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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1916)
1 n ., ..j ILL,'" v?u' ; J T--5 iir r ' $, , THE COOS BAY TIMES, Jl ARSHFIELP, gBEGON-, TUESDAY; JANUARY 4, 1916 EVENING EDITION. . I l - fc&Ad K J1M& For 1916 iU,VKHTlSi:i) LINKS: Kuppenhcimcr Clothes Crossctt Shoes " Royal Tailors Made to measure suits 1 Bradley Sweaters r Several well-known lines ' of Underwear, Sox and the famous Le Mar f Cravats. JWcrythUus we handlo In of tho host nlld (llO IrlfO mm fcrvii-u iw iimuj-N right at the FIXUP The House 13 V K K Y Mntvliflrld That Guarantees FUROII AS 10 :: North Rend Bed Room Furniture Everything that you need to make your bed-room one vof the most attractive rooms, in the house. Our line of dress ers is exceptionally attractive. Our- Iron and brass beds will certainly please you in design and finish. Johnson Gulovsen Company QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS North Front Street Marshfleld Sarter's ' LS THE PLACE TO (HIT l'OUIt CANDIES PL'IIE AND DELICIOUS Wo do not speak of Hh Q U A Jj I T V That speaks for It.solf SARTER'S .1 Phono 1!0!.J, Marahflbfa Front t., O'po6lt IHanco Hotel WMHnHHHH IX'ONOMY Tho Council' Slogan Tho now city council wns' duly Inauguarted last evening and tlvo ow rcglmo of Economy wns imme diately put Into effect. Tho cutting off of 0110 pollco offlco and tho consolidation of tho offices of tho otreot commissioner and building inspector will nffect a material sav ing. Every taxpayer lB in sym pathy with any plan of ocouomy, providing it proves a real oconomy w tho end. Economy should Ho the watchword In ovory homo. Ono of tho first economies to praettco 1 tho elimination of tho rent prob lem by owning your own homo. This now limdo possible by tho small monthly payment plant. fliw itEii) Aitou'irr. i mm mm ".. Vloble Theate A 1 TO- NIGHT i ENTIRE t'lfANCJE NULL OF THE DANCE 1IAXT scciieH or tho KnilonrorTd. . Its an HEARST NEWS PfOTOKrAL Pictures. TfM THE DOURLE CROSSING OF .AIARMADUKE Knleiu rombily renturlng 'H,!tV of tliep'ljnm and Hud" comedies. THR LIMITED'S PERIL Ono of tho Huzards of Helen fall oa.l picture!,. FU f t'hrllls. Lower Floor, 15 cts.; Balcony, 10 cts.; Children, Sets. TomoiTow nlTht: .Tosi A. TiHrIcv With Edjnr Sclwyn." f-jys ni aopi . ' ' n - e REvlTIK WEATHER FORECAST tnx Araoriatrd riTM to Coo Bar Tlrnm I OREGON Fair, colder In mo unm; nortnunstorly winds. LOCAL TEMPERATURE c RECORD 4 For tlio 21 hours ending nt .!:'! 3 n. in., January 1, by 4 DonJ. Ostllnd, special gov- ornmont meteorologist: 4 iMnxImum ,...49 4 Minimum ,18 $ At 4:43 a. m. . ., 40 Precipitation 30 Precipitation sluco Sopt. 1, 1010 .11.00 Precipitation sniuo porlotl Inst year . .11.82 4 Wind: Southwest, cloudy. ,, -Of SUNRISE AND SUNSET Tuesday January 4 Sun rises at 7:5.'! and sots at 4:39. 4 4 , Reduce Phono Kate. Tho Coos mill Curry Tolcpliouo company lias reduced tho extra charge on desk tcl aphonoa from fifty to twenty-Ilvo cents por mouth. Postpone Meeting. Tho business meeting of tho Ilaptlst Ladles' Aid which was announced for tomor row nftoruoou with Mrs. F. E. Wheeler, has been postponed. Kloster Chili Change Tho meet ing of tho MarBhfioltl Kloster Club, which will bo ontcrtnlncd this week by Mrs. W. A. Hold, has been chang ed from Thursday to Wednesday af ternoon. Swedish Lutheran Aid. Tho La u'lcs Aid Socloty of tho Swedish Lu theran church will moot Wednesday afternoon, Jan. Gth, iu tho church hull. Mrs, C. J. Jllllstrom and Mrs. Wm. Hagqulst will entertain. Clii'lHtlmi Church Meeting. Tho annual mooting of tho congregation of tho Marshfleld Christian church will bo held Thursday ovonlng when officers will bo elected for U10 cn- miing year nun a unuquoi cujoycu. Officer FiiIIh to Coino Though pollco havo four boys rounded up and ready for tho Juvonllo court nt Co qulllo tho probation officer, Hnrlc Dunham,, has not yot put in an ap pearance County Judgo Watson said over tho tolophono lato yes terday thht ho would tako tho matter up nt onco. Movent! On .Speedwell. Thoro I wco eight piiHsengoVfl aboard tho Hpocmvou wucn sno saiieu 1111s moriiing for San Francisco ami Sail Dlogo. Thoy woro Jack Fuller, Martin Wouuor, Tom Hock, E. W. tlouid. Mrs. R. J. Galbralth, Mrs. F. W. Worthlngton, Ti. Karvlnal and E. J. Peters. Relief Camo Too Lata In tho 1'Old of tho stoamship Kllburn uro 801110 50 cases of liquor that was to havo arrived lu Portland to rellovo tho drought beforo tho stato went diy. Tho vessel was bar bound nt Euroka and arrived lu Portland on Now Years dny. Tho cases uro now being returned to San Francisco. ItotuniH to North Rend Miss VlArnthv Tvlhlni wlin linn lionn in California for many months pt. has returned to North Rond and Is again llnotypo oporator nt the Coos Ray Harbor offlco. On her way homo from tho South she stopped at Point Torraco on tho, Sluslaw Rlvor to epond tho holidays with her parents. OF PROGRAM: A A three-reel feature slum I r Interesting picture. Events of tho day In moltxt Paramount feat uro The Ar!" arainoitnt fentun j j9 ho host. R Knin Wo Arc Mcntloficd. In tho copy of tho Trndo nnd drop Dullctln of Seattle, tho Coos amiCurrv coun ties aro given good mention and des cribed as sections whlcl aro now on tho ovo of becoming Known to tiie worm tiuotiBli tho opdiilng of tho ruliroad. .much Parcel Post Comes. Tho shipment of parcel pdst arriving on !.. inn . j I iu iviiuurn louay vns almost as largo as th0 Bhlpincill received tho day hoforo Christmas! Therd wero about 300 sacks nnl big parcelB. Much of this consists of delayed Christinas packages, Arriving In Port mud too late to catcll tho Kllburn on lior Inst trip. .'ill! Hliirift Again. Tho Portor Mill started up again tbs morning nflor being broko down since 11:30 jestcrday. A pin iji tho largo band paw guvo way and tho saw was broken. Tho millwrights wont to work at onco on the ropalrlng. For ninii Clydo was on for his first dny unil was hoping to mako a good run, but tho accident Inierfcrrcd. Is SUM In Ila4 Shape Milton Hirst was still In r, bad plight today, suffering from colcrlum tromens. For years ho has, boon a heavy drinker. Ho tou) tho doctor that ho had had nothing to drink slnco Friday night. Ai attendant Is nec essary In Hirst's room at tho Cen tral Hotol. Ho crcntod a big fur ore beforo a doctor was summoned jestcrday. ThcrJ Is a possibility that tlio attack nay provo fatal. Making Carl Room. Horman Hlllycr Is malctis sbind cxtenslvo Improvemonts nj his cigar store. Ho has taken tho two rooms abovo tho storo and will throw thorn Into ono largo apartmont and mako a comfort- ablo card room for his patrons. Tho second story vlll bo reached by a stairway from tho Inside of tho clgrir storo. Tho stairway Is now bolng built and the second floor of tho storo fully equipped will soon bo ready to open. Firemen lit JJanqtiet. Fobruo 22 has been set nB tho dnto for tho annual banqiot of tho Marshfleld Volunteor Tiro Department. Tho proceeds of tho danco given recent ly will go Into tho fund which pro vides for tho banquet, for tho uni forms fliul other ".icnscs of tno firemen. Thoyr.'. havo something llko $70 which will bo put into n flro alarm system whenever tho ci ty shows an inclination to aid, say tho flromon. Called to Portland. Rov. Father Hognn who has been rector of tho Catholic church at North Ucnd lins been called to Portland and will bo DfBlgncd to another place. For tho picscnt Father Michael Wallaco, as sistant (0 Father McDovitt in Marsh fleld, vlll temporarily tako chargo of tho North Rend mission until another priest Is Bent to North Rond, lho th'rco priests aro needed on tho lay oij account of tho oxtenslvo ter ritory 'which they must covor, thoro Iclnginilsslons both south and north of hero which must bo looked nftor. f J I t AMONG THE SICK ; Jlrs, F. R. Kirk Is under tho care of a physician today, suffering from tho grlppo. "tawrenco Koontz was kept homo today from school on nccount of an Infection on his knee. C. W. Rrown was ablo to return to (1)6 McDonald and Vaughn camp on Cpos Rlvor today aftor being Blck for sovoral days. Claudo Tucker, auto driver, wont to tho 'hospital again today. Somo o Ho ima His Ior brokan tntl ho has since been lama and tho In tendon Is to operato in tho hopes of ontlroly eliminating the lameness. C. C. Pratt Is down with abnd caso of tho grippe. Ho has Just ,ro covorod from another Illness. Now at Alhanihra. Colonel Will iam Grimes Writes to frlonds trom Alhambra, California, from tho' ad dress of 212 South Cordova stroet, and It Is oxpected thut ho and Mrs. Grimes will remuln thoro for qulto a Visit. The)'' haVo been gopo "iio' foH teveral months. I o r ur j II box paper . I I See Qur Windows l I I See the old prescriptions files of 187J. Nolo U; c'h'ny ofl'l CORRESPONDENCE I the .iiodtict.s of 1-3. It. SQUIHR SONS. The.so pmo drugs aral I CARDS used In our prescription dopartmnt and ure yo'ir dm-torV Kieat-fJ H A f(io Jno of ft1J H fl est aid in hlckness. Don't take ihnrr.s with cheaii rn-1 luferiot- LTEST IDEH I drugs. Ilrlni' your prewlpt ion ,:r' , HI. ''in stntloneiy I I "The 'Owl" I1! Priced from 25c t0 $3 1 I i-vank p. c'ohan, THE BUSY CORNER I The Cenfiltl Avo;,"e rs & ' ' I I W P"V hZ I J Phono li08 H mi. TIM llli miiiiii-.-.-.mj .mmS gwa-gaat-k; HHHHHHHHHHIHHHHKLHHHI HHHiiHHHBHHi SI LOCOING WAGONS MAKE OWN HOLES AND GET STALL!-!!) Paving (lives Way mid Loggers De layed for Hours Hit; Holo Is Ono of Many on Street Logging trucks liavo worn such n deep holo, corner of Central" and I'ourth streets, that they foil In this morning nnd Btuclc thoro for soverat hours. All sorts of jacks and tim- Lers woro placed under tho heavy wagons In efforts to got tho wheels raised. This la one of many holes made along tho streets. Councilman Cook declared that tho wagons have been stuck thoro many times. Heavy weights of tho loads' grad ually woro tho holo deeper and broador. Rock was thrown' In as a tiller, but this was crushed Into mud. Street Commissioner Carl Albrccht at onco started work to aid in get ting tho truck out nnd filling tho hclo. $$ t PERSONAL MENTION $$ 0. A. LUDSTROM was among tho visitors In tho city today from Hnuscr. S. L. WILLIAMS, of Myrtlo Point, ' was hero today looking after Bomo nmttors of business. MISS EDNA JAMESON, of Rlvcrton, woo hero today to visit with friends. MR. AND MRS. RRUCE IyATTIN woro in today from Beaver Hill on business. MRS. LYNN LAMRETH loft yester day for Coqulllo to visit frlonds for a fow days. ' C. II. CURTIS of tho Union Meat Company loft yesterday on a .tour of tho Coqulllo valloy. MRS. W. J. HILL and son, Hilly, ro turnod t tlioir homo at Powers to day after n short visit hero. MRS. L. R. M'DONALD of Rcodsport, is among tho visitors In tho city today, shopping and visiting. K. .1. VAUGHN of tho A. R. Daly Company loft yesterday to .visit tho Coqulllo valley .logging operators. COUNTY TREASURER T. M. DIM MICIC of Coqulllo camo ovor tills morning to attend tho funoral of D. W. Small. PAUL 8TERLINQ, formerly agont of tho Rrenkwatcr hero but now rall rond agent nt Coqullle, was In Marshfleld yesterday 011 business. HENRIK GJERDRUM, of tho Gjor drum conservatory, returned this morning on tho Kllburn from Ho itttlo and Portland whoro ho has been on n visit ovor tho holidays. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES ISUELL nro leaving on tho Kllburn for San Diego whoro thoy will locate. They nrq from Powers where a short tlmo ago Isboll was hurt. VIVIAN CARLSON will lonvo Thurs day to resume his coilrso at tho Unlvorslty of California after spending tho holidays with Ills par ents, Mr. and Mrs. August Carl son, horo. MRS. GORDON SMITH and llttlo son nro Kllburn passongers for Los An geles whero thoy nro going because ' of tho boy's health. ( Gordon Smith will reninln lioro with tho flro departmont. CHESTER AND LESLIE ISAACSON will 'leave on' tho Adeline Smith Thursday to resumo their law coirseH at the University of Cali fornia after spending tho Christ mas holidays with tholr paronts hero. PENDLETON--The Indians at Umatilla reservation at tholr Now YtafaVlcoletfra.tfon laid a 'foaijt of luckrnbljU stow. W Ml IS MARRIED TODAY MISH MYRTLE SMITH, DAUGHTER OF O. A. SMITH A MURK Tho fti-onm Is Phllll:i Rodger, Philadelphia They Met In Hawaiian Islands of Tho marriage of Smith, tho youngest Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Phillip Rodgers, of Miss Myrtle dauglitor of Smith, and Philadelphia, takes plnco today at Rerkcley, Cal ifornia, whero tho Smith family has a homo on Avnloii avenue. Miss Smith has visited In Marshfleld and 1 In Icnnwn in n nnmlini liorn nml 1, , . . .. . I nun ucuil ill vJIIIUIUIII. 111 uuuiui un cles In Picrkclcy slnco alio came with tho family from Minneapolis four years' ago to rcsldo on tho donst. Tho wedding is tho cul mination of a romnnco which started In tho Hawaiian Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Smith' and their daughter visited thoro last year and Miss Smith becamo acquainted with Mr. itodgers, who was tlion in chargo of n largo sugar plantation on tho islands. Ho has .recently boon In Philadelphia, and camo West for tho wodillng. It is understood hero that tho coupfo will rcsldo In Hawaii. SOCIAL CALENDAR TUESDAY Ladies Guild, in Guild hall.' WEDNESDAY Pustlmo Club with Frank Muscus. Sumner Social Club Mrs. with Mrs. L. G. Masters. Prosbytorlati Auxiliary church parlors. Rrldgo Club with Mrs. G. Porhnm. Christian Sisterhood in E. In church pnrlors. Kloster Club with Mrs. W. A. Rold. THURSDAY A. N. W. club with Mrs. F. E. Hague Mlnne-Wls club with Mrs. Charles Davis. North Rond Altnr tliilld with Mrs. Danuls Hull. FRIDAY Runkor Hill Parents and Teachers Club at 2:30 o'clock. Thlmblo Club with Mrs. R. R. Hazor.' Ladlos Art Club with Mrs. Arthur Rlanchard. YOUNfl J-OLKS PARTY Ono of tho most delightful of Young Folks gatherings on Now Year Evo wns enjoyed nt tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrfl. W. Wopdrlng. Tho rooms woro attrlctlvoly decorated with greens In keeping with holiday sea son. Dollghtful gninos wero playod and nt mld.nlght luncheon Was sorvod. Tho Invitation list Included Misses Glndlo Marshall, Clara Sargent, Au gusta Mlchlom, Zola Woodrlng, Clva Woodrlng, and Vlo Mlcklom, and Messrs: Edgar Dungnn, mil Wood ring, Roy Fullor, John Marshall, Dud Hill and Howard Edwards. PECULIAR CASE Mrs. S. V. Ejiporson of Coqulllo, wns nursing lwr loft hand tho first or this week with a caso of blood pois oning rosulting from a Blngulnr causo. Tho circulation of tho finger on which slio woro lior wedding ring wns Intorforrcd with when tho rlnBlfiWer a clwrgo of assaulting Charles becamo too tight, and sho had to gotlHolsnor. It was nlleged that Hols- It sawod into by V. R. Wilson. Rut elio didn't got rid of It quickly onough, honco tho blood poisoning. Coqulllo Sontluel. ATTENTION EAGLES Thoro will bo Installation of of ficers In Eagles Lodgo Wodnosday ovonlng In tho lodgo hall. Rig tlmo and a big food. Do suro to como, F. R. KIRK, Worthy President. I One Price Day in Conimciiclng tho new jcar wo M to cinphii.si0 this statoincut: That the J. C. PENNEY CO. offcr first class merchandise every day In tho year, to everybody, n't the lowest flffiircs. WM J1UY AND HELL FOR CASH. "Red Seal" Gingham; everywhere 12lic, Our price 10c "Amosk'eg" Outing Flannels, all colors, 12io val....10c Etxra quality Outing Flannels, all colors, 10c val8 1-3c Worsted Novelty Plaid dress goods, 42 in. wide, in Blue and Brown patterns; good values at $2,00 per yard, Our price $1.49 Novelty Plaid dress goods, 36 in, wide, 75c value, Our price 49c "CROWN" CORSETS The corsets that give sat isfaction and prices within reach of all at $2,98, $1.98, $1.69, $1.49, 98c and 79c SHOES FOR ALL PURPOSES FOR ALL KINDS OF PEOPLE AT LOWEST PRICES 'Jei27ze inedro Next Door We Lead, Others Follow A Few After-Holiday Specials:- CRANBERRIES, Perpound 10c GERMAN-AMERICAN COFFEE, Per pound ..:..25c FRESH EGGS, Per dozen : 45c Gettings Cash Grocery i:jo so. uroadway, t AT THE HOTELS t t i Chandler Hotel Alf Johnson, Coqullle; L. P. Rrnn stottcr, California; Miss Edna Jame son, Rlvorton; C. R. Kay, Rlvcrton; C. A. Luiidstrom, Hatiscr; S. L. Will iams, Myrtlo Point. St. Laurence Hotel Druco Lattin, Reaver Hill; Mrs. Rruco Lattin, Reaver Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Isboll, North Rond; jMrs. L. R. McDonald, Rcodsport. Ilhtnco Hotel Harry Alkon, Powers; W. M. O'Drlon. Powers; P. G. Lacoy, Co qullle; M. Goodpnster, Randon; Nonh Folk; Coos River; E. W. Gould, Coos Rlvor; Cnrl Egenhoff, Sumnor. INSTALL OFFICERS Knights of Pythhtfl Put Heads for 11)1(1 In New Tho mombors of tho Knights of Pythias gathered In their lodgo rooms last ovonlng for tho purposo .of lnstalllntr tho offlcem olortml nn Donombor G. j Tho now officers nro: , Chnncollor Commander Gllbort iSteckol. Vice chnncollor A. E. Dusby. Prolato W. W. Steckol. Koopor of Records & Seals J, R. Suoddon. Master of Finance F. P. Norton, Master df Exchequer Georgo Winchester. Master at Arms Georgo Rlack. Inside Guard AIox Hall. Outsldo Guard Frod Mooro. Master of Work O. S. Torroy. FINED VOl ASSAULT L, 1). Payne of North Rend Accused ' of Making Attack L. 1). Payno, a longshoreman of North Rond, wus boforo City Recar- dor Mayboo of that city today to an- 1 p wns a sickly man and that tho nssault took pluco In tho Ilolsuer homo. Recorder Mayboo fined Pnyno 25, and suspended tho tlno on tho undorstandlng'that Paynq stay away from tho ilolsnor homo. Tho North Rond Longshoromou's union voted unnnlmoiiBly to oxpol Pnyno from tho union, It was stated today. , WILL MINE GOLD Company Stnrts Operation on Coast AIkho Randon Tho Gold Deach Motal Company, which has. boen proparlng to oper ate at Cut Creek, a point on the coast abovo Randon, has been work lilg olght mon for the past threo months, lnstalllncr machinery inni!I"'OR making ready a pump and ground Isluleo for mining, snys tho Coqullle Hentluel. Tho compaiiy cxpocts to tako out gold and platinum. Thoy havo a steam englno that will throw a hydraulic stream from a 2 Vi-lncli hose with a pressure of I GO pounds .to tho square Inch, and it will tear 'out onough sand to warrant about j 1 100 yards each day. Tho com-1 pauy expects to start actlvo opera-! turns immediately aftor JanuaHv if.. c. ,,,., . ,. - ' 1 and will work tho remainder of 'WEAVING All kintfS 3 SDjO tho w'utgr. The mine will omploy 'Iplty. Mrs. W. W. NaSOH, WO flvo men when It starts. 1 1 2tlV Coiirth, SO. PHond 220-ft to All Every the Year tyStif orate d ' to Postoftice The Originators of Low Prices WE SAVE YOU MONEY nkaii CENTRAL t WATERFRONT NEWS t At eight o'clock this morning tho oteamor schooner A. M. Simpson crossed In from San Francisco and Is loading again nt tho Portor Mill. Tho steam schooner Hardy expects to bo loaded somotlmo this ovonlng; and to got -away In tho morning ror San Francisco. Tho steamer Spoodwoll finished lior cargo at North Rend and Balled this morning nt 10 o'clock for San Francisco, t . NEW TODAY ? ! FOR RENT After Thursday Fur- nishetl apartment In tho O'Con noll bldg, CONIiOGUE HOUSE 011 Fifth street for rent furnished. Soo Title Gunranteo and Abstract Co. l.OHT Lady'a large - brooch, Return to offlco. Reward. gold "G," cameo Times $ I LOST AND F0UP X $$ LOST Uinhrolla wltli ownor'n name engraved on handle. Finder ploaso return to Times offlco. i wanted : t WANTED Girl for Konornl house work. Apply Mrs. A. H. Powers. WANTED Jl tons grs hnV. Phono ' 70-R, J. C. Doano. : FOR SALE X VOli SA LI-Chei If -taken t oiiiu. Cabinet sowing machine, almost now. Apply 3C8 Third and High land. IFOR SALE Thhty foot gasoline launch, cheap. Inquire Lloyd hotel. FOR KALE CHEAP Two good lots, closo lu, Address "L" euro Tlmoa t FOR RENT " X $$$ FOlt ' RI-3NT O-rooni hoiibO, Phono 70-R. FOR RENT Rooming house over Ekblad's Hardware Storo Apply at Ukblad & Son or call 360, RENT Nice tM)-rooni apart. Apply Mutaon'a mont with heat. Quality Storo. .!- FOR TRANSFER AND STOR AGE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS FREIGHT AND HAGGAGB CiUI FERGUSON TRANSFER Phone lflg Residence Phone 13-J Market AveiiRd "Waterfroat t& NJ - ,