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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1913 EVENING EDITION. : i - -tt- r I Will i Hi I llih.MMH' I I i i PERSONAL OVERFLOW : MISS MAY KHICK arrived on tho Express from Coos River this morning. GEOHQB CHAID of Kings Landing, came down on the Banshee this morning. MESSRS. HERDER and Harvey Tot ten eamo down on the Rainbow this morning. MISS ALFItEDA SMITH, of Ken tuck Inlet, is In Marsbileld on a shopping tour. I JOHN LONG STAFF expects to leave soon for California, where he will spend some time. I MRS.C. WILSON left this mornrlnR on the Marshfleld-Roseburg stage lino for Roseburg. I THPRSDAY. Social Sewing Club at the J. C. Swanson homo.. Eastsldo Sewing Club at home of Mrs. McKay. North Rend Presbyterian La dles' Aid meets withers. C. 1. Farlss. 1 Norwegian Lutheran T.omiib Lndles' Aid meeting with Miss Mablc Mathlson. Mrs. Wm. E. Hoagland will entertain the Mlnnle-Wls Club. A. N. W. Club entertained by Mrs. I. Lando. Young Matrons' Club with Mrs. O. Wilson. FRIDAY. nnnUst .Tnnlor Union nmi biiHlnpss meeting at church. Forndale Sewing Club enter tained by Miss Edna Johnson. Mrs. J. Dlatt hostess to La dles' Art Club. Christian Endeavor of Presby- tcrlan Church will give a social. meets social the PLAN CHANGES - ON NANN SMITH MRS. J. Q. JARVIS and children went over to Coqulllc this morning on a pleasure trip. MISS CARRIE RODINE, of Nortk Coos River, Is visiting friends in Marshlleld today. RAY P1NKERTON, of North Inlet, was nmong the arrivals on the North Star this morning. 8. SI LV ERST 15 IN, a traveling man of San Francisco Is at the Chandler. Ho will remain for one week. DR. H. R. FIELDS of Gardiner, has returned home for a few days' visit with friends on tho Day. MRS. E. R. HODSON and daughter, Irene, of South Coos River, wcro visiting In Marshlleld yesterday. E. C. DARKER leaves today for tho Geo. A. Gould ranch above Alle gany for a short visit and hunt. J. R. PETERS of Portland Is hero looking over tho country. This morning ho wunt over to Raudon on tho train. miS. III5RDI5RT ROGERS of Coos River came down on tho Express this morning nnd Is visiting friends In Mnrshdcldi today. M. O WARNER returned yesterday from a trip through tho Coqulllo Valley and will spend some days on tho Day before returning to Eu gene. MRS. HERT LYONS loft todny on tho Alllaneo for Portlnnd. Mr. Lyons left yesterday, driving over land. They expect to visit for sev eral weeks In Portland. W. 11. PIPER and wife, of Coos River, nro planning to leavo soon for Southern California, whoro they will spend part of tho winter. MRS. HORSEY KREIT.I5R Is plan ning to leavo soon for Monrovia, where she will visit at tho homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Grimes, for a while. MR. AND MRS. H. S. TOWER are planning to leavo soon for San Francisco and Berkeley, where they will visit their daughter, Miss Nora, for a while. JOE ST 151 N DUCK of North Dend, nnd Miss Mary Mettlln of Marsh lleld are new students at the Coos Bay Duslness College. MRS. M. L. Cl'RRY nnd baby arrived home today from a visit in Port laud. A. E. NEFF and wife nnd children, arrived home today from a visit at their old home in Wisconsin. MRS. W. F. HARMON nrrlved homo from Spoknne today. She has been spending a few weeks with her mother. J. C. WILCOX has returned from Portland, where she has been on matters connected with tho Fall Creek homestead cases. MRS. HENRY BISHOP nrrlved homo today from Hood River, where she hns boon spending tho summer with Mr. Dlshop, who hns been en gaged In tho fruit business there. V. C. GORST returned todny from Port Orford, Wash., where he went to arrange for tho shipment of an auto here and also to see his moth er, who has been HI. NO TELEGRAPH JAY D. TOWER and bride nro ex pected homo soon from California, whoro they spent their honeymoon. Mr. Tower nnd bride will occupy a now cottage which Is being erected on Curtis nvenuo near Second street. MR. AND MRS. MARK CUTLIP nnd tholr two daughters Thena and Mnrlo Cutllp. came on tho Motoor this morning to nttcud the funeral of tho late Sherman Gamble this afternoon. JOEL OSTL1ND left on the train this morning en route to his home stead on Done Mountain. Justin Norbnck accompanied him. They will remain there about two weeks and will then return to Marshlleld. MR. AND MRS. GUY CHAMBERS cnino up from Einplro yesterday to attend tho party of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Haines last ovenlng. Mr Chambers says tho road between North Dend nnd Empire is In bet twr condition than It has been any time this summer. L. 15. CARLSON, one of the substnn tlal ranches of Templeton nnd one of tho pioneer settlers of that sec tion, being a resident thero for twenty-eight years, was a .Marsh lleld visitor today. Mr. Carlson Is another of those who are In favor of good roads but says ho wants tiro roads ns well as tho bonds. D. M. STONE and wlfo. who have been stopping nt The Chandler for tho last fow days, will leave on tho next Alllnnco for Portland. from whero they will go to their old homo In Central Oregon, Mr, Stono has been hero figuring with Mr. Smith and others on starting a dally nowspapor In North Bend. Edgar McDanlels, editor of the North Bend Harbor, has also been , -llturlns on starting a daily there. Oft TELEPHONE With long dlstnnco telephone lines down, In addition to tho Western Union lino being out of commis sion, Coos Day today Is completely isolated from tho outside world. Just what tho matter Is on the Western Union line, Mnnager Schot tcr has not been nblo to find out. It went down last night and up to this afternoon they had not been able to get any place beyond Sltkum. The lung distance phono lino hns been down most of tho time since tho day beforo yesterday. STATE NAMED AFTERJB'REGAN Offender Informs Court That It Should Be Pronounced "Oregon." Andrew O'Regan and Win. Mc Donald, who arrived hero yesterday from Gardiner, where they had been employed in tho Copenhagen railroad construction cninps, were haled be fore Justice Pcuuock this morning to explain why they took Sam Evans' roll of blankets from tho Dlanco hotel Instead of their own. "Too much Ihiu.o," was tho explanation and each gave ample personal Indl cations of tho truth of the assertion and they were told that they could go free, after they had restored Evans' roll. No charges wore referred against them. O'Regan was as Irish as his name Indicated and ns witty as tho latter typifies. When ho gave his name, he Insisted that tho proper pronunciation was "Oregon," and that tho state was named after his family. Ho was told Hint If he wasn't careful tho stato "would bo after him" on u criminal charge re gardless of whether It was named after him or not. Thoy declared thnt they had taken too ninny drinks and accidentally picked up Evans stuff Instead of their own. They left tholr blankots nt the Dlanco hotel. Evans has been working for tho Smith-Powers Logging Company. Kruse & Banks May Make Al terations in Passenger Ac commodations on Her. The Nann Smith nrrlved In Into yesterday from San Francisco with n big cargo of cement nnd bitumen for street work here nnd also con siderable other miscellaneous freight. She had a good trip up the coast. Amo Merecn stated today that the Nairn Smith would be gone over by tho Kruse & Dnuks Shipbuilding compnny here so that they could bid on tho proposed remodelling of tho vessel to accomodate more first class passengers anil other Im provements. It Is proposed to have the Nairn equipped to carry sixty or moro passengers. It Is the desire of tho company to have the work done on Coos Bay If It can bo done nt nnywhero near the llgures that tho San Francisco shipbuilders charge. Tho Nairn Smith did not bring any passengers this trip except about thlrtv workmen for Wlllett & Burr. GRIDER HELD TO GRAND J Former Roundup Man Remains in Jail at Roseburg for Wife Desertion. The following from u Roseburg paper will he of Iterest here owing to Chas. Grldor's Roundup fiasco last August: Charles Grlder, who was brought back from Novnda by process of ex tradition, to answer to tho charge of wife and child desertion here, wns tried thlB afternoon before Justice Marsters and hound over to the grand Jury. Ills bond wns fixed at $1000, but not being nble to furnish tho amount, and without menus of support If ho could ralso It, he re turned to Jail. At tho trial were several witnesses who testified that the couple had been living together as man and wlfo, nnd that their child had been born while they re sided with Mrs. White nt Myrtlo Creek. Both parties admitted that they wcro not mnrled. Not long nf tor tho child's birth It appeared that Grlder deserted his family, going to Nevndn. He left them without nny menus of uupport, they living upon tho charity of Mrs. White. The de fense was supported by Judge Fuller ton nnd tho stato by District Attor ney Brown. Grlder refused to take tho witness stand. Judge Fullerton remarked Just prior to closing his case, that thoro wasn't any Jury In tho world that would convict Grlder after thoy had heard the cvldonco nnd the law as given by tho court. Tho LA DIMS' AtW'lLIARV of the Presbyterian Church, WILL HOLD A COOKED FOOD SALE, SAT I'll DA V, OCT. ti5, at tho PKItltY-XICII-OLSOX store. The SALE BEGINS AT I I'. M. STAR THEATFR North Bend TONIGHT! A. Quatermass, Mgr. HIZZ FUN MAKERS A COMPANY OF ARTISTS. An ciitcrtniiiuiciit of MIRTH ami MUSIC, WIT ami Humor. Holloed and Instructive. COSTLY PRESENTS GIYKX AWAY THE RETRIBUTION OF WSOBEL A frontier picture. MATRIMONY'S SPEED LIMIT A Sola, picture WHIM OF DESTINY Majestic. 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Prof. Orunnls has been having some Intcrcluss games to pave the way for a fast team next season. The school Is also haudlcapcd by lack of grounds. Last evening Supt. Howard of Co qulUo telephoned over to try nnd ar range a game with Murshllold for next Saturday. It Is not likely that It will bo hold. Coqullle Is said to bo playing pupils not ellglblo under the Coos County High School Ath letic Association rules and this would servo as a bur. Coqulllo defeated Myrtlo Point last Saturday eighteen lo nothing. A meeting will bo held nt Coqulllo next Snturday to discuss high school athletic ufl'alrs nnd other contests, Case Continued. ludge Hall to day continued' tho hearing of Pearl Weasels, tho Juenllo who wns brought beforo him on Information filed by A. I). Adklns. Tho Wcssels girl was staying with tho W. 0. Darnes family at North Bend. Her father Is somowhoro In tho county, and Judge Hull wanted him to be present at tho hearing. Adklns did not glvo us strong testimony under outli today as ho had mudo in his previous nllegatlons. .Married Here. Lester MoDonuld and' Mlr.s Lydla Holm, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holm, woru mar ried at tho homo of tho brldo's parents, Judgo Hull officiating. Tho groom Is a local chauffeur, who hns Just recovered from a broken arm sustained In an auto accident nt Portlnnd. COAST LEM nn i mm DHL I Ml Sacramento and Venice Lost bame Portland Easy Winner, III; AmocUIH rrniWCwiWrJtl PORTLAND, Or. Oct. II- aim v mi j idvvi m Ti t r fin .1 VnnlfP losttoSil clseo. The scores; At Los Angeles Oakland 511 Los Angeles 'j At San Francisco &E Venice '! San Francisco ' At Sacramento Portland j1 f.....u iitn . mid iuni'iuti -IV.. Tho Times Vt Adt GREAT SHOW AT GEO. RIDOUT Certified Public Accountant MAHSHK1KLD Accounting systems Installed. ronthly or periodical audits with monthly statements of departmental sales. Expenses. Profit and Ixiss. 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