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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1913 EVENING EDITION. MYRTLE POINT WOMAN CHOSEN COAST LEAGUE ilHYRTLE POINT BALL SCORES WOMAN LUCKY Mrs. Mable Roberts, Grand Chief ' of Pythian Sis ters K. of P. Meet. POHTLANMl, Or.. Oct. 18. Xcw offlccrs for the wisnlnK year weie i... .1,0 iivtiilnn Raters' Con- vcntlon. The orunnlzatlon Is tho vomnn's auxiliary of tlio Kiiignis m la rniirPARlltGCl 1)V OO XJlIl'tlD till" M , dolcirntcs from various parts of tlio state. Tlio folowlng olllcers were elected: Past Chief, Hannah Vin cent of St. .lolins, Or., Crnml Chief, Mnblo Roberts, of Myrtle Point; Grand Senior. Mary l.lttlollold, of Portland; (irand .lunlor, Nellie b. Vernon, of Astoria; Grand Manager, .Ernia Snider, of Aurora; Crand Mis tress of Records and Correspondence, Mary R. Hogue, of KlnmnUi Falls; .Mistress of Finance. Edith K. Clark, of Rainier; C.rand Protector, Minnie Vinton, of McMlnnvllle; Oram! Guard of the Outer Temple, Opal M. Fox, of Portland; Grand Representative. Laura M. Hooghklrk. of Rainier; Grand Alternates. Elizabeth Dun ning, of Portland;, and Margaret Sloeuni, of I'nlon. Or. Knight of Pythlax. Oregon Pythlaus pro opposed to .....t.w.Hiii nr the nen limit for members from -I to IS years, the Grand Lodge In its :J2nd annual con vention voting agaliiBt the proposi tion after an extended discussion. This Important chnnge lias been de foro the Supreme Lodge for some time, but It was decided to ask for an expression from the grand lodges of the rr. domains, nnd the adverse recommendation was adopted w.ien the resolution was ronche.l. Some discussion was had relative to the establishment of a fraternal home, but th's plan. t another with a now scheme for representation at district conventions, was referred to committees. Gus C. Moser, Past Grand Chancel lor, Btlrred up the grand lodge so with his address of welcome yester day tl at the delegates turned right around and selected hlni as the sup reme representative for the four year period. M. 1 Havls. of I'nlon. is the holdover supreme representa tive, and these two will lead In the effort to get the convention for Tr.Ht in n.i in line!, when tlio session da held at Wlnnepeg next August. The annual election oi ouicera wr l onmlii.r v:ir l-emilteil P.S follows: II, U .w n " - Grand Chancellor. Frank S. Grant, of Portland; Grand Vice Chancellor. a re Wrlirhtinan. of Sllverton; Grand Prelate, Fred P. Holm, of Portland ;Grnntl Keeper or Records and Seal, L. R. Stlnson. or Salem; who has held this position ror the last eighteen years; C.rand Master of Exchequer, .1. v. .muioiio.v. in remuu ton; C.rand Master at Arms. C. A, 1 nu'fnn t.'nvt Stl'VI'llH! (511111(1 1 111101 Guard, Goorgo lloeyo, of Oregon CltyjGraiKl outer t.uani, .iewo opeir cer, of Corvallls; Grand trustees, .1 i! nv.-lim. nr Pnndlet.m: George W Jett. of llakor, and F. T. Wriglit- mnn, or Salem; Grand Tribunes. Grant H. Dlnilc.k. of Oregon City, as Chief Tribune; Willurd L. Marks, of Aiimtiv THiiimo. a Kii!Oiid Tribune TIll bo selected before the comven llon adjourns. Tlio Grand Tribunal will then meet and elect a Grand Re corder. One of tlio most Impressive scenes of the convention nnioweu mo selec tion of L. R. Stlnson as the Oregon delegate to ntienu uie uomon .nun Jeo at Washington, next February l'.t, when tlio pyr inn uruer win cei cbrato Kb 50th anniversary. PORTLAND DHFKATKI IS TO 0, Al.TIIOI'dll SHE GOT 7 III IS amainkt i.os axji:li:s' ii VHXICH LOSES (SAME. AmchUIM I'rrrt l Coon Hay Time. PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 18. Port land lost to Venice yesterday 1 - to b. The scores: At Oakland San Francisco 0 .1 0 Oakland 9 1 At Sacrnniento u. it. i- Venice ! 1 1 ! Sacrnniento " At Lob Angeies ' Portland .', " Los Angeles u i!tit. lit l.l. (! AMU. The several members of the fnni tit if P. A DAMS INFORM ICD that ItKIt SHARK OF OLD PIIILADKLPIIIA ESTATE IS k I .(lint. 000 MA ItSII Kl FLD MAX STARTS MEAT MAHKET. fSnci'lal to The Times.) MVHTi.M POINT. Or.. Oct. IS. ii it A.itit.,u lmu lwnii InfnrniPil .Ul. IJi I. lu.m.n - .... i c.ti,,.,. fnni U'liltors. nf 1,08 liy I1U1 "limn -- -- Angeles, that his family Is heir to $10,000,000. consisting oi an umun in Pbiladelnhla. Mrs. Adams's share ...III 1... .mu'ol'ik nf $1,000,000. Judge ttnos Rose and wife lenve Saturday bv auto for Rosoburg on their wav to Needles. California, to spend the winter. Mrs. Rose accom iinniLs him. She has lived there in..i i.i'n ttttilni'a. IIIU ihbi i" ' , e Mr. and Mrs. W. it. awengie, iu . .. t t:.,l.n,' Op WOUKI llDOHSIl povurij. would provide aiisoinie jusuix- m. nil. Sister Sarah would give every woman the vote. Finally the views of 10-yenr-old .Johnny were sought. What "lid I do If owned the world?" said he, looking up from a ...1... l... in, i ln.nn studying. Willi I'll 1l VOU Wlllll I l !" 'ft Mis. Parke. All'a A '' ' I 111 111 WIMll UV ' AtnVjl.ili.l.l Friday to visit with t liiisluess. The railroad people are doing all all tlio new Smlth- I HCI VII'-. Ill I'. n.,,....,.u it. ... in lull timber, so the.v imiv i?ot loL'a tor the C. A. Smith ...ll'l nl Mnl-ullllnlll. iiiiii i Mr (' .1. Kddv. or Kiinsiis. is neif. ball teams nmm.g ih n.u.ui , . """on thing now to see cousins; ti.en r.i ay oui a u ... (!l.,.it. , ,i other for- on the Desert oi hanaia, i-.., . r - . . . . Itoeky Mountains around u i r .. -h . . ... ... . r........ i, vn iiii ii nv.ii'H inn liiouii mm ... .. . , . ,; .V, T li;tu l..le for a bat. A new butclmr sliop win ope,, lie e 11 null iuiu v, - - - - EARTHQUAKE IN NICARAGUA and. say, maybe 1 would sit on top ,,( pitcii's Peak and see some ball game!" DUKE OUT ON $5,000 BAIL Victim of Chauffeur Dies To dayThird victim Is Improving. tlr AMn.lalcl rrfM to Com liar Tlmi.1 SHATTLK. Oct. IS. Thomas Sim mons, who was hurt when the uuto- moi.lln ilr ven bv Litwrenco iniuu next week. Frank Davis, of Marsb- ..m l,., tin, nifiii lit tlu block. M.vi ..iii tie Point always has plenty ol meat, i. Hi i.. nlu-nvu uluii't on fish. Tim Slate Hank Hxamlners made their semi-annual visit Wednesday .....i lufl mi 'l'lini'H:lnV. Mr. Marster. of Portland, came In -n. u-lili Mm Miirstnr. and was 'so well pleased with our outlook that he rented tile Kimicuii pnu-u mio mnu east of town, ne says ue win i.uui buy and make this his perinaiient uifiiii;, . . .1. L. Lewcllln s new bungalows ,.,,. .. I, I..1.-U- iri'iiidiixl. M. McDonald of Coiiullle getting the last one. More houses are needed nere. tr ,i i.nvn nnvMilncr to soil, rent, trade, or want help, try a Want Ad In The Times. ' -' 7941 7057 A .... . NKlllw I - mxiciib has iln '' mi to service, i t'1., Wlllgoanywhoa:,,,111 dr?e ' Clgar.s.( . U7tln,e'C Night ph)llu 1)aVphoae,J '"'om ;ooi,.i,,, .."JW, fowling Tournament WITH NOTHING TO MAR THEIR CHARMING SIMPLICITY A NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL. rr- -it i...l-M .i.lTnPAP nf rliftfimfllUm. whotll XV nil Miunmii ruiinwi- ' . V . Illfllll H III lL'll ll khu im u . - t. . n(u in bit I lllllllltri If. I'ollldiMl with another car, killing! i,.Ckaciif. miIhh in tt.o uws r m-utaicia Henry Fnrr, Is dead, and Alfred Hog-, ...iiu. t ntc to it f..r a in.il. j ' ;.. . . ..... ... i u l.l.-l, inu riMumlnl r 1'unil (ill l li.n.i tin. (hii'ii victim. Is Imiiroving. Tho iiKiuest Into tlio two dentt s was held yesterday afternoon, Duko was released oil' $5,000 ball. CHINESE KILL In, mil trt'.i Imi'ii t ..'i.i-,' ..... ..n nil nt iln.Mf. I(irturiii. lllll.ll mil. iri'iuini'l .... .. VHKK. You cure mirm-lf lit licmo k ttiuu.iiiitn Hill tPMtlfy no rlmiiKi1 ir ciiinnn' wihb nr.-.-"-ynry TliN flranli- illpoTirr Imnlnhcn uric nclil ..... i.i...i inAU.,d .I,.. Mfirri.ni.il IoIiiIm. inir inoa ilii. Moml. nncl l.rlulitfiix tlio eff. kItIiiB ..t..niiv nml inno to lho wlintc KTKtrm. If tho .1. lnln.n.1. fnll. tcT nKMlf lldllrCtt mm. m. Summcrn. Itox It. Notre Dome. Ind. VnHiitn- In nnlto as dear to tho heart I r, f .....tlltlll IIM ihn ilnlntv iickIIkcu Into . " : ... . . .1 t which she slips witu suen u u'vihik -i luxury In thu seclusion or ner own room. She may revel m us mhiiihu rlc. Its soft colorings and tho grace of Its frills nnd flounces with novcr a mis giving as to its suitability, for it is mo ffirnmiii that inav bo iis Plain or ns fussy as thu fancy desires without losing Its charm. Printed silks or cotton crepes with ii,iuulliln Uowlts or old fash ioned looking designs sprinkled hero and thcro nro admirably suited m ncK llBues, and the plain crepes and mulls nro dainty, too, offering possibilities for trills nnd tlounccs galore. 7057 Is ii pretty emriro nuxioi, uo- prndlng upon graceful lines and ih ,.,i.i i v- until. ini'il iimtorlal for effect, rather than inoro olaborato trlinnilngs. The laco butterfly across tlio front is one of those attractive trifles, iulekly nml liihIIv iniide. that do ho much to muko a garment distinctive. To iiiaku this model in aizu i it ro UUlres l!l'i yards of 30 Inch material. No. 71)11 Is a design that, mado up In u softly tinted albatross or eiderdown trimmed with tiny frills of net or rib bon and sashed In n vivid Kuturlst silk, would bring Joy to thu boarding school girl. It would also bo pretty In ii silk or crepe. Three and thrce-ounrtcr yards of 3G inch material Is needed to copy Tt41 In hUo 10. To obtain either piittcrn lllimtratnl fill N() bZ0 nut ilii. rminiin nnd Inclose 15 cunts in . .! Il .urn r utiiln llltmhfr NO-tUft Eiumpa ur miii. o... ... ........ of pattern and nlze, ineumirlnK over tno Address fullest purt or me ousi ior uiimuhbiimi.. Address lV.ttcrn Department. """ 300 CHRISTIANS Ilr AMo.lalc.1 TrcM to Coos ny Tlmci.l PICKlNO. Oct. IS. A forco of Chinese brigands murdered HOD nnd burned two mission churches of tno American Missionary Societies In the Province of Foklen yesterday. The American missionaries from tho ills turbed district nro In Kucliow, where they took refuge. Thu Chlneso gov ernment troops have not shown much activity. Ti "t . t . I -rh. . ' PK W ADMITS Population Deserts Houses for open spaces volcano Responsible. (Ilr AmivLIM ITi. lo ruoa lltr Time.) SAN .IP AN DHL Sl'K. Nicaragua. Oct. IS. A violent earthiiuake Bliock was felt In the cities or Mana gua, Masaya and Oranada yester loy. Tho alarmed population de serted, their houses for the open spaces. One building colapsed near Oranada. Tho earth tremors are coincident with the activity or the volcano Santiago. XOTU'K TO AITOISTS The Marshileld City ordinance pro hibiting the operating of autos with i'xhnust open and making unneces tsary noises will he rigidly enforced henceforth and auto drivers are hereby not I lied to famlllari.o them pelves with the regulations and com ply with same ir they wish to avoid trouble. .1. W. CAUTlJlt. City Murslial. XOTICi: OK DISSOLl'TION. Notice Is hereby given that tho partnership heretofore existing be tween U. V, Wllley and Win. Pchroe der In the firm of Wllley .t Sehroe der, has been dissolved. All persons Indebted to firm or having claims against linn are hereby notified to settle them at once, WILLKV (c SCIIHOKDKU. Dated MarBhlleld, Ore., Oct. 4, 1013. If you have anything to Bell, rout, want neip, try a Want Ad UN, KILLING WIFE Ilr Aoi'Ulr. rr" u ':oat Tlm.l I ClllCACiO, Oct. IS. At tho In quest held vesterday Wlliam Hlllu , confessed ho had murdered his wife, lie said Hhe was "the most virtuous, woman In the world, but had just ; been crazy over 111 health and busi ness troubles." ' Automobiles Are Changing Fashions People are just beginning to realize It. Manufacturers and merch ants saw the trend of things long ago and began to plan ac cordingly. Today, for Instance, more soft hats for men are sold thnn ever before, because a sort hat Is adaptable for use either on the street or In the motor. To be up to date one must be poHto don what the stores are showing. They are barometers of tho times. They must be alert to live. There is no place for tho laggard except the business lioueyard. Through tho advertising col umns of daily newspapers like Till-: TIM KS you can keep posted on what I going on. Tho merchants are not se cretive. They need your sup port to grow. They try to pro vide tlio things you want. They use tho nowspapers to keep you informed. Their advertising pays them only when It serves you. That's why you should read advertising so that you can reap the full harvest of service. We still have a good supply of Catalogues of this line for distribution to the MACHINISTS of Coos County Just send in your name and you will get a copy by return mail." We have the Only Stock in Southwestern Oregon and we sell at factory Prices Look Back a Month Ahead a Year LOOK backward one montn and recall how your money wont. Was every cont wlsoly spent? Would tho llttlo fragments or fortuno, tossed nfter trlllcs, total a dollar, or two, or flvo? Which would you rather havo now, tho trifles you bought, or tho coin you paid for them? Now look abend a year: Will your present habits causo a re petition of last month's spending, until tho yenr Is gono? Todny's history Is part of your llfo history. What fortuno nro you building? To what extent Is a bank account shaping your future? First National Bank Of Coos Bay FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK OLDEST KAXIC IX COOS COUXTV. Kstnbllslicd 1HHI). Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $110,000 Interest paid on 'limn Deposits. Officers: .1. Hcuuett, President. I. II. Flanagan, Vice-President. It. r. Williams, Cashier. (Jeo. F. Winchester, Assistant Cashier. llfAlMll'lftliliMIJ BANDON BY THE SEA THE CITY OF THEJFUTURE A FKW TEX ACRE TRACTS FOUR MILES SOUTII ON COUNTY ROAD !W I'ER ACRE; 100 CASH, RAIjANCE TWO YEARS, NO INTEREST, NO TAXES, FINE SANDY LOAM, LEVEL BENCH LAND. Buy One It Will Make You Money Doeald MacKintosh REAL ESTATE Bd INSURANCE. Singer ScvvmUfe Wo havo them tor L 0 V Supplies una Neeffi fJ: Rll Mi Park Ave. 'lw.n oWn.T M,rWltH IToinp.iy lIon TIK Gardiner's Hag Carpet factory On shcrmnn avenn, J J "la and fonnect cu" Phone 171 Nnrt"f"-' 1r EDISON'S LATEST A Montn.. batlci v that mmi . over elmriil,,.. in ,'...t?nllinl S"T (1)lM,B '"ItMIXAiA 1 T COXTAINS X() Ac, Will not Iom. Its cliarge ttU. IS flUARAXTHKU I-IVK m Coos Bay Wiring Co, l.":t ll.'oadHny. Anenls fur !,( ,)f 0m Iaj Low Rates for Handling Trunk Wo haul trunltn nolnta in .Marshilnlii tnr (Via n. r nc IVIiUI Iuk ralea, delivery to be ma b inu iirni HloriCH OI UUlldlQgS Ono trunk i Thrco trunlts " t Twoivo trunkfl "' 1 Star Transfer an 1 Storage Co. Levi llelsncr, I'ron. PlioneH, U'0-.l: V-h; 9S-R. T. .!. SC.U1T- W. S. IJHOW.N JjjJ A. II. HOOCDII Marchfiplrl PAINT AND FstlinatcH t'unilihH. Phnno IMT-Ti MirtiflH H Times Want Ads. Bring Results WANTED watches that won't keen time. Dim and rancid oil nro the rulmtloict your watch. Let mo handle It ui prcfiorvo It perfectly for rem to conio. E. C. BARKER 22 fi Front et. Marihfl d. Of. just nv.(:i:ir.u A laruo sbltmicnt of Electric I GIiihn SImiiIck. . , Call and seo our Btocit oi i xvnrn. Wn n SO naTB torn i w latest designs In show IUK from two IlKlit to live, tierjiui In electrical euppllei. Barnard & UnM SCHOOL SHOES Seo tho ntw school shoes at M Electric Shoe Store tho best In town ino son" nitoAifftf- "MKItCIIAXT III.OCK.NOWFO S.lr" Wo nro offering fine, h J In this loiiB desired tract, W near tho business center. Mj tlonnblo Investment value, m torniH, and prices under W ket. Exclusive ubvui.. I. S. KAUFMAS & CO, 177 Front Sui Auto Manhfield & Cars leave every 7 a. m.. to 7 JTtt to 12 o'clock ever lJt-i cents one war'V Commutation Cara leave "" A v-.tit.' oh vnrth Bend W"", UvlU uiiu i " North Bend. G0RST & KINC, C. o. cosset, and BUB' Drawing, and estimate1 -.Midori. All work it vnn nro you aro, tell others I'hone s wu v"' 7 gnnranteed. ronot satisfied tei New and Second .Old OB Ibt I J mnniNflTON. D01? PhOM