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HI, B.Zimmer Passes Suddenly
Away at the Home of
John Bear.
,0RT TROUBLE THE CAUSE
Deceased AVas 1'ioinlm-iit in Business
Circles mill i'i "j
property I roltliiiK.
it n. Zlmmer died yesterday
morning shortly after nine o'clock at
the home of John Bear, after an ill
ness of a few hours. The day be
fore his death Mr. Zlmmer was feel
ing In his usual good health, hut
yesterday morning at two o'clock he
tad a severe attack of angina pec
toris, or spasmodic action of the
heart, which causes the victim in
tense agony. Dr. Mingus was caneu
md administered restoratives. The
undent gained slowly and at five
o'clock, fell asleep, when tho Doctor
returned home. Ho again visited tho
patient at seven o'clock, and found
Mm resting well. Shortly after nine,
Ur. Zlmmer told his wife he was
feeling much better and fell into a
tee. Mrs. Zlmmer, who was busy
la an adjoining room, heard him
struggle soon afterwards, and upon
colng to him, found him unconscious
and unable to recognize her. He
died almost Immediately notwith
standing the fact that aid was at
hand.
Tim midden demise was tho tonic
of conversation all day yesterday,
for the family are highly respected
and the head was one of the pro
gressive people who have located on
Coos Bay of late, and of whom much
Is expected in the way of advice and
leadership in building up the coun
try. Mr. zlmmer lirst came to uoos
Bay in January, 1905, since when
he has been away at dlfferont times
for short stays. Tho family spent
the winter In Southern California,
and then were at Boise a few months,
coming to Coos Bay when tho
weather was settled.
The deceased was heavily inter
ested In Coos Bay real property,
probably to as great an extent as any
outsider with the exception of C. A.
Smith. Among Mr. ZImmer's prop
erties on the bay aro: tho northwest
fcorner of C and 2nd streets, 50x100;
Ihe southwest corner of 2nd and A
treets, 100x100; tho northwest cor
ler of B and 4th streets; six lots in
tallroad addition; 35 acres in sec
Ion 10; 2 4 lots In Azalea Park, Ban
on; a number of lots on the prin-
Ipal streets In Plat B; besides ho
has an interest In valuable property
n Boise and business property In
North Bend. Ho was also heavily
nterested In Bay Park. A great por-
lon of his Coos Bay property is
trlnglng In a handsome income, and
lias increased materially in value
Ince he purchased it.
Before coming to Marshfleld some
fix weeks ago, Mr. Zlmmer had an
Ittack similar to the one which end-
d his life. At that time ho was
nconsclous and it was feared then
hat he would not survive. Mr.
Hckey, a brother-in-law of tho de
aesed, says ho had not been so ro
ust this season as last year, and
Ir. Mickey had reached this conclu-
pou by observing his seeming ex-
austlon at times when walking or
xercising. The deceasod had been
ware of tho probability of a fatal
r'rmlnatlon, for he mentioned the
ouble to Mrs. Zlmmer a number of
mes and said ho believed death
ould soon overtake him.
Mr. Zlmmer was born on tUo Hud-
IHLDM?jg OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1907.
son river in Now York. fmv.i,
years ago. Ho camo west when a
young man, and spent a number of
years In survey work for tho North
ern Pacific railroad which at that
time was pushing its way to tho
coast under the direction of Henry
Villard. When he severed his con
nection with the Northern Pacific, ho
wont to Stockton, Kansas, where
there was u now country and pros
pects for a great future. Ten years
of his life were spent in Stockton,
whero he made a comfortablo for
tune in real estate speculation, being
associated with hit brother-in-law,
Mr. Mickey.
But rains became Infrequent in
this country which had enjoyed
plenty of rainfall for a number of
years, nnd within three years, both
ZImmer's and Mickey's accumula
tion were swept away, and they
moved to Boise eighteen years ago,
practically jxmniless. In those eigh
teen years, both regained their afflu
ence and were well off when they de
cided last year to como to Coos Bay.
Mr. Zlmmer made a largo share of
I1I3 money at Boise In the furniture
business, which engaged his atten
tion for fourteen years.
While living in Stockton, ho was
married to Maggie Hicks, who to
gether with a son, Earl, and a daugh
ter, Georgia, survives him. He was
a Mason and had taken the work up
tho line from the Blue Lodge to the
Commandcry. He was a member of
Al Korah Temple, at Boise.
Mr. Zlmmer has no near relatives
and the family Is yet undecided as
to whether the body will be taken
to Boise for burial or will be interred
in tho local cemetery. Mrs. Zlmmer
has a mother and two sisters at
Boise, and for this reason only, is
the proposal of burial at Boise considered.
DAILY RKAITV TRANSFERS.
Furnished by Title Guarantee and
Abstract Company, Henry SeiiR
stackeii, Manager.
Albert B. Crouch et ux, to A. T.
Bostul, one-halt interest in S1 of
NW&, Sec. 20, Twp. 31, R. 12;
$100.
E. B. Henry et ux, to C. H. Crew,
lots 19 to 2G, block 44, Portland Add.
to Bandon; $175.
J. S. Lawrence et ux, to D. H.
Johnson, lots 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24,
25, 2C, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, block 13,
lots 33, 34, 35, 3G, block, 29, Port
land Add. to Bandon; $1.
II. Sengstacken to F. F. Fuller,
lot3 4 and 5, block 2, Sengstacken's
Add. to Marshfleld; $400.
"W. H. Greenleaf et ux, to C. S.
Winsor, lot -27, block 52, North
Bend; $10.
O. S. Winsor et ux, to W. C. Bart
lett, lots 14 and 15, block 2, Coos Bay
Plat D; $200.
David J. Lowe ot ux, to B. Fol
soni, Jots 1, 2, 3. 4, 5, G, 7, 8, block
19, Portland Add. to Bandon; $1.
Elbert Dyer et ux to William Wig
gins, lots 4 and 5, blk 15, Woolen
Mill Add to Bandon; $110.
Carrie S. Sinclair ana husband to
Frank J. Haynes, S of lot 2, blk.
8, North Marshfleld; $10.
J. M. Davis to G. W. Trlbbey, right
of way in Sec. 22, Twp. "25, R. 12;
$1.
Wm. Hutchison et ux, et al to
Menasha Wooden Ware Co., coal and
timber on B of NE& of Sec. 1G,
Twp. 28, R. 13; and right of way on
SEH of SEVi of Sec. 9, Twp. 28,
R. 13; $10.
Wm. Hutchison et ux, et al to W.
H. Miner, 13 of Sec. 21, Twp. 2G,
R. 11; $10.
H. Lockhart et ux, ot al, to Me
nasha Wooden Ware Co., lots 5, 7,
8 and 12, Sec. 30, Twp. 25, R. 10;
$10.
Wm. Hutchison et ux, et al, to Me
nasha Wooden Ware Co., W of
W of Sec. 8, Twp. 27, R. 11; also
E of SW,4 of Sec. 32, Twp. 27,
R. 11; $10.
1PERS0NAL NOTES
Alfred Johnsonv of the Johnson
Lumber Company, of Coqullle, is In
Mnrshllcld.
Sheriff Gage is hero from Coqullle.
Mrs. Ralph Jackson spent yester
day at Porter.
Mrs. Sohlbrede spent yesterday at
Plat B visiting with friends.
Mr. Clifford Bayliss made a busi
ness trip to North Bend yesterday. '
Miss Maude Lang is assisting at
the postofllco for a month or six
weeks.
Mllo. Sumner is hinging around
with one of Job's comforters.
Miss Annie Kruger left yesterday
for Portland on the Breakwater.
Arthur II. Derbyshire is spending
a few days with J. A. Ward, of Coos
River.
Dr. Lowon was in this city yester
day. J. T. Bridges, of Myrtle Point, is
In this city on a business trip.
Floyd Coffelt, a prominent farmer
of Coos River, was a Marshfleld vis
itor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Jones, of this
city, are now visiting with friends
in Seattle.
John Porter and aon, of Coos
River, were in this city yesterday.
L. C. Boule, of Coos River, was
here Thursday.
John Peterson, of 'Empire, was a
Marshfleld visitor yesterday.
Tom Barry was down from his
summer home on Coos River yesterday.
THE SL'X AND TIDE CALENDAR.
High Water.
Tlmr , .25. . 0:13
Fri., 2G 1:03
Sat., 27..
Sun., 28..
Mon., 29.
Tues., 30.
Wed., 31.
1:54
2:43
3:3G
4:31
5:32
9.9
9.9
9.G
9.0
8.4
7.7
7.0
Low-Water.
Thurs., 25.. . 7:17 1.7
Frl, 2G 8:02
Sat., 27 8:47
Sun., 28.... 9:30
Mon., 29 10:13
Tues., 30... 10:58
Wed., 31... 11: 43
Sun Calendar.
Thurs., 25 4:44
Fri., 2G 4:45
Sat., 27 4:4G
Sun., 28 4:47
Mon., 29 4:48
Tues., 30 4:49
Weds., 31 4:50
1:34
2:18
3:03
3:48
4:31
5:1G
G:07
7:15
l.G 8:08
-1.3 9:00
0.7 9:55
0.0 10:48
0.7 11:47
1.5
7.7
8.0
8.2
S.4
S.i
8.4
8.2
2.5
2.3
2.1
1.9
1.8
1.8
7:28
7:27
7:2G
7:25
7:24
7:23
7:22
MARSHFIELD C. OF C.
TO MEET TONIGHT
IM.iiiy Important Mutters Will Come
Up Before the Commercial Jtmly
This Evening.
The regular weekly meeting of
the Marshfleld Chamber of Com
merce will bo hold tonight in the
Profit street quarters, commencing
at eight o'clock. There aro a num
ber of important matters to come
before this meeting, and a full at
tendance is desired. Strangers and
citizens aro welcome and aro Invited
to attend. One of tho matters to
be brought up will bo an effort to
secure a Port Commission for Coos
Bay.
Thebene fits to acme through such
a body arc many, but all are urged
to come out and hear the matter
discussed and thereby become In
formed on the needs of tho terri
tory. Tho committee appointed to
consult with tho shipbuilders' com
mittee which waited to tho Chamber
last Friday evening, may be ready to
report on what progress has been
made with reference to Inducing J.
H. rice to locate his new shipyard
on Coos Bay. Tho hotel matter will
also receive attention.
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Business Directory
Doctors.
E. E. STRAW, M. D. ' -
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Discasos of the Eye, Ear, I.oao
and Throat a specialty.
Oflice in Lockhart's Building.
Marshfiold, . Oregon'
DR. HAYDON
Office opposite Union Furniture Store. Bonn
in trt l'f.nil O tn ft
Special attcntfon pafd to Mieases of tbe Jtl,'.
wuuury uuu uig?suve organs
U. S:-Pension oxamlnei
Marshfiold,
Oregon
DR. J. W. INWIAM,
Physician nnd Burgeon
Offlc over 8engstackon'B Drug Store.
Phones- Offlco 1G21; res!do:o 783.
Lawyers.
F. J. HAYES
OPTOMETRIST
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For Ice Cream.
Cake and pies to ord
Baked beans and brown
Ir. Pic!
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Any Amounts Furnished
?c lunches a specialty.
for Saturday and Sunday.
h Second and C streets. Phone Main 561 p
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MARSHFIELD
GENERAL HOSPITAL
, Matron
irgical and
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Flanagan fit Bennett- Bank
MARSIIFIELU. OREG,
(nmtl Hllhsc.rlbeCl k)
CapltalfFald Upl0,000
Undivided rrofljfmooo
noes a Rcncral tinJdiMiSincss and draws
on the Bank ot fcaUJorfia. 5SK Franclwo
Call!., First Natijrttnik Portlai! Or., Klrsl
National BanyTfbsoUTrs, Or., HatovorNn-Hi-ni
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North Bend;
E. L. C. Farrln Geo. N. Farrln
FARRIN W; FARRIN
Attorney at Law
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City Attorney, Dot. District Attorney
Will practice on U. S. Courts
and bofore thoU. S. Land Office.
Lockhart Bulldlig, Marshfleld,
Phon Main 41.
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United States Commissioner,
u. si L,and Matters.
Filings, Entries, ProofsContests, etc.
J. W. 1JEXX
Office ovel Flaigan & Bennett
lank.
Marshfleld, f - Oregon
o. p. Mcknight,
Attorney at Law.
Upstairs, Bennett & Walter .Block
Marshfleld, .... Oregon
COKE & COKE,
Attorney at Law.
Marshfleld, ... - Oregon
PIXLE1' & MAYI1EE,
Attorney at Law.
Office over Myers" Store.
Phone 701 - - North Bend,, Ore.
Oregon
HOTEt OREGON
NeandrJIodcPn
Sample 1ib in Connection
NORTIBgmORE.
Bos Bay
M -ApWT"
Sails for PortlandndA&toria every Thursday
C. F. McCoMnm, Agt.
Phone Main 34 - - - - A. St. Dock
BRIGHAM & BELL,f
Architects.
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Monday, July 22
iN BIOSCOPE"
STEAMER. FLYER
M. P. RendcrgrassrMttster
, Rendcrgrassr
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JiawyprfiJLE.
Marshfleld 7:30, 9:00,
pnd 10:0 a. m and 1:00, 2:30
and 4:(
Leavls North
:45 anS
:15 and
Makes Oally trlu7xcopt Sun-
lays. FareTno way, 15
ents; round trip, 25 cents,
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m.jfci
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at 8:15,
nd 1:45,
nnn
fmTlsTmaB:T Week Commeaciiig
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AnnntlTH UI gllDlOTLJ'VilcUJk, row ' wj ' " - - m M TT.1- llUivl nf Ml II A U
look bosos toiumliir& cents a month or m , M 3 , uuuu iiiop"""' '" "
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INTEREST PAID ON TIME ua-rwano , H ' , w r.J'T w S
vusVLiVfr A 9 wryjjects in -v
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tohmvA-l r if T y 1
Philip rjJXnicloi. yuwHjprex n
j""1 )un Bjveen Marshfljl tiitl XorHi hb I
OaWev & Arnold ncnS5-utcs' IIItfsttatd-Songs
jf j. a. O'KELLV, Proprietor. S j Jlusic by tho Eminent Piano Solois t
f ' ' ' ' 'rTT i Prof. C. A. Onmliir.
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lger,
5st and Timely
CaliforonhKllMr a Specialty
Front Bt, Marshfiold
Includng tle famous filai
"SAN raAWOSCO DISASTER."
A'refincd entertainment for Ladies, Children and Gentle
men. One performance every evening. Change of pro
gram Monday and Thursday. Box oflico opens at 8 p. in.
Performance at 8:30. Admission Children 15c, Adults 25c.
Will cure anv case of Kidney
beyond the reach oC medicine. No medicine can do more.
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yij& Up Corrects
M irruuca
Mo3 Do not risk having
Bladder Disease not SriKhfs Diaensb
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II Coos Bay
I Steam liundry
I I MARSHflEJJfJnfltfMND
I All yUrifnavJ done at
I the NVKhBend Plant
11 1 Edgai Mauzey I
I I Agent, Marshfleld I
I I North Bend Phone 1031 1
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North Bend,
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