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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1915)
THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1915 EVENING EDITION. THREE J " " i That Million Dollar Look95 Go and See This Wonderful Photo-Play to appear at the Noble Theater Friday night At our own private and personal expense, wo have brought fo Mnralificld ono of the greatest, picture plays that has ever been produced. K3IIU JUT Itvr-J i ROfefsbr I m For years we 1 ave been w.iilinR and hoping foi. sonio book, or plav, or ser , that would make clear the powerl'u 1 lesson that, this picture si ows Its lesson that makes greater success-; ,, success, social success, personal suw-s, to every man who will take it home to Iiimsolf mid apnlv it in his tliiily living. "' meat vnursell' Wo lirouglit thlH picture to tho Xoblo because we l.cllevo that ovory ved-cor-puselcd American man who sees It ran reap n profit from It and become n big ger man through It and wo want to do our sbaro to get It before us many folks rlifht hero at homo as we run. It's helped us W uniit you to enjoy It's help, We are hot, going to spoil your enjoyment, vour "thrill" and vour eveite t l).v telling you here what, the story is. AVai't and enjoy tho surprise for v ' ' ', fcflJc .' We are simply going to go on record with' the statement that, it will grip you from the hrsl, exposure to the last, scene and make you sav a hundred times: "Why wasn't this picture ever thought of before?" .Men have lost untold opportunities; have sacrificed dearest ambitions; have handicapped the hopes of years, purely and solclv through a lack of the knowledge that this picture vividly and dramatically "imparts. Men have euchred themselves out of big business gains, have closed the doors to countless success chances, have defeated themselves, not onlv in busi ness, but in politics, in society Y IDS, EVEN JN LOVE because they never studied and niasleredthe lesson that this picture makes clear to them. ' If you want to play the game of success skillfully and victoriously, if you want to be a dominating factor in life's power circles Then thn't fail lo .see 'Thai Million Dol lav Look' al I lie Xoblc Tlicalcv Friday MARSHFIELD THE FIXUP NORTH BEND BREVITIES .ll'XE TIDES Tlmn nml dolphin nr ti.t... Marshfleld. The tides are placed in order of occurrence, with their times on the first line and heights on the second lino of each day; n compar ison of consecutive heights will in dicate whether it is high or low water. High tldo on the liar one hour nml ii4 minutes earlier than nt Marshfleld. At North Hend .U min utes earlier than nt .Marshfleld. 3ltr8 .0.35 G.tiC 1.02 7.28 Ft. ...l.l) -1.7 0.0 4.0 4llrs .1.43 7.05 1.54 S.21 Ft. ...l.S 4.1 0.5 4.S GUrs .2.52 S.1U 2.40 7. OS (Ft. ...1.(5 4.0 0.0 5.0 GIIrs .3.58 0.31 3.40 fu' I Ft. ...1.3 3.8 1.3 G.l 7Hrs .4.50 10.40 4.33 10.3? Ft. ...0.7 3.7 1.(5 5.2 SUIrs .5.1!) 11.41 5.20 11.18 Ft ..0.5 3.S 1.1) 5.3 Authorized Resident Dealers T h Chic a g o Royal Tailors 4 WEATHER FORECAST Dr AuocUtfcl rt to Cooi ttf Ttmw.J OREGON Fnlr. PrMnv wurmer: northwest winds. LOCAL TEJIPBILVTUHB RECORD For tho 24 hours endlne nt 4:43 n. m. Juno 3, by HcnJ. Ostllnd, special government moteorologist: Maximum 02 Minimum 41 At 4:43 a. m 43 Precipitation 00 Precipitation sinco Sept. 1, 1914 GO. 00 Precipitation same period last year C4.21 Wind Northwest, clear. x born : ai,k.anukh-To .Mr. and Mrs, Ar thur A. Alexander, of North Hend, June 2, 1915, at their home, an 8 3-4-pound daughter. This )s their first daughter and tho moth er nml llttlo girl aro doing very well. PARKER To Mr. mid Mrs. James Parker at tliolr homo nt Loon Lake, Juno 3, 1915, nt 11 3-t pound hoy, their third child. Roth mother and son nro getting along nicely. N c w Y o r It IKe Noble Theater . FHIRAV NIGHT Tho 15th installment of "THE MASTER KEV." Tho thrilling, romantic story, writ ten hy John Fleming Wilson "THE PASSER IIV" Special two-reel Sellg war drama. ('FATHER'S NEW MAID" A screamingly funny Essauny com edy with Wallaco Herry us the lady Impersonator. "GETTING Rll OF NEPHEW" lliograph comody that will bring tho giggle. When wo mlvortlso now pictures thoy nro pictures that havo novor been shown in this city before Lower floor. 15o; balcony, 10c; Children, Cc. Saturday night: Wo will catch tho Clutching Hand. Como and help. n UALITY HOUSE HOW DOES THIS STRIKE YOU? White Rotary Sewing Machines NOW ON SPECIAL SALE 22 llfiliF $22 ?l.0N EASY,PAYMENTS, TOO GOING & HARVEY COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS FURNISHINGS MAKE the ideal Home We sell them 2 fflgRftMRS"' Mr $$' JOHNSON GULOVSEN COMPANY PIANOS Entertains- Club. Mrs. 11, J. Lup ton will cntertalil tho Kensington emu priuay aftornoon. EutcrtnliiK To-day. Mrs. J. W. Hcnnott Is entertaining informally a fow friends this aftornoon. iicnvi'H for South. L. J. Simp son of North Hend left yesterday overland for Sau FranciBco where ho will visit for u brlof time on busi ness. May Ruy Store. J. Q. Jnrvls of tho Red Cross, Is nt (lold Ileach ne gotiating for tho purchaso of tho R. E. Knurr business. Mrs. Kuorr Is desirous of selling it and moving back east to bo with relatives. IIuiIhm-V Holiday. Tho barbers of Marshfleld aro planning n special Hol iday for thoniBolvcs whon thoy will shut up shop nil day mid go flBhlug. It would bo a sharp thing to drivo dull care away and razor llttlo well entertniument. Lot us soap tho plan will bo successful. Chamber to .Meet. Tho monthly meeting of the Chamber of Com merce will bo held tomorrow evening nt eight o'clock It Is expected that nt that time will bo taken up tho details of tho Fourth of July celebration, tho appointment of committees mid the order of events .Mall Itoulo Juno 1(1. Postmaster Hugh McLalu states that on Juno 10 tho first rural free delivery route oi i.;oos liny win ou pm iniu opuin Hon up Coos River. A potltlon con- liilnlnir thn nimiPH of I 'JO ulunnrH litis jiisl been forwarded to tho Post-' Office depaitment ut Washington, A NOTICE AT SALE PRICES Some exceptional bargains In slightly used instruments. Terms as low as $1.50 per week. L L. THOMAS Phones 134-J, 1DC-J, 259-J. Effective June 1st, 1915 ; ; Cream 20c per pint j Whip Cream 25c per pint! Milk .. VAo per quart; Buttermilk J0c per gallon! Butter 30c per pound Ice 50c per 100 Special prices for larger quantities C00S BAY ICE &! COLD STORAGE CO.1 Phone 73. Deliveries at 8:30 a. m. ! and 2:00 p. m. daily Phone 7.'J. Hjivo jou been to KARTER'H for LUNCH'. teiuponuy carrier Is to bo appointed for this water route and later In tho month u ciMl service examination is to be held here In Marshfleld. Tho route will pay $S10 a year, the car rier to supply his own boat. Mill Shut Hon ii. Tho C. A. Smith I mill was closed down today on nc i count of an accident. A evllnder head was blown out this morning and tho plant had to shut down un til the break could be lepalred. It will likely be possible to start tho mill again tomorrow morning RiiImw Residence. Constable. W. II. Cox reports that his residence on) lentn street has been raised about two feet and n halt so that hereafter during high water on tho Mill Slough fill ho will not need to worry nbout playing the Noah's Ark stunt. Operation Perfornied.-MIss Myrtle Downer, tho telegraph operator at the. Coos and Curry Telephone com pany exchange, yesterday submitted jto a surgical operation for tho re lief of appendicitis. The attack was a sudden ono and tho operation be came Immediately necessarj as tho only chnnco for tho young lady. I Coniinenroinoiu Week. Tho Times i Is in receipt of an Invitation to tho commencement week exercises of Al- "bniiy collego which will bo held Juno 12 to 10, Tho exercises consist of various gatherings coucludluir with the graduation. United Stntes Son- iiitor Geo. E. Chamberlain will make I the address to tho graduates. Rave Recovered. Victor liach, who sustained a broken leg in a bad i motorcycle accident In April and Mr. Reese who sustained a sovoro frac ture In the burning of the Hunker Hill hotel, havo both sufficiently re covered to leave Mercy hospital. Dr. I IJIx said that both had recovered in , fine shape. Has No Comfort. dipt. Alex Hall of tho Eastsldo ferry Is suffering from a slego of "Job's comforters." Alex says If Job got any comfort out of a boll lie did better than most mon. Alex has four and ho says lie Is witling to trade all of them for u ticket to a plcturo show. Regiu Sidewalk. Workmen today began Inylng tho sidewalk on Broad way between Market and Commercial Avenues. Tho old planks were torn up and tho giouitd filled in ready for tho couciete. It is this sidewalk that cost tho city JS00 when Mrs, James Kcllond tripped and fell thoro a fow mouths ago severely Injuring herself. KiltM'i' Hotter. Col. Grimes Is In receipt of, a lottor from his daughter, Mrs. Dorsoy Kroltzcr, which states that Mr. Kreltzor is showing a mark ed Improvement. Tho special ists found that the acute condition, which caused much apprehension ut first, was duo to blood congestion In tho liver, resulting from a weak heart. This had boon greatly rolloved when alio wrote mid his Improvement wns most rapid. Oi Is Elect. Officers for the year wore elected nt a meeting of tho Owls Lodge held on Tuesday evening In one of the most enthusiastic meet lngu of tho year. They will bo In sttlled in July. Thoso olectod woro John Hrockmullor, president; F. W. Smith, vice president; Charles II. Illil. Invocator; Joseph Schott, sec rotary; C. E. Hayes, treasurer; C. W. Merchant, picket; R. F. Hush, sen tinel; J. P. Harris, warden. Sou In Horn, Announcements havo been received of tho birth of u sou to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dol lar ut their homo in San Rafael, California, Mrs. Dollar will bo re membered ns Miss Esther Johnson, daughter of the lato Alfred Johnson of Coqulllo.' Tho new arrival Hub been christened R. Stanley Dollar, Jr. Forget. Advice of Hrynii. A mnn named Llnfren forgot tho advice of; tho Secretary of State, or perhaps ho nevor heard of William Jennings, but at any rato ho got "full" gloriously so and, unable to trip tho light fan tastic was given a brief respite and tho rest euro in tho Carter Hotel. It was a charity act. Llngruii had no money. To Grmluuto Tonight. elimination exorcises of tho .Marshfleld High School uro to bo hold at eight o'clock this evening In tho Noblo Theater j mid preparations havo bcon iniido for n crowd that will pack tho theater. J Dr, Luther Dyott, of Portland, Ih to give tho address to tho graduates. Thoro will bo special iniisle by both glco clubs of tho high school. (in to Jtoguo Rhi'i- Aliounl tho gasoline schooner Iloamer when she sailed south woro Tom James, of tho Swuyno and lloyt line,. C. II. Curtis, Tom Jnrvls and Frank Cat terlln bound for tho Jtoguo Hit or where they expect to bo gone for ut lenst a week and In all pioboblllty will como buck on the Itoamer. Tom 111 ,mmnmmsasmmmmammmmammmmmmmmmm J. C.$Penney: Co. "mv uuui tu uiu iviursimeia rost-uiiice. IF IT'S FROM THE J. C. PENNEY STORE IT'S RIGHT IN QUALITY AND IN PRICE Silk Ribbons, in all shades and widths 2c to 18c Mescalines in all tho shades and widths 5c to 22c Have you seen the new Crown Corsets in the latest styles and shapes at a big saving to you on every pair; $1 .00 va ue, our price 79C Better ones 98c, $T.49;$"1.98 Rengo Belt for stout figures, $5 value, our price, $2.98 Dress Gingham, 12c value, our price .. 7'oc Apron Gingham, 10c value, our price, per yd. 5c Amoskeag Gingham, 10c value, our price 7c Ripplette, in all patterns, 18c Value, our price 12'oc Mercerized Poplins, 25c value, our price, per yd. -19c The best standard percales on the market, direct from the manufacturers to you for ...6 1-4c, 10c, 12'c How about a "Marie Doro Cap in the latest styles, $1.25 value, our price 98c Another one in Shepherd Check and all colors, 75c value, our price 49c uiu oium mm yives you iuu cenis worm lor $i.ju t ti-JP fCE - --r. 7?.t ' Wo LcniT. (r. y.jye7wzez:vor others intcrpocarta J Tho Originators of Iwiw prices r.-E y'M.i..jj.i Follow IDEAL SUMMER TRIPS Steamer RA1NHOW leaves MaVshfleld Tor South Coos Rlvor ovory Sunday nt 8 a. in., and returns at 0 p. in. Launch EXPRESS week days samo boms. IDEAL FREE tlltOVH AND PICXIC (iROUXJ)S I Hrlng your lunch baskets, kodaks and fishing tackle- for a faw days" outing. Sunday School and nil picnic crowds n specialty. ROCXH TRIP 7.-5C. For charter apply on board or phono a J 0X3 or phono at 07. James expects to look Into tho freight situation In Curry County. Wnnt Ail Did It. Through a Times found ad, P. 11. Unvltt today recovered some legal papers which ho had lost. John Erholotz found tho pa pers on the street nnd promptly brought thorn to Tho Times office. knowing that a Times want nd would lncato tho owner. Mr. Onvitt wus plensnd to rocover tho documents. O"; Insertion of the found ad did It. It Is f.eldoin necessary to Insort want ads lu Tho Times more than two or three times und generally ono Inser tion does thn work because nearly overybody rends Tho Times. Engagement Announce!. Friends havo been apprised of tho engage ment of Dr. T. T, Manger and MIbh Ruth Cowlo. Dr. Mnnzcr Is tho resi dent physician and surgeon at Pow ers, comlurf horn a little ovor n year ago as assistant to Dr. Oeo. E, Dlx. Miss Cowlo has been teaching school near Powers, coming from California to visit a University of California friend, Miss Nora llowur. Tho date of tho nuptials has not been an nounced. Tho wedding will tuko pluco nt tho bride's homu at San I.e nndro, California. Manage Company. F, E, Hague has received n letter from his niece, Miss May Tiilley, who for tho last fow years has been ono of the stars on the Orplieum viiudevllle clicnlt, In which she states that sho Is now man aging "Tho Fashion Show of lOHi." She will bring tho company to Han Francisco to open n long engagement thoro beginning Juno 0. Miss Tullcy Is not taking part In tho play as sho lias not felt able to appear on tho stage sluco her sovero Illness. Tho current Issuo of Voguo contains n long wrltoup of tho piny which Miss Tiilley Is managing. Mr. mid Mrs. Hagiio expect to go to Hun Francisco soon to visit Miss Tiilley while she Is there, Woman N Helnlneo. A wlio was received lato yesterday afternoon by Constublo Cox from Chief of Pollen John Clark In Portland asking wheth er If wus Mr. or Mrs, R. II, Watson that was wanted hcio on a larceny charge. A return who was scut at ouco stilting Mrs. Watson had been named In tho wairant mid it Is ho llo oil that the Portland officers woro In time to find hor before tho Kll liurn docked in tho rlvor. Hho will In nil probability bo returned hero for examination, doing & Hurvoy alleged that goods houglit by thu alleged that goods bought by tho family woro hold whllo there was still a balance, duo tho firm, AXKWEKK TO WA'XT ADH Answers to tho following Want Ads aro bolug hold In tho Times offlco for tho par ties to call for them: Hox "J." Address 77C So. 11th st. Hox "C." Hox "A." Hox "II," (loo. Dealer. I NEW TODAY $ l-'OR RUNT Whip room furnished flat. Vacant Juno 7th. Apply (MS 11th St. . ' FOR SALE t FOR HALE OR TRADE 1(10 acre hill laud, closo In, fair house, flno vlow, no winds, raro chanco to opou stock rnucli. Address "A," caro Tlmcti, KOR KAMI Very cheap If taken nt ouco; good second hand piano. Ap ply Miss Larson's studio, corner Nth nml Central, or phono 437-H. FOR NAI,E Celery plants. Phono .'1117. es Want Ads Bring Results If Not, Why Not? J , Something Sew Every Day. ( ilce Cream bricks rl)" ' Ice Cream, quarts Rc lea Cream, nints -c (Hot Chicken Tamales....U for IMe ' T. J, BCAIFL JD A. n, nODGIKS ,,,,.,,. rullc,es u Specialty 1-AINI AW QARTPR'Q Phono liO:t-J. Estimates Furnished lOpposlte Iilanco Hotel, Front Street Marslifleltl, Oregon I Marshfleld nDg -co. Phono 140-R, Prescription Compounding Is the most important work we do. We take a great deal of pains to do it right. If a prescription is cor rectly written we can fill it, no matter what drug gist's name is on the blank. L-"TEe Owl"- I'luuU D, OoJiiiii, Tho Central Avenuo Drug Storo Wntiii Hack lu mile Friday. Dig dunce ut Itlnk Sal unlay nlglil, .litiio nili, (iciitlemi'ii 81,00, Jjidles Flee. ASK VOUR NE10IIIIOR .ll'NH Hill. FOR SAI,E Dnhy nut! stock fnnii reusonablo. Address H. W. San ford, Sumner, Oregon. t WANTED t WANTED Competent miltrcMt. (iood wnyes. Right Cafe. WANTED Contract for bulling brush, cutting wood, or any kind of labor. Oeo. Deetor, caio Times. WE HAVE ii good position for u llvo mnn In this County. Wo offer you something which will bo worth your whllo to Investigate. Wrlto for dotalls. Tho Old Reliable Al bany Nut series, Albany, Ore. WANTED Any kind of vcotk by Girl. Hotel work preforrcd. Phono 33C-X. WANTED Hoiiio moving und rais ing, Estimato furnished froo by Ingram & HJorqvlst. Phono CR. FOR RENT J i FOR RENT Modern bungalow, fur ulshed. Phono 247-R. 0RPHEUM ''Where Motion Pictures Look Better" TONIOIIT Marshfleld, HPECIAL FEATURE IX REELS AM, HTAR CAST "THE 1'ACTORV MAGDALEN" A strong drama with mi appeal to Every mu.i, woman mid child Ke)h(oui) comedy "THE FATAL .11 MPING JtrXAU'AV JPXE Ninth EplMHlo In io reelw H REELH H FINE PICTl'HEK ENTIRE CHANGE TOMORROW FOR RENT Myrtle Arms, modern furnished tipurtmonts, frco heat and water. $2G per month up. X FINANCIAL I $ I AM receiving applications for 1st mart, loaus on Improved ranches. F. E. Conway, Mjrtlo Arms Apt. 4 KOR TRANSFER AND STOR AGE OF HOCNEHOliD GOODS FREIGHT AND HAGGAGE Cull FERGUSON TRANSFER Phono Illil Residence Phono 11M ' Mmket Ao. unit Waterfront i