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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHF1ELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1907. Persona! Notes. H. P. Smith is hero from Coqullle. Mrs. Nosier was hero from Coquille yesterday. Frank Smith, of Coos River, was in the city yesterday. J. T. Brlggs was a visitor from Coquille yesterday. H. M. Sailing, of Allegany, was In Marshfleld yesterday. Sheriff Gage Is In Marshfleld look ing after legal business. C. A. Way, of Bandon, is in Marsh- lieiu for a rew days stay. JUIss Hattie Bowron, of Henryvlllc was In the city yesterday. Miss Brost, of Coquille, is in Marshfleld for a short visit. W. T. Totten, from Allegany, had business in Marshfleld Tuesday. Dr. W. Haydon made a business trip to Empire and North Bend yes terday. George E. Hunter and wife, of Llbby, wore registered at the Blanco yesterday. Mr. H. T. Totten was down from Allegany yesterday to look after business matters. Mr. Lawver, of North Bend, was In Marshfleld yesterday and says ho is soon going to California to dls poseof some property near Bakers field. Ho will return to Coos Bay and invest the proceeds of his sale. Cap. W. C. Harris, of Catching Inlet, was down yesterday to jolly the people of Marshfleld. Tho Cap tain says he Is going to locate some of the manufacturing enterprises on Catching Inlet and will give them free sites, free coal and free water. Mr. Harris is opening a large vein of coal on his place at Sumner and says ho will make It a commercial busness if he finds the vein is what it now indicates. He has had an expert overseeing the preliminary work and this man's opinion is that the coal is first-class and can be easily mined. The Captain brought down a sample of the product and left It; at the chamber of commerce. CHINESE TO FIGHT THE SLAVE TRAFFIC Ifn'vo Secret Service System Pro pose ISicnkiiiK Tonus Which Pro tect Slave Dealers. San Francisco, Oct. 14. Tho Ex aminer says a secret meeting in Oakland last night of 100 members of the Chinese Nativo Sons of the Golden state revealed tho fact that an elaborate secret service is main tained on the Pacific coast among native born Chinese to flght the slave traffic which has become so pre valent within the past five years. ino meeting also resulted in the adoption of a plan to overthrow the Tong war and Tong organizations which have become a great factor In the protection of slave dealers. The secret service system or organization extends along the Pacific coast as far cast as Montana. At the meet ing last night, plans for drafting a petition to be presented to Secretary Oscar Straus of the department of commerce and labor, asking him to utilize the Chinese organization for prevention of slave traffic, were adopted. Do You Want a Purse We have the finest, largest and most complete line ever on display at Coos Bay. You will have no trouble in finding what will suit you in price and style. $1.00 to $10.00. Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co. Front and A Street, Marshfield. u&tttaamsBEiuauaaBatxKBasi A. II. Eddy has been busy since coming to town. Now cottago designs. JOHN PAUL JONES CALLED BY DEATH S. P. Traveling Pnsscnge r Agent Succumb To Wood Poison ing at Hospital. i2&mVtffr'&Z&Ctf33l MarshfieBd Skating Rink Open from 2 to 5 and 7 to i.o- ro, week days only, Admission Free 25c for use ,;f skates; 15c when you use your own. Special attention given to be ginners In afternoons, L. D, AVERY, Manager 3&$&33afcP&&ti$3&& Best Methods Best Clothes for Young Men X? VERY fl ' manu facturer has a certain method cf making cloth ing and the method of each is different. CClt's in knowing all about how clothes are made, how different lines rank, what house has the best plant, ability and ideas that we're in position to give you the Eder-heimer-Stcin make and all the advantages that go with a pur chase of the best. G. We take pride in the smart ness, fit, service, better style, and superior charac ter of these clothes for Young Men. They're ( y i 1 McArthur's Pharmacy, succes sor to Henry Senstaken, does a drug business strictly and we believe we can give you bettor attention to pre scriptions by eliminating bric-a-brac cut glass, etc. We want your pre scription business. PARTY OF BUSINESS MEN TO VISIT KLAMATH FAIR Portland, Ore., Oct. 14. Organiza tion of a party of business men to attend Portland day at the Klamath county fair, OctoberlO, Is now pro gressing under the agency of the Commercial Club and Frank Ira White, of Klamath Falls. Tho fair will bo held next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and a special program is being arranged for the occasion. Instead of the old time program of races, there will be broncho busting of the wildest order, and the events will be Intensified by competition for valuable prbes. Visitors will bo en tertained with short tours of Inspec tion through the hugp irrigation pro jects now under construction by the government, which aims to reclaim 200,000 acres of land, possessing limitless wealth. The excursion will enable those participating to see tho Klamath country at its best, and the trip will be In the nature of an education. It is being encouraged from a business point of view, as it will bring Port land into closer touch with one of tho most promising regions of the en tiro west. Tho excursion leaves Portland Thursday, October 17, at 8:15 a. m. Friday, Octobpr 18, tho excursionists will arrive at Thrall, lenving at 7:30 a. m. Pokegama and Keno will be visited for a short timp. and the ex cursion will arrive at Klamath Falls at 5 p. m. The round trip will cost $25, which covers only transporta tion, but the tickets nrovide for tn return trip at ony timo within 15 days. Special slepelng care will be provided. Perpetual Motion. Myrtle Point, Oct. 10, 190G. Edi tor Coos Bay Times: As near as perhaps men will solve tho perpetual mation has been solved by Frank Sherman in Philadelphia. The apparatus consists of a long -wooden box over which a covering of window glass lays, on ton of this are colled iron pipes painted black, this again is covered by another layer of window glass. Thq pipe is filled with ether. Tho rays of tho sun will vaporize the ether and develop a power of from three to more horse power, tho vapor concentrated are returned into the pipes. The appliance Is secured by patent. Tho newest thing in clothing is limestone wool. Powdered limestone and a certain chemical, exposed to an Intense air blast will make as fluffy white wool as such grows on sheep's backs. Would fishing with electricity bo unlawful? Such Is lately used to catch the dwellers of the deep. Hero Is something for our loggers, it will make the best shoe paste known. Poll three gallons best lin seed oil for one hour, then light tho top of tho oil and let it burn for three minutes, smother with a cover and add three pounds of rosin and threo ounops of lamp black, stir it well. When cool grind it into a paste. P. TKLKGRAPIIEHS WEAKEN Are Applying for Positions Vacated Some Timo Ago. New York, Oct. 14. Supt. Brooks, of tho Western Union, said four of the company's former telegraphers applied for reinstatement today. Wnnt Positions Back Charleston, 3. C. Oct. 14. All telegraphers here have filed applica tions for reinstatement. The presi dent of the local union formally called tho strike off today. Portland, Oct. 15. John Paul Jones, the Southern Pacific travel ing passenger agent, died at the Good Samaritan hospital at 2:30 o'clock Saturday morning after an illness of five months. Ho was 55 years of age and had been in the employ of the Southern Pacific since 1S87. Ho leaves a widow. The re mains will bo interred at Salem to morrow. Few railroad men had a wider local acquaintance than Jones. He was known by almost everybody in terested in railroads from Portland to San Francisco. Practically all his active c reer as a railroad man was passed on the line between here and the Bay City. Jones was born in tho middle west, and when ho first came to Or egon entered the service of tho Or egon & California company as for agemaster. This was in 1SS1, In the construction period of tho Southern Pacific system. That fall he went east, and remained until the spring of 18S7, when he returned to Ore gon and accepted a place as travel lug passenger agent for tho Southern Pacific lines in Oregon. This posi tion he held constantly ever since. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens the best on the market absolute guarantee, for sale at the -- RED CROSS HUGE PANEL OF TALESMEN CALLED Three Hundred Men Taken Into San Francisco Court for Bribery Cubes. San Francisco, Oct. 14. Bribery cases against Glass, Schmltz, Ruef, Calhoun, Mullally, Ford and Abott were beforo Judge Lawlor of the superior court today and were by him continued until Thursday, when Ford's second trial will bo begun. Attorney Robinson presented a vol uminous bill of exceptions In the Glass case today. This, tho court said, will be taken up for settlement on Thursday. Three hundred talesmen for the formation of a regular jury panel for trial of these defendants were brought Into court today. No Tidings of Daughter. New York, Oct. 14. Martin Ma loney's efforts in London to locate his daughter Helen and Samuel Clarkson, tho young Englishman with whom she is supposed to have eloped, have not yet been success ful, according to William J. Fanning, Maloney's counsel. The management of tho Crystal In the future will have but three matinees a week Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturdays, commencing at 4 p. m. BROWN CARRIED BIG INSURANCE Baker City, Or., Oct. 14. It was learned today that Harvey Brown carried an unusually large amount of Insurance for a man of his wealth and resources. When figuring up the policies of tho different com panies and lodges in which her hus band carried insurance Mrs. Brown found that altogether his life had boon Insured for $27,500. Tho fol lowing companies carried the risk: Provident Savings Life $10,000 Pacific Mutual Life 2,500 Bankers' Life of Des Moines. 0,000 Royal Arcanum 3,000 A. O. U. W. Secret Order. . . 2,000 Standard Accident 3,000 Masonic Mutual Accident... 1,000 $27,500 The fact that ho carried so much Insurance on his life, both life and accident, Is looked upon as an Indi cation that ho must have expected something to happen to him at al most any time. Adjudged Insane. G. W. Thompson, of Empire, was brought beforo Judge Hall, of tho county court on Monday for exami nation as to his sanity. Dr. McCor mac was called In to testify and with other evidence produced, tho case seemed clear enough to tho judge to order his committment to the asy lum at Salem. Mr. Thompson Is 83 years of ago, and has friends at Em pire, His condition is not violent, but simply a breaking down of his mental facultlos. He Is being cared for by friends until guards arrive from Salem to escort him there. Tho management of the Crystal In tho future will have but three mt!nees a week. Tuesday, Thurs day nd Saturdays, commencing at i p. m. ONE DOLLAR PER MONTH KEEPS YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED, PRESSED AND REPAIRED. Phone 1444. - UNIQUE PANTAT0RIUM Next door to Dow's Warehouse Front Street. Ladles' Work a Specialty. WANT A Rates 5c line first time, 3o lino each succeeding insertion ,,- Try a Times want ad. LOST OR STRAYED Fov terrier wHSt leather collar; color white with black saddle; tip of tail white. Suitable reward if returned to W. R. Haines. Notice to Bidders. Notice Is hereby given that bids will bo received by the common coun cil of the city of Marshfleld, Coos county, Oregon, up to Wednesday, the ICth day of October, 1907, nt 7:30 o'clock p. m. for the Improve ment of that portion of Front street, In E. B. Dean & Co's second addition to the town of Marshfield, Coos county, Oregon from tho north lino of B street to a point 75 feet south of the south lino of C street, occordlng to tho planB and specifications there for prepared by tho city engineer, and on filo in tho office of tho re corder. Dated this 11th day of October, 1907. J. M. Upton, Recorder. Notice. Notice Is hereby given that all terra cotta, earthenwarko and sheet iron flues or chimneys within the cor porate limits of tho city of Marsh field must he removed on or before the first day of November, 1907, and brick or cement chimneys approved by tho fire warden substituted there for. Any and all persons using torra cotta, earthenware or sheet Iron flues or chimneys after said date will bo prosecuted therefor. Any person knowing of any fail ure to comply with tho terms of this notice kindly report tho samo to me. Dated this 15th day of October, 1907. J. W. Carter, Firo Warden. Bank of Oregon Capital Stock fully paid up $50,000 Transacts a General Banting Business North Bend, Oregon PIANO STUDIO of 4 LOUIS II. ROLL 4 Is now open for reception of pupils. Parlors over Taylor's Piano Store 34t$$$''4$'lt'$''f' PuUthe BELL CORD Wet Your Whistle Then Blow J. R. HERRON, Prop. Pront Street, I t Multifield, OretMi fOUNG MAN with business educa tion and ?2,000 dollars, would like to associate himself with some business enterprise on tho bay. Address box 332, Marshfleld. FOR RENT 3 large unfurnished rooms, $12 month. 2 furnished bedrooms, each ?5 month, phone 21. 1 t. ROOMS Parties having rooms to let can keep them occupied by giv ing terms and location to Stuts man Real Estate Co. WANTED 100 cords alder Apply at Excelsior mill. wood. LOST Pair rimless gold glasses. Leave at Tlme3 office. WANTED Ono Hotel Oregon. dining room girl, WANTED Carpenters, Tuesday or Wednesday next; good wages; steady work. Apply at office of A. H. Eddy, architect, opposite Blanco hotel. LADIES wishing sewing dono call on Mrs. T. Nussel, Pine Street. WANTED Good building lot or cot tage. Coos Bay Auction Co. For Sale Or exchange, a skiff. Coos Bay Auction Co. FOR SALE Billiard table. Apply Bob's Billiard Parlors. FOR RENT Elegantly furnished housekeeping and bed rooms close In. Reasonable. Coos Bay Auc. Co. FOR RENT Blue and red room, suite of parlors and buffet kitchen in newly furnished and strictly modern Arlington House. Plumb ing of tho best. Call at Times office. PARTNER WANTED In gilt edgo boarding and rooming house, guar anteed Income. Coos Bay Auc. Co. WANTED Girl for general house work. Mrs. II. II. McPherson. WANTED Girl to work out of school hours for board In small family, Apply Times office. WANTED Ton men for work on First Trust & Savings building, corner First and C streets, Marsh fleld; $3 per day of 9 hours. FOR SALE Household furniture. Inqulro Times office, or phono 887. TheC.B.,R.&l:.R.R. and Navigation Co. THE O. B., R. Ai E. R. R. & N. CO. TIME TABLE. Subject to change without notlco. No. 1. Lv. 9:00a.m. Lv. 9:45a.m, Ar.l0:20a.rn, L'aily. ex. Sunday Marsh'd Junction Coqullle Myrtle Pt No. 2. Ar.l2;30p.m Lr.ll:30a.m Lv.10M5a.ui Trains to and from Beaver Hill dally. F. A. LAIBB. Agent. Sizea 30 to 38 Prices $15 to $30 the hind you want. & The "Standard" lames aacf Matson - - use - - Electric Power and Flatirons TKe Co Bay Gas t vCS Sq Electric Co. J8L f& The Cooking of Peas, like every other Preferred Stock vegetable (except tomatoes;, should consist in just neating anu seasoning. nc used for salads, no cooking; is required. Preferred Stock Canned Goods Picked Winterer the Beit are drown are thoroughly cooked in the sealed can, in a manner that preserves and "brings out the garden flavor. 1'reierreu oiock reas arc irm.uiiin-6iunn, .. the denuded timber lands which, in this particular state, are oi a peculiar sandy nature especially adapted to the growing oj nnepeas. rreierrcu Stock Peas are never large, or yellow, or "tough-skinned. Dinner in Jive minutes the PREFERRED STOCK -way. uraer jrom jour jroccr. A118W A LEWI8. Wholnalo Oroceri. rOETLAMD. OEMOK, P. 8. A. rrfiAAAArV)rAfAAAAAA ? addle Rock Restaurant Come See and What Wc Have To Eat J. MILLS Prop VNAAWVVVWSAVAA'VWVAA.VVV W Sfa: We Carry the Largest Stock and Greatest Variety of Mattresses. At our factory on Urondwuy, Mar sliflelri, of any place la the conn try and to enable tho public to K;t the best goods at tho low est prices WK WILL OAItltY A RETAIL DEPARTMENT, covering our entire lino. Special prices inado to hotels and rooming houses. CALL AND SICK US! IT WILL PAY YOU! Coos Bay Bedding & Upholstery Co. s c m COOS BAY ACADEMY OF MUSIC Students may graduate Jn Voice, Piano or Plpo Organ. Rapid and thorough method for beglnnors. Classes in Harmony, Counterpoint, otc.k vocal Bight reading and piano onsomblo. Singers coached In oratorio, opera, or concert work by tho dlroctor. ELMER A TODD, O'Conncll Bldg., Marshfield