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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHF1ELD, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1916 EVENING EDITION THRCT We Suggest . ,.,. man wl" cIiIIiMh a 1 .' lo "k'H he's up-to- Jffln .1- "' l,r,,,K ,,c,,b , ".Mllliurj Wt&jH2 T)n ,P rolled upon f; ' Julcly conect stylo mnl hii Srior tiinllr. TIhH'w "by Jon'll flittl them at our store. Woolen Mill Store JIY1ifl'W Xorth lleiul BREVITIES WEAVING All kinds a spec ial y. Mrs. W. W. Nason, 680 2th Courth. So. Phone 220-R BLANCO ' ThR Public Service Hotel Jbs Jnt been thoroughly rcnovnt ti, and openoil lo tho juilillc March lit 1010. Homo of tho features o( 'ibis old hostelry are. free cm plojnient bureau, free sowing room, lifornwtlon bullelln and kind treat. Btst. Tlio patronage of tho public b tollrllcd. HLAXCO HOTEL A 227 North Front street Phone lll'li. Mnrshfleld. Oregon POYA L TONIGHT Ths popular photoplay star 0 It It 1 X .1 () II N S ) X In tight i .vci noil" Tho wonderful hook Iiiib hcon nd i ijled for tlio Hereon story with nil l the strong a ml none of tho wouk l points 5 reds. "iuudixh Tim m:i.Tii of a ; XATIOX" first of tho "HOW TO , Ki:i:i' AVKMi" series, na suggested ; Btaarr Mcl'mldon tho renowned tlth builder. "FLIVr.llS A I IT OI.' MVRTKIIV The funniest character of tho ngo la ; inter ami you can't holp hut laugh. Till: Ii VOCl'l' SITI!IK Urn. nltr Classical Danrors portraying tho I 'mu Hungarian iiuopsotiy. . ?iki:ls op pictuues kvkuy XIGHT Admission Lower Floor 15c Balcony 10c Tnmoimu- Yl,.l i.m i. i yier()n Way." Ono of .Metro's rv , h'MXfea.reh ' - THE WEATHER HEPOHT 11)7 Aftaoclated J'tfM to Com n, Timet. 4 OREGON Pair; cooler tonight, except near coast; vnrluhlo wlntlH. a U.OOAL TEMPERATURE HECOHl) For tho 21 hours ending at v .1:4.1 n in.. Anr 01 1,,, !... 1 Ostllnd, special government Motcorolqglst: Maximum co Minimum .jo At. t!t:t n. in .17 1'rcelpltatlon .' .10 I'recipuation sinco Sopt. 1. IDlfi 7s.n1 Precipitation anuio period Inst year Cl.2 Wind, Southwvot, cloudy. SUNIUSF, AM) HUXSKT Monday Alll'll 2-1. Snn vlonu nf A. fi : 0 I and seta at C:G2. Work Part of Day. Tho C. A. Smith mill worked five nnd ono-hnlf tlnys last week. Tho men had an additional half day Saturday. tho young people of tho town nro cordially Invited to ho present. liar U Too Hough The bar has been too rough since the return of the dredgo Mlchle for her to got out at work again, according to Ci.pt. James Polhennis, government engineer. The dredgo did not go out today, but may try It tomorrow It tho wnter is right. This morning Cnpt. Polhemua went to Dnndon to Inspect tho jottv work be ing dono there Insldo the harbor. Ho said that very shortly a bar survey Is to bo made. I I WILL SB E MST OF KliKCTlO.V .1 FUCKS AM) cijKhkk is ix)X(j oxk MMES TT1IP ciiiFF kx(jixi:i:h hood, of h. p.' i.noiisi i:k 1.1 vi.' ! In Xow Offices Tlio Simpson Lum hor Company la today Instnlled In the now offices In the sash nnd door fnc tory nt North U0111I. C. 8. Wlnsor la tho locnl nmnngor for tho company nnd liau chargo of tho office. Juy nt Mill Tlirco vessels wcro loading at tho plant of tho ltuohuer Lumbor Compnny yeatorday making It a vory busy plnco. Tho vcsaola wero tho Cleone, Cciqulllo ltlvor and Noyo. KiiiiiII 1'lro Sunday. Thoro wna n llltlo hla.o nt tho old box factory North lionil at about 2::i0, Sunday af turnoon. Tho flro ovldontly wns Htnrt od by 11 Bpnrk from tho condonaary. It was soon extinguished. Has Private- Office. A petition hns boon built ut tho North Hond depot bo that Agent Wray will hnvo u prl vnto office. Tho sidewalk lending to tho dopot la being repaired nlso no that pnaaengora can reach thoro comfortably. IHRM.-M Mont lily pHr llruco Ev niia, tho ovangcllat, is odltor of tho Kovlvul Itovlow, 11 monthly publi cation of Long lloach, California. Tho papor gives tho roast notes of tho revivals being held nnd other Infor mation In regard to tho various cam paigns. Somo of them may bo dis tributed here. Xot Many nt llcnrli Tlocnuso It was Knntor nnd becnuso tho weather nt ! tlmo8 looked threatening, thoro worol fow pooplo nt tho henchca yesterday. llowovor, tho roada woro In porlinps: tho boat condition of tho year nnd thoso who did talto advantage of tho opportunity woro well ploasod. Mnnyi enmo bnek with gront loada of rho- dodondrona. Tho wild violets word out nnd In aomo plncoa, woro growing literally in bluo hanks. I Ih Still Smiling. Tho current Issuo of tho Portland Tlinbormnn contains n pleturo of It. K. Irwin, formorly of this city, but now snlos nianacor for tho nola.vPayetto Lumbor Co. Ilia many frlondB horo woro plensod to seo thnt ho la still wearing tho samo winning smllo na when ho wna with tho C. A. Smith Co.. nnd Ida nnponr nnco Indlcatoa ho la healthy nnd hap py and getting wealthy nil of which la good iiowb from nn nbsont frlond. Itci'fptioii Tonight. Tho Young Porjplo'Hj Soclotloa of tho different churches will glvo a recoptlon tonight In tho Mothodlst church hull Immedi ately following tho ovnngoll8tlo ser vices, for Uvangellst and Mrs. llruco Kvans nnd their singer Jnck Thomp son. Thoro will bo n short program, nnd refreshments will bo served. All I PERSONAL. MENTION . W. I1INMS SHOUT of Hauser, spent tho week end In tho city. WILMAM KAISKIt was In from North Lake today on business. A. .1. MKNDHI, left yesterday on a business trip to San Francisco. CIIAULHS KUOKOKlt, of Allegany was down from his homo yester day. I0I.LIS T. DK.MHNT of Myrtlo Point, was among tho visitors In the city today. DONALD CIIAULUSON, port engin eer, enmo up this morning from Hnudon. MKS. .1. (. LKOOKTT, principal of tho Heaver Hill school, waa In tho city Saturday shopping. A. 11. POWHItS und Fred Powers returned to Powers this morning after n week end visit hero. Ai, II. PKNSB today moved from Marshflcld to Myrtlo Point whoro ho expects to resldo for a time. OKOIIOK W. SUNK, of the Levi Strauss ocmpnny, Is back again from San Fruncl3co calling on the trade. SUPT. C. A. 1IOWAUD, of tho Co qulllo schools, returned homo yes terday nftcrnoon, after a week ond visit hero. CAPT. JA.MKS POLHEMUS wont down to Dandon this morning to look nfter tho Jetty work being dono thero. CIIAULKS VAN DUYN nnd wlfj re turned via thu train yesterday from Portland whoro they hnvo been for nbout n week. W. K. AUNOLD, of tlio Wnrren Construction compnny, camo In on the train lost evening, looking nftor somo paving business. MISS KLVIItA FHI.10I2N returned to her work In Concilia this morning nftor a week end hero with her parents, Mr. nnd Mra. August Frleon. II. K. IIOOTH, who bus been visit ing hero for scvornl days to boo his wife wlio has been In tho city Tor several weeks, returned this morning to his homo In As toria. W. A. PETIT, news editor of tho Itosobiiig Kovlow, Is In tho city. Ho was called horo to testify ns n witness ! tho cn30 of Trend gold again 'IL-licll mid others. W. J. MITCHELL nnd L. O. Cnrpen ter, of tho Pacific Coast Detective Agency who nro defendants In tho Trondgold dnmngo caso, arrived in tho city on Hie train yesterday. WILLIAM HOOD, chief onglnoor of tho Wlllumotto Pnclflc, nccom- panled by Mr.?. Hood arrived In hero Inst Saturday afternoon, leaving yostorday morning on tholr way back to Snn Francisco. A. L. HA.M.MELL, of tho W0II3 Far go Express company, dropped in Saturday 011 tho train from E.i Acno to look nftor tho business n' tlio compnny. COUPOItAL 1IAOEN. of tho U. P. Army recruiting branch, arrived hero Saturday und this morning wont to Coiiilllo. Ho will return this ovoiilug nnd bo horo n couplo of dnys, securing rocrulta. I. LAIIOWITCII, 0110 of tho prom Inont business men of Portland, vMout Sunday in tho city visiting lila brothor, A. Lnbowtch, of Tlio Fair SI 010. ANDREW J. M'CLELLAND, of Pueblo, Colo., Ib in tho city. Ho has been In New York mid Can ada most of tho winter. Ho la visiting his Bhter, Mra. Allco Doll and will bo horo most of tho mi turner. N OBLE THEATEfi TO-NIQHT " KTiv,?..JV0,,U,'s I'KIMtl.KSH MMIMtlWS OF STOIIMV 11MOTIOX, liAvo ...0',:,," ln " eeroon drumn of blazing powor 'A WO A.s PAST." totl1' Allllli!es. Startles, Astounds, Diimfounds, With swift strong S!,c,a('lon t,mt "wooiw llko a torrent to n mighty climax, t Is yourself lleKcrlbo tl10 auallty of this picture in words Seo It for Recommended by tlio managomont of this Plnyliouso ns being n plc 'w?K,Bi0l';.thJ' BveraBe. " iiiiii ;,n JA." Ono of tho "VIM" comedies. PH-iii .!!? "'V Huth .Stonohouso -Easanuy two reel picture. '""I llKVAJti ALL NEW . XO ItlClM&VTKKS ANTHONY'S ORCHESTRA EVERY NIGHT. Lwer Floor, 15 cts.: Balcony, 10 cts.; Children, 5cts. s'Kou,iw' xt ninsoy ULLiorr company i "tiik In tl i. ,ci0,"pany ls n,a,l "1 of 8 professlonnl pooplo nnd will npponr "meatro every TUESDAY NIGHT In a now piny. I Prescriptions I' H Wo put tlli'lll up i-nic H h limy, niTiiniii'iy iiiiii imhi- b l o.tly. 1 H Wo follow your doc- H n tors in tiers expiiciuy. h Ii lr ",ls is "'" ,i,nl1 "r I I H piVSCliptloil MM'Vll'O you H I'M wish you should bring Hj I H your pi',cilptloiis to H I THE BUSY CORNER I ,1 DRUG STORE H Phono UM8 H H Wo Del her Immediately t 3Bs1HHs1lttHllliiSIBllSWIBlSBi I ... - .......... a t iKiiinivc ri'. .i. iii ri'i i "' T. J. SCAIFK (T A. II. IIOIiOI.VS Marshfield 0ta1Tng a Fitlmatei Funilabwl IMioBf 14H-H Urliflr.ltt Orrw." PHOXK 571 It. V. CAHIt c W. TAYLoit & Vulcanizing Works u'e6 iln?tKii",,!,,'ea ViiU-nnUiiiB Works in Coos County. Prices "' l taU ulul ,,lsl,ect J,,r lu ' K """"UKXD OHKGOX DRY WOOD at Campbell's Woodyard North Front Street Phono 08-.T Xiiiueo of Tlioso Who Have Xot AI- Itendy IK'on Printed in The Tline.s Tho complete list of tho election judges nnd clorl.B has been given out. Those to serve In Mnrshfleld, North Uend nnd vicinity were printed Sat urday. Tho others In tho county nro given below: Xo. 1, Iitikcsidc Judgea Chailea St. Dennis, Jatiiea K. Cowan. Clerks.-- Gladys Noble, Flora DhilbllsB and Louisa G. Kirk. Xo. U, Templcton Judges A. 11. Dowron, Geo. Hob. oris. Clerks Greta Walker, Edith Dcnson, Lilllo A. Raymond. Xo. -I, Xorth Slough JudgesOscar Ohma n, Chester U. Hear. Clerks Grace II. Fulton, An nie A. Olaon, Margaret T. Hlndniarsh. Xo. I, 1 ln ties Slough Judges M. 11. Kellior, Gilbert L. Hansen. Clerks Annie M. Peterson, Efflo F. Ulackinoro, Florence E. Han sen. Xo. f!, Allegany Judged Walter Stall, Hlrnm F. Edwards. Clerks Mrs. Anna John ston, Mrs. F. A. Ott, Gertrude Wilson. Xo. (I, Kentiiek Slough Judges A. O. KJellnnd, Ernest C. Loyd. Clerks Flora I. Foreman, Sarah Lowla, Laura Thomas. Xo. 7, Wlllaiich Slough Judges John D. Towor, C. C. Johnson. Clerks Austin A. Hay, Jennie Walker, J. It. Kami. Xo. H, Kmpli'o Judges Claud G. Ilockett, cGo. W. Jackson. Clorks Alpha Pedorson. Alleen Getty, Annlo Wlcicman. Xo. ii:, South Slough Judges Chas. M. Khodes, Frank Wyniun. Clorks Krncst Johnson, Hnlph Uarkor, Hoy Wlggln. Xo. til, XMw! Port Judgea Kohert O. Graves, L. 13. Hendricks. Clorks Fred Itaymond, Valllo M. Pottot, Frances Manzoy. Xo. Ii5, Hiinktv Hill Judges A. II. Hammond. Joseph A. Whlto. Clorks Corn Mathlson, Cora Halo, Eugenia Dulglo. Second Hoard, Xo. !!." Judges John P. Malonoy, K. Lo thard McCluro. Clorks Dan S. Orr, Daisy Codding, Maude Mno Ferguson. Xo. lid, Catching Inlet Judges Geo. Uosa, Herman Snilth gnll. Clerks Idn Mntson, Knto Lou ise Hudson, Josophlno Keasoy. Xo. Ii7, Coos Itlwr Judges J. A. Smith, E. L. Dlxtor. Clerks Helen Lnudrlth, Annlo lllnke, A mile Morgan. Xo. t!H, Itiiitoii Judgea 11. V. Holverstott, T. G. Darker. Clorks Edith Pearl Wllloy, Liicludn C. Matcher, Opal Darker. Xo. H", Sumner Judges O. N. Wilson. Win. H. Norton. Clorks Ollvo Ulclinrds, Mil- no i. Saiuord, Alary Smcdberg. Xo. ill), Coos City Judgea Z. T. Slglln, Noll . Wat son. Clorka Lois H. Groono, Mrs. .ona uiiard, Murgarot uoss. i Xo. ill. Coulo"o Judges John Yoakum, 13. nargo ron. Clerks Walter Anderson, II. wiisouey, h. it. uaninor. Xo. Mi, IH'nvcr Hill Judges W. T. Moffot, Win. Dra per. Clorka Paul Griffon, Jnmos M. .Morchnut, Hugo Kotkn. Xo. :t;t, Ciiiiiilnghiiiii Judges F. W. Uarkor, .1. W. Mil ler.. Clorks Mndgo Yoaknm, Lydla Y. Skelloy, Nntiulo Collier. Xo. :n, Fat lilk Judges O. A. Mlntonyo I. T. Wookly. Clorks Mnry J. llakor, An nlo Von Pogort, Kathleen Mulvlhlll. Xo. !!.", Dora Judges Fred A. Uukur, Zonus F. Young. Clorks Alotha E. Slngol, Inez EiiBton, Ethol Paulino Laird. Xo. :i(l, Ml.h(iifl Judges J. D. llenuott, J. L. Cros by. Clorks Mrs. S. T. Morcon, Mabol Mlnard, Lillian C. Dotwllor. Xo. !17, Leo Judges Claud Wntors Mack link er. Clorks Hiiby Clinton, Norn U. Lewis, Maud Mast. Xo. tJH Coiiulllo North Wvst Judges John Juza, Frank irurk holdor. Clorks K. F. Clnrk, Goo. P. Goodman, Aldcu A. Howe. I Xo. ill) C(miiiIIIi) Xoith Fast Judgoa Nod C. Kelloy, I, M. Wook ly. Clerks - Florence M. Rogers, Evn M. narrow, Mnuuo .M. Wilson. Xo. -10, Oxpilllo South West Judges W. C. ChttBO. Trncv A. Loach. Clerks Virginia Lamb, Zet- uo m. iiawicins, jjtiiei Maxtor. Second Hoard, Xo. It) Judges Loo Goodman, T. I), Cur- I rlo. Clerks Emma McDonald, Anna a. .Morrison iiottio h, i.osiie. Xo. II, ('(miiiIIIo South Fast JudgesAlbert W. II. Folsom, Walter F. Oordlng. Clorks Lilllo ' I m it ii a . i . . ... u. niuruiiK vesiu u. uoyrio, uelia t. Lowo. Second Hoard, Xo. -11 Judges John W. Lonovo, Nick Johiibon. Clorks Mary A. I'lerco, Archlo O. Wulker AUIo Phillips. Xo. V2, Itlvertou Judgos E. M. Petorson, J. II. H. Sholton. Clorka -- Lillian Stownrt, Cuthorlno McGoo, Cora Hlchurdson. X'o. l.'J, Prosper Judges Hobort W. Ilullurd, E. W. Fnhy. Clerks -Huby L. Feltor, Gor d:i Pedorson, M. JCtta Ncnl. Xo. 1 1, Ilmidoii South West Judgos C. Ii. Zeek, John Dlokoy. Clerks Orn M. Turnbull, Cuthorlno A. llouk, Hotn Mars. Second lloaiil, Xo, 1 1 Judge i 13. E. Oakes, C. D, Garout te. Clerks Cuthorlno Conger, Ulan tho Landrith, Ellzuboth J. Hogers. Xo. 1,1, Dandon Xorth ),st Judios H ('. Dlpplo, Geo. Mnn clet, Clerks- Lena L. Lauglola, Ed na Iloyt, Nora Mor.isou. Second Hoaid Xo. 1,5 Judgos--John II. Jones, Frank L. On First Trip Through Via Hall Itellcvnl To Have looked Oxer Depot Site Hack Yesterday On his first through trip to Coos Hay via tail, William Hood, chief engineer of the Southern Pacific, accompanied by Mrs. Hood, arrived hero late Saturday afternoon. Yes terday morning they returned to Eugeno and left at once for San Fraitclsco. Mr. Hood had been at tending tho Graham trial In Port land ns one of tho chief wltucssos for the company. Looking Over Hoad - lie usjerted thnt his trip hro had no meaning. "Just looking tho road over," lio said. However, It waa noticeable that ho made a sur vey of tho land bordering tho South Pacific tracks between tho Smith Terminal dock and south to tho company holdings. It is believed that this fortclls where tho now do pot site will bo, though Mr. Hood would vouchafo nothing In this di rection. Aakcd as to whether or not thero Is u now date for tho completion of the Uiupiiiu bridge, ho said there Is not. "Tho latter part of July la still tho tentative dote. This al lows us plenty of time for any un-l rorseen Happenings which I hopo do not happen. Hut you never can tell, lu construction." Cannot Help Mail Delay Mr. Hood Buhl that every effort l.i now blng made to hasten the fin ishing of the brldgo nnd tho onoulng of througli service. Tho present do- lay or tlio mall at tho Umpiiua crossini:. ha said Ih tinavoldalihi nnd i will probably continue until tho' brldgo Ib doiu. "It would not pay' to go to any oxnotmo for further ouulpuu'iit for thin is only a tem porary jorvleo." Xot Yet Certain There hud been talk that maybo the latter part of Juno would scu tho brldgo swinging. Mr. Hood was not certain of this. IIo said, how ever, thnt us soon as tho middle spnu Is In und tho draw completed Hint It will be possible to "shoo fly" tho real of tho distance mid not have to wait for the remainder of tho steel to bo in. On the last trip In hero Mr. Hood came via rnll as far na tho lowor end of Lnko Tnhkonlteli, thoro bo lug n gap of some throo miles from thoro to the Umpitin yet uncovered by rails. On this side tho track was only within about tlirco or four mllos of Hcodsport. A Word About Men's Clothes Dont' judge thehi by the price, for they may seem too low, but rather judge the values you get, at J. C. Penny Co. : 1. 1 'a MENS' BLUE SERGE SUITS $15.00 would be a fair price, OUR EVERY DAY PRICE $9.90. MENS' BLUE SERGE SUITS You can pay more but you can't get greater suit val ues: every one a pure worsted suit. EVERY DAY PRICES, $14.75 and $12.50 Suit Cases in Fibre and Matting At $2.25, $1.98, $1.69, $1.23 and 98c All Leather Suit Cases, $4.50 and $3.98. We are showing a full line of new spring hats. See these values. Low Prices ' " n ' '"''' wr Follow Next Door to Postoffice PARCEL POST YOUR LAUNDRY We Pay Return Charges. Prompt and Efficient Service COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY lVVSSAlWWWWWANVWN EXPERT WELDING of METALS Steel, brass, cast, iron and aluminum castings made like new ' "" DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY. : Koontz Garage Phone 180-J. North Front Street Groonough. Clorks Mra. N. II. linn son, Maud Lowo, Alice Galller. Xo. -HI, Haiidou XoitJi FunI Judgos- A. J. Ilartman, Alvn Wnr ren. Clerks John Ncllson, Anna H 1 licking, Ora Uakor. Second Hoard Xo. -1(1 Judges J. W. Mast, Geo. P. Laird Clorks Gonova W. Hyrno, Evn A. Eaton, Mnry lluffortl. Xo. -17, lluudon South VahI Judges A. E. Hndsull, It. P. Hunt. Clorks Ilortlin C. Dufort, Cnrrlo Chntburn, Myrtlo Make. Second Hoard Xo. -17 Judgos H. II. Dufort, W. It. Mnvl ty. Clorks Edna M. Stnrr, Clurn K. Canterbury, Elvn Gibson. Xo. IH, Two Mile Judgos 13. L. Strndor, Konnoth PorkliiB. Clorks John A. Itnsmus miisson, Isubol llosltlng, Ada A. Fish, fUYoml Hoard Xo. IH Judges S. jC. Owon, ;Phlllp W. Pearson. Clerks Hollo Cox, Minnie Cliandlor. Dalalo D. Dark. I Xo, II), Pui'kershiirg Judges James T. Jenkins, II, Jay Hanks, Clerks John F. Auor, Cora A, Toping, Carrlo Dargor. Xo. .10, ljuiupa Judgos Edgar M. Houn, John M. Long. Clorka Margaret ilauloy, Edith Shlnn, Koso S. Lux. Xo. ill, Xnrwny Judgos Percy G. Schroedor, A. M. Snydor. Clerka Sarah McCIoskoy, Ada 13. Flab, Ednn Docln Uny. Second Hoard Xo. .tl Judgoa J, A. Yntea, Goo, F. Hon nlngor. Jumea W. Hunnnuck, Theo. L. Clinton, 11. K. Hodge. Xo. fit!, Four Ml lo Judges Chas, T, Hlumonrothor, Alhort L. Duko. Clorks Mlnnlo Per duo, Mrs. Wallace Pontoroy, Grace Ensign. X'o. nil, Catching Ciivlc Judgca Isaac Dnrklow, J. II, Lut troll. Clorks Mlnnlo M. Ilormanii, Sarah A. Massoy, Graco M. Honowltz. X'o, 51, Myrtlo Point Xoith Judges Clina. A. Harrington, Goo, W. Ilryant. Clerks Laura Ellon Lundy, Flora M. Laird, Lois P. Giles. Second Hoard Xo. 51 Judgos K. II. HuiiBon, E. Sclinold or. Clorks Knthryn Stommlor, Clurn M. Crawford, Ella Drown. Xo. 55, M)itlo Point South Judgea E. C. HobortB, T. W, Mc CIoskoy. Clerka -- Ethol 13. Dodgo, Mnbol C. Domont, Evn Jonklns. Second Hoard X'o. 55 Judgea W. C. Fenslor, Chns. Ad- nniB. Clorks H. Mnudo McCruckon, Nolllo T. McMullon, Daisy D. Short. X'o, 5(1, Sugar Tmf Judgos S. S. Darnoll, F. 13. South- mnyd. Clorks Huth Mny Wndo, Edith P. Lusk. Graco It. Pael. Xo, 57, ICiirhtintcd Judgos C. S. Murphy, 11. II. Wol gar. Clorks Viola Ostrander, Flor ence Jennings, Jesslo A. llousor. Xo. 5H, Howluud Judgoa Win. A. Darling, U. P. Carman. Clerks Harriott C. J Int romit, Ellon Vnrney, Hnzol Irono Mat thews. Second Hoard X'o. 5H Judgos Frank Morris, T. S. Zim merman. Clorks Alice Harrington, Knto Farbor, Hesslo Savaito. 1 1 BICYCLE TIRES Huy Them From Us. Wo Chargo .Nothing to Put Them on Your Wheel MARSHFIELD CYCLERY. FOU TUAXSFEH AXI) BTOItAGi: OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FREIGHT AND HAGGAGE Call FERGUSON TRANSFER Phono mil Hesldenro Phono 1,'1-J Market Ave. and Waterfront J J AT THE HOTELS t Chandler Hotel L. G. Carponter, Portland;. C. D. Wood, Portland; II. Hnrnurd, Chi cago; William Kaiser, North Lako; P. T. Dunham, lluudon; Ellis T. De ment, Myrtlu Point; Goldlo Chllds, Coqulllo; Mrs. J. A. llohr, Co (liilllo; 1). I. McGoo, San FrunclBCo; Lawronco Muchndo, Myrtlo Point; 1. Lubowltch, Portluud; Chnrlea E. Muck. Eugeno: Edgur Wlntor, Port- Innd: A. 1. Pnstlg. Everett; Chnrloa 13. Morton, Portland; O. Schneider, Portland; O. W. Hcon, I'oruunu; A. A. Halo, Portlnnd; W. J. Mitchell, Portland; W. A. Pottlt, Rojoburg; W. W. Asliloy, Portland; W. 13. Ar nold, Portland; Cupt W. M. Tylor, Portland: 0 F. Dlonior, Portland; J. M. Illl., Myrtlo Point; A. Nnnes, Reodsport; John Dlohl, Roodaport; Arthur llurrls, Reodsport; C. A. Ilownrd, Coqulllo; 13. Htone Cliicu go; Mrs. L. Prentice, Snn Francisco; 13. II. Clnrko, Portlnnd; Jorry Sul llvnn, Acmo; J. W. Ilufnor, Iteoda port; A. L. Hnmmell, Eugeno; II. S. Edwurds, Mllwukiico; John Camp bell, Oakland; J, L. Foulds, Hork eloy; William Hood and wlfo, San Francisco; W. A. Hancock, New York; Paul C. Hates, Portland; J. T. Summervlllo, Portland; J. S. liar ton, Coiiulllo; C. 13. Marvin, Port land; Goorgo A. Cable, Portland; II. M. Ilolden, Portland; W. O. Guffuera, Sun Francisco; V. Dcnn, San Frunclsco; G. W. Sonk, San Frnnclsco. Lloyd Hotel Mrs. A. Mundory. Powois; It. W. Thonius, Denver Hill; W. It. Tinker, Heaver Hill; Clurn Anderson, Ilau don; Nick Mike, Pony Slough; Will iam Smith, Pony Slough; M. T. Au sou, Arugo. Hlanco Holl-1 Hurt Johnson, Delmar; Chnrlas Illlngawnrth, Cooa ltlvor; 11- llr mor, Alloguny; W. II. Short, Hnus or; Alfred ltodlno, Allognny; Thomns Wu3son, Sunset Uuy; F. Jacobs, Coos ltlvor; W. J. Qulgg, Powers; P. G. OIb3oii, North lloud; It. Sorauson, Eugene; P. Spnnakl, llonvor Hill; E. Davidson, lluudon. St. Lnuveiico Hotel William Martin, Coiiulllo; Mrs. Hoy ThriiBh, Hoedsport; Clinrloti DlkBoii, Portlnnd; H. W. Tnvonnor, Coos ltlvor; J. II. ltoouay, llluo Hldge; G. Pasco, Dolmar; A. Steeu, North Lako; Chnrloj Kroogor, Al legany; L. G. Musters, Sunnier: A. L. Hunch, Huvr lllll; Mrs. Hurry Golord. Heedsport; Miss lluloii Go lord, lteedsport; Mr. nnd Mrs. Joo Stovens, Powors; Muo Aborson, Co iiulllo; J. Mntson, Myrtle Point; c, Jucobson, Uenvur Hill; L. F. Llt klo, San Frnnolsco; E. W. Hoslur, Portlnnd; II. It. Miller. Portlnnd. Hronilivay Hotel and Apartments Paul Haubuck, North Lako, Geo. Cllukeiibeard, Cooa ltlvor; Hulph Cuimard, Portland: Mrs. II. T. War ren, Gardiner; Mrs. L. W. Wyrlch, (lurdlnor; Hubert F. Long and wife, Portland; Joo Fosse, Powers: W. J. Hill and wire, Powors; 13. F. Thom ns and family, Portland: Alox Pot' e iso n and wife, Nortli Lako; It, N. Webster, Coos Hlvor. Dr. Leslie, Osteopath, MarM'field, eusariE FOU HI3XT First of mouth it room apartment with sleeping porch, heat and hot wntor. $15.00 per month. J. O. Lntigworthy. FOU HALE Star Huilmiiku, KcinI potatoes, ll.CU per hundred. A. O. KJullund, North Jlend, Phono .107-XI. FOU SALE 1(10 iicitm good unim proved land, 10 ncres bottom. Enough timber to pay for plnco. Close to Coipillld River. Soo II. Fotsom, Coqulllo. FOR SAL!.' 1(10 acres, !I0 ncres of bottom, Improved, good buildings, orchard only V'L-G per acre. I. S. Kaufman Co. WAXTKD Any kind of work by young man. Will tako small wagos. Apply "K" Times. t WANTED I FOIt HI3XT Rest chance for mov ing picture show at Nortli Dead. Enquire of It. A. Dock. t FOR SALE FLUFF HUGH mado from old car pots. Address Fluff Itiiu Co., Eil gono, Ore. FOU SAM3-Entho fiiriilshliigH of tho Anderson looinlng-lioiiso, nlso rostaiiraut miulpmeiit; center of hiisliios.i district. Will sell cheap for cash. Loose given on building If doalrod. Mrs. Thou. Aiulorson. Haiidou, OroKon. FOU KAMI Four rows, U helfern, 1 hull; rolatrod Ayershlros; nil seloctod stock from Pouno's Calif, nnd Wnsh.'s host hordsj henvy producers. Wrlto llox 815, Gardl nor. Ore. I-Olt SAI.lv Slightly used household furniture, npply Sash and Door Warehouse, North Dond, t J FOR RENT $ FOU HUNT Finest furnished npti. Ill Murshfiold. Free heat and wnter. fiZ.Un up, Myrtlo Anim. MILLER'S THE MAN for District Attorney Watch for liN uaiiio on Hepuh. licaii ballot May tOtli. HE WILL HE ELECTED (Paid Adv.) IJbby Coul,( $5.00 -ton. I'hoim 7. FOU SALE One classy registered .lerso) bull calf,' 1iom dam milked 11, 1(1(1 pound-. In ten iiiuilh. Al-o cown and heifers, all registered stock. Wtlto to F. A. HACCIII, Mai'shflold, Oiegou. FOR Hi:XT Furnished flat, lint and cold wntor, bath. SS'J Third st. FOR HUNT Modern five-room bun galow on 12th and Commercial streets, $12.50 per mouth. Apply Going & Hurvoy. , , - FOU UKNT. , ROOMS, 5(le to $1.00 Day; j i $2 to 5 Week; Hoiisekc'p- j lug Apt,, ii8 mo. tip. Free j j hath. l.lo)d Hotel Apt.s. j .