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Jr THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1907. ristmas;a the Chsirclte loamgaMU'itr.sixmraair'SKraarvu SyOTMi i !' K . Jj THE PRESBYTERIAN EPISCOPAL. CHURCH XMAS EXERCISES , CHRISTMAS SERVICES LijaJi.JitiLK.ii'?ji.''Ji.'iLU'i.ufciiift'iii.iMifi minim iiiiii iiiim i..,mr.IT "g r c&l HUGE LOAD Nb$ rfSfezSj? m r , F I ft i , - i 1 ,i I m u Christmas Eve Will He Appropriately Obsencd by the Sunday School This levelling. The Sunday school of the Presby- terlan church will observe Christmas Eve at the church with appropriate exercises which will precede the pick-' lng of a heavily laden Christmas tree1 by Santa Claus. As will be seen from the program which, follows, a most enjoyable evening is in store for the members and friends of the school. Christmas Praise Service. Hymn "Joy to the World" Scripture Reading. Prayer. Hymn "Hark! the Herald Angels Sing" Greetings by the Superintendent. Class Exercise. "Chri3tmas" Recitation "Kitty's Christmas Tree" Dorothy Horton Recitation.. ."Christmas Stockings" iMuue oneuueu Recitation Teddle Dow Recitation. . . . -."Giving or Keeping" ; ents at the Bai,tist Church this even- Sarah Escot ' jng Tne f0nowing program has been Class Song "Christmas" 1)reared and wln bo rendered by the Recitation.... "The Garden of the Sunday School. Stars" Ruth Horton singing By the Congregation. Recitation. ."A Note to Santa Claus" , prayer By pastor. Han'y Walter . iIerry Christmas Drill. Recitation. ."The Star of the West" Recitation Doris Philips. Isabelle Ferguson Recitation Maude Stutsman. Recitation "The Lisper" , Dr'ill Brownies and Fairises. Fay White Recitation Anna Downs. Recitation. . ."Auntie Brown'B Shop- Duet. . .Florence and Hattie Rhefeld. plug Advice" Kathryn Smith Euphonium Solo By Harold Millls ac- Recitation "Annie's and Willie's) companied by Clara Rhefeld. Prayer." Gertrude Scaife Recitation Madge Stutsman. Ephonium Solo Mr. Andrew Landels solo Helen Gulovson. Exercise The Shadow of Santa Claus Tableau: Anthem. ."Watchful Shep Ghorus "Christmas, Happy Christ-! herds" Song "Santa Claus Man" (The Spies) Recitation Helen Dow Sons. , "As in a Dream" Chritmas Tree Committee Song .".Beautiful Christmas pi0 Will Horton Dolly Song "Hush-nby!" " Virginia Clark, Dorothy Horton Mary Louise McArthur and Sarah Escott, Arrival of Santa Claus. Recitation Rita Lawhorn Song and Chorus by Santa Claus and School. Distribution of Christina's Stockings. METHODIST EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL Cliariulng Christmas Entertainment Will be Provided at the Church On Tueoday .Evening. The annual Christmas entertain ment of the M. E. Sunday School will be held in the church Tuesday even ing, commencing at S p. m. An in teresting program has been prepared by the scholars, and a cordial invita tion is extended to the pupils at large to attend the entertainment. Friends desiring to place presents on the tree, will please have them at the church not later than 0:30 p. m., on the evening of the entertainment. All presents must bo distinctly marked with the name of the person for whom it is intended. Santa will be there In person with something for all the little ones. Christmas Program Methodist Epis copal Sunday School. Chorus" The Birthday of tho King," School. Invocation Pastor. Recitation "Christmas Day Has Come nt Last," ... .May .Church. Recitation "Santa's Woods," Helen Stoltz. Duet and Chorus "The Angels' Song." Keclttitloa "The Cradle Hymn,".. Murray Stoltz. Ituclttttioii ....Miss Nettie Woolley. Recitation "A Christinas Carol," Efflo Church. Acrobtlc "Jesus the Lord," Five Little Girls. Recitation "If I should seo Santn Claus," Ernest Drews. Recitation "The Angelic Song,"... Edith Carter. Anthem "Blessed bo tho Lord God," Choir. Recitation "When I Saw Santa," . . Cecil Browne. Recitation "What Santa Brought to Me," Emma Douglas. Song "Little Jack Frost," Cecil and Grace Browne. Recitation "Tho Adoration of the Wise Men," Jack Carter Recitation Majorio Drows. Primary Class. Recitation "A Christmas Song,"... Dora Brown. Tableaux "Scones From Eugeno Field." Rocltatlon Mary Lovar, Quartette "Good Night." Arival of Santa Claus and distribu tion ot Blfta. i-3r41bla Vllftttm. Sonic Beautiful Music Appropriate tn fI. ,,., w, .... n(n,i,.ivel by the Choir. Christmas services will be held at the Episcopal church Wednesday morning at 10:30, and the children's festival service at 7 p. m. At the morning service the music prepared by the choir will be as follows: Venlte Schnecker Te Deum. Plorlo Jubilate Deo Nevin Communion Service Read Gloria in Excelsis Buck A cordial invitation is extended to everyone. BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL EXERCISES A Christmas Tree, u Heal Santa Claus And a Delightful Program Anion"1 the Features. There will be a Christmas tree and reaI s t c, to disI)ense ,,res. Recitation Juanita Ellerby. Appearance of Mother Goose. Visit of Santa Clans. CHRISTMAS AT THE CATHOLIC CHURCH An Elaborate Religious Observance of the Day Some Beautiful Music by the Choir. There will be an unusually elabor ate religious observance of Christmas day at tho Catholic church on Wed nesday. The beautiful music of the church will be rendered r,t high mass .it 10:30 by a carefully .drilled choir. The day will be ushered in at five o'clock with first mass and other I masses will be celebrated until the crowning glory of the impressive hih mass at 10:30 at which Father Donnelly will be celebrant and the sermon will be given by Father Raymond. The following Is the order of music: Adeste Fideles Stearns Kyrie Stearns Gloria Stearns Offertory "O Holy Night." .Adam Sanctus Leonard Agnus Dei Rosewig The Choir. Sopranos Misses3 Flanagan and Mahoney. Altos Miss Stella O'Connell and Mrs. Hoppe. Bassos Dr. Toye a:ul Father Ray mond. Tenors James H. Flanagan and C. J. Keane. The church will be elaborately dec orated for the occasion. .MASONIC .SERVICES. Will lie Held in Masonic Mall on Christmas Morning. All resident and visiting Fraters are requested to meet at Masonic Hall S:30 o'clock Christmas morning to take part in our usual Christmas services. Bo prompt. C. W. TOWER, E. C. -Red wagons at Milm-r's. NOTICE TO DIDDERS Notice is hereby given that seal ed bids will bo received by tho com mon council of tho city of Marshfleld, Coos county, Oregon, up to Janunry G, 190S, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. for the improvement of that portion of LAPUEL STREET in said city of Marshfleld, from tho north line of II Street to tho lino betweon Sees. 27 and 34, T. 2.'., S. R. 13 W., according to the plans and specifications there for on file In the office of tho City Recorder and open to tho Inspection of nil persons Interested therein . Dated tills 21st day of December, 1907. J. M. UPTON, City Recorder. Cold turkey, chicken, etc., served after Fireman's Ball, Dec. 25. at tho Palace 'restaurant. Bwrutiful China vara tor plat 4artlon at Mfla'. ' lusjonoi Masters & McLain's Scow With Load of Rock Sinks in River. Masters & McLain, of this city, have sustained a loss of about ?1,000 in the sinking of a huge scow up on the south fork of the Coos River last Saturday. Tho scow was used to haul rock from the concern's quar ries up the river, for concrete build ing work in this city. It was loaded with about three hundred tons of rock when 'it sank, and it is expected the outfit will be a total loss. Mr. McLain stated yesterday that the scow had been securely moored iu i.iis docl. at tne quarries, when a rush of logs from a jam up the rivor ' crashed into the scow, breaking It loose ia spite of the efforts of a mini- , her of men who were trying to save 1 the outfit. The logs continued to come with such force that the scow , finally broke away. The river also and the rush of water carried tne and tho rush of water caried the stone about two miles down the river. Finally the scow stuck on a bar, with one end tilted up. The water 'continued to rise, but the weight of stone prevented the lower end of the i . . ... scow irom rising with the water, which poured into an open hatch and sank the whole outfit. Mr. McLain said yesterday that he believed he had good reasons to ask a settlement from the party shipping the logs down the .river without attending to them on the way. He is a firm be liever in the rights of loggers, but believes he also has some rights for redress, seeing that it was no fault of himself or men that the scow was knocked away from her moorings in spite of strenuous efforts to stop the catastrophe. Grocery Salesman Takes Ex ception to Statement of Conditions. Marshfleld, Ore.. Dec. 22, 1905. To the Editor of the Times: In Friday's issue of jour paper 'I note an interesting, and in some ways a most extraordinary, summary of the trade situation between this locality and San Francisco. I am more apt in quoting grocery prices than pushing a quill, but as I repre sent a Portland grocery house and am therefore somewhat interested in this matter I venture to request that you give space to a mild protest i against Mr. Dow arbitrarily handing tho grocery business of this locality over to San Francisco. Mr. Dow says: "The grocery busi ness of this locality seems to have al most entirely gone back to San Fran cisco," (note the word seems). In regard to this I will say that Port land grocery houses nro at the pres ent time enjoying a larger trade with Coos Bay points than ever before, and speaking of my own house, can truthfully state that we have a larger volume of business than even during the period immediately following the San Francisco disaster, when per force, everything for this section was purchased in Portland. Representatives of four Portland grocery houses, including myself, make this terltory, nnd If Mr. Dow's statement bo true, how do I manage to eko out an existence? And why do the three other houses send sales men Into this expensive terltory If al most tho entiro grocery trado goes to tho southern city? Three San Fran cisco grocery houses are represented in this section, by very able sales men too. and 1 think they nro secur ing n share of the business. If they were not tuir houses would with draw them. This Is a half way ground between Portland nnd San Francisco, and all things being equal I liavo no doubt but that tho volume of trade would be impartially divided, but, owing to the lact that there are. two steamers weokly making (he roun'd trip do tween this and Portland aftainst one from San Franclsqo, It ria'lurally fol lows that tne balance b'f' "trade la in favor of tne first named titty. In ilHE TREND OF : ' I if? Hi TPTfC' i , i Will ati ii Boobs ..iibTiiit''"- Tonight EsH2EMOTJBEa3iS33is'i's-.3n- naTXE&maasazszmixutsaKxaaaa v ureur.-jraOTywiittWCTraoir.vj n fact one of the San Francitco gro- cjrymen In a recent conversation with me, stated that he considered the present steamer service with the south a serious handicap to his bui n!?ss. The candy, cracker and hardware men are no doubt able to dpeak for themselves, but from what I note In maklnc mv regular rounds of the business houses, Portland Is receiving her share of the business in these lines. With regard to candy I be lieve that It is pretty generally con ceded that Portland supplies at leas: two-thirds of that commodity used In , Coos County. The greater portion of which is supplied through a local firm, and the same might be said of crackers. Two hardware houses from each city are represented here and it ' would be safe to assume that Port land is getting an equal share of tho trade. In view of .the better trans-1 portation facilities between here nnd the latter place I am inclined to be lieve that the northern city has the best of It. Mr. Dow sells neither groceries, hardware nor candy and to his unfnmillarlty with these lines more than to the fact that ho is agent for the San Francisco steamer, do I ascribe the erroneous statements above mentioned. Thanking you In advance for the space accorded me, I remain, Youre truly, L. D. Pettyjohn. Don't overlook the Christmas goods on EASTSIDE for sale by Title Guarantee & Abstract co. Go to tho Palace for your Christ mas dinner noon nnd evening. Fresh Oysters. Received .weekly nt Gem Restou rant, North Bend. Served any style i and open day and night. Also every-, thing el3e tho market affords. Turkey Dinner nt both noon nnd evening. tho Palace Bo sure to take In the football game nt Simpson's Park Christmas. Christmas candy cheap at Cor nell's Delicatessen. DANCE: At Coos River Hall Wed nesday, Dec. 26, WKr n anrn 'RnvtnVH TinYilt Jniivlrffc koodlnWfWt buy a lot In SeanlMk - ea'a addition, .e Hold The Dr&wiftg ZESHZzSSSX Are Yon The Lucky One? ""''"jrT"'T"""' - !""'' i?rxvJiiBxrzrjJJi'txumaL2,JiJUZ3iBassttVLT,r!v.imaaa BPfl California ind Oregon Steamer Alliance R W. OLSON, Maulor. COOS BAY AND PORTLAND SAILS FROM PORTLAND SATURDAYS, 8 P. M. SAILS FROM COOS BAY TUESDAYS, AT SERVICE OF TIDE. F. P. Baumsartner, Agt. L. W. Shaw, Agt. Couch St. Dock, Portland, Ore. Marshfleld. Ore., Phone (11. II. C. BRECKENIUDGE New Owners of the " COOS BAY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY We do a general Transfer and Storage business. Orders taken by Phono will receive prompt attention. "Water Front foot of A St. Phono 1031. ygiflwafcsreBagtfftf I PHONE 923 S5?3 Cab Cull Servico AT ANT HOUR Good Henrso and Vehicles. HEISNER, MILLER & CO. Llvory, Feed nnd Sale Stable. Wood for Sale. Third nnd A Sts, Phone 1201 Marshfleld. Fresh Qiymnla pystera and irozen lone roini, vjbh-tb iiaruxjqu clamS, freh fUh, ertfbs, VttiiMh Wtt .toJPJ - g iXfeb,AfaHEtt ii riouimr mmzf. uv ofiAOfc. Ifc-M Tonight SEE Coast Steamship Comjany. G. L. DEAN. STEAV1ER "FLYER" M. P. PENDERGRASS, Master, TIME TABLE. Leaves MarshflId 7:30, 9:00, and 10:30 a. m and 1:00, 2:30 and 4:00 o'clock p. m. Leaves North Bend at 8:15, 9:45 and 11:15 a. m., and 1:45 3:15 rnd 5:00 p. in. Makes dally trips except Sundays. Fare: Ono way, 15 cents; round trip, 25 cents. GET YOUR Goal i Wood t .. FROM ,. JOHN AlfLANDSON. 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