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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1915)
mmmmmmmmmmmm .JB1W- "t"1 THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELN, ORtGON." THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER'30, 1915 EVENING EDITION?' - m lley:Army Sweaters n governments asked Mile knit coats that Scar like iron, protect fcrs from wintry blasts not hamper their its. n the. race or muetition BRAbLEYS Igii the order on these its. "SERVICE KING" it question the service ireme. tvery inreaci ol, the pockets are strong and serviceable, btit mnnnntlv attached rnd tho whnln nivnn a finish mini to anv $5.00 coal. A fine panne nf nnlnrs! EWavy, Maroon and Cardinal. V-neck at $3.50: ttWI uuiicii, vjt.w. THE FIXUP id North Bend ED ROGERS IELS0N INSTRUCTION (Hugo Mansfeldt, Francisco, kI Ave., corner Phone 410-J -All kinds a spec- IW. W. Nason, 680 , So. Phone 220,-R .TER'S r Your CREAM llllXM SAXITAUY JJX POR IXSPKCTIOX lr ("renin to order, mill in any utinii- luirtU'.s, lodges, pic- Tlmo niul holghtn of tides at Mnrsliflold. Tlio tides nro placed In order of occurrence, with tliclr times on tlio first lino nnd heights on tlio second llnp of each day. A compar ison of consecutive heights will In dicate whether It Is high or low water. High tide on the bar one hour and 5 1 minutes earlier than at Marshflohl. S0IIrs. . 0.10 Ft... 0.C 7.05 12.05 .'!. 1 2.5 5.59 1.1 not s(iejik of its A I. 1 T V Ipoiiks fni' Itself R.TER'5 lu:t.,f, Mursh field flMMKollo Klnitro Hotel OOS ItlVKll 110AT siirvici: 'cii kxprkss '.ilifluld every day wives head of river :t:lB p. in. Milt HAIX110W 1 of liver dally nt 7 s Mnr.shfleld nt 2 p. iter apply on board. IlltS .M SMITH 'loprletors I ! i: WL'ATll Kit POHP.OAST -?099 J RN LOAN AND LDING CO. J 2,340,000.00 r cent on savings t I WFMAN.& CO. t I reasurer t - 4, tllj Ai.oclsIM ltrrf to Cool llaj Tlran.) ORKGOX-- Fair, varlahlo winds. LOCAL TKMI'EltATORH HP.COH!) For the 24 hour ending at i.i:: a. in,, scp't. :io, hy DonJ. Ostllud, special gov ornmcut meteorologist: .Maximum 07 Minimum 39 At 1:13 n. m -11 Precipitation 00 Precipitation since Sept. 1, ioir. l.oi Precipitation sumo porlod last year 9.02 Wind Northwest, clear. Choir (o .Meet. Tlio choir of tlio First llaptlst Church will meet this ovoulng at 8:1." for rehearsal in the church. limbers Picnic. The Marshflcld bnrbors and their famlllos nro plan ning n picnic at the lieach noxt Sun day. A big feast of clams and crabs Is anticipated. (in Foe Ducks. Otto Schotter and Arthur McKoown loft today for the Sand Hills to got somo of tho first ducks tomorrow morning. They will roinnln .over Sunday. .Moot Friday Xfght. Tlio Junior Phllatliea Society of tho Uaptlst Church will moot tomorrow evening at 7::i0 in tho church parlors when will occur tho election of officers. Vestry Meeting. Tho Vestry ot ML. L . .m-.' r ONE-CENT SALE I ItK.VALIi Ej COM) CHIJAM H An antiseptic and heal- H U iug cold croam, espec- H H tally recommended for H Hj Cliailllg 111(11 iUlllilllli-on H. of tho skin. Regular m Hj a jar. m Sucdal toilny and yLn ' tomorrow, 2 for . ..Ul ' I THE BUSY CORNER I I The Rexall Store I Pliono U08 - 1 OBLE THE ATE TO-NIGHT I'lc i nut I'Jtieo to Spend tlio Ktenlng (IIU'LIX A,l) MAIILK XORMAXD h Kcjtmio Comedy entitled "(JKTTIXd ACQl'AIXTKD" "iiip.iialdo Mnro McDcrmott as tlio trunk' Iflliu In n Mory "i;i(iFK -ll.M" presented by Hie KdKon Company s. aught-. "IHtKAM lll'l) IX TDK SWIM" lomeily A pltturo for tlio Kld. , , I'M or 1 looe j,-e llnlioiiy 10c Children 5o N Xlf.llT "Tho stth chapter of "A IHAMOXI) I'ltO.M " lV Tlie "ItO.MAXCK OK KLAI.VK" and Tlio j:ieal Vlta- liiiiiedji "VirroUv ATSKVKX" MTIM.KlsATritlAV Wo will repeat "SA.MI'SOX" Uv tiuest feat in e vev i induced in Americu. I tho Kplscopiil church will moot Frl da evening of this week nt (lulld hall, and tho niembers are asked to , bo present especially nt tho mass meeting at s o'clock. this year than fon several seasons, pnst though rnln Is needed to keep the flights from passing south. I .Mines Into Office. In old clothes District Attorney Llljeqvlst reported lor duly In tho Coke building this morning and Jiegnu moving his office fiiiiilturo Into his rooma on the third floor. He expects to be entirety lo cated there in two or three days. .Many Xainos Offcied. As n Je suit of the offer of $10 for n new nnmo for tho Xasburg (irocory, tho ftoio up to last night was in re ceipt of about ir.0 replies. The suggestions will bo turned over to tho Judges today and the winner announced tomorrow. Last Dny For Tuxes. Today Is tho last day for tho paying of taxes at tho otflco of Sheriff Johnson nnd it is said that all day tlio office Tm been a busy place. Many of the tax pit) era hae been reported in person nnd thousands of dollars came In let ters via the check method. - . .. U WM - .SKITK.MIIKIITIDKS Aio Xv Members. A check of ?t0 has been received nt tho Chinn bor of Commerce from the Portland, Kiigene nnd Coos Pay Laud Company and they are now full fledged mem bers of tlio Chamber and have ex- iressed the Intention of making such n payment every month. This Is the company that has Crawfords Point on tho market. Celebrates Mhtlidiiy. George Stephenson, manager of tho North licml Mill and Lumber company, was over yesterday from North Pond re ceiving tho congratulations of his friends on his birthday. Somo of them said that lie admitted seeing i'2 summers nnd that the day was al so iho 20th anniversary of his Init iation Into tho Sigma Chi fraternity. Musket. Hall ClmiUos. With tlio football season hardly under way the basket ball fans nro looking Into the prospects of the basket ball sea son. The Independents will hnvo another team this winter and play a ycrlos with tho local aggregations and teams from tho Vulloy. Profes sors Hurragar and I.oland, at tho high school, are. looked upon as fast material. ' (Jo South On l":i ''. There conies up In tho II." S. Federal court of ap peals next weok In San Franclscn tho appeal of tho Sinlth-Powors Logging company for a' damage decision of about $1,000 given in tho case ot llcrnltt uml Wlttlck versus tho Snilth-Powera logging company. Judge Hall and V. U. Douglas will go south to represent tho nppollocs nnd John O. Goss, tho appellants. May Itctimi Here. I. N. 'Miller this morning recoived a letter from Dr. K. V. .Morrow, who Is at Lo Paiino Belgium. Ho sahl that his contract has Just run out but ho will stay three more months ami then Is ex pected to como homo. Ho did not sny that ho would return hero but his equipment and offco Is still tho same as ho loft it and It 1 sbollovod ho Intends to return to Marshflcld. Trattie Pecieases. Captain Alex Hull, of tho Kastsldo Forry. says that tho traffic of tho boat has fal len off at least 400 persons tills month over what It has been prev iously. Ho said that last night tho figures were about GOO behind. A dolphin, authorized by tho council, for tho entrnuco to tho Marshflcld slip has not beon put In and Captain Hall says that If bad weather comes on without this done ho will have to stop the forry. Duck Season Coming. At sunrise tomorrow morning tho duck season opens and any unusual bombardment In tho harbor need not bo taken as a naval engngomont or a submarine nttuek. Tho law says too, not more than 30 ducks In any week and Dep uty Gamo Wardon TJiomas says that tho law Is goliig to bo enforced. Ducks nro said to bo more plentiful Copper on llottoui, Captain Dun son wns up from tlio Cape Arago lighthouse this morning. Ho said that Jim Wasson, who lives at the South lnlot bridge nnd a few others took about $150 In copper off the bottom of the old Northwest In at Mussel Hoof, lje mild that the ves sel Is about gone. She burned but very llttlo when set nfire but quick ly went to pieces In the breakers. Looks After Associations. ,j. l Smith, county agriculturist, left on tho Sunrise tills afternoon for Sum ner where ho will confer with Will lam lllnck, tester of the Coos Ha Association. Mr. Smith expects soon to hnvo h's entire report for tho cow testing associations. Ho says that Kenneth Nelson, n four years graduate of tho O. A. C. dairy lug department has superseded It. J. Dryden as head of the Myrtle Point association. Mr. Smith Biild that 11. J. Dryden leslgned because ho has received an advance In position und salary. Travels In Leisure. "Dirty Dora" and her mud-eating antics, or llosco, that "eats 'em allvo" had nothing nt all on Hnttlcsnako Jim, ' who, barcfotted, with hair long and un kempt, nnd wearing n gunny xwM for a shirt, arrived on tho liny hist evening. Ho walked in hero from somewhere nnd lie's going some where clso when ho gets done. Ho says his nnmo Is Itattlcsnako Jim, but falls to explain Just how ho ob tained tho appelatlon. Tho man says ho Is part Indian and part Hvks and Is traveling for IiIb health. Ho is a nutu ro man, lives In tho op.m nnd cats most everything from tin cans to potato peelings. J -PERSONAL MENTION $? 11. FOLSOM, ot Coqullle, was In tho city today on business. W. J. CONDItON Is in Coqulllo to day in rcgnrd to somo tnx matters. It. N. WK11STKII was a visitor hero yesterday from his homo on Coos Itlver. S. A. CONItO was down Inst ovo - ulng and today on business from Allegany. K. P. LICWIS was a passenger on tho morning train to Coqulllo on business. WILLIAM PONHIHIAKB, of Catch ing Inlet, Is visiting' in tho city today. l',D NOAH was down this morning from Coos Itlver, transacting Irisl ness bore. A. P. KRUSK returned to his h6mo In Dnndon after n few days busi ness visit hero. CLAUD H. GILKS, of Myrtlo Point, returned homo todny "after com ing hero on legal business, II. J. DIAHMll) wns hero from Dnn don Inst evening to attend tho meeting of tho Klks. 11. J. McKKOWN nnd Geo. A. Larr son drovo out to Powers this uf tornou for an outing, DHL UKNOSTON is intondlng to leuvo tomorrow on tho Adolluo for a short stay In Snn Francisco. 0. N. HOLT left on the morning train for Uandon, whero ho goes an n buslnoss trip, calling on tho trade. MItS. A. T. LAGKIISTPOM returned homo on tho Adeline this morning from n pleasant three weeks vis it, ht tho Imposition. II. 1). HUTT, tho tailor from Chica go, Is in tho city. Ho has made tho. trip to Coos Hay twlco a year for tho puBt ten years. JUDGE JOHN S. COKK is Intondlng to leavo In tho morning for Kiigouo whore ho will hoar somo equity enHes. for Judgo Sklpworth. FItANK HOHTON went over to Co qulllo in his machine thU morning, signing up fall flour contracts. Ho expects to bo In Uandon tomorrow. MH. AND MPS. SYLVKSTKR JONKB of Myrtlo Point, are visiting hero with friends until Friday when they nro expecting to leavo for tho Imposition. SKUIFP JOHNSON camo over from Coqulllo todny to serve pupois. Ho found several changes In thorn wero necessary, hence rotumod t homo thin uftoruoon. AltNO MKIIKKN, General Superin tendent of the C. A. Smith mill did not roturn on tho Adolluo this morning but it Is said hq Is expect- ed north on tho next boat. i JOHN W. MOTLKV, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce returns In the morning to his work nftor a two weeks vacation, part of which was spent on Jury duty. W. S. CHANDLKU Is Inteudlng to leavo in tho morning for Portland whore ho Is called as a wtnesB In tho caso of Graham versus tho Southern Pacific Company In tho federal courts. I AT THE HOTELS $ Clinndtci' Hotel F. W. Wcldon. Portland. Claud H, Giles, Myrtlo Point; K. H. Lnuf man, Portland; William Patterson, Portland: H. S. Ilooth, Snn Fran e'sco; Kdward Saiidberg, Portland; O. A. McKoe, Chicago; II. J. Me Dlarmld, llnudon; J. J. Hi own, Uan don; C. M. Davidson, Sun Francis co; A. It. Knckleff, Norway; 11. N. Stanett, Oakland; .T. P. Dean. San ta Anna; James Jacobs, Ban Fran cisco; K. Llndstroni, San Francisco: C. 11. Wright, llnudon; S. A. Con ro, Allegany; J. M. Green, Allegany: C. L. Casey, San Francisco. St. Laurence Hotel It. N. Webster, Coos Itlver: W. K. Atchlnson und family, Grants Pass; Krnest Guggisberg and wife, Pottlnud; H. Kuutsoti, Portland; Mis. 1. Nash, .Myrtle Po'nt: (1. W. Stewart, Myrtle Point. Illaiico Hotel Poicy Mllburn, Portland; Kd Lo vlne, North llend: K. llubank, Hea ver Hill; J. Jackson, Heaver Hill; S. T. Housley, North lie ml: Charles Wilson, Heaver Hill; G. Dempsoy, Powers; Alvln Smith, Coos Itlver; L. Liudqulst, Portland; L. K. Snow, Coqulllo; Alfred Jewell, Isthmus Inlet; C. 11. llnldwln, North Heud; J. D. Wright. Powors. L!o)d Hotel J. 1 1. lor, Catching Inlet; K. I. mil ler, Gardiner; Fred Holmes, Uan don; Charles Cole, Hosoburg; W. II. Hunter, Gold Hench; P. M. Myer, Gold Hench; C. P. Wilson, Handon; Miss Kvelyu Justen, Cooston; Gladys Holllstcr. Myrtle Point; Vivian Hoi- lister, Myrtlo Point; Ubcn Poniero, Pandon. NOW IS THE TIME To lay in your supply of outings, gingham wool goods, etc. (Joud heavy Kiade, H l-JJc value. Our price, per jurd fie White Outing, by tho jaiil or by the bolt, l'2iv. value. . .8 't-ilo Colot cd Out 'tigs In stripes ami plaliN, l!!)c valiio H l-ilo Ladles' Wool lt esses In Serges, wool, poplin; uortli dou ble tho price )?;U8, $1.1)8, $."., $7,110, $H,10 How about that Ladies' Coat. They aio clienpei'.lieio nt the ' Penney Stoio than cKeuhoio at tho so-called sale price. ' in III double tlio price, !? 1.1)8, $,1,110, $7.1)0, $8.00, $0.1)0, $l2.o( $1 l.7fi. A Mii line to chooso from: no tyo stlcs alike. Tallies' Suits. Think of II, ladles, buying an all wool sorgo or poplin suit, tailored hy the best of tailors, worth double (ho pile .30.00 A iK-tter one, latest stjles, none better for double tlio pilco $H!,r0 Godman's School Shoes GODMAX'S SCHOOL SIIOKS for the girls and boys, in gnu metal; button or laco I) 8c, $l.'fi, $l.:il), $1.11), $1.00, $1.80 Tho Originators of Low Prices r. Interporatfd '' Instrporaftd Sor T-ih W 1IMT-1,'T;T-- Wo lend Others, Follow WKDXKSDAVS AltltlVALS Chandler Hotel Mark Pnulln, Portland; A. A. Plm, San Francisco; P. A. Cnrmlchaol, North Inlet; William Ciihllo, Port liind; P. J. Halin, Jr., llniisor; K. M. Scarf, Portland: Kobort Hlxby, Port land; M. K. Thurston, Portlnud; 1. Hobo Jr., Myrtlo Point; J. P. Ver non, Myrtlo Point; Andrew J. Mont gomery, Portland; S. P. Scholl, Cam as Valley; Charles K. Pape, Uandon; Vnnco S. Hrown, Powors; L. A. Wooley. North llend; Mllo M. Pier son, Lakeside; W. G. Hosscy, Coos Itlver; L. M. Hutchinson, Portlnnd. St. Linn-ciico Hotel , Mrs. Alien, North llend; Mrs. J. Nash, Myrtlo Point; G. W. Stewart, Myrtlo Point; C. A. Dooloy, Coos Hlv or; Itudolph Knlno nnd wife, Tom ploton; J. D. Culver, Powors; C. V. Wolloy, Myrtlo Polnl; J. It. Dean, Uandon. Illaueo Hotel W. W. Lawhorno, McKlnloy; C. S. Cary, Powors; L. Hlack, I'owers; Charles Hrooks, Florence: Otto Muotzel, Lakeshlo; Fred Muotzol, Lakosldoj II. D. Ilutt, Horkoloy; Per ry Willlaius, Gardiner: John Who broy, Myrtlo Point; Wllllnin llobln son and wife, Powers; 15. Lovlno, Hluo Hldgo; J. M. Church, Ilnusor. Lloyd Hotel B. Sunilor, Gardiner; J. Hlllor, Catching lnlot; Chnrles Colo, Nor way; W. M. Hunter. Gold Ileac.li; P. M. Myer, Gold Hench; G. C. Wilson, Handon; Miss Kvelyn Justen, Coos ton; Gladys Holllstcr, Myrtlo Point; Vivian Holllster, Myrtlo Point: Khen Hnmsey, Handon; H. A. Hoguo, North llend; C. II. Courtney, Hay Point. 4 SOCIAL CALKXDAH THUItSDAY Itnlnbow Club at Club, hoiiso, on South Coon Itlver. Alort Club with Mrs. Ku gono Torry on North Coos Itlvor. A. N. W. Club with Mrs. Kugono O'Conuoll. PHI DAY Ladles' Art Club with Mrs. Henry Hocck in North Wend. Norwegian-Lutheran V. P. S. in church hull. Thimble Club with Mrs. II. K. Ilurmelstor In North llend. Hecoptlon for tho North llend tonchors In Taylor'H Hall In North llend. Past Matrons entortnlned by Mrs. G. L. Dlndlnger. Mrs. P. D. Cohan ontor talns for Mrs. Kenneth Haus- or. A. few prices for the week: Tomatoes, for canning, per applo liox $1.00 Cooking Apples, per box. . 50o to 75e Lard, per No. 10 can ' $1.25 Aluoi'8 Rolled Oats, per package 25o Crvsial White Soap G bars for 25c Pop Corn, just received, per pound Gc 'WE SAVE YOU MONEY. Gettings Cash Grocery North Broadway Near Central Ave. I NEW TODAY J ? ! I'OU SALM at an absolute sacrifice, my farm ot G- acres, all bottom, $L'()00 cash, balauco good terms. I). Polsom, Coiiilllo; call personally. POIt HUNT SleepnK Hoom. With or without board. 101 Market Ave. l'Olt SALIC Winchester tU-guago pump gun mid II- siioclal. Como quick, itlli Coke hldg. 4 t FOUND t ?$ l')l'XI On railroad (rack iumc Da vis Slough, woipan's hat. Apply "II," euro Times. .4c vliC POUND YCSTMKUAY Small key, near Copplo's stdro. Owijor may have sanio by paying for this nd at Times office. t WANTED t $ U'ANTKD flood second hnnd sow ing machine. Address "X" Curo Times. WANTHD vy-MM) On Well Improved ranch. II or C years. Address 0, Caro Times. iKverylmdy'N going to tho big ., .. t.. 1 I.. I., I.. !... ..l..L ' mime minium) imim in uunuii I '.f . , 1 iere Is Sunnyvale? It is whero lot, nro msIIIhk from $75 lo $1-3 o-s tcriiis of $." dimii and $5 vov inontli no Interest nrt taves. ".-(o Itcld hrut It.' '150 Front St. Iliby Coal, $5.00 (on. Phono 72. DIt. 11. K. KKlrV, Dentist, !!01 Coko llldg. Phono lt'2-3, jeed $tore goods? PHONE US You arc sure then of a PROMPT and AC CURATE service. - The Owl I'hono 71 WAXTIID To Hiido a ijSUff.Ol) cam era and supplies for I'dlsou phon ograph. A, A. Sloeuin, .Marshflcld WAXTKD Woman to help In cook house. Phono IllliXC. WAXTH WOltK Well oxperlenccd practical nurse, specialty on coo- fiuouient casos. Address Mrs. M. Tuohoy, Marshflcld, Oregon. Tel ephone .'1000, Hay City. WAXTIID - Woman who wants home. uh companion to elderly lady. No objection to ouo child, l'houo or -al, Tho Times, Hox "K". Pioneer Hardware Co. CASH 1'ItlCKS OX A FKW OP T1IK BTAPLM AllTICIiKS Other Ooods I'rleod in Proportion (Compare those prices with our competitors' or mall ordor hoiiso prices.) Wlro Nails, Haso, r-.( per kog; Cut nails, ;.(() per keg. Retail, per pound , Sash Weights. Per pound lliirb. Wlro. Hoavy galvnnlod, 93.40 per 100 lbs; 80 rod epool heavy, $i!.00. 80 rod (Jn nt Heht xpliLl) Galvaulzod Pipe, prlco por 100 ft., 1-2, ijti.no, 3-4 $n.no. (hq QC 1 Inch ipDiU LI mo, $1.90 por bbl. Coniont, $3,90 por bbl.' Kx. Superior Manila Ropo, 5-8 Inch and larger 1C ! Por pound ... , I uu Strictly puro boiled llnosood oil, 75c por gallop, Turpentlno CCn por gallon ... , Dub Ploncor Whlto Lead, An l)P 100-lb, kogs ipDiZu IMoneor Puro , Mixed Paint, gal., $1.7rt. 1-2 gallon, 00c. rn j Quarts .uUu Pap-A-Lac Ploor and Porch Paint, jl-2 gallon, OOe Pfl quarts, uUU Tho vory highest quality Tho vory highest grade Roofing Paper, 1-2 ply, $1,00 sq. 1 ply, 411.10. $4 Cn 2 iiy JjflOU Vnlvollno Gas Knglno Cyl Oil. Tho very highest grado, pp Por gallon .uUu WKDGIJWOOD STKML ItAXGICH. ,lki:x.si:d i;xaixi:i;n, 17 years o. , porleneo, wonts position. Apply I nox "M" Tlme3 office. X FOR RENT POIl Kll.V'f Two fiirnlshiMl npts. I llOAted. $1S. 00 and $18.00. Sec ond and Commercial, Apply Mt j son's Quullty Store, J 't FOR SALE X it llmirn nr I'iiijIi.m Hall Saturday 1 1 night by Coos liny Conceit Hand, hi'iJH Vi.WtY. Tiiineen .icroy cows, fresh soon. Also team work hors es. Apply Gugo ranch, Allegany, or wrlto box CC7 Murshfiold. POM ,HLP lOMMved HO A. iich $R00O. psrt tlmo. Particulars Address II, Caro Times, Classic, rogular. $G2,00. (ttj f nn Special .,, '.iDtIiUU Rival, rogular $32.50. fjnr nn Spcclul ij)tJiUU Glvo us your buslnoss und Justify us in making these prices. Theso Prices will chuugo with tho market. Pioneer Hardware Co. Mnrsliflold, Phono 101. North nond, Phono 401. Sl'llSCltlHKItS NOTICK j. Tho Times carrier boys nre j j Instructed to put tho papers on tho porch. If tho carrier does not do this, misses you, or no- j j gleets getting the paper to you j on tlmo, kindly phono tho clr- j j culatlon manager, as this Is tho j j only way wq can dotermlno j I whether or not tho carriers arq j I following. lustructlpuH. Ph'ptlo j I 133, 1