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V'ii t -W, illl ' I UMMMMMMJHMM1PW'II I -Tt yrtpan r r- t -ff- THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1914. EVENING EDITION. FIVE r wont c"bitlt rtdt ;iiii fer 'Mfif.ll, What You Can Afford to Pay tit T voii ran nlTonl to pay I'oi- a suit or fl :.....( k mil ii tiuostioii of dollars alone. w . i ,i ' niim riwcived. - hwnv'that vnu can easily nlToi-d to pay $2o t'nTit" lavnusi'' wo know what is in them. Ii I-iioiv that such high quality ol' materials is lu . . ,i in nil of overcoats at that, nriee. rci. mi" R'C kllOW tlKll HO OUll'i: " nu inn i T-" "U 8, well tailored. f'okiiow that in no other clothes will you receive P ..Li. viiIiik for vour money. fliat is why we say you can easily ai lord one .'..' i&o-.'biiWh mi overcoats. Knil aftor vou have worn one, should you not Kel 'thoroughly satisfied bring it back and get four money. Suits purchased at this .store will be kept pressed free of ehanje ffhe Woolen Mill Store 'Tin' Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes TWO STOKES BlAKSllFIlOU) NORTH UIONIJ IRVING BLOCK aatom, FOR MEN AND BOYS .kv coons arriving i:vi:ry day ut nrrltrd Men's and lloyn larkliun- Coats. See Window , iacII lino of Men's Silk Sox, Or value, :l.v, 3 pair Sl.oo limit Shlrlct. all sizes, good ciortinrnt of patterns . .iill.no WOMEN AND MISSES New Goods Arriving Every Day SiiKh, ContN mil! OircK'N. See Windows. Willi Drecse Oiit-Hitlf Price On DlBiilny In Whulow Uiilr Goods, Switches anil Hair Or iiuincnts, Luce Collars, I. mo Cups. Tango Wrlstlottos, Policy C'orHut Covers Lcm One Fourth Price Watch Our Windows. Why? Because We Sell for Cash. ENTS IBi prices to suit the people want to camp. "Why Pay More?" mson-Gulovsen Company Quality .unw with Service FutllO. siefy her new shipment of the Jws American Boy and fcan Girl hosiery; also fts' and ladies', the same 15c the pair. You who Oiven them a trial know are worth more. EOPLES 10-15c STORE v '' Randon Murshflold GRAND HEATRE O-NIGHT T tlrW BREVITIES AUGUST TIDICS. Below Is given tho tlmo and Height of high and low water at MarnhflDlil. The tides are placed In tho order or occurrence, with their times on tho first lino and heights on tho second lino of each day; a compar ison of consecutive heights will In. dlcato whether It Is high or low water. For high water on tho bnr subtract two hours 34 minutes. nrrlvi'd on Cons Hay from Stock holm. Sweden, after n nine months' Journey around the world, during which they Uslted iniiny of the prln-' i Ipnl cities. They are former friends of .loel and 11. H. Ostllnd and im noui'.ie that they expect to make1 their fiiMiie home on Coos Hay. J Some Tire. The Gunnery hna on, display In Its window it Fisk heay car type tire thnt has run moo miles on Oorst & Kings big l.ozlei car. ' PRICE WAR Phone 7? i Is the talk of the town but we have and are selling at tho same price and the advance has not cost you one cent more hero than Ii did hefon the war. If ou trade with See us for Onus ntul Ammunition. Also Hoys' Automatic Pump Air Itlfles. Schroeder & Hildenbrand HARDWARE AND PLUMBING. 1.5: 4.7 7.00 2.3 tOIIIrs. . 0.18 7.11 Ft. . . r..! 0.3 . WKATinCR FORECAST (Dr Ai90Clttit IVeu to Coos IIr Tlmri.J I OREGON Fair and warmer 1 northwest winds. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RECORD. For tho 24 hours ending nt I 43 it. m.. August 19, by UenJ. Ostllnd, special government me teorologist: Maximum 70 Minimum 44 At 4; 13 a. in 57 Precipitation 00 Precipitation slnco Sept. 1, 1013 GG.54 Precipitation samo period Inst year C4.81 Wind: northwest; elenr. IREQPbE "YOU 1 1 Vi )l j i itoitv. ANDHIISOX. To Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Anderson, of North Uend, Tues day, tt sou. THK KXrraAOHUINAUY SENSATIONAL SUICCHSS "A IMi!ON lH." A modern drama In five parts plcturlzeU by Marguerite Hertseh, from tho play of "AGNUS," by Geo. Cameron. It wuh staged by Halph Inco with Anita Stowart, Charles Kent, Harry Morey nnd Julia Swnyne Gordon In tho principal characters. Alan Dalo. tho foremost dramatic critic In tho entire world and n motion picture en thusiast, said: "IT IS THE FINEST PICTUHE E V Bit MADE." No drama could glvo 0110 such an Idea of a ship wreck. This photoplay was selected by tho Vltagroph company for tho opening of tho "VITA GltAPH THEATHB," 44th street nnd Broadway, N. V., and played 250 performances to standing room only, STANDING HOOM ONLY has prevailed at every perform ance where this has been shown. The business has been PHENOMENAL nil over tho UNITED STATES, consequent ly the attraction MUST HE EX TRAORDINARY! SHOWING TONIGHT OXIiV Children Gc. ... Adults, IGc - For STKXOGHAPHIC WORK of any kind Gal! 181-J Two competent stenographer!! in charge 08 Central Ave. NOTICE II. P. O. H. THF AI IPC u I "111 )X. "K.VCII SUNDAY nni r1"1,111 t A. M. nuuwu TRIP 50c connAPtin.. ...1.1. ..... Is.. 11 "ul Ull' or bun- y and Shore Acres All Elks are requested to bo pres ent nt tho mooting Wednesday night. There will be Initiation of candidates. THOS. I). JAMES, Secrotary. - NOTICE. Any person having In their posses sion any live deer after Sept. 1, 1914, without first having secured a permit to keep same from tho State Game Commission will bo prosecuted. J. M. THOMAS. Deputy Game Warden. f'ftt'il Pril'l t t Ina Atfrinu Ifiilnlin. son has Issued Invitations for nu af ternoon nt cards Thursday In honor of Mrs. Wagner. Pile Contract. J. E. Morgan has a eohtract to cut five hundred piles for the rnlli'itid 011 tho Mntsou ranch near Catching Inlet. Ci-nnltei'iy ("nip. J. II. Plnkerton. who was lu from North Slough tho other day. reports prospects for the cranberry crop are excellent this year. Teiiipeiiiuie Talk. Rev. It. Sum merlin delivered a temperance lec ture ut the iichoclhouse on Catching Inlet last night. A largo crowd heard him. Will .Mine. C. II. Murs'i and fam ily will move tho first of the month from tho Leslie Apartments Into tho Dow residence on Donnelly street In South Mtirshflcld. To 0K'ii Ciiiii Georgo Noah was lu town today securing supplies for lilik nmv I'niiiii. ii'hlcli In Is oiH'iilliir on the west fork of Coos River above Allegany, lie win get out snip Kneos for local parties. fin A in,, 'I'iIii Mr. nml Mrs. C. C Going and family have started In their autoinoiiiie on an outing trip up the Willamette Valley to Port land, where they will visit with rela tives and friends. I'iiIi'IiIih" Inlot Ai-t'li'iilri. Pennln from Catching Inlet who nro In town today are John Carlson and wife, Charles Spooner nnd wife, llcrmnu Smlthgull, Mrs. C. R. Collver and II. H. iionebr.iKe. Il'h 11 Hear. "John L. Sullivan, the performing bear, was taken to Coqullle today by his owner, John I'ouiiHul. for exhibition. Tho big fel low weighs seven hundred pounds an J tinvels as excess baggage. 'i- I In I it- 'IVfcter. K. L. TOWIIO. official dairy tester for tho Coos River Cow Testing Association, nas been succeeded by II. I. Savage, Just nrrli-twl fmm Cnrvnllls. Mr. Towuo will return to Corvnllls to complete ins course tuere. Taken to Hospital TliomnB hooko of Myrtle Point, who fell from u iinltiihiif lust weok and was narii- lyzed, was brought In today on the train and taKen to .Mercy tiospiiui. Dr. .MIIIKUS JIIUUU uii .-ij' (MUiiiiuu ilnn nf lilu ImnV tills (iflprnontl to determine the cause of his condition. (lets Iutrgo Vt'i-uict. .News nas linnn rAPolvml lime that Miss Owrtl- eddo Tower, well known on Coos Hay, where alio nas viBiieu oiien, hna haan nivnrrinil n vnrdlct far 120.- 000 against the Eureku Street Rail way Company for the terrible uccl dent In which she lost an arm and a leg. Dies Suddenly. News has been received hero of the death In Eureka Monday or Newton 11. nan, a boh or !. n Unit wlin illnil recently in Sumner. Ills death was sudden, as his brother, R. D. Hall, received a letter from Ills summy in which no ninntlmi wiis mndo of his Illness. He was 42 yoars old and leaves a wlfo. Arrive from niocKiioim. uurry Forsberg and Eiick Mngnusson have The Royal TONIGHT 'The House of Hlg Features" "LBS MISERAHLES" In nine reels. Tho greatest motion picture evor made. A magniricent $100, 000 production of the literary mas terpiece or Victor Hugo, acted by a splondld cast or Fronch stars. This feature was played to a pack ed house last night nnd tlioso who did not see It last night will again have n chanco to seo it tonight i KMOW ABOUT TOM HALL was n business visitor lu Coqullle yesterdny. MRS, CHAS. DOWNER will visit n row days nt Coaledo. P. II. ROOD of Coos River was n Mnrshflold visitor today. J. II. RAHSKOPF mndo a business trip to Coqulllo yesterday. MRS. W. L. WALKER of Cooston wits n Mnrshflold visitor today. .MRS. TAYLOR or North Hend was it shopper in Mnrshricld'thls morn ing. W. R. HAINES returned Inst even ing from n business trip to Co qullle. , W. II. COX nnd Mrs. Cox nro taking in tue christian convention at Myr tle Point. GEORGE AYRES and family nro home from their vacation visit ut tho bench. C. I. RE1GARD returned this morn lug from n short business trip to Myrtle Point. II. W. PARTINGTON left this morn ing via tho Marshflold-RoHeburg auto singe for Rosebtirg. MRS. C. J. IIUNNICU1T, of Hnndon, who has been visiting with E. J. Philips nnd family left for homo to day. MRS. HERBERT ROGERS and Mrs. Melchlor Nelson enmo to town from South Coos River this morn ing. W.M. LEDWARI) hus gono up Coos River, where ho Is building some bunkulatlons for tho Smith Com pany. MISS ALICE TICKELL returned last evening from nu enjoyable vaca tion and outing trip lu tho vicinity of Hnndon. MRS. R. K. BOOTH loft yesterdny for Teumllo, where she will spend several days as tho guest of Mrs, J. W. Dennett. MR. AND MRS. W. S. NICHOLSON nnd Mrs. S, C. Small have returned from n two weeks' vucatlou spout at the beach, MRS. CLARKE GLADMON or North Bond went to Myrtle Point UiIh morning' to attend tho Christian churoh convention. THEODORE CLINTON t.ho Norway ball player, loft yesterday for Portland, whore he will spend u fow weeks with relatives. MR. AND MRS, C. A. SBIILBRBDE and Mrs. W. A. Rold are home from an outing spent nt the Sehlbrede ranch on South Inlet. HAROLD ROTNOR, after n delight ful vncntlon visit nnd hunting trip with his father, Geo. It, Rutnor, leaves Friday for his homo In Snn Diego. C. C. DANA, a member of tho S. 1 SEAS IS W COS PROCLAMATION ISSUED BY jGOV ERXOIl TO PREVENT SPREAD OF FOREST FIRES WHICH ARK NOW EASILY STARTED. I NO ARRESTS UNTIL NOTIFIED I Deputy Game Warden Thorn- ns todny received tho official no- I tlco from Stnte Gnmo Warden i I Evans of Gov. West's proclama I tlon closing tho hunting season until September 1. Tho notlco says to ndvlso njl hunters to cense shoot Ingdoor, but make no arrests uttfii parties are notl Had. ClAiSlflCD Rcrnuse of the danger of forest fires ns it result of camprires care lessly loH by hunters, Governor West tins Issued n proclamation closing the deer hunting season. It became effective Monday. He Issued tho proclamation upon his return from Portland, where ho re ceived Information regarding condi tions. Hunters will be Informed of It by flro wardens, nnd It Is prob nblu that most of them were reached beforo tho ordor became effective. State Forester Elliott, who hus conferred with Governor West re garding the numerous fires, said thnt while ho hud not nsked that tho season be closes, ho felt thnt It was a good thing. Ho snld there hud been several reports of forest fires having been started by careless hunt ers. Thu season started August 1 and would have closed November I but for tho Proclamation of tho ex ecutive, Mr. West said opou season would , bo declared any time before tho regular closing tlmo If there wns it sufficient rainfall to obviate danger. THE HOTELS AT " 1" At tho Chandler. Miss Ivn Garrett, Myrtle Point; Mrs. W. C. Guerln, Myrtle Point; Mrs. Chas. Zimmerman, Coqullle; J. J. Dennis, San Francisco; W. G. Fortmnn, San FrnnclscD: J. I). Corn- well, Portland: W. T. Alberson. Port- euglneorlug crow, left todny for ": A. O. Knowles, Florence; T. Snn Francisco on nn extended vn- T. Edwards, Seattle, cation visit at tho home of his1 At the Lloyd, parents. , G. Barronford, Coaledo; F. Woods, ATTORNEY J. C. KENDALL Blurted Portland; Mrs. M. Jones. Coaledo; for Curry county this morning tolMr. nnd Mrs. George Miller, Myrtle attend court. He took his rlflo Point, Hurry Strong, Hnndon; John with him and may hunt a few days cole, I'ortlnnd; II. G. Welch, John Dempsey. Myrtle Point. At tho Bbinco, John Wholroy, Myrtlo Point; E. Ithiulns. Smith Hlnni'h' Mnnlnl Rllnn. tlm ChrlHilan nni'nntlon lodav and' lion. Alleiuinv: L. G. Masters. Sum- will return Thursday, I ner; Wyiuan Albeo. South Inlet; E. A. J. PARRY, buyer ror the Smith S. Weyman, South Inlet; J. W. Beck- Lumber Compuny, doparted thls'er, Portlatid. bafore returning. REV. AND MRS. SAMUEL GREGG left this morning for Myrtlo Point. They will attend the program at morning via tho Marshrield-Rose burg auto stago for a business trip to Snu Francisco. MR. AND MRS. B. A. ANDERSON nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Curtis oxpect to leave about September first for a month's vacation visit at Shipyard's Springs, Wash. MR. AND MRS. OTIS WILSON nnd baby, Miss Wilson and Miss Irene Preuss leave soon for the Good will camp on Coos River whore they will spond sevornl weeks. DR. G. W. LESLIE returned last evening from a three weeks' hunt ing trip into the hills or curry At tho St. Ijiuivnce. Mrs. J. Montgomery nnd uiothor, Eureku; Ben Tyror and wlfo, Coos tou; Mrs. C. Boutun, Coulodo; M. H. Towuo, C. E. Poiiuock, Lakeside; C. P. Coleman, Ten Mile. DR. HKLL ON RlXXmi) BREAKING Till!1 J. It. N. Boll, left Coos Bay at 4 o'clock yesterday morning and got supper hero in tho evoulng at 7:40. That's u record trip. Dr. Bell had been In thnt region ror soveral days. pnVmtv. n rni.nru n Prnn.i tlmo stopping nt Murshflold, North Bend, and tho acquirement of a llttlej Coqulllo and Myrtlo Point. Ho says venison tno now riU'rond Is doing wonderful FRANK BLACK. Ed Black and Ed',,lB8 for tlro ,reKo. anA Lludberir returned yesterday from nn outing In Curry county. Their mnchlno broke down Just south of Baudon and they enmo lu by boat I and train from there, MISS MAY PETERSON of tho Wells Fargo office and Miss Either John son, bookkeeper for the Coos Bay Ice and Cold Storngo Plant, return ed today from nn outing at the Ilillstrom homestead on Rock Creek. ALONG the WATERFRONT The Roomer arrived In from tho Sluslaw last night with n cargo of freight. Sho sails tomorrow. xoTicK. Tho Farmers' Union Warehouse nt tho foot of Central avonuo Is now onoii and farmers nro requested to TllsJloavo produce at this dock, whore It ..i.l.... nn.. ,l.,h tho l,,r,oct nnrllWIII l)U lUlxUll CUIU UJ UIIU will u greatest feature ever shown in the!l to distribution. humanity drama evor put Into motion I icturos. DON'T FAIL TO SEE IT TONIGHT! ADMISSION: Lower floor, 1."5c. Balcony, 10c. 11111(11 I'll, I I1C, I 11UIU V. O. PRATT. Warehouse Mgr. PHONE night "HOW 1 pon nccs RAW TUB PORTLAND ROSE I v Vrffll FESTIVAL" Tl' Is Is a good scenic, tomorrow 158-R Messenger Service romedv In lour reels. T-'LuciLliT wvb.R ""ll" Bur'l MARSHFIELD CYCLERY that the peoplo thoro are happy, pros porous and greatly enthused over tho possibilities for tho future. On the auto trip to Drain, 72 miles, tho mnchlno suffered two punctures, and a pig, over which the machine ran, suffered another, dying therefrom. There were no other fatulltlos. Cor vnllls Gazette NORTH INLET ITEMS. I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Girl for housework iuh sleep at home. Cnll Thursday at noon. 307 Coke building. WANTED Schcblcr carburetor, Inch or Inch qunrter. Box T, Times. .FOR SALE At prlwito wdc. thU week only, cook stove, Btuall heat er, beds, cots, fine sectional book etiBe, tables, chiffonier, rocker nnd chairs, .22 cal. rlflo, boy's coaster wagon, bicycle, "new tiros. ' 05 Plymouth Rock chickens nnd other articles too numerous to mentlon, nt No. S58 So. 11th street WANTED Work by the imy, eltltor washing or Ironing. P. O, Box 814, Murshflold. FOR HALE If you wnnt the pliwu nntest homo on the Bay and have $700 ensh, address "Homo," care Tim os. LOST Cup from Iiiik of Irfieoinobllo. Return to E. G. Perham nnd re ceive reward. FOR SALE A ttiuip, II Mil model, !M h. p. Studehnkor five-passenger nutomobllo, completely equipped nnd recently overhauled, nil good tires: M00,: cnBh or terniB If tuk en nt once. Apply I. R, Tower, The Gunnery. , FOR RENT FOR RENT FuniltJiod housekeep ing rooms. 1024 Blrod. FOR KENT Punilhtie! npnrtmcnt over Nnsburg'H Grocery. Apply at Nnsburg's Grocery. FOR .JIKNT Irfirgo Iioiim on 12tb CotVrt South. Phono 119-L. FOR KENT Two flntH .furnished or unfurnished. In Madden Hldg., North Front street; also house keeping rooms. KOI I REXT Kiinilshcd room, iiurt ment thrco, WllUnma building. FOR SALE -' FOR SALE RiNimliiK Iiouh'. North Front street. :wa KOR HAI: Ouo flrnt-cInKH work horso.wt. about 1200, for 70. pqo 5-h. p. Palmer-Mooro runrlno gnso llne engine, first-class condition. $40. Box T, North Bend. FOlt SAW') Purw hrwl JcrMy calvee from register of merit dams. P. Ar Scchi, Mnrshflold, Ore. KOR HALli Finely furnUhcd rooat lug house. Good money maker. Address Box B, Times odtco. WANTED I- i i , , 9 WANTED PohIUoii as iouM-kepr-or cook for fow men. Call morn ings or evenings. Phono 284-L. WAXTK1) DrocaiuUdnK tutd idni sewing, uoubo to houso. Phone CO-J. FOUND I'ARIT AVllO took bicycle from rront or Koontz's garago yestorday In known and will bo arretted un less wheel Is returned Immediately. I.OST Black morocco, looho-Ieuf notebook, 4x7 Inches, mnrkod In gilt on lower corner, "Lornx." Contnlns momorundum notes and printed electrical matter. Return to Times off leu. $1.00 reward. LAUNCH KREAK leaves every day at lt0 p. in. for SOUTH Ottos Hirer. Docks ut CENTRAL AVENUE slip. (Special to Tho Times.) Tho construction road between lleale and Buttorfleld Lukes Is nearly completed. Rov. A. S, IIIsov of North Bond conducted sorvlcos at tho North Inlet chapel on Sunday last. A neighborhood picnic wns hold on Sunday of last weok at Buttorflohl Lake. Boating, bathing nnd a sump tuous picnic dinner served to make tho evont an onjoynble ono for thoso prosont. Hnuser & Ilausor nro having con siderable trouble in pllu driving at Clear Lnko. Flfty-flvo root piling nro being used, yet thov do not rind a firm foundation. A laboror at Camp No. 4, whoso name was not leainol, wns painfully Injured Sunday morning by gottlni; I.. .t. ...r... n. n.ln .f HlQ llllltlll .OfU ' 111 tile A) U IJII? IJI lll 1,111, ,f .in He was Injuied about tho head and shoulders. Ho was removed to Mer cy Hospital at North Bend. J II. Plnkorton was a Marsh field visitor Saturday. Mrs. J. H. Stretch is expected homo this weok from a visit with her 1 daughter In Seattle, Don't forget tho Jt.lc luncheon t Tho Chandler. llsilO to i! o'clock. A && H K Iiul I E iJLk T H '151 ' S E'lir' ii B . k mm S N L--1 H 25 and 50c I BESS!