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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFILD, OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1907. PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. Thco. Bosslln, ol Los Angoles, Is a city visitor. Mr. V. Pugh, of Empire, wns a city visitor yesterday. X Mrs. Tlmmerman was down from Allegany yesterday. X Miss Mnndlgo, of North Dend was a city visitor yesterday. Miss Jennlo Tolletsen, Is 111 at her homo in East Marshfleld. Mr. B. P. Itoberta, of Portland, Is hero for a short visit. Mrs. Enoch Holland, of Llbby, was a city visitor Wednesday. Mrs. McMullen, of South Inlet, was a city visitor yesterday. Mr. Saunders, of Empire, Is In this city for a few days. Miss Annie Wickman, of Empire, was in tho city yesterday, v Mr. Robt.GIle, of Los Angeles, Is In tho city for a short time. Miss Petersson, of North P.cnd, was a city visitor yesterday. Born In Libby to tho wlfo of Mr. Shea, on Sept. 2nd, a daughter. Mr. Geo. Frlsendale, of Minneapo lis is in tho city for a few days. Miss Nellie Herrman, of Myrtlo Point, Is with Marshfleld friends. Mr. King Wilson, of Portland, is a Marshfleld vls'tor for a short time. Miss Lizzie Tolletsen has resigned her position at tho telephone oflh'c. Mr. .-im Merchant rstu.'n: 1 to the city yeiterday from San Francisco. Mrs. Virgil Matson, of Daniel's Creek was a city visitor yesterday. James Whetstone, of Coqullle, is spending several days in Marshfleld. Father Edward Connelly and C. W. Dorian were at Empire yester day. Mrs. Mlngus spent 'Testerday at Dr. McCormac's place, on- Coos River." ' ' '' " Mrs. L. R. Robertso.i left. yester day morning for a short visit to Langlois. Mrs. S. A. Wilson was very 111 yes terday. This morning her condition is somewhat improved. Mrs. Haus is very ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Brad berry, of this city. Mrs. H. Nicholls is enjoying a va cation for a few weeks which she will spend in the country. Miss Mary Black left yesterday Tor San Francisco where she will re ceive medical treatment. Mr. R. B. Herron and Mr3. J. Escott arrived on the Breakwater from a visit at Trinidad, Colo. Eric Bolt v returned to this city yesterday after an extended trip through Rogue River Valley. Mrs. C L. Moon and son Claude, who had been with Marshfleld friends for some days, returned to Coqullle yesterday. Mrs. Gewit and children leave on the Plant for San Francisco after having spent the summer with Jack Kronholm of Ferndale. , Mrs. A. H. Moses arrived on the Breakwater from Seattle, and will Bpend several weeks with her daugh ter, Mrs. A. & Meyers, on C street. Mr. Iris,Elrod returned to his homo In 'this .city yesterday on tho Plant, and lias 'accepted a position us salesman in the Pioneer grocery store. Mr. N. F. , Thorne, secretary of the Coos Bay Townsito Co., left by Roseburg yesterday on a' trip east, that will take him probably as far east as Pittsburg, Pa. Ralph Kaufman, secretary of tho Union Bank & Trust Co., of Helena, Mont., is in the city for a few days visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Kauffman, and incidentally looking after his investments made on the bay. Mr .Kauffman is very pleased with the country and speaks highly of its future. Hydo Carbin Paint makes your old roof new, tight and fire proof. Baysido Paint Co. .. 4 4 BANDON NEWS ITEMS Bandon, Aug. 31, 1907. Tho festivities of Pioneers' day hero wore delayed yesterday fore noon by the funeral of Mrs. Geo. Button. Mr. Button Is still danger ously ill from tho samo malady, measles; tho week old infant is do ing well. Dinner for 250 pioneers and voter ans was served yesterday at noon in the G. A. R. hall and in tho evening a program of speeches and remlnls censing by polneers and music by tho band was given to a crowded audi ence on tho camp grounds. It is esti mated that over a thousand campers were on tne grounds, In tents and covered wagons. The Commercial Club has received the cuts for their new pamphlet on Bandon. and thev aro now belntr nro- pared by tho Recorder print shop. Frank Sweeny, of Portland, is in Bandon on business today. JJx-Senator Lklkoy Is in town to day accompanied by Orvllle Dodge, of Coqullle. By a mistake in the date of the Veterans and Pioneers' reunions they were a dav too lato to take part in them. These gentlemen wero both largely instrumental In procurlnK the annronriatlons for the Bandon and Coos Bay harbors. According to figures submitted by A. D. Morse, manacer of the Bandon Investment Corporation, the follow ing constructions are under way in Bandon: 3 story addition to Gallier House, 35x100, Gallier Bros; 2 story building to be used as saloon, cor ner First and Wharf streets. 20x40. Geo. P. Laird; addition to Canning building 20x10, C. Timmons; 2 story building on First street to be used as livery barn, 40x130, Hoyt & Gar outee; store building on Atwater street 20x30, Mrs. McD'uffeo; store building on Wharf street 28x50, Baker & Hoover; 2 story building on Flist street, 100x30, Pautor Bros; 2 scorj office building, First street 11x40, Geo. P. Laird; Slaughter House1, Woodland Add., Robinson & right; Power House, Bandon Light & Power Co., 50x40; Cody Mill, ca pacity 100,000 feet; Lyon & Johnson Mill, 50,000 feet; Price Ship Yard; Residence building, 10 rooms on At water street, Capt. Panter; G room residence, Azalea Park, Professor Ostein; two Ave room cottages, West Bandon, 'W. A. Ke'nnedy; four room cottage in Plat A., E. C. Gilbert; four room cottoge, West Bandon, "R. W. Boyle; Ave room cottage in West Bandon, George IHto; eight room residence, East Bandon, Phillpot; five loom cottage, Azalea Park, Geo. Cody; six room residence, O'Neill's Add., J. J. O'Neill; four room cottage Old Bandon, J. Devholm; three room cottage, Port Add., C. L. Law; four room cottage, Port Add., L. Nelson; three room cottage, Port Add., C. King; six room cottage, Port Add., J. Waldvogel, six room cottage, Port Add., Walter "Laird; three room cot tage, Port Add., R. Panter; two five room cottages, Woodlawn Add., H. G. Gerkin; two six room and one Ave room cottages, Woodlawn Add., J. E. Young; ono Ave room cottage, Wood lawn Add., Mrs. Jorgenson; three room cottage, Woodland Add., E. WakeAeld; eight room house, Port Add., James Smith; four room house Woolen Mill Add., A. V. Golithov; Bix room house Woodland Add., Mrs. Tuylor; Ave room house, Woolen Mill Add., Chas. Phillips. fians for the following are being prepared: 50-room hotel to be built In Woodland addition by George Montgomery. It will bo elegantly furnished and run on the European plan. Building 100x40 to bo built by Geo, P. Laird under contract to the Bandon Athletic Club for gymnasium purposes on Atwater street. Lnmber orders for 20 new resi dences are in at the various mills; but the local supply at present is inadequate. Tho gasoline schooner Monterey arrived last night from San Francisco with machinery for Cody's mill and the S. S. Elizabeth left at 7 p. m. the same day with a cargo of. 3,00,000 feet of lumber, 100,000 shingles and a .deck load of broom handles for San Francisco. Rumor has It upon good authority that a new Trust and Savings bank is being organized in Bandon by out side capitalists and the local bank's attorney. G. P. Topping has pur chased and holds the best banking site in the town. Attorney T. B, Mlnot, of San Fran cisco, is In Bandoh for a few days. Ho will remain during the coming term of circuit court. R. E. L. Bedllllon was among the list of passengers to San Francisco Via Str. Elizabeth. A large school of whales have been playing Just outside tho harbor bar for several days. Dlst. Attorney Geo. M. Brown, Is in Bandon today. Bandon base ball fans have noticed with pleasure the statement in tho San Francisco bulletin that Wills Ordway, utility outflter for San Jose, has come Into a largo estato wlh a title and seat In Parliament In Eng land. Ho will bo rembered as tho young Englishman who was roasted by a stern parent until he packed up and left for America to make good as a base ball player here. He was a member of the Bandon team of Coos County champions In 1903. A party consisting of Clayton Hollofeter and wife, Miss Claire Walker, and G. T. Tregold, left this morning for a hunting trip In tho mountains up Bear Creek. Geo. Shelly, of Marshfleld, Is a business visitor In town today. Geo. H. Dunning, who has been with the Marshfleld office of tho C. B. R. & E. R. R., for some time has been spending a week with friends in Ban don. He, with a party Including Geo. Land and wife and Miss Maud Gar field, just returned from a two days' hunt, and report good luck. Mr. Duning will return to' Marshfleld this afternoon. LODGE DIRECTORY Meeting Nights and Officers of Coos Bay Orders MASONIC. BInnco Lodge, No. 48, A. F. & A. M. Richard Walter, W. M.; Norls Jensen, Secretary. Meets third Thursday of each month. Masonic Temple. Arago Chnptcr, No. 22, R. A. M. H. Lockhart, High Prtrst; Albeit Seollg, Secretary. Meets fourth Wednesday of "each month. Ma sonic Temple. Pacific Cominnndcry. C. W. Tower, Eminent Commander; Albert Seo llg, Secretary. Meets fourth Mon day of each month. Masonic Tem ple. Doric Chnpter, No. 53, O. E. S. Mrs. Marsh, W. M.; Mrs. O. Macarty, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Tuesday. Masonic Temple. ODD FELLOWS. Sunset Lodge, No. 51, I. O. O. F. L. Planz, N. G,; I. S. Lando, Secre tary. Meets every Friday In Odd Fellows Hall. Sunset Encampment, I. O. O. F. A. Hagenmelster, C. P.; I. S. Lando, Scribe. Meets first and second Thursdays. Odd Fellows Hall. Western Star Lodge, Rebekalis. Mrs Anna Farrln, N. G.; Mrs. Lizzie Butler, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Wednesday, Odd Fel lows Hall. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Myrtle Lodge, No. 3, K. P. Chas. Nprdstrom, C. C; Tom Hall, 'Keep er of Records. Meets first and third Mondays, K. P. Hall. Pythian Sisters, Laurel Temple, No. 38, Mrs. Bessie Nicholson, M. E. C; Mrs. Nellie Whereat, M. of R. and C. Meets first and third Wednesdays. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Camp. No. 100, W. O. W. W. P. Murphy, C. C; W. U. Douglas, Clerk. Meot3 second and fourth Tuesdays, Odd Fellows Hall. Coos Bay Circle, No. 104, Women of Woodcraft. Mrs. Nora Daly, G. N.: Mrs. M. Cowan. Clerk. Meets second and fourth Mondays, Odd Follows Hall. I RED MEN. Koos Tribe, No. 33, Improved Order of Redmen. Hugh Mcbain, aa chom; Georg9 Farrln, Chief of Records. Meets Thursdays, Red Men's Hall. Decree of Pocahontas, Sacajawea Council, No. 9. Meets first and third Thursdays. Nora Daly, Po cahontas; Ora McCarty, Keeper .of Records. FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA. T. Nicols, F. M.; Mrs. Nellie Owen, Secretary. Meets first and third Tuesdays, Odd Fellows Hall. GRAND ARMY. OF THE REPUBLIC. Baker Post, No. 8, Department of Oregon. W. E. Thorp, Com mander; I. S. Kaufman, Adjutant; C. W. Tower, Q. M. Meets second Tuesday each month, Longshore men's Hall. SUOMI SOCIETY. W. M. Hagquist. President; John Backman, Secretary. Meets first and third Wednesdays, hall over Times office. EAGLES. Marhhftcld Aerie, No. 538, Fraternal Order of Eagles. T. J. Lewis, W. P.; H. McLain, Secretary. Meets first Wednesday evenl.ig of each month la Eagles' Hall on Front street at 8 p. m. Court Coos Bay, No. 15, Foresters of America, William Longstaff, Chief nnmror! F. T. Sumner. Financial Secretary. Meets second and fourth Saturdays In I. O. O. F. Hall. North Bend Camp, No. 8261, M. W. A. P. Malonoy, V. C; L. A. Loomls, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Wednesdays, 8 p. m Taylor's Hall. Visiting neighbors cordially Invited to attend. A. O. U. W. A. J. Savage, Master Workman; T. M. Dlmmlck, Re corder. Meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings In the Odd Fel lows Hall. Degree of Honor A. O. U. W. Mascot Lodge No. 5. Meets first ana tnira Tuesdays of each month In I. O. p. F. Hall. United Brotherhood of Carpenters And Joiners. Meets in Longshore men's Hall, alternate Tuesdays at 8 p. m. Frank H. Hall, president; Jas, Barrle, vice-president; John Greenwood, recording secretary; F. R. Mirer, financial secretary. SOCIALISTS. Meetings every Frl oay evening at Longshoremen's Hall. Dr. J. G. Goble, the well known optician, of Medford, Ore., will visit all Coos Bay towns during Sept. For dates see this paper later. OVERWHELMING W At Masonic Opera House Last Night to See the Phenomenal Expert and Witness the Big Turned aw&y Unable to Gain Ad mission. Masonic Opera House was packed to the doors last night to witness the wonderful work being done by the champion of bloodless surgery, and to enjoy the entertainment. Hun dreds were turned away unable to gain admission. Marvelous demon strations were made during the even ing. Several deaf people were made to hear In three minutes. Mrs. Lottie Forty, deaf In left ear was made to hear a whisper in less than three minutes. Mr. G. F. Hoeh nel was made to hear in a low tone of voice In a moment. Mrs. Martha Landrlth, deaf for 11 years, who had to use an ear trumpet, was made to hear a low whisper in less than five minutes. Upon tho completion of the demonstra tions tlm audience cheered long been performed, but the doctor said no that the relief was given through tho means of recent discoveries. To night more demonstrations will bo made and tumors will be removed without knife, pain or blood, In full view of the audience. Doors open at 7:30 p. m. Admission free. The Phenomenal Medical Expert can be consulted at tho Blanco Hotel Hours 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. LITTLE HOPE FOR CENTRAL OREGON San Francisco, Sept. 4. Harrlman arrived today from the north. In speaking of Central Oregon, he said: "It Is a fine country but I doubt if we- shall be building east of the mountains for a while. It is not a profitable district to operate a rail road through on account of its scat tered communities." He said the condition of the money market would not permit of development work, but expressed no uneasiness over Anan cial conditions, predicting speedy Im provement. , Important to Cruisers. I want every reputable cruiser In southern Oregon to send his name and address, upon receipt of which I will send him Information that Is of vital importance to himself and his business. Address, H. G. Wolf, Roseburg, Oregon. Rates 5c line first time, 3c lino each succeeding Insertion Try n Times want ad. FOR SALE 2C feet new power Ashing boat. Apply Max Tlmmer man. v WANTED Girl bookkeeper for gen eral merchandise store. Address -box 209, Marshfleld, Ore. FOR SALE Etght-room house and lot on Mead street, just north of M. E. church, rrlce, $1800, cash. J. S. Edmunds, North Bend, or F. L. Sumner, Marshfleld, Ore. WANTED Anybody havlns goods to store call at Taylor's Piano House on Broadway, near C. street. Large warehouse Just completed. Terms reasonable. WANTED Man to work by tho day manual labor, apply at Going & Harvey Co. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. Call 'phono 89C. ? FOR SALE Pure bred Brown Leg horn coekrels. $2.50 each. See Jack Flanagan. FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms. Apply Times Office. X. Z. WANTED Two good Sweedlsh girls Good wages. Apply Times ofnce.X WANTED Dishwasher and dining room girl. Hotel Oregon. A HOME for a gentleman. All modern conveniences. Business man prefered. Inqulroat Times office, WANTED Boy and, girl at tho Palm WANT ADS AT THE HOTELS. BInnco: W. F. Miller, Portland; O. P. Kraus, Sacramento; L. B. Swatton, Los Angeles; Robert Tyr rlel, Coqullle; G. A. Slgnalncss, Rose burg; L. J. Cody, Bandon; A. F. Cochran, N. J. Brown, F. J. Blacker by and wife, Bandon; Johen Berger, Rainier, Ore.; J. L. Mogford, Bir mingham, Ala.; I. E. Rice, Portland; Stllwell, Portland, M. F. Du Mez, San Francisco; Wm. B. Douglass, Washington, D. C; G. S. Luckett, Washington, D. C; H. M. Hardesty, Louisville; R. W. Campbell, San Francisco; A. N. Gould, Coqullle; A. Melnote, N. Y.; C.C. Taggart, W. J. Hodnett, San Francisco; S. Beck, D. C. Rogers and wife, C. B. Sternberg, Portland; N. Galloway, Morced, A. R. Bean, Portland. Central: Wm. Monroe and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Theo, Bossier, Los Angeles; Robert Giles, Carl Erlck son, Richard Frye, Nellie Wasson, Bert Dean, C. H. Lucia, Portland; J. S. Miller, San Francisco; Miss F. Quick, Pendleton; Mary Quick, Pen dleton; Mrs. Charles Levine, H. Mew, Fred O. Messerle, Sam Nass, Astoria; A. A. Matson, A. J. Corhin, C. H. Nelson, Astoria; J. C. Stiles, C. II. Hammer, W. C. Smith, C. Anderson, Victor Anderson. Chnmber of Commerce: A. King Wilson and wife, Portland; Thos. Bossier, Los Angoles; Mrs. Thos. Bossier, Los Angeles; Carl T. Ander son, Minneapolis; D. G. Fusendahl. FALL AND WINTER HATS Mrs, Li M, Perry will have her fall opening of millinery on Saturday, September 7. All the latest and most up-to-date styles will be1 found on sale. Prices the very lowest, MRS. L D. PERRY Sherman Ave, North Bend ::m::tttt:a:::mt:m Combinations talk p I PRICE 1 I and 1 QUALITY t mm:ut:;;mtma:mtm:mj Bank of Oregon Capital Stock fully paid up $50,000 Transacts a General Banking Business North Bend, Oregon .j, .j. .3, . , .; .; .$. .j. .;. .J. "J J ? PIANO STUDIO of LOUIS II. BOLL Will open for tho reception of pupils about Sept. 8, 1907. Parlors above Taylor's Piano Store. $ $ 4 $ Steam Dye Works C Street. Lulled '111.1 Cents' g.u lm-itl f.'leivn- e.l or dyoit. Philip Rtftkor, Prop, id 01. PuU the BELL CORD Wet Your Whistle Then Blow J. R. HERRON, Prop. Pront Strett, ' : Marshfleld, Oregon Flanagan & Bennett Bank MAnSHFIEUJ, OKEGON. Capital Bnbfcnbcd sjonnn Capital l'ald Un illit Undivided Profits $35,000 Does a conernl banking huilneM and draws on tho Hank ol OalUornla. Ban Krancrsco CallL, KlHtNatlcaal Hank Portland Or., Mrnt National Hank. Iloeebtfr, Or., Hanover Na tional Bank, New York, N. M. Hotbchlld A Son, London, Knglaiid. Also sell change on nearly all the principal cities of Europe. Accounts kept subject to check, sate deposit lock boxes (or rent at 6 cento a month or 15. a rear. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS f. J. HAYES RESIDENT OPTOMETIUST Eyes tested Freo, Broken Lens Replaced, Work Guaranteed. North Front Street, Fixnp v rAWKjtkft Coos Bay Steam Laundry Of MARSIIHEL0 md NORTH BEND All work now done at ths North Bend Plant Edgar Mauzey Agent, Marshfield North Bend Phone 1031 Marshfield Phone 180 $ 4 $$ $ $ $ $. ! g 4 j $ $ 4 MARSIIFIKLI) DETECTIVE AGENCY. v. it. unvis, iiiaiiagcr. 4. A 4. ' - Will take up any kind of de- 4 tectlve work entrusted to mo by those desiring first- - class work. All correspond- 4 ence confidential and prompt- lv attended to. My work always satisfactory and terms $ right. Correspondence so- Hclted. Address alii matters to W. II. DAVIS. Marshfleld, - - - Oregon. 4 4 4 4 J J $ 4 4 $ $ $ NEW Just completed in Marshfield for storing your household goods. Best of care guaran teed. Por terms call at-- Taylor's Piano House Broadway i7iVft. BANK BY MAIL I This strong bank with assets of over TWELVE MILLION DOLLJillSsoUcilt your account, g We pay 4$ interest on savings Accounts. Send for our booklet on Banking by Mail it will interest you and show you how to make more money. CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY California and Montgomery Sts. SAH FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA McPlierson Ginser Co. Wholesale liquor dealers Cigars and Baloon sup plies. California Wines a Specialty Front St., Marshfield Cab Call Service At Any Hour GOOD HEARSE and VEHICLES. Hcisncr, Miller & Co. Livery, Feed nnd Salo Stable Third and A Sts. Phono, 1201 Marshfleld. Launch Express Will make regular trips between South Coos river and Marshfleld Leaving the Maze at 7.00 a. m. and Marshfleld at 4:30 p. m. She will bo open Tor charter betweoa t a. n. and 4 p. vcu MAbTBR WYATT COFFDLT. on sifi j j j m I . .U&. rf"j,jmj3tieN&m'r