrly Thursday. Tho RiiBtlor Is taking on n cargo nt tho Alllanco dock for Gold Boach and Woddorburn. Thoy still havo considerable freight for tho MncLoay ostato to tako from horo to Rogue rlvor. Cnpt. Olson says that Curry county Is livening considerably but politics nro tho contor of intorost, moro so than tho railroad situation on Coos Bay. HICCOUGHS STOPPED T. M. Walkor roturnod to Coqulllo yestordny aftor having spont a fow days taking troatmont for a sovero attack of hiccoughs which ho boenrao afflicted with whllo roturnlng by boat from Portlnnd Inst wook. L. M. Bllvons nt tho Mnrnhflold Turkish Baths took charge of tho case horo aftor somo physicians had fallod to rollovu Mr. Walkor and succoodod in stopping tho hiccough. Don't forget tho Turkish Baths. PHONE 2HJ. YOU'LL FIND OUR MEAT 0. 1C. In ovory respoct. Tho tasto will bo right, tho tondornoss unusual, tho weight absolutely correct and tho prlco very low for this grado of meat. Tho way to know this for yoursolf is to glvo ua a trial ordor. Wo know you'll repeat It alright. MAR8HFIELD CASH UARKBT. ) FOURIER BROS. Two Market ' TELEPHONES! Mirshflcld North Bend 221-J 51