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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1914)
Rjflupwa THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHF1ELD, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1914 EVENING EDITION FIVE lOG ijr tho past three months nnd says that lie hopes to return tho coming summer for a short stay. . AT .THE, AL NEWS I IfieHomeof ' Hart Schaffher &r Marx JO The world is full of cheap clothes; and so long as there arc plenty of men willing to pay real money for them, the crop will continue to be large. Look at our ITart Sehaffncr & Marx Suits and Overcoats at $25 ; if you think ' $12.50 or $15 is all you can afford, pay the pi-it'c of two suits at one time $25 and get more real value than the two cheap suits would give. Wo Imvo clothes Hint suit from $18 to $G0. RiiIIh purchased In tills HtOI'O ulll be kept, pressed free of charge. Woolen Mill Store Appniel Specialists for Men nntl Hoys AND PE tides for ferruary. ilolow Ib gfen ttio tl.nu and Ltlght of filch nnd low water at MLrnhflold. Thu tides are placed lu tho order f oumr-ence, with their times on tho iltst lino and holghts on tho second lino tf each day; a compar ison on coiiBocutlvo ho'.ghtB will Indlcato whothor It Is high or low water. i'or high water on tho bar substrnrt 2 hours 31 minutes. RSONALS Hrs. Ft. . , Hrs., Ft. . , Hrs., Ft. . , Mrs., Ft... Hrs., Ft. . , Hrs., Ft. . . 2.10 5.0 2.fil C.2 .1.18 r.r. 3.43 D.O 1.07 G.7 1.32 5.7 7.41 2.0 8.23 1.7 8.59 l.G 0.33 1.4 10.00 1.0 10.30 0.0 1.45 5.0 l.G I 6.0 3.03 5.7 3.37 G.5 4.13 C.3 4.10 5.0 8.14 0.2 8.47 0.0 0.17 0.2 0.44 0.5 10.07 0.9 10.29 1.4 )0Z&ti4$4h jf liUfi ''uHU ' II ilM1 IRVING BLOCK Men's and Boys' Outfitters CrMh rrlan. colorful. Olio ortwn will brluhton tin anv laniriild. btcr innlrobo wonderfully. Negllgco shlrls (r ri j irrs Ih starched cuffs 4) I . JU UllU $C tach cuff shirts, with plain nnd soft fronts. SffM PA .( ') . ..p I .UJ UllU $( tie havo collars to nintch. All now styles WEATHER FORECAST tllr Nool-p, rrm lo Coo lujr TIuim.J OREGON Unsottlod In West, probably rain; southeast winds. looa 1 temperature record For tho 24 hours ondlng nt I i:i;i n. in., Fob. 23, by IlenJ. I Ostlltul, special govornmont mo I toorologlst: Mnlmum 53 Minimum 35 At 4:43 a. in 35 Precipitation 41 I Precipitation slnco Sept 1 I 1913 17.11 rrcclpltatlon same period last year 1 1. 02 Wind: southwest; cloudy. Wed In Coqtillle. Tho Coqulllo Sentinel siih: "W. Wesley Noah niul .Myrtle Matson, of Marshllold, woro mnrrled "..ore yesterday by Rev. C. II. L'ryaii nt tho .M. 10. pnrsouugo." l.ii)hiK Steel. Acrordlng to n ro- lintf rit..l MllUnilH tin. Inlilln. itf .i.vw.l l'"t. ...'ill i.iintici n.u IMJ iiia " niuui was rosuiiioii on 1110 wost side or tno Notl tiiiiulo Inst wcok nnd will soon bo half way to tidewater. Organizing ltaii, H. v. snnford of Suiuuor reports that ho Is asulst lug In tho organization of 11 band nt tl ut place. Tho band will horoaftor I fimilHli music for tho dances idvon bv tho Sumner Hall Association, h Royal ONIGHT pee vaudeville acts. Is It tho farewell night of Mil- 1 noeniK. tier performance It of tho UBiial hleli class, bo- The Danco of tho Hours." A c dance which Ib an exceedingly r cleier pleco of work. i Lois Powell will sing "Tho City" and "Tho Star Spanglotl r. its Eaglo in a Blnglug nnd 6 act. Tins storlliiB porrorin ibe only Mexican Indian on tlin can stage. . notion pictures; I rcr 11. Ilaldttln, Trlflor," n comsdy. . 9 Stepson," a Westorn tirnmn. Golden Heart." ono of tho ln Company's best pictures. Vegetarian's Dream," nn wnai mm, both plctuicequo cieiUDg, test show in tho city tonight. I'lllOD. IntVKP flnni ir.ni l.nl- lflf. BUY THE VERY BEST hfield mcry BUTTER MADR i'.di:h SAXITAItY CONDITION'S IX A CLK.VX AX1) MOIIKKX paotory. sti:iuuzi:i) MILK AXI) C1UUM. PURE ICE N'wry, 8 n. m. and 2 n. m. Phono 73 drum's.Garage hme of tho D'LUC and FORD Aul Supplies for All Makes of Cars lOntrai Av Phone 87a.Ii To Be Healthy One Must Perspire! If you do not porsplro, tho pores of tho akin clog. In this condition you nro render ed unhonlthy. Ordinary tub baths linvo no effect upon cleansing tho pores of tho shin henco tho RUSSIAN STEAM BATHS which nro now offered for your boneflt nnd relief. Wo linvo Instnllod nn oxcollent sys tem of Uusslnn nud Turkish Untlis, which are tho finest In every respect. Physicians rcc ommond a Uusslnn Stim Pnth at least onco a month. Vnu nro invited to cnll nnd In tweet our now nnd up-to-dato svstom of modorn bnthlng nt tho RUSSIAN STEAM BATHS Bunkor Hill. Tnko Whlto Star Auto to nunkor Hill. Gontlomen on Fri day nnd Saturdny from 2 p. m. to 12 m., nnd on Sunday from 8 n. tn to 12 in. Ladles and famlllos from 2 p. in. to 12 m. on Thursdays. Tolehono 388-L. For Literal mv. Dr. J. T. McCor mnc, who Is now at llerkoloy, writes tr tho Chamber of Commeico that ho has ninny Imiulrles about this section nud nslts that n number of booklets bo scut him for tllstributlou. Court Toiiiomm. .ludgo Coko will hold n special session of circuit court nt Coqulllo tomorrow to honr equity cases. Tho principal caso scheduled to come up Is tho suit to test tho validity of tho Port of Hnndoii. 'I'l'iuiNfciH Interest. .1. W. Motloy hns tinnsforrcd his half interest In lot 1, block 3, South Marshllold, known us tho Soamau property, to Mlniilo K. Staddolmnn. This Is part of tho Flotc'..or estate, Mrs. Staddol liian being ono of tho holrs. FnnneiV I'nlon. A meeting of too Farmers' Union Saturday was woll at tended nnd tho co-oporntlvo movo in out given nn impotus. It Is pro posed to start with $5000 cnpltnl, tho shares being $25 eneli nud no 0110 being pirmlttod to own moro than four shares. Wall Paper Wo nro showing ono of tho largest linos nnd most extensive nssortmonts of patterns over Been In this city. A now ship ment of 1914 designs Just re ceived; also a full lino of PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. C. W. VIERS 370 North Front street, Mnrshflcld. 158-R PHONE 10 Cent Messenger Service MARSHFIELD CYCLERY Times Want Ads Bring Results Council Wednesday. Tho Mnrsh flold City Council will moot next Wednesday night. Tho dato wns originally sot for Tuesday, but many of tho niombors wanted to attend tho Fellowship Club bnnquot nnd so it wns decided to lot matters go over until Wednosday, Ai-Kiio Case. Judgo Coko Satur day 1-oard nrgumonts on tho domurrer which tho City of Mnrshllold filed In tho caso of A. II. Manly of Portland, who Is Booking to avoid a paving as sessment on South Fourth tsreot. Tl o controversy was tbreshod out In tho Council somo tlnio ngo. Close Store. Mnnagor Theo. Wold of tho Wostorn Outfitting company Saturday night recolved n tologram ordering blm to crnto up tho old stnek nnd ship It to San FrnnelBco nt once. Ho will nccompnny tho stock on tho noxt Rodondo and whllo thoro will solect a now stock and hopes to return to tho nay with it soon. Whllo away ho expects to do bomo boosting for Coos Day. Wns finest Only. Cieorge Ross of Cntohlng Inlor, who wns in Marsh llold Saturdny stated thnt someone got mixed In their account of tho K. P. anniversary dolngo at Coqullle. Mr. Ross was present simply ns a guest nnd ox-Sonator Chnso presided. Tho meeting wns a flno ono. ho says. Mr. Ross was formerly District Dep uty Grand Chancellor, but no longer holds that position,, , So"d iieniembriinetv Tho Bllt moro hoys on Coos nay navo sent a flno gdld watch charm nnd chain ;to Dr. Schenck ns a llttlo token of thelr appreciation of his efforts In their bo half. Tho charm is handsomoly on graved nnd ono sldo bears tho nilt moro school emblem. Accompanying It Is a lotter expressing tho rogrot of the niltmoro mon that tho school had to bo discontinued and tho hope that It would bo revlvod later. Made Throats. F. D. "nussott or nibbett was nrrosted Friday night for Insanity and Is still confined In tho citv jail. Ho was making throats to kill peoplo and had a 38-callbre re volver on him. Ho first came to tho station and thon went to Marshal Carter's house. Tho latter knew nlm slightly nnd nt once roallze(1 sonio thing was wrong. En rotito to tho station ho wanted to take a shot at two or threo different people but was provAlled upon not to do so. It Is said ti.nt he Is suffering from de lirium tl omens. QKO. DWYI3R left today for Cralo do after spending Sunday here. jMAUt DANO Is visiting his Bister at Bniulon for a fow dnys. TELS Loads Here. Tho Rustler Is tak ing on a enrgo at the Alllanco dock today for Roguo River. A. K. KRUSK, tho Randolph shin gle mill mugnntc, is lu Mnrshfleld todny on business. H AH 'A. -RS aaaSteasa iA Curler Is Sick Chief .of' Polico Carter hns been confined to his homo tho past thrro days by n se vere attack of tonsllltls. G. W. SHHLLY returned to Myr tlo Point todny after spending Sunday with his family In North Rend. Revival Moetlngs.J-Tho rovlvnl meetings nt the M. E. Church will continue through this wcok. Tho subject of this ovoulng's sermon will be "Down In tho Valley." To Pest House. Joe Sassor, tho cook who was quarantined In his room on Pino street tho other day, has been removed to tho city pest Iioubo which Ih In charge of Dnn Green. No now caso of smallpox linvo been reported lately. MRS. FOX and daughter, Miss Mar gnrot, left today to visit Mr. Fox, who Is caretaker nt tho Maxwell mine. AUGUST FARL13Y. Henry Hugglns nnd Ncls Rnsmusseii, spent Sun day nt tho RnsmuBscn ranch 011 Hnyucs Inlet. Oi-eders ltcsulo. .ludgo Coke has ordered 11 resalo of tho A. II. Stuts man property on Market nvcniio wh'Ich was recently sold bv tho sher iff to satisfy two mortgages, ono hold by John It. Miller nnd tho other by tho Flanagan & Dennett hank. Tho court hold that thoro wasn't sufficient notlco of salo and thnt thero wero other defects In tho proceedings and nlso th'at tho prlco of $3114.00, for which tho Flanagan & Dennett bank bid It In was luadcqunto. Tho Stuts ninns woro recently compolled to va cnto tho property nnd have been liv ing In a tent nearby, hut this ordor puts n now phase on tho situation. G. K. ORIS, who has been wlro chief of the local telephone com pany, nnd wife, plnn to lcavo soon for California. A. Y. MYKRS, of tho Reynolds De velopment Company, has postpon ed his trip to California until tho next Rcdondo. I The Chandler Hotel. D. A Miller. San Francisco; C. W. rineson. Snn Fianclsco; S ,1 Towers, Seattle; Mr and Mrs P Martin, San Francisco; I) S. McOee. San Frnucls- , co; Rlrhard Dunning, San Francisco; T. II. Campbell, San Francisco; A. II. Noyes, Snn Francisco; D. M. Wntson, Portland; S. M. McKean, San Fran cisco, C. D. Darturson, Wnlln Walla. The Lloyd Hotel. WMto Kaglo, San Francisco; J. Jackson, Gardiner; C. F. Tholmnn, Rnndon; C. Tuvlson, Gold llench; Pete Petko, Rnndon; T. Alvnor, Dan don, Geo. Roavls, Conlcdo. 'I'lio lllimro Hotel. D. II. Stamboard, Rosoburg; T. Sturdlvnnt, Myrtlo Point; Louis Wick Rnndon; II, L. Power, Eugene; C. R. Wntson, Eugene; 11. Whuttmoro, Coaledo; G. A. Ferguson, Eureka. MISS SPEXSE WILSON of Marsh llold was a week-end visitor In this city ns tho guest of hor uncle, "Honest John" Ilorron. Rnndon Surf. Kick on Connvte. City offlclnla nro rcolvlng complaints about tho concroto on South Rrondwny bolng poor. Tenuis linvo been using tho street nnd tho concroto Is grinding up Into mud. It has not been sur faced with bitumen yot. IPJEQPbE YOJJI KMOWlI ABOUT m M. J. ROWRON of Istuiuus Inlet came down to Mnrshllold today. E. RARGEREON or Conledo Is In Mnrshlleld today on business. MRS. LAPP of IsthmuR Inlet Is In Marshllold shopping todny. R. LYONS of North Inlet Is In tho city todny 011 business. TOM A. FREESE of Coos River Is In Mnrshllold on business. MRS. O. STADDEN of Sumner Is n visitor In Mnrshflcld todny. JOHN P. KIERNAN will lcavo for Portland Tuesdny vln Drain. FRED HANSEN of Sumner Is n busi ness visitor In Mnrshllold todny. M. I). CUILJP of Coos River wns a wcok-ond visitor In Marshllold. MRS. II. W. SANFORI) of Sumner Is shopping In Mnrshllold today. GEORGE SELANDER of Sumner Is In Mnrshllold todnv on business. II. 13. FOLSOM will lonvo Tuesday on tho Drain stage for Rosoburg. MRS. W. R. FARRIN of Sumnor was n wcok-ond visitor nt Mnrshllold. HARRY GRAVES wns a pnssongor on tho Ilnnshoo to Mnrshllold todny. FRED KRUSE of Isthmus Inlet Is n buslnesB visitor In Marshllold to dny. ALRERT MATSON of Catching Inlet Ii a business visitor In Marshflold today. MISS It. WATSON of Isthmus Inlet Is In Marshflold today visiting friends. RAY CLINTON nnd wlfo pnssed through here Saturday en routo to their homo from Allegany, wh'ero they havo been guests nt tho Truo Saling home. MRS. NELLIE ST1ERLIN. formerly Nolllo Trlbboy, Is hero from Van couver, ll. C. to visit nt tho homo of her pnrcnts, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Trlbboy on Contrnl nvoiiuo. JERRY VANDEVENTER, who has been employed nt Rrooklugs for Severn months has leturued to tho Ray and will take a position In tliV Eastsldo mill or the C. A. Smith company. It. F. HART left on tho Rodondo for Snn Francisco, where ho will bo nsslgned to now territory by tho Pacific Const Rlseult company, whom ho hnB represented on Coos Ray for tho pnt year. JAKE HILLSTRO.M nnd Frnnk John son hnve retimed from n trip to their homostead near llrldgo, whoro they havo been for the past two weeks. Mr. Hlllstrom reports four feet of snow In thu moun tains near Rrldge. Tho 'limes wnnt nds nro tho koys to tho door of opportunity. WANT ADS. I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I FOIt RIIXT Furnished 2-rooni housekeeping apartment; no chil dren desired. Call 413 No. 2nd st. FOR KALI'! Good rooming Iiouso proposition. 413 No. 2nd at. FOR SALE Floiithous. KlvlH chen apply Frnnk Vlncnmp. FOR SALE Fow nettings or choice Whltu Leghorn oggs. Rhone 3034, Farmers. FOR SALE Phenomenal berry plants, 7Ro per dozen whllo they Inst. W. II. Morgnn, Mnrshllold. WANTED Furnished house or niiiiiII rooming houso close lu. Mnll full particulars Rox 510, City. G. C. MOTLEY, n brother of J. W. Motloy, nrrlvcd hero Saturday vln Drain from Appleton City, Mo., with n view of locating In this section. They Imvo had threo crop failures In that section nnd ho wnnts to got n ranch on Coob Dny. REV. G. LEROY HALL left Satur dny for Coqulllo to assist with tho rovlvnl meetings which nro In pro gress thoro. Ho hns recolved word thht Rev. Rruco Dnvls, who was expected horo nbout .March 1 to op en tho rovlvnl meotlngs at tho Rap tlflt church here, will not arrlvo until about March 1C, F()1t SAL!' lllnrk horse, mvIkIiIiik about 1300 pounds. Work bIiirIo or double Phono Fnrmors 300x3. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping rooms. 10G1 Commorclal nvenuo. WANTED 1! lo (I hrs. work per day, or help with light Iiouso work. Enqulro Times Office. WANTED CLIFFORD PARNELL, ono of tho substantial farmers of tl o Sncrn mento Valley near Cnlusn, Calif., Is in Marshflo'd, arriving horo last week, Mr. Parnoll discovered whllo mnklng n purchase nt tho Toggery n frlond whom ho had not 'seen for ninny yenrs In tho person of 13. W. Kammoror. Mr. Parnoll snys that ho likes tho cordial, patronizing wny displayed by tho local real ob tato fraternity to show htm tho country. PLAN RAILWAY WORK WANTED Rellablo unshwomnn to do washing for small family. .372 West Conimorclnl. FOR SALE C. HAIA'ERSTOTT or Fnlrvlow was a pnssongor on the Suuriso to tho city todny. MISS LENA MATSON of Catching Inlet Is visiting friends lu Mnrsh flold todny. . nnrir.ui MnnntV imi n u-nnL'.nnil I WI.Wl.1l .HW.0. " ..-- - - vwiiwr 10 .iuriiiiuni jiuih V.11U0 Rlvor Saturday. C. II. SMITH of Coos Rlvor wns a week-end buslnoss visitor In Marsh flold Saturday. MISS MARTHA ROS or Isthmus In let came down Snturday to visit rrlonds In Marshflold. MIQS RLANqilE CUTLIP or North Rend spent tho wcok-ond with hor parents at Daniels Creek. DR. GEORGE DIX. Frnnk Lalso nnd A. J. Mendel returned 'rrom a visit to the Hunter's Cabin on North In lot todny. . ST" . 1 , FRANK ROWRON ofiTonMI enmo 'In Saturdny. Ho wlU'remnln horo ror n fow dnys on business hoforo returning, ' 1 k-j: 'j ' j.'j". CLINKENREXltD orCoosJ Rlvor was n buslnosB visitor In Mnrsh llold Saturdny, returning home In tho nftornoon. ROAD SUPERVISOR STI'LL of Al logany was In Marshflold today to secure treatment ror his eyes, w)ich Jujvo bepn troubling him. MRS. MARY KRICIC. IrtRiigMer of Mrs, S.'. A. Yopkam. loft todav for UJco. Caljf.. to mako hor homo wltn her sister, Mrs. August Whlt torr. ' CHARLES WELLS. 0110 of the Rllt mnyp, boys, loft todav on tho Ro dondo for San Francisco on mute to his homo at Sag Harbor, N. Y. Mr. Wells has been on U16 Day for r Porter Rros. to Itulld Temporary Line to Haul Supplies. Tho Floronco West snys: Portor nrothors nro to build n wnrohouso nnd wharf at Glonndn to storo sup plies for their rnllroad. work. Their plans Includo building n temporary railroad rrom Glonndn to Whonltlnk Lnko nnd n short lino rrom Whon hlnk to Tslltcoos. A bnrgo with motive power will bo plncod on onch lnko. Cars rnn bo londed nt Glon ndn, taking out over tho rond to Whonhlnk Lnko, transported across that body or wntor on tho bnrko, tnkon thonco to Tslltcoos, thon ncross thnt lnko nnd unloaded nt tho camps whoro tho supplies nro ncodod. SHIP OPT MORE MATKIHATi Paul Twohy, a inoinbor or tho I rirm of Twohy Rrothors, railroad 1 contractors, is in tho city on Ills way to tho Not! tunnol on tho WIN lamotto Pacific to arrange for tho shlpmont out or moro material and machlnory. Tho company has rin Ished Its work on tho lluo. Kugono Guard. FOR SALE Eggs for hntohlnjr. Whlto Orpington, Rhodo iBland Rods, Whlto Leghorns. Phono 124-L. FOR HALE No. 1 pluno; rnn ho Inspected nt Ron Smith's, 309 Park nvo. $2ri0, ono-hnlf cash, rest In monthly pnymonts. L. M. Hosolton, Marshflold. FOIt RALE Lot for snlo or Inulo on Ninth street. Inqulro nt 401 Ninth strcot South. !' OR SALE Illooil nnd fov hound puppies, two months old; will mnko flno trnllors ror bear nnd wildcat. $25.00 pnlr. Address 13. O. Swodborg, Stockyards Stn., Donvor, Colorado. FOR SAIJ3 Furniture or seven room houso; nice location, house ror rent. Inqulro 173 Elovonth streot West. FOR BALE Funilturo of 10-rooin houso. 409 North Droadway. Phono 1GC-X. FOR RENT HELLONFH RIO OATTLE SALE. 1'OR RENT (l-rooni houso In Fern dnlo. Phono 174-R, nftor 0 p. m. RANCH FOR HEXT oil very Ilbontl torms to tho right pnrty. Splendid chnnco for stock nnd potntoos. Ranch, enro of Times. FOR HEXT Two room furnished for housokeoplng, 1C3 S. 2nd st. Georgo Rolloul wishes to in fro in tho fanners and dalrymon or Coos county that h'o is going to havo a pub lic salo throo miles nhovo Coqulllo on tho wost bank of the rlvor, on tho Fig ranch, on ' Friday, March C. Ho will offer ror salo 40 head or Jorsoy cattle. This hord Is headed by tho woll known bull, Prince War rondo's Roy, Magenta's only daughter nud Mnvoresa's Mella Ann, all puro bred Jerseys. Tho othor 42 nro well selectod grndo Jersoys nnd will mako n valun bio addition to any hord lu tho vnlloy. Ho will nlso soil somo household goodB, ono buggy, two Turin wagons, ono good horse, n two yonr old colt nnd many other articles. Tonus of Balo: Ono yonr's tlmo at per cent, purchaser giving bankablo note, 1 Salo begins at 10 a. m. Warm lunch at noon. ' Special boat loavetj Coqulllo at 9 a. m. I Nick Johnson, Auctioneer, FOR RENT Lnrgo houso on South 11th stroot. Phono 119-L., or ie" A. D Campbell. Try Buchu nnd Palmetto Kidney Remedy )f the PENSLAR RRAND. Ono trlnl will convlnro you of Its superior merit, or your money back. For salo only at THE LEADING DRUG STORE.