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' THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1916. EVENING EDITION r? -U-ET TALCUM nnllinCR I-,ir iidst row niiit I'"'........! ACICAGI3 TIIK III""""" . Tl,, s mi ""I' .. nmiiiT Hiik Hincii funl i. 1...1111MF. I .trull" I '"" """" "" hrur ... tiii Slllll L better Talcum in any i' t.... n( " l"'l0' 1 II- . . the bjsy corner 'drug store phone uih Wo Heller Immediately mil THAXSlMCIt AND fiTOiMfli: or household Kooiii, riininiiT AND ltAGaGK-C FERGUSON TRANSFER Phono ia Rcstilcnro I'lioiio l.'I-.l lUtkct Ave, and Waterfront WESTERN LOAN AND BUILUI.Mli uu. Assets $2,340,000.00 Pays 6 per cent on savings ' , S. KAUFMAN & CO. Local Treasurer R L A N C 0 The Public Service Hotel It, Just been thoroughly renovni EwJ opened to tho public March 1010. Homo of tho features ttUi oM hostelry nro. free cm- Ijmtnt buMtiii, frco sowing room, union bulletin and kind treat- Bt Tho pntronngo of the piiblli Kllclled. niaxco iioTicr 22; North Front street I'luino MM'. Mnrshfleld. Oregon caii or city warrants All warrants drawn against tho bril fuml of tho City of Mnreli- i'J. Cooj County, Oregon, nnd 011- Incd by tlio City Treasuror prior April 5th, 1010, will ho paid ten presentation nt my office In- tut ceases upon ull said warrants Ly IStli. 1910 0. V KAUFMAN City Troasuroi XOTJCI3 I) Whom It Mnv Concern? Kotlce Is berebv irlvon thnt tho Ml Biv Parmpr'd HYfiliniif't n Mir. snuon, nas inaiio an nssigniuoni ( ill Its lironnrlv in Ilin nnilnr- Isied in trust for tho benefit of 1 111 (realtors, nnd that nil debts .llllil cornnrntlnn tntinl lm tmlil In 'I umlcrslrned rind nil claims Eltatt salt! cnrnnrntlmi must bn nra- :tJ to aald undersigned in Marsh M, Oregon, wtlhln lliroe months me unto or this uotlco. toted this Jet dav of Mav. A. I).. Dl(. V O. PRATT, Anslgnce. CIIAS. I. UtKKlAKl), Attorney for Assignor. OYAL TONIGHT , fUVTOX AM) His COMPANY ' Millie Change of Piograni j rtM uiul Jo) Tlio Trump ami ' nie i.aciy I ElMTlt ia. Tho Hoy llalla.llsl I iiom iiostitu HIR CLIYTOV IM.IVI'IIU I.. hMitMinlngly funny comedy I 4.tll.... ""11.1 l ll..V" PMIbuim Imrwliiilng the King of ! i n medians Mil. UK it invLiiiiK '"1134 ii i.i iii'i.' )' i.i i lw;l lUXCi: UV 1XDIA." 'M Suiviiuiiiltusss lleiiiriil f'l. I vnrw fit . l.l In. " llll "l.'IliA .SI,'- V-W INDIA.. Tells your e aiiilleiuo. Aiibwors all -iniioiis. KM FWKUSHAM iu the I ttllln. "HillT OF WAV" A Metro Foaturo AhMiccK.v Aula " " -"ooru.v llWv ISr DRY WOOD Ca,jgell's Woodyard - - .u.n nircui t i tfilVl I Ilo TICK WEATHER REPORT OREGON Fair tonight, light frost In tin. oast; Tues day fair, warmer hi the east; northwesterly winds. I.OCAIi TEMPERATURE RECORD For tho 21 hours ending at 1:13 n. in.. May 15, hy HenJ. OstUnd, spoelal government Meteorologist: Maximum n;j Mhilmnm jo At I; in a. in ....J,-, Precipitation on Precipitation slnco Sept. 1, 1'Jl." Sl:nn Precipitation sanio period lost year 1 . 7 0 Wind; Northwest, dear. SUXRLSE AM) HUXSHT .Monday May in. -- Sun rises nt 1:3(1 an dscts at 7. Id. 4AAAAA t BORN , SI1HPARD .Rorn to Mr. nnd Mrs. John Shepnrd, May II, nt tholr homo In North lloiul, a 10 pound ilnughtor. This Is the first child of tho family. Choral Chili Rehearsal The Mnrsh fiold Choral Club will moot nt 7:n0 tonight nt the l.arseu Rtudlo for the rogulnr rehearsal. Will Xot Meet. The Mothers' nnd Tenchors Club of North Rend will not moot tomorrow afternoon, the !:WJLJI What We to merit your Our constant thought is to buy standard, dependable lines, the best the market affords for the money, make a legitimate profit. Rive our customers courteous and efficient service, the kind that is pleasing and brings you back to our store We make a careful study of style requirements, will not force nny sale In plain words, you get what you want, with a positive nuurance of one hundred ccnta worth of satisfaction for every dollar you pay. In this advertisement we show one of our Florshelm style for this season-a tan Russia calf bid on the "Piccadilly" last unusual value at 3 pur pair. If you are "on the fence" as regards your present shoe man, give us a trial for that next pair. Woolen Mill Stores .Miir..hflt'ld id.Tjr 't !' IN 0BLE THEATE TO-NIGHT youk lasr chaxci: to ski: JIII.MI-: 1HMCKK I X "PKGtJY" Tho plcliiro that Mil tlio h.'.oio town to tnlklns Htr vh Itiimlrftl pw.ple saw "i'oggj" !' iiliw VOL' SIIOUI.I) SIJK HUH TONIGHT IMs-.tlvi.iy will not le '' Kiiln '' "l' f"- ,,(, KMli. K HIJi:i..SOF IIAPPIXKSS-TWO SHOWS, 7 AM) H.I5 Jm.- I'loor Sc " ' flillil" & TOMORROW XIHT-TIIK lll3W)Vi:i) VAfUHOND" P. ...-,. made iu Ameilca In Ptlio Colors. affair being postponed Indefinitely. Mow (( Daniels Crook. 0. Jt VIcrs him taken a position at tho Mc-nonuId-Vnughun logging camp at Daniels Crook nml Sirs. Vlers anil child hnvo moved there and will keep house. Opens eu' Store ,1. A. Wilkinson and wife have arrived In North Hond from Glonndn to locate. Mr. Wilk inson has rented tho vacant store room in tho Castle Rulldlng nndj will open a clothing store. Stages Start Again. This morning tho Cotiullle auto stages again wont onto tho run fooling now that the bad weather Is passed, nt least for the time being. This Is the second start thnt the machines hnvo made this season. No Hond Yet It was stated here this morning thnt Harry Hazolton. chnrged with nilultry nnd arrested here Into Friday afternoon, is Btlll In tho Jail nt Coqulllo, having failed to secure- tho necessary $000 bonds for his freedom. It was said that his father was to get him out. Council Tonight At eight o'clock in tho city hall there will bo n meet ing of tho council this evening to tnlk over tho business of the municipality. Tho quoston or tho buying of tho wntor company Is ox pec tod to come up nt tho next meeting. Thero .iro sovornl street mntters up for con sidorntiou this evening. Rrlngs lln'lot Roes. Deputy Sher iff W. C. l.alrd cumo over from Co nulllo this liinrnlnir iwilli lmllnt lmvu for cncli precinct In this end of tho county. Ho Is n mighty busy mnnj todny, getting them distributed not only in tho city but to tho precincts' iibout Ten Mile, Coos River nnd the' patron? w 3 North Ilcnd ' ' y A mffimi various inlets, getting nil In readiness for tho election of Friday. Many at Douches. Tim roads- were yesterday in the best shape of the! ...! I. ...! I.l . I jutw ituii n v.is i-uiiuiii.-ii uiuru wt'iu sonio 00 car that wont through to Sunset Hay nnd the other beauties. Many camu buck loaded with rhodo dendrons, most of which are now ills- ... ..I.. ml... . ...-. ... .1. uii-.iniiK. i no wvuuiur in iiiUj benches yesterday was n trifle chilly. 1-ooklng for Deer. Deputy Game Wnrdes Thomas expects to leave In' tho morning for Curry county to look I over tho gaum field, lie says he is worried about deer, for on a recent trip found notio of them, where goner-! nlly thero are ninny in the brush, lie snys that tho explanation may bo that, tho hard winter drove them down. Into tho valleys and that they have not vet returned. Ho said that nrac- tlcally all of tho iluclft have left the country, having gone Into the north. $ t PERSONAL -MENTION t X X F. K. AMjHN left this morning for a short visit to North l.ak. HUGH DAUCIiAY wns nn over Sun day visitor nt tho county seat. A. N. JOHNSON cumo up Saturday from Rullurds for u short visit. 13. GIRRSON is hero from Norway looking after somu biuliicfs mut ters. MRS. A. W. 11URTON, of Poworfl, Is in the city visiting at tho John Renr home. .1. K. POKUSY enmo over Snturdny to look nftor soma civil engineer mnttora. II. A. FI3ROUSON was among tho Coiiulllo visitors in tho city over Sunday. MRS. JOHN SNYDI3R nnd llttlo son wont up to Portland this morning! for n visit. i FRANK LANG, or tho Coqulllo Ilntcliery, wns a week end visitor in tho city. ROU13RT I1ALI.ANTYNI3 was in over Sunday from his home nt Reaver Hill. FRANK CATT13RUN mont up to North Iiko this morning to cull on tho trade. CHI3STI3R 13. CAR13Y is down from Allognny looking nftor Bomo tim ber business. FRANK PAG13 left on tho morning train, calling on tho trndo In tho Coqulllo Vnlloy. MISS H13U3N 8PRAGUJ3 returned on tho morning train from a wcok end visit In Powers. JIJD013 J AM KB WATSON wns horo Snturdny ovonlng to attond tho Good Roads meeting. PAT H13NNI3SS13Y returned to tho mines tills morning after n week ond visit In tho city. HI3NRY HUGGINS, who camo over Saturday night for a visit re turned liouiu yesteidny. DR. 13. MINOUS wont over to Coqulllo this morning In his inaehlna on professional business. COI.MI3R RUFFINOTON lias ro turnod to his Gold Ilonh homo nftor n legal visit here. Sl'PT. W. P. MILI.HIliwont to Port land yestordny on railway business'. I Ho expects to return Tuesday. R. h. MAGI3I3, of North Lake, was horo on Saturday, returning to his homo yostorday morning. II. W. TAVKNNI3R, prlnolpal of tho Coos RIvor school, wns umong tho week ond visitors In tho city. MISS I3VELYN JUSTI3N camo over from her homo on Wlllnnch Inlet to spend Sunday horo with frlonds, MRS. J. DUNSON loft this morning for Seattle and Sumas whero she ni:i visit rointlvcs for u few weeks. IOIIN DASIINKY, foreman of ono of tho Sm'th-Powors camps, hns boon v siting hU fimlly In tho lty. . K. CONWAY was a pasaongor to GHidlnor this morning to bo thore when tho bond bids aro opened tills ovenlng. MR. AND MR3, O. M. JOHNSON wnt ii') t Ton Mile on Saturday and vlsltud thero yesterday with friends. MR. AND MRS. N. C. HOPPLE, nf- tor visiting at the F. E. Allen homo, returned this morning to La Grande. I). L. RUCKINGHAM went up to North Lake late Saturday after noon, whore he Is doing some civ il engineering. DANIEL RARKLOW, of Myrtle Point, bus returned home after several days hero In tho Interests of I1I3 campaign. MH. AND MRS. ANSON ROGERS, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parsons and Mrs. W. F. Miller motored to Sun set Ihiy yesterday. ROADMASTI3R It. 11. MtTUDOCK returned, to Coiiulllo on tho morn ing train, after 3poniIlug tho woek end In this section. .T. T. HAItltlGAN wont to tho Co iiulllo Valley on the morning tru'n In tho Interests of his cam paign for county commissioner. C. R, PKCK and Dorsey Kreltzer left this morning for Gardiner. Mr. Kreltzer Is representing the First National Rank In the bond bidding. FRi:i) DAVIS of the Daniels Creek camp was In tho city Saturday night and wont to Lakoaldc to play In tho baseball games thore. (JKOUG13 I.ARRSON left In his ma chine this morning for Gold Reach. Ilo wns accoinpnnleil hy J. C. Cinnmer, of the Tobnero Company of California, and 13. Rnseiiilorf. All three wl.I call on the trade In that aect'on. G13OR013 GOODRUM nnd W. J. Con rad left this fornlng for Krnwe, north of the Unipiiiiii, where they nro looking nt some farm lauds. Mil. AND MRS. WILLIAM GR1M138, nftor nn ubsonco of hovoii mouths, aro expected bnck this evening. They have been in Allinmbrn, Cal ifornia. JAM13S T. RRAND loft yesterday morning for Gardiner, thero to meet Ills brothor from Rojc burg who Is "po1(leklng." Ho Is running for tho Republican ropreseiitutlvu nomination of Douglas county. JAMI38 13. MONTGOMERY and Frank Terrnro wont out to llrldgo this morning to attond u Good Roads meeting. They cntuo back later In tho day and will bo nt Alloguuy for a meeting this evening. JOHN YI30N, mllllnnniro rondmns tor of Multnomah county, Is ex pected from Portlnud this oven lug. RuftiH C. llolmnn, Multun mnh county commlaslouor Is ex pected tomorrow night. They will aid at tho remaining Good Roads talkB. t AMONG THE SICK I ! A. F. Rush or llunkor Hill Is mif rerlug from nil Injured eye. Chester Coudron, son of Waller Condrou, Is laid up with hruisM caused by a fall from nn auto truck. Mnlr Dano Is confined to his homo with a sovore nttnrk of neurnlxta. I'XIOX IjAROR coxvkxtiox A Labor Convention will be held on Weduosilny evening, May 17th at 7:.'i0 p. m. sharp In tho Long jhornmens' Hall, North Front Street Marshflold, for tho purpose of en dorsing landidutcs for the priinur los. All wage earner, whether union members or not, uro request ed to attend. CI3NTRAL LAROJt COM.MITTI5I3 A. Land los, Secretary FOR S. 1.13 Olio of A. J. C. cows duo to froxhon Iu 4 July. For tho price asked she will moro than twlco imy for horsolf this yoar. Also some (Ino liolfor calvos and yoar- if lings from roglstor of merit dams. Apply to, !', A. Kuri'lil YOU AUTO CALL F00TE Ho li.-s a flno now Wlnton Six. Will bo day or night anywhoro. No.v phono number I l-L. Rlanco Hotel. Good norvlco. Iloawinuhlo rates. Residence Phono, 28-J HROADWAY HOTEL Lai go modem rooms for ", !l r I ItacIit'lMi'M at very low into., wltli cooking privilege If desired. P. O. Dull. ling. 4444444444 SOCIAL CALKMIAH Monday 4 Progress Club Annual Pic- nlc nt Caoiton. 4 Alpha Delphian Society with Grace Johnson In Uunker Hill. t Tuevd.iy 4 Episcopal Ladles' Guild In O Guild Hall North lls...t Athono Delphi- nn Club in the library build- Ing 4 WviliicMhiy Sumner (Social Club with Mrs. W. U. l-'arrlii. North Rend D. M. C. Club $ with Mm. Lester Haton. North Rend Catholic ladles entertain Union Aid at Pros- hytorlan church. 4 Alert Club all day session 4 with Mrs. Jeiinlo lkrtunnn. 4 Presbyterian Auxiliary with Mrs. C. II. Peek. Prlsclllns with Mrs. Fred Grlnolds Iu Hunker Hill. Thursday 4 13astsldo Social Club with O Mrs. J. Swnnson. A. N. W. Club .with Mrs. Annie Towor. Dahlia Club with Mrs. C. O. Gosnoy In I3nglewood. North Rend Episcopal Guild with Mrs. I. II. Hurtle. Genera Club with Mrs. Hen- ry Ross. Rainbow Club mooting nt nt Club house on South Fork of Coos River. O North Rend Junior Club - with Inez. KJclInud. Fiiilay Past Matrons' Society with Mrs. Georgo Mulch. t AT THE HOTELS 1 !.$ , Chandler Hotel Robert Rnllantyno, Reaver Hill; A. N. Johnson) Rullnrds; Collier Ruff- Ington, Gold Reach; F. A. Rakor, Sit- kum; Inez F. Hunch, Coqulllo; C, A. Jnrmnn and wlfo, PortlnmV; C. G. l'ahy, Randon; J. A. "Mnlonoy, Snn Francisco; Mike Sounn, Portland; Urnst 11. Rockel, Portland; J. For Bytho, San Frnnclsco; C. W. Dolloff, San Frnnclsco; W. A. Cnffo; Port laud; Frank Torrnco, Wushlngton; Jnmes Watson, Coqulllo; Joseph hWenro, Salem; R. 11, Murdoch, Co qulllo; J. R. Dalloyy Sulphur Springs; tlenrgo L. Corn, Portland; J. .1. Richardson, Portland; R. II. Grant, Portland; Olt Motuchmnn, Portland; It. V. Tavennor Coob RIvor; L, A. Taylor, Portland; 13. 13. MeCluro, Portlnuif; 13arl 1). Doran, Portland; Mrs. lloun, Snn Ionclsco; A. llenn, San Franels.cu; C. A. Shopner, San Frnnclsco, Lloyd Hoi el J. II. Slonorson, Wnllnro; A. J. Craig, Elkton; II, L. Mngcei Lakesldo; Alice Koll, Powers; L. J. Hudson, Powers; Hnlpli flmltli, Coos RIvor; Thomas 13, Harrow Coqulllo; Mrs. A, Mnndory North Hond; II, A. Korgu kVmi, Coqulllo; .Mrs. U. "Wltschery, Coalodo; Lester Rose, Randon; 11. J. Rorroquo, Edmondton. , lllnnco Hotel Goorgo Sohnffor, Coos RIvor; C. W. Hill, Coqulllo; R. H. Rogers. Coqulllo; (J. S. McOulloeh. Coqulllo; L, Drown, Coqulllo; Jack Waynrj Myrtle Point; IL J. Roberta, Portland; Wllllnm II. Nowmoyor, Salom; Daniel Ihirkiow, Myrtlo Point; H. L. Oroff, Reaver Hill; Davo Driiwn Capip 1; W. D. Myor. Myrtlo Point: F. II. Matthews, San Francisco; Gus Westlnnd, Rlue Rldgo; R. Montgomery, Dluo RldK; 8m Wlson Rlue Rlilfto; It. !'. Cook. Coqulllo; Robert Wilkinson, Rlue Rldgo. HI. Liureuco Hotel Mrs. J. Rliodos. Port Orford; I). Rhoilos, Port Orford; Art Moo, Myrtlo Point; Mlko Roono, Suninnr; Frank Lang, Coqullla Hatrlmry; OhMter K. Cnroy Allognny; K. P. Dlark, Coos RIvor; K. J. Roborls, Poitlund; l.w F. Price. Sumnor; It. E. RandorHon. ' Dluo Rldgo; Vornon Snillh, Rwiver 'lllll; Fred Davis, Rluo Rldgo; E M RobortHon. Rluo Rldgo; lUy O. Vool Rluo Rldito; J. II. Roony Rluo I Hlryio: Ell lllzalo, Delmnr, Law K. I Pillet, Los Angolan: il. E. KollogK. 'Portland; J. Y. Pollay, Coqulllo; Er nest Hill nnd wlfo, South Inlet; 11 I Crawford, San Frniwlnco; C. It. Lout i dale. Sin Prnnolaco; K- Gihlwon, Nor , wmv. MIsh Hhnlyn .1 niton, Wllluncb I Inlet. Itnmilwi.y Hotel II. A. Fergut, Coqulllo: Carl II. Ilox, Portland; Raymond Rakot; Co- jqulllo; M. Howo, Powers: II. N- Wob- ister, Coos River; William Ntuiimn. Snn Frnnclsco; Frctl Stock, Sumnor: (J. It. Dhitow, Coqulllo; J. M. Sbouilo jand v.lfo, Portland; Mr. audi Mrs I Matt Meer. Seattle. BICYCLE TIRES Duy Tliepi Fri-m IX Wo Chargo Xotliing Itt Put Them .. on Your WIihjI MARSHHFin CYCLERY Men's Smts Suits that nrc worth ono third more. Look ut thco suits liy them on, nnd bo convinced of tho wonderful value and tho fit thnt J on receive. Men's Gray Kill In, a dandy Ijt7.ll) .Men's French Rlue Serge, S 15.1)0 value, out- price $i).l)() I'aiicy I'lnliN, Plain Grays Hi-own Mixed $(.1() French Si'rges, a ilandy nt MIK.OO, our price $l2.no l-'uncy ThcciIm nnd Xovelles jti!.n Heavy Rlue Sorgo nonbreuk able, 1'iotit Hand .Made Collar, ?llU..-0 value, inrr price SH.7ft heerttorsted J CAOHrrjnrrn WtMAlih$'--iM l3k , j X NEW TODAY ' X $.. WANTED Girl for uoueral house work. Phono f.C-J or 1!C4 J. WILii RF.XT my homo furnished with water free and promises kopt from Juno 7th to August 1C, for ?l!0 per month. Apply nt the house or phono 38.1-J. F. A. Tledgon. FOR SALE Complete outfit furni ture for sovon room house. Also number of chickens. Apply 040 Eighth street nnd Flnnugan. Phono 272-L. FOR HEXT Houso on No. R'tlwny. Near Highland. Apply 3SG Sec ond street North. TOMATO AND OARRAGH PLANTS Strong and henltahy tomato lific dot. Cabbngo ICc'doz. Spec ial prices by 100, Send postal card Kclx Thomas, N. Coos Riv er. Phono IIO.'IXXI. WANTED To leaso small ranch for form of years. Would buy stock and household goodi If reasonable, N. G, Tliomas, 78 Central Ave. Marshflold. Tel. 10. WANTED TO TRADE for n motor boat; rango In price $75 to $150. Address P. O. Rox 115 Murshflold. X L0S7 X $? LOST Gold watch and fob, Howiml for Its return to Thu Times office, t WANTED I $ WANTED To lent a tent. Apply T. F. lllllyer, 188 Third St. 8o. J HOMESTEADS Colvlllo Indian Reservation, Wash., open for sot Moment. Drawing July 27th. About 500,000 acres, Compluto Mup and Doscrlpttou, Postpaid $1.00, Smith and McCrea No. 22 Euglu Illdg. Spoknno Wash. t FOR RENT I FOR ItlCNT Modern furulslieil apt. I rlvnte bath, frco heat, wator. l week, $22.50 mouth, Myrtlo Arms. -i. .i i i i i - i r w FOR HEXT Modern five-room boil gnlow on 12th and Cohimorclal etreots, $12.50 per mnnth. Apply Going & llarvoy. APT. $1.00 week; tflft.oi) mo. Ilroadway Hotel. P. O. Illdg. I'lUtXISIIKI) FLAT 0.00 mo. newly tinted, lth nnd Central, Phono II3J. XKWLY PAPERED and painted houuon, lth and Market, Ph. 4 1.1 J. ' FOR HEXT. ROOMS, noe to $1.00 Day; j j 1S'2 to $5 Weeks Hoiibckccp- j ing Apt., $H mo. up, Frco j hath. Lloyd Hotel Apt. j . I FOR SALE FOR SALIC Wicker baby buggy. Kill So. 5th Streot. s FOR SALE Classy Chevrolet Rojm. stor In good order. Run fosa tliur' C.qoo mllej. Extra equipment, 7 ID 3. lth Streot. FOR SALIC Flvo room modern house, including bathroom fix tuios and sink. $300. If moved off tho lata. Phono 232X. FOR SAMfe-At once, Eroimmy Rug Co. Plaio full of work. Stay and tenth thoruughly. FJuo clianco far man and wlfo. Host reasons for Bulling. 'hone 08-.T