The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 31, 1907, SATURDAY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPERSONAL MENTION. Mr. 0 Orln was a city visitor yesterday. Mrs. Noah, of Coos River, was here jesterday. Mr II. Olson, of San Francisco, Is hero for a few days. , Mr T. V. Carney, of Portland, Is In the city for a few days. jlrs J. Hodson, of Coos River, Was In the city yesterday. Mr A. liodgins icu tno city yes terday for a Coos Hlver visit. Mr D O. Hills, of Oroville, Cal., Is In the city for a few weeks. Mr H. D. White, of Los Angeles, Is In Marshfleld for a few days. Mrs. McFarland, of North Inlet, was In the city shopping yesterday. Miss Alpha Mnuzey left yesterday for Portland to visit with friends In that city Ralph White, of Chicago, 111., Is In the city visiting with friends and relatives. Miss nieanor Helm, Is visiting Mrs. A. E. Seaman, of Coos Iliver, for a few day3. Miss Peel: has accepted the posi tion of stenographer for the Cham ber of Commerce. Miss Marjory Cowan is visiting up Coos River as tho guest of Miss Helen Landreth. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Flcht left this city by Roseburg last night for their homo in southern Idaho. Mrs. M. J. Blake and Mrs. Mc Farland returned from their sum mer home on Coos River yesterday. Miss Maggie Murphy has accepted the position as teacher of the fifth and sixth grades In Bandon public school. Mr Clarence Gould, of "Elk Horn Ranch," was in tho city yesteray. While here Mr. Gould secured a new logging engine for his camp. The Ladies' Art club will not meet until the second Friday in Sept. At that time they will meet at tho resl- dncce of Mrs J. W. Snover. Mis. Naglo departed last evening for her home In Pendleton after i3ltlng a short time as tho guest of Mrs. R. A. Copple of this city. Misses Elsie Durham and Agnes Neus passed through Marshfleld yes terday on their way to Bandon where they will remain for a few days' out ing. Miss Grayice Gould passed through this city yesterday on her way to Coqullle where she will remain for a short time as tho guest or Mrs. Levi Smith, of that city.' Mr. Edgar Campbell left this city yesterday for Riverside, Cal. Ho will bo gone a short time and upon his return will resume his position at Magnos and Matson's. Miss Laura Rivers, of San Fran cisco, arrived on tho Bay yesterday and will remain for an Indefinite period. During tho time she will visit with relatives at Bandon and Coqullle. The lumber for the homo of Mrs. Geo. Adams was taken up Coos River yesterday. Building on the residence will begin Immediately and when completed Mrs. Adams will reside there. I. S. Kauffman returned yester day from an outing on Coos Rlvor for several days. Ho doesn't report bagging any big game, but declares he caught some fish. Frank W. Almond left on tho Breakwater for Boise, Idaho. Ho will attend university this winter, re turning to Coos Bay In the spring. He Is greatly enamored with this country. Ho bought property in North Bond before leaving. Messrs. Walter Wood and H. B. Gregg arrived yesterday from San Francisco for an extended outing and hunting trip. Mr. Wood is a member of the E. K. Wood Lumber Company of San Francisco, and Mr. Gregg Is connected with tho Matson Naviga tion Company. E. C. Mathers, bookkeeper for the Coos Bay Grocery Co., at North Bend, returned Wednesday from Curry county, where ho had been visiting for several days. While ab sent ho took In the races at Wed derburn. His wife returned with him after an extended visit with her folks there. DEVELOP SAN JUAN HARBOR San Juan, P. R Aug. 28. Tho Boards of Trade, Chambers of Com merce, business representatives and Army and Navy officers attended tho conference called by Governor Post to discuss tho plans for tho dredging f the harbor hero. Coos Bay's Only Exclusive Millinery House has the largest assortment t in the county, in elegant French Pat will, be on September ats, which ay Tuesday, following days, MRS. A. G. AIKEN;, , Front t, Marshfield, Ore o oe touiui ll I ' . j Euain&i" tfern j! Win t 3tand IHE DAILY C(MR RY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, EYES OF STATES ARE ON OREGON .....,urci(U bodies Rccehes MMincriiliKi Inquiries from In- IVosiH-ctHeSuttk- rs. That Portland is looked upon as a favorable point' in which to locate, is Proten by the Urge number of letters recehed by ttie secretaries of the various commercial bodies of the city. These letters come from all Parts of the East as v,ell as from California, nnd are written by people means as well as by those who have little besides their brains and hands to promoto their fortunes in a new country. To all inquhles, words ui encouragement are sent In reply, aH Ornrrnn !. D Jm, ,UOIIl i0r WorKers as well as capitalists, and enterprises of an Kinds await tho assistance of will ing hands. Assistant Secretary Mosessohn, of tho Chamber of Commerce, received an inquiry from Oakland, Cal., yes terday, In regard to tho climatic ef fect on newly applied paint. Tho writer spoko of manufacturing ,an article that would have to bo paint ed the evening beforo its exposure for sale, and ho desired to have tho paint dry forthwith. Ho was Informed that paint drys a3 quickly in Portland as in California, notwithstanding tho fact that wo have more rain hero than in that frequently drouth-strlck-on state. Another Inquiry was received from a boat builder in Michigan, who thinks of locating in Portland and following his occupation here. He was told that both Joseph Paquet and Joseph Supple, two boat builders of Portland, hed gotten rich and were now In possesion of valuable property in the city as a result of strict atten tion to business, and that the In quirer could probably do as well should he conclude to drive his stakes here. Secretary Laber, of the Board of Trade, received an Inquiry yesterday from Ole Peterson, a resident of Wisconsin, asking if tho sum of $10,000 could bo profitably Invested In the fishing business by two men who wero not afraid of work. He was told that money was being made In that business In Oregon, and that ho should come right along and bring his partner with him. People who are conversant with conditions in the Northwest do not hesitate to tell their distant friends to come out here and engage In what Rates 15c line first time, 3c lino each succeeding Insertion FOR, SALE Good sewing machine. Cheap. Phone 18S1. WANTED Cranberry pickers. J. PInkerton, North Inlet. H. FOR SALE 2G feet new power fishing boat. Apply Max Timmer man. WANTED A boy; must be polite and neat. Apply Unique Pant atorlum. WANTED Ten men to clear land on Plat D, by tho aero. L. D. Kin ney. FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room; gentlemen prefered. Ap ply at Times ofllce. FOR SALE Portable bake oven and baking utensils. Address "Busi ness" care Times. WANTED Girl bookkeeper for gen eral merchandise store. Address box 209, Marshfleld, Ore. WANTED in elderlylady to cook for eatlngfcluD oi eigni men. Ad dress BorfP, NorttjfBend. WANTED-JVoung Flady assistant bookkeeifcr must pwrlto neat hand and be accurate Box 334, City. WANTED-f-Good farm and dairy hand. Wagesf 40.00 per mo. ana board. E. LBessey. Phone zub. WANTED- fo heavy teams to haul niling fd &lat B wharf, on con- tract or i ' dollars per day. L. D. Kinney. WANTED Man and wife or widow woman, no objections to enna; or good girl for general house work. Apply Mrs. F. Rogers, Coos River. Phone 207. FOR SALE Eight-room house and lot on Mean sireei, jum. uunu ui M. E. church, rrlce, $1800, cash. J. S. Edmunds, North Bend, or F. L. Sumner, Marshfleld, Ore. WANTED Anybody havins goods to store call at Taylors i-iano House on Broadway, near O. street. Largo warehouse Just completed. Terms reasonable. WANTED By Mrs. J. A. Goodwill, a few summer boarders; parties wishing a day on South Coos river can get dinner. Phono 20x8, Launch Tioga leayoa 8:00 a. m. daily. WANT ADS ever calling they may Beloct, as pros pects are well on the up grade, and many enterprises arc yet In their ex treme Infancy. What the whole region west of the Oregon state line wants Is workers nnd capital, and It will evidently be a long time before there can be any plethora of these. Telegram. GAMBLER KILLS MAN IN SHANIKO HOTEL Slieephcrder Shot Down Without Provocation By Intoxi cated Sport. The Dalles, Ore., Aug. 27. A tele phone message from Shanlko to tho district attorney of this city gives a meager account of the killing of Tom McConnelly by Thomas Hale, a gambler, this morning, at 12:30 o'clock. Hale came into the Co lumbia Southern Hotol bar somewhat mioxicatea, anu nounsneu a pistol in i a threatening manner. Tho bar tender became alarmed and went out to call the Marshal. Two men, pass ing the saloon at this Juncture, heard Hale say to McConnelly, "I won't hurt you, I have nothing against you." Soon afterwards they heard three shots fired, and entering tho saloon found McConnelly dead, hav ing been shot three times. The smoking revolver was in Halo's hands. McConnelly was a sheepherder working for the B., S. & L. Co., for some time. Hale Is a well-known gambler, and Is considered a desper ate character. A Coroner's inquest was held this morning. Hale Is held to answer to the crime and will ar rive in this city on a local train this afternoon. Steam Dve C Street, L !( tulv.lentB,gmm,nlf',lertn oil or dy-p, I. Philip taker, Propmloi. g4)tjt4)!!4 I fa 4 $ $ riAJrtrsTi C IOUIB JT. BOMi Will open tor the reception of pupils about Sept. 8, 1907. Parlors above Taylor's Piano Store. ,$$$'44&4$'$'$$'&tit$ Bank of Oregon Capital Stock fully paid up $50,000 1 JT Traiuactt aSeneral Bonking BumeM North Bend, Oregon Launch Express Will mini regular trips between South Cops rhffir and Marshfleld Loaring ihejKase at 7.00 a. m. and VfftfshJold at 4:30 p. m. Sho TrlllVioe open for charter betwMi) t a. ii. and 4 p. m. MASTER WTATT COFFHLT. Flanagan & Bennett Bank MARSHFIELD, OMSOON. lopttal Butwcrltxid tao.SOO Capital 1'ald Up IU.000 UndlTlJcdfvPronU ,00fl Dom a eflnera4 bancing budiMM and draws on tb Bftuk oi California. So Tnchco CalH.,riietNtlcail Bnnk Poriteq(for., Klrut Natloual Bank, Rfeeblfrg, Or., Jtuuiaver Na tional BaV. Nevf York, N. Jft. Kotbclilld Si Son, London, En Also (ell eban 11 the principal cities o( Europe AeaM kpt ehrek, m(e deposit ioc dozm lor i. a jear. i centt a montb or NTEIUSST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS IcPlierson Ginser Co. Wboleeile liquojiealerR Cigars ixad stsfoon uup- pliea. fcHfanda Wines a Specialty Front St., Marshfield Cab Call Service At Any Hour GOOD HIARSE mvEHICLES. Hcisnr Jrliller & Co. Iilveryllred and Salo SUtblo Third and A Ste. Phone, 1201 Marshfleld. Dealer "jMrar"' Milk H j NortJBend, - Oregon 8 I Midfi I bihiiHN mi mi ill i mi i ii ii I ill mil ii i mill i in nmmi &? mio )tdr OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST ! Wsrfl&Xi 1 Atl6IltlOn I ' EMm JKf ' i I H$Lp&,A mmi ,r Egging Camps! Mills! m I BAMK BY JMH 1 ' 1 Restaurants! Hotels! I I ThiS ong bant wiijcu of f 1 1 Boarding Houses! H 9 over p-WELVE MILLION ' , I HlAfrMlTslZt 'I DOES TilfS LOOK GOOD TO YOU? 1 a s-rndfot ouwdookict on Banking S j 1 We Can Supply You! 3 ST 3lljn"m '"'""'J0" and 3K Johnny On The Spot! fl Jho ydK how to make more 'a ,.,. 4-l c i i- H monr ( $ With The rol owing Lines. cal SINGLE AND DOUBLE OVEN RANGES a California and Montgomery Sts. E , , , new mmmtmmmwmmm , Warehouse ' aMIIPfeMl JmSHWHHBIHI , Just completedTn Marshfield for storiruLfyour household goods. Hpt of care guaran teed. Forterms call at Taylor's Piano House on youi curing trip; a full Uno with supplies at tho MARSHPIKLI DETECTJVE AGMVOY. y W. II. Dais, Miuuifecr. Will take rklnd of de- tective me by Fentrusted to desiring first- class wob All correspond- ence conj 3ntial and prompt- ly attend 3d to. My work always satisfactory and terms right. Correspondence so licited. Address all mattors to W. II. DAVIS, Marshfleld, ... Oregon. . .j. . 4. ... 4. Edgar Mauzey Agent, Marshfield North Bend Phone 10 31 Marshfield Phone 180 PuU the BELLcaRD Wet Your VtfhlstjTlien Blow J. R. HON, Prop. Front Street, I : Marehlleld, Oreeon F i Broadway j jM I Doft Wodfget J 1 Mm KraUtT; I Coos Bay I 1 Steam Laundry B MARSHflElO and NORTH BEND I All iorkjrfow done at I I the Ifiortff Bend Plant I Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat The Genuine u in tho Sm ad Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption yellow packaok i 31, 1907. bm . rffor Hotel CrocKery, Heavy Steel Cooking Utensils, White Metal Table Ware, Kitchen Cutlery, White and White Enamel Ware, Tin Ware. FURNITURE AND ALL LINES TO FURN ISH THE ABOVE TRADES GOING & HAHV COMPANY. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Marshfield, Oregon. i m CURREN BROTHERS CONTRACTORS All Kinof Work l6f" ' PHOMES 543J&9 and 271 NoraTBencl, Oregon California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company. Steamer Alliance B. KfOLSON. Maate'rT COOS BAY ANET PORTLAND Sails from BwtlairaSatiirJays, 8 p. m. Sails from CooBayTuesdays, at service of tide. F. P. Baumgartnor, Agt. jr L. W, Shaw, Agt. Couch St. Dock, PortlandTTJro, Marshfiold, Ore., Phone 441. ALL PARTS OF We use file iecsary facilities for sending mney'to all parts of the dd, anLTthout wor Vf t THE FIRST NATIONAL Marshfield, 3 HNi EY'l II' THE WORLD r danger or loss. BANK OF COOS BAY Oregon. CONTAINS NO HARMFUL DRUGS y t i it i i - -j "BM