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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
Ming Alley!
15 NORTH FRONT STREET
Tuesday Evening
cially for Ladies
Rates for
mdling Trunks
haul trunks lint U'pnn nnv
i la Marsliflelrt fnr tii n fnllnur.
te8, deltverv In tin mml n In
Ft stories of buildings:
IUUUK t OR
trunks no
"ink l.rsn
r Transfer and Storage Co.
Levi Hclsner.
pnes. 120-J: 49-L: 98-R.
SSSIONAL DIRECTORY
HARRY E. LEPPERT.
'no and Hnrniony
PJl0' 7 N. Second Streot.
WM1N OSTMNR,
vuuiimj Engineer and
Architect.
,03,J Miirshfl..i,i
COXTRACTOIt AND
pL.?.?"?8 Job guaran-
08TLIKl7 '
I order? lU l none
oraere at W. R. nnne8 MuBlc
PJ RILKV i.r,
pIoVi3LSo- Broadww
CHANDLEH,
Architect.
Morrow.
i
! Office Phone 880.
8. TDRpe
Mhfleid, Oregon.
i . Z " "tl Parlor-.
The Wild
West Show
At Marshfield
KVHIIV FEATURE OF OLD TIMES PLAINSMEN'S SPOUT
WILL lK SHOWN. RUCKING RHONCHOES, WILD STEERS
AND FEATS OF HORSEMANSHIP NEVER SEEN 1IERE
AIMUITH WIMj HE PROVIDED.
Cree Street J) jl
1 ICC Entertainment711.
Aug. 22 and 23
THE EVENT WIMj LAST TWO FULL DAYS AND WILL IN
CLUDE RUNNING AND HARNESS HACKS IN WHICH LOCAL
AND OUTSIDE HORSES WILL PARTICIPATE.
S. S. NANN SMITH
SAILS FROM SMITH MILL DOCK FOR SAN FRANCISCO
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, AT 12:30 P. M.
San Francisco office, 805 Fifo Illdg., or Lombard St. Pier No. 27
.Inter-Oceanic Transportation Co., C. F. McGeorKc, Agt. Phono 11.
STEAMER IAQUA
SAILS FOR COOS BAY FROM SAN FRANCISCO
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20.
AND WILL SAIL FROM COOS BAY FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23.
FAST no AT; GOOD PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS AND GOOD
SERVICE.
A. E. DIMENT, Agent, Ocean Dock, Marshfield.
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS.
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIME.
SAILING FROM PORTLAND AUGUST .1, 8, 18, 23 AND 28,
AT 8 A. M.
SAILING FROM COOS DAY AUGUST 5,' 12:!I0 P. M.J AuK. 10, 1 P.
M.; AUG. IB, 12:30 P. M.J AUG. 20, 1 P. M.; AUG. 25,
1 P. M.J AUG. 30, 10.30 A. M.
Tickets on sale to all Eastern points and information ns to routes
and rates cheerfully furnished.
Phone Main 85-L. J STERLING, Agent.
S. S. ALLIANCE
QUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
SAILS FROM COOS BAY FOR PORTLAND
FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, AT 1 P. M.
ROUND TRIP, $16.50
CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH BANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Phone 44 F McGEORGE, Agent.
First ClanWeaving
Promptly done at
Gardiner's Rag Carpet. Factory
On Sherman avenue between Califor
nia and Connecticut.
Phone 174. North Bend. Or.
All Kinds of Job Printing
City Auto Service
Good Can. Careful Drlrera and
reasonable charges, Our motto:
"Will go anywhere at any time."
Stand Blanco Cigar Store. Day
phone, 78. Night phone 139-X.
TOM GOODALE. Proprietor.
Done at The Times Office
A Page From a Bachelor's Cook Book
I
ROAST CHICKEN
To the Editor or tlio Coos Bay
Times: Being at present head cook
and Dlsli walloper of tlio rnncli force,
for tlio benefit of cooks In general
and bachelors In particular, I respect
fully ask you to print. In tho columns
of your valuable paper tlio following
dliectlons and specifications of tho
latest and most scientific method of
preparing roast chicken for tho table.
Thcso directions have been thorough
ly tried out, and arc guaranteed to
bo rellablo and harmless In every re
spect. Very truly yours.
BOY A. LANDR1TII,
Coos River.
After capturing tho. fowl, which
feat Is usually accomplished by a
gum shoo expedition to some neigh
bor's chicken house at about 2 o'clock
a. m., In tho morning. The first net
on tho program Is to assassinate the
bird. Hovcral methods of killing
chickens have been advanced at dif
ferent times, but the most sure and
rellablo method Is by means of de
capitation. Lay tlio fowl lengthwise
along nn nnvll or block of wood,
and after grasping It firmly by tho
hind logs with one hand to hold It
steady, sever tho head from the body
by chopping off tlio lall at a point
Just behind tho earn. If tho fowl Is
a rooster, an axo or cleaver may bo
used for this operation, but If It la
a hen n buck saw should bo used.
Tho head of tho bird may bo used
for a watch charm or is feed for
tho house cat, either proves success
ful. Next tho feathers should bo re
moved from tho fowl, nftor being
sure that the bird Is entirely dead.
Fasten tho remains securely In a
vlso with the feet down. Then stnrt
at tho gable end or tho bird and
work nlovly and carefully along tho
upper deck feathers with tho thumb
nnd fingers of each hand. Cnro
should bo taken to .ilwnyH work with
tho grain. Tho forward deck niny
bo swan ped off by reversing tho
chicken nnd following tho same plan
as glvo.i above. After the feathers
are entirely removed tho carcass
should then bo dipped In p. strong
disinfectant, nnd hunt; for I wo days
In a liaikened room. Then roniovo
tlio fowl to n convenient operating
table, and with n sharp edged knifo
or razor, tut a gash in tho lower
loft hnnd corner of tho bird, and
through said gnsh or Incision enre
fnlly roinovo tho appendix and other
Internal orgnnr. Tho heart, liver
and gizzard may bo utilized In tho
Pictures & Framing
Walker Studio
New and Second Hand furniture
sold on tho Installment plan.
HARRINGTON, DOYLE A CO,
302 Front St.
Phone 340-L Marshfield, Or.
WANTED
warcheB that won't keep timo. Dirty
nnd rancid oil are tho ruination of
your watch. Let mo handle It and
preservo it perfectly for years to
come,
. C. BARKER
226 Front st. Marshfl Id. Or.
Unique Pantatorium
THE MODERN DYERS. CLEANERS,
PRESSERS and HAT RENOVATORS
Agent for Edward H. Strausa A
Co., Fine Tailoring. Let ua
make your next suit.
S55 CENTRAL. Phone 2A0-X
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW I
Bee CORTHELL
PHON35 3171.
NEW AUTO LINE TO PORTLAND.
Marsbfield-Drain Auto Stage Line
VIA ALLEGANY AND SCOTTSBURG
PASSING GOLD AND SILVER FALLS
From Marshfield to Portland in 16 Hours
LEAVES MARSHFIELD EVERY MORNING.
AT 5 A. M. ON STEAMER RAINBOW.
FAIR TO DRAIN, $11.
Phono
BAMDON BY THE SEA
THE fclTY OF THE FUTURE
A FEW TEN ACRE TRACTS FOUR MILES SOUTH ON
COUNTY ROAD $35 PER ACRE; $100 CASH, BALANCE
TWO YEARS, NO INTEREST, NO TAXES, FINE SANDY
LOAM, LEVEL BENCH LAND.
Buy One It Will Make You Money
Donald MacKintosh
REAL ESTATE
following manner, Grind thornnci
ly through a coffon mill
chopper and cook slowly over a slow
Hie. Then serve hot as a sort of
chuck-away commonly known as
ciucuen gimlets.
Before cooking the fowl If ahnnht
bo stuffed. The following receipt for
shilling a medium sized fowl If U3cd
according to directions will provo
successful.
Two lbs. lnlsons. Hi
, . . . , .-) 41
apples, two lbs. alfalfa meal, one cake
cnsieoi soap, one lb. green goose to
hncco, ono gal. buttermilk, and seven
teen lrcsii eggs. Mix thoroughly In
an earthen dish or stone
stuff the chicken with tho same, a
rolling pin or stove nok or 111 II V lm
used for a tnmplng stick. Then after
soldering tlio Incision In tho bird, be
ing sure It Is air tliiht. nhirn In n
baking pan, nnd cook until done. No
specified tlmo can bo given as to the
length of time to roant a chicken,
as much depends on tho ago of the
mm, a young fowl should bake ten
der In about seven hours, lint nhi
ones have been known to tnko seven
inys. horvo hot on hot nlntes with
jntiBtnrd entice, cooked a la chop suey
stylo, at tho hour of twolvo g. m. by
the third dog watch, so nn tn ,.ivo
tho guests plenty of tlmo to rovivo
it M
irom uio eiiecis Doforo another roost
or can bo captured.
I. W. W. BUSY.
From widely sepnrated points In
isorth America como ronorts of la
bor troubles nnd I. W. W. disturb
ances. The most serious centers
are the coal mines about Nanimo,
Vancouver Island, nnd nt .MInot.
North Dakota. In British Columbia
tho strikers have driven out tho
strike breakers and hnvo defied tho
police.
In MInot n street riot resulted
In tho arrest of 27 more. Includinn
a number of I. w.'s who had
been lend out or town.
In Salt Lako Cltv thn I. W. w
contented themselves with throats
to bring 10,000 men to fight for
"free speech." In tho Michigan cop
per fields a state of deadlock be
tween the minors' union nnd tho
operators continues. Lead miners
of Missouri are dlssntlsfled with a
preferred ralso of in cents a day,
and are on strike
Llbby COAL. Th kind YOU have
. i , ' ujmvi. x-nono i&, raciilc
Livery nnd Transfer Comnnny.
T. if. SCAIFE.
W. S. BROWN $ A. H. HODGINS
Marshfield PAlNT m
iTiaiamiKiu DEC0RAting CO.
Estimates Furnished.
Phono 187-L Mjit-Nhflcld. Ore,
CLEAN "EM UP"
SHOE SALE!
Ladles' 3.50 white duck, wolt
shoes at $2.50
Children's whito duck button
shoes at 1.00
Ladles', misses' and children s
pumps and oxfords at cost.
Boys Elk skins, all sizes at cost.
Get u bargain now nt
Electric Shoe Store
180 South Broadway.
A modern Bricn .uildlng, Blectrl:
ugnt, Bteam Heat. Elegantly
Furnished Rooms with Hot and
Cold Water.
HOTEL COOS
O. A. MctBn, Prop.
Rate: 50 cents a day and upward
Cor. Rroadwar and Market
St. Helens Hall
Portland, Obcoon
Resident and Day School for GirU
In chnie of BUtera of Bt.Joho Baptist (KplicoptK
ColltiUtt. Actdtmle and Iltm.nUrr D.cirtmttiW,
Hoilo, Art. Elocution. Domotjo Art, jmbiiUo Icl.o.,
Ufisaulaa. jTorcatuoaaduroH
THE KI8TICK 8VPERIOII, Office 23
St. Heloua Hall
Tickets on sale at Busy Corner
208.
INSURANCE.
NOME PIONEER NEWS. I
(From the Coos Bny News, pub
lished at Marshfield, August 18,
18S0. Slglln & Bennett, publish
ers.) Atmosphere smoky Forest fires
all around.
Mr. Olyden's nrm was severely
cut at tho stavo factory In Umpire
City last Saturday.
Dr. Golden has moved his drug
store into the building adjoining
tho I'alaco saloon, nenr tho steam
boat landing.
Last Wednesday tho Sunday school
of this place made an excursion to
Ilenryvillo. There were about IfiO
excursionists,
Tho Port Orford Post comes to
us with over a column of olllclnl
nds. It Is an ably-edited llttlo paper
and wo are pleased to see It pros
per. Forest fires about- tho bay aro
very common about now. Wo havo
not heard of much dnmngo yet, ex
cept the destruction of much valua
ble timber.
Coos gained 195 per cent In pop
ulation slnco 1870. Only ono coun
ty, Clatsop, west of tho Const
Kango that beats that figure. Curry
comes next to Coos with 140 per
cent.
Mr. Cnnipboll Is experimenting
with a drive-well on tho tldo land
opposite town. We hopo he'll bo
successful In obtaining fresh water
nnd wo see no reason why ho should
not.
Dr. Smith nnd Eugeno O'Connoll
caught over 200 poundB of trout in
a few days' fishing on Coos Rlvor.
They returned to his placo yester
day and brought with them ono
hundred trout, ono weighing 4
pounds, which was caught by Dr.
Smith.
Amos Nosler's dwolllng hotiso nt
Coqullle City caught flro from a
forest flro last week, and Is an en
tire loss. Sir. Nosier removed nil
tho furniture from tho hotiso, but
not sufficiently far, and It caught
flro and nil burned. Ho has already
commenced tho construction of n
new house.
A now vessel 137 foot keel, 37
foot beam, 11 foot hold, is com
menced at North Bend. Ono almost
ns largo will bo ready to launch
nt Marshfield In a few weeks. A
uteam tug boat over a hundred feet
long will bo commenced nt E. B.
Denn & Company's shipyard in this
plncc soon. Coos County builds
more vessels than nil tho rest of
Oregon, and sho furnishes cargoes
for export nearly equal to tho bnl-
anco of tho state.
T. W. Wallaco pre-empted a piece
of land in Section 33, Township 25,
Ilaugo 12, In Coos County, filed his
pre-emption papers, Improved tho
lnnd, putting about $1500 worth
of Improvements on it, m ado his
final proof, paid his money, lived
on tho land for about two years
after having proved up, and not
receiving a patent ho writes to tho
Land Ofllco for a reason for tho
delay, when ho Is cooly informed
that tho land Is "road laud," not
subject to sale by tho general Gov
ernment. A I VERTISE 1 1 LETTERS.
List of unclaimed lotters remain
ing in tho Marshfield, Oregon, Post
office for the week ending August
19, 1913. Persons calling for thn
snmo will plenso say advertised and
pay ono cent for each letter called
for.
Andorson, Jack; Andrews, C. M.;
Angel, A. M. (2); Brown, Miss
Helen; Brown, Mrs. Dolla; Berry,
W. E. (3); Collins, Jim; Cox, F.;
Fritsch, J. Homer; Forslund, Ernst;
Frazler, Mrs. E, M.; Illnton, Miss
Lucy; Grathwcll, S. W.; Gordon,
Minnie; Hnnscom, Frank; Hansom,
Mrs. D. A.; Harmon, John P.; Hay-
nes, John; Ingloui, Lowoy; Jnrvls,
Allen; Keller, Mrs. Mablo; Lafoco,
Mrs. John; Lewis, Howard Phelps;
Llndstrom, Chns.; Loo in Is, John,
(2); Luco, C. F.; Luther, Arthur;
McGovorn, A. J.; Minott, T. S.;
Plorce, E. A.; Poroput, George;
Ray wander, W. L.; Roborts, M. 0
M, D,; Roberts, Harry, Robinson,
Ed.; Stybor, Walter; Schott, II. F.;
Salsbury, John; Stevenson, R. L,;
Sims, W. G.
W. B. CURTIS, P. M.
AUTOS IN CALIFORNIA.
Citizens of State Have Invested
$44,00(1,000 ill Machine.
SACRAMENTO, Cal., Aug. 18.
California's automobile investment
for July Is figured nt $G,3G2,000,
bringing tho total spent for motor
cars for business ami pleasure pur
poses to date this year up to $44,
GGC.OOO, according to announcement
made today by Superintendent J. G,
Mansfield, of tho motor vehicle do
pnrtment, A total of 2G81 now
machines was registered for July,
bringing tho grand totnl registered
since the department was established
In 1905 to 113,192.
FISHERMEN, ATTENTIONS
The Coos Bay It-o & Cold Sto
rage Company will handle Chi
nook Salmon and will pay 3
cents per pound at their dock
for all brlglit fUh.