Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1907)
I THE DAILY COOS -BAY TIMES,' MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1907. -J EE32KEEI3HCS53B3Saa Six Bays m which to sell our enfrire Stock of Holiday i w-"- - " - i BBBSUB KSK5332DS IF-" il gKbfcaMffliwsa ifirvi rnKm hfv HVk WW v l&vlt in Wh J73 Pia Ed Y' PS! A iw.f..-..;i w kj -o ivu-T r ww wfii mh w.a mm n uru-a. h hm aut ici im lli BdiTV-Ji-v U fUv riTK P ffi W m Mm PCM I SS SilL tti j $ KW KaHHBaaBGHranmaHailSSaB jp Ilw l&J xlk Hs M&P 4mz H i Jll mslr l$sssw itsww Goods . 1 I i "r I ; I 1 i ! I u I F il C t After misch'delay owr mow with a rash. J mean. We will maSie them s. goods are here. They must yon kifcow whet Golden Rule prices y interesting drarag this &&Se0 es5 G2 23 GK) r 44 A 9 csb S3 est EraMrTMg' IJM-.i 1 ii H H snaostfm m " nm in i r mm wir. if irri --i . . ii.njMtn iitiiitiihiti i nrTi mi ii n-im ill ft 1 i n nr n i - ir . in ni n 1 1 j jmi ti ri-1 -1 i wuMia-"-' :a..a3!2Csa?!Czzzm "- "il'iigiaaiatofl" ?.- minor ment o Collecting Street Tax Constahlo Carter is out collecting the street tax for a number of new and Improved streets in Marshneld today. Working on New Club Quito a crowd of men have been busy all day installing the carpets and furni ture of the Millicoma Club. Nearly all the fixings arrived on the steamer Breakwater and the Lockhart build ing is the scene of much bustling ac tivity. From the way matters are be ing pushed along it appears that the club will bo all ready for occuputlon before the first of the year. iniiwinmiri"iiiniin mi 1 1 n i Pwcrtnal -KtaitoS- U, JL LjrilAw.Ji Avn-vi. VMDWamtu jrany New Arrivjils Prom the number of new arrivals who have been visiting the chamber of com merce during the past two days, the rush to Coos Bay has taken a second grip on the community. There are moro investors and prospectors in the city at present than thero has been for several weeks. Most of them are anxious to securo ranch property right away and will remain in this section permanently. Others .iro seeklnK manufacturing invest ments while quite a number are seek- , ing employment with the intention or locating hero permanently.. Tried to Stop Him C. F. Chase, rived in Marshneld yesterday by way of Drain. He is delighted with this district and is seeking a moderate sized ranch on which to engage in tho fruit and farming business. On his way here Mr. Chase stopped off to look over the Eugene district and tho chamber of commerce men of that city told him to "cut out Coos Bay" when he said that he was heading for this point. Ho stuck to his route, however, having heard of tho fame of Coos County, and Is happy that ho did so. Ho has two teams and wagons which ho loft at Drain, and which ho will bring to this city In a few days, fr ' ' Fixings for Club Arrive. The lmndsomo interior fixings for tho Millicoma ciub arrived on tho steam er Breakwater yesterday and tho work of transferring them from tho freight sheds of that craft to tho now quarters of tho organization in tho re cently finished top floor of tho Lock hart building was commenced early in tho afternoon. Tho fixings nro be ing "secured from Portland and aro vnrv handsome. Tho work of putting thorn In position is going ahead rapid ly and men wero sent down on tno ,r,. frnlll tho ItOSO CUV tO (lO DlUUinwt ....... ..- tho work. Tho fixings are very hand some and cover all those features necessary to mako handsomo quarters for an elegant social organization. W. II. HARRIS, of Sumner, is a vis itor in Marshneld today. J. II. SIMON, of Myrtle Point, is a visitor in Marshneld today. C. M. HOWARD, of Prosper, is a business visitor in Marshfleld. F. S. DOW made a business trip to his warehouse at Coquille today. O. J. TIMMERMAN, of Prosper, is visiting friends in the city today. NED. C. KELLY, of Coquille, is a pleasant visitor to friends in this city. J. T. BRIDGE, of Myrtle P61nt, camo in on the noon train for a short business trip. MR. AND MRS. JOHN MILLER, of Port Orford, arrived in Marshneld today for a short visit. "JACK" GUYTON, of Marshneld, was a business visitor in North Bend yesterday afternoon. MR. AND MRS. E. G. LARSEN, of Coquille, are visitors in tho city and guests at the Blanco. C. D. WALDUP, of Bandon, is a vis itor to friends in the city and is a guest at tho Blanco hotel. A. G. THRIFT, of Mcdford, arrived in tho city today by way of Co quille and is visiting friends. ROBERT ROOK was down from his Coos River ranch transacting business in Marshneld Saturday. ART AND JOE IIEINZE, of Coquille, arrived in the city on the noon train and will visit friends for a short period. DOCTOR AND MRS. J. T. McCOR MAC aro able to bo out again af ter a spell of sickness which has condiied them at homo for several days. MAYOR L. J. SIMPSON, of North Bend, wes a visitor in tho city yes terday and spent several hours in a social visit with Captain JIcGonn of tho steamer Breakwater. Gives ruinous Meal. Throo out of ovory fivo persons arriving In tho city on tho Drain route lmvo great praise for tho meal served up to them at tho famous restaurant on tho main street of Elkton. Ono man arriving from thnt nolnt yostorday said that tho meal ho recolved thero was un doubotedly tho best served in Ore gon. Tho restaurant is run by qulto n notablo cook in that community who would rathor lmvo his meals praised than earn any money from them. From tho display of chicken, moats, honey, puro cream and dozens of othor homo products ho cortainly makes llttlo money out of tho busi ness at four bits per. Tho place Is hecotnlng ono of tho features of this route to Coos Bar, and is known all -over tho utaU. North Bond yesterday morning and word was received from San Francis co that sho had left that port without clearanco papers. Dr. E. E. Straw took a box of sulphur over to tho schooner yesterday and fumigated her thoroughly in order to mako sure that sho carried no contagion from her last port. It is not unusual for a boat to leave port without her pa pers, but tho fear of spreading bu bonic plaguo has caused tho San Francisco authorities to look after shipping protty carefully and word lfumlgntw Schooner Pulton Tho . .i -- tr..inn mrrired &t rjtrssKrxttw-fBuiiasbcHSBXK iivwuitnynKiimwiii.niwwwtpiinj , traveling salesman 2$mS for the I. & S. Bing clothing house . i vr o Breakwater tonight for Portland after a business visit to this city, i II. IIUUTZ, of Cincinnati, will leave on the OTTO SCHETTER made a trip to Empire today on a matter of busi ness in connection with Captain Donaldson, of tho steam schooner Carmel, which arrived in the bay from San Francisco this morning. GEO. W. EVERETT, son-in-law of j Maj. L. D. Kinney, has arrived from his home in Jacksonville, New Brunswick, for a visit at Major Kinney's home on Plat B, Coos Bay. Mr. Everett expresses himself as pleased to exchange tho frigid atmosphere of New Bruns wick for tho salubricjus climate of tho coming great port of the Pa-cine. MASTER MECHANIC M. C. SMITH, of tho Coos Bay, Roseburg & East ern Railroad, left on the Drain stage for Portland today, accom panied by his- son, W. Ross Smith, where they will spend the Christ ians lmlldnvs at their home. This o o . nm IffTW AC A BPIfK MA VCD i ii j ,. n iu i w w iiH j u i h i w ; w h ' n i 1 ii t&U fl n xiii lYnriLiJMilu .cuii 2SSSS3IifI2223SS2I22!2iE!2SS2a2SA &S2B2E5E EK222Ea An entire new line of Silver Novelties and Gilt . Clocks just arrived When the card prizes are distributedor when opening Christmas packages, one of these novelties will call forth an extra "OH" of pleasure and approval We have selected the styles especially .for holiday gift choosing, and the range of prices is satisfactorily wide A complete line of jewelery at all times - ENGRAVING FREE H. So TOWER. !M will be the first visit to Portland , g made by M. C. Smith since Ms ar rival on Coos Bay three ago. W. Ross Smith is employed in tho engineering department of the Southern Pacific railroad, at Portland. months ' aaaaa)A66( fTTl TTXiiiA-r. A.AA.A..A..A. 9 Jardinieres at Milners. Tlio Ladles Aid Society of the Lutheran church will hold their Bazaar in tho Lutheran annex hull AVednesday, Dec. 1H, at 7:JJ0 p. in. Kefre.shments will be served. Every body welcome. The, Lutheran Aid Soc. 46WMWww KKl'OKT of the condition of tho FIRST TRUST AND SAVINCiH HANK of Coos Bay, at Marshfleld in tho State of Oregon, at tho close of busi ness, Dec. 3rd, 1907. "I t! AAAa6AAAAAAAAMAA4AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAM4tuM Si$o3&AAAAAAo$$$$$04SO0$00$AtH RESOURCES Loans and discounts.... Accounts receivable. . .. Banking house, furniture fixtures Due from banks (not rc- reservo banks) Exchange Checks and other cash Items -Dance to be given In tho North Expense, taxes, assess- Inlet Hall Xmas Eve, Dec. 24, 1907 Music will bo furnished by Harry Benson, of Ten Mile, and Oscar Oil man, of North Inlet. Launches will leave North Bend for upper landing of North Inlet steps right off from boat and on to plank walk. For a sure winner, buy in East side. For particulars see Title Guar antee & Abstract Co. mnnts. Cash on hand. ?12 44 15 10 TOTAL ?S4 293 103 054 404 9 54G S79 951 303 Red wagons at Mllner's. Aro You Going? To Eckhoff .Hall Saturday, De cember 21. Cash prize masquerade. Carving sets at the Coos Bay Cash Store. LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In Interest Individual deposits sub ject to check Saving deposits Liabilities other than those abovo stated .... TOTAL. $51 31 1 $84 375 517 317 11 303 State of Oregon, County of Coos ss. I D Kreitzor, Cashier of tho abovo named bank, do solemnly swear that tho abovo statement is true to tho best of my knowledge and belief. D. KREITZER, Cashier. Granlto and Savory roasters at tho Coos Bay Cash Store. Gold and Silver detachable han dle umbrellas at tho Red Cross. HKXUYV1LLE HAPPEXIXGS TIENRYVILLE. Dec. 17. Mrs. Moore, of Pleasant Valley, was a was received horo to fumigato tho ilarshfiold visitor Saturday. vessel. Iior master, Captain Larson, stated yostorday that sho had boon fumigated not long ago and that ho considered that thoro was no dangor from her. Tho rats on board had been killed in tho last oxporlonco. Dr. Straw, lwiwovor, gave hor a thorough fumigating to mako euro that tho schoonor is all right. This boat has been chnrtorod by tho Slrap- sou iutorosta for six trips to carry lumber from North Bond to San Frauclsco. Sho has a capacity of 400,000 feot of lumbor and wai for merly used In tho Gray'a Harbor lumber trade. This is tho boat flrat trip to this port la many yoaru. Mr. George Vernon is seriously ill nt his homo on Isthmus lulet. Subscribed and sworn to before! me this 12th day. of Dec. 1907. I C. J. MAHONEY.I Notary Publjlc Correct attest John S. Coke. M. C. Horton. John F. Hall. II. Songstacken Directors. Mr. M. J. Bowron was in Marsh-1 fiold Monday on business. Mr. Fred Kruso fiold Saturday. was lu Marsh- Mra. B. F. Smith, of Maxwell,, was a Marshflold visitor Saturday. Mr. Blddlo la Tlsltiug in Marsh flold for a fow days. Miss M. For, o Maxwell, -waa ahopplnsTn MRrsUflold Saturday. QUICK DELIVERY For convenience of Call pa trons tho Laundry ofilco will be open Saturday evenings until 8 o'clock. Phone 571 today. Our wagon will call. V COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY MarslLfleld mid North Bend. MVW'fl. WSirMMAM '- VH Your Christmas ,Shopping is Made Easy by the Varied and High Grade Line of CHRISTMAS GOOD WOULD MENTION FILLED AND SOLID GOLD JEWELRY. PRECIOUS STONES IN ANY ARTICLE. LATEST MODELS IN WATCHES, LADIES AND GENTS. QUADRUPLE AND STERLING SILVERWARE. BRILLIANT CUT'GLASS. RUSSIAN HAMMERED BRASS.. 1'IOKARD HAND PAINTED CHINA. CHINA IN AVIIITE AND GOLD. GOLD AND SILVER DETACHABLE HANDLE UMBRELLAS. SRONY AND SILVER TOILET GOODS. ROOKWOOD'S FAMOUS POTTERY. EASTMAN KODAKS. fljflj Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens, niul a fine stock of books, from which wo can plcaso tho most discriminate buyer. r Bank of Oregon Capital Stock fully paid up $50,UUU TranucU General Banking Dtuineu North Bend, Oregon x :::::::::mumH:::ttw::mrmj I All Parts of the World j! We use the necessary facilities for sending H money to all parts of the world, and without danger or loss. .'. .. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF I i; U COOS BAY. Marshfield, Ore. ntmtttttmuuttmummmttttmtmttmM The Launch Tioea Leaves Marshfleld nt 8:30 a. m. for head of tho tide water on South Coos River. Returning, leaves at 2:30 p. m. TnOMAS GOODALB . . ia- PHONE 923 M, R. SMITH, Agent I' Charles A. Stevens CEOAK AND SUIT HOUSE Cor. First & IL St., Marsliflcld. It tt I til i t . .810am Bououuoi w- - -- 'mwiiJkk'kmm, t t i iii i i "' ' -.if '"""'WmmmWmm -rr
