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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1908)
: THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1908. r K K Comic Moving Pictures AT THE Illustrated Songs CRYSTAL THEATER. Seo Pratt's Vaudeville Sketch Performance 7:30 and 8:45 Admission 10c T'WP "PTMTT Now Pcn 7 t0 9:30 p- m 1 1 XLu 1XL NiV Saturday Afternoon 2 to 4:30 Special Rates to private parties 9:30to 1 1:30 p. m. Wednesday Afternoon, Ladies Exlusively C. K. Schifflpr. Floor IHvr. D. L.Avery, Prop. 'H-H ...jj.4.j HH"HWW,K-H'vr See that your Grocer sends you DAVIS' BREAD For Quality and Taste it is the Best OUL'IIKL'M THEATRE The biggest and best ever is tho change for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Film "A Night Off" Song "Comrade Mine", The great Travello In his comic shadows by special request. Song "I'm Ty ing tho Leaves so They Wont Come Down" Film "Corslcans Daughter, 'Vesuvius Near Naples' and 'The Mother-lnLaw Race" Entire Change Thursday night Admission 10c Reserved 15c Saturday Candy Matinee 2:30 p m Clillilrpn fin Afliilfo in Performances at 7:30 and 8:45 I A Street. PHONE Jill. Opposite Hank litiilding. X f W4HHHHHMHH vXrrHrHH--H TYPEWRITER PAPER 50c, 75c and Up Per Box RIBBONS 75c and $1.00 1 NORTON' & HANSEN I 1 Front Street I Imported Suitings : Spring of J 1908 AT ROOMS TO RENT. Times. Apply at Tho WANTED Cometent girl to do gener al housework. Phono 207. Tattle of the Town li n i vr , I rersonai rsoies Ilttlo grmns of fact sifted from 7 tho chnff of gossip flying up and down tho town. COOS HAY TIDES Tho following tables glvo tho hours of high and low tides for every day this week: M'SS EVA REED was n city visitor yesterday. FRANK ROGERS was n business vis itor hero yesterday. NELS MUNSON of Ten Mile, was a city visitor yesterday. FOR SALE Full blooded Jersey bull. Apply Gambles butcher shop. FOR RENT G room-house, 2 blocks from Postoflice. Inquire "V" care "Times." FOR SALE Underwood typewriter in good condition. Inqulro at "Times" ofllco. Jensen s Where Good Clothes Are Made f5SS5SESZ5ES2S2SESHSHSHSHS5Z5ESH5a I5HSE525H5HSZSH5E5HSE5ESZSE15HSH5H53 Meat, is Higher In tho Eastern markets but we have not advanced prices. Read the list. Sirloin Steak per pound. ,15Pork Chops 12 to 15c Round Steak lOcNice Beef for Boiling. . O to 8c Pot Roast from. ... 8 to 10c T Bone Steak, per pound. .15cMutton Chops.... 12 to 15e Primo Rib Roast 12 Mutton Stew 10c The City Market Phono 1911 It. II. NOBLE, Prop. Front and C Streets SHFt5HS2SSEE5HSHSa5ZSZ5Z5aSESE5Z5a eSHSHSESHSHSESHSHSHSESiEESHSESHSHSB WHY DO PEOPLE BUY IN SENGSTACKEN a iBECAUSE It is choice inside residence property , lots 50x100 with alleys, is well sheltered with a good bay view and prices of lots are reasonable For particulars see TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO. Henry Sengstacken, Manager. Coos Bay Furniture Co. North Bend, Oregon MANUFACTURERS AND DESIGNERS MISSION STYLE FURNITURE AND MYRTLE WOOD SPECIALTIES ttn&SSttmmzsiliMsmzttimstmsxmtttnrl S IMMEDIATE VICINITY i It is the nolicv of this b.ink to U comilne its business to the im- H mediate vicinity. In following j this course, the bank not only JJ enhances its own stnbilitv. but a promotes the highest interest of 21 tlwt nnnimnUo FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF H COOS BAY. Marshfield, Ore. O. B. Hinsdale V. R. MnPni-l.m,! President Cashier .Tnhn Pnipss H. T k'niiFmon Vii;e Pica. Asst. fl.iliir f? ntmttimtxttmttistsanttxatsmaxttttttmi STEAMER "FLYER" M. P. PENDERGRASS, Blaster. TIME TABLE. Leaves Marshnld 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 rsd 5:00 p. m. Makes dally trips except Sundays. Pare: One way, 15 cents; round trip, 25 cents. . 1 ..-. 8 aHU&- FOR RENT House of ten rooms and bath In South Marshfield. Ap ply A. B. Campbell, 'Phone 404. OR SALE New folding bed, also set of Johnson's Universal Ency clopaedias. Inquire K "Times." THAT FIT THE FEET THAT'S OUR BUSINESS CLAUSEN'S f White Cedar Chests Made to Order, J. F. Bode, Manager. Phone 671 j J itmnmmmt:mmtmm:::mttm j:t::mtttum:ttmmmtm Think a minute and you will realize that as many people see your back as ycur front, the cut of your coat, the hang of it you can't see it yourself, but others can. You want it right and we want you to have the Clothes that will make it right they are made by M. BOPJM CO., the Celebrated Chicago Tailors. Every Suit Guaranteed to fit and hold its Shape. t SHOE STORE OftOttJOtf-X-' l!5HFc!5H5E5H5E5BIIE5E5Z5E5H5H5E5Z5E fry Wcsod Can be had at a moments notice at l 13 E7i9 mpDell s pi WOOD YARD n Link Smith lessee 'Phone 921 1 North Front St. L'ESESES25H5E5H5Hra5Z53E5225E5Hi il IFe BAZAR "The House of Quality" MARSHFIELD OREGON GET YOUR oal Wood 1 .. FROM .. JOHN ARLANDSON Hnll & Anderson Agents DUnnn 017 ) i nunc oil. MANGAN'S Undertaking Parlor Nev O'Connel BIdg. MARSHFIELD. OREGON ti Telephones: Office 2161 jj Residence 2171 Chamberlain's Cough Howody In A Class by Itseir. "As an Ideal cough modlclno I re gard Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In a class by Itself," says Dr. R. A. Wiltshire, of Gwynnertllo, Ind. "I take great pleaauro In testifying to tho results of Chamberlain's Cough Medicine. In fact, I know of no other preparation that moots so fully the expectations of the most exact lng in cases of coughs and cold3 of children. As It contains no opium, chloroform or morphine, It certainly makes a most safe, pleasant and efficacious reraoay-for the ills it is intended." Fof.sale by John Preusa. FOR SALE Beautiful 5-acre tracts at $60 and ?G5 per acre. Owner C. H. Chandler, Bandon, Oregon. FOR RENT Nice sunny front room, double or single. ?G.OO a room. Apply E. "Times." LOST On streets of Marshfield, about noon Friday, a cromo crepe de chine, hem stitched scarf, two yards in length. Finder please leave at Mrs. A. G. Aiken's Mille nery store and receive reward. KENTUCK VALE Garden Homes, Stevens Ranch subdivides in 10 to 22 acre-tracts, ?G00 to ?1,000 each. Best and cheapest acre tracts on the Bay. Guerry & Hal lister, Bank building; F. J. Monro, Bayslde Paint Co. Store, North Bend. PASTER & CARDS EASTER GGS EASTER DYES ASTER CHICKENS Easter VERYTHING FOR A. M. PRENTISS & CO. Post Cards, Novelties, General Merchandise. Frcmt street, Marshfield. Steam Dye Works C Street. Ladies' and Gents' Garments Cleaned or Dyed Philip Rpcker, Proprietor. While passing down tho street one day A stunning girl wass wont to say, '(Who is that man with dress so neat? He's all in stylo from head to feet." Her friend looked up and said with a smile, "His clothes are made in the best of style, If you can find better I'll stand a treat, Geo. Wasson's fine tailor ing Is hard to beat." DUDE BARBER If you want to look like tho man in question, your best plan would bo to seo L TAILORING J HIGH WATER A. M. P. SI. Date. h. m. ft. h. m.l ft. Wednesday .1 0:12 7.3 0:32 7.1 Thursday . 2 0:52 7.4 1:17 6.9 Friday . . 3 1:25 7.4 2:02 6.4 Saturday . .4 2:02 7.3 2:49 5.9 SUNDAY . 5 2:37 6.9 3:37 5.4 Monday . . 6 3:17 6.5 4:37 4.S LOW WATKRi A. M. 1 P. k. Date. h. m. ft. h. in. ft. Wednesday II 6:24 0.3 6:37 0.4 Thursday . .2 7:09 -0.1 7:17 0.9 Friday . . 3 7:51 -0.3 7:59 1.5 Saturday . .4 8:39 -0.3 8:37 2.2 SUNDAY . 5 9:21 -0.1 9:17 2.8 Monday .. .0 10:09 0.3 10:05 3.3 WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated Press.) WESTERN OREGON. Fair to night. Light frost except near the coast. Westerly winds. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- PORT For twenty-four hours ending G p. m., March 31st, by Dr. E. Mlngus, local co- operative government ob- server. Maximum 53 4 Minimum 38 At 6 p. m 4S Precipitation 32 Q Wind, Northwest; cloudy. L. R. ROBERTSON is In Coqulllo to day on telephone business. GEORGE W. GILBERTSON of Glen dale, is a Coos Bay visitor. IJrcakwntcr in Friday. The steamship Breakwater will reach Coos Bay early Friday from Portland. Undergoes Operation. Mr. Berk ren of tho Umpqua Life S. S., was operated on yesterday at the General hospital for abcess of appendix. Doctor Removes. Dr. B. P. Bam baugh is removing today from the Lockhart building into new offices in the Coos building. Win Honors in School. Rufus Weaver was second and Fred Mc Cormac, third in the drawing contest of maps of South America in the Seventh grade. The work dono by these pupils is pronounced excellent. Electric Power On Today. Firms relying on electric power today had more less difficulty by tho current going off. At tho office of the Gas and Electric company it was stated that the trouble was duo to repair work in progress on the down town lines. Site Not Yet Secured. Tho have not yet closed tho deal lot at Queen and Sheridan they expect to erect a club The lodge meets tonight and hoped to have tho site secured other preliminaries could bo ed to. Eagles for tho where house, it was so that attend- , I u Occupy New Olllces. Dr. A. L. Houseworth and Dr. E. E. Straw are today moving into their new oiriccs in tho Flanagan and Bennett bank's new building. They will have suites on tho second floor and while they are not in partnership, they will havo a reception-room in common. Circulate Petitions. II. E. Wil cox of McKinley, formerly captain of a life station, is entering tho Hold as a candidate for county commis sioner. His petition to go before tho Republican primaries is being cir culated by C. J. Mahoney. Mr. Wil cox aspires for tho seat now held by Lloyd Spires. CnrilwcII Will Speak. W. W. Cardwell, tho Rosoburg lawyer who Is a candidate for district attorney, Is In Marshfield today. Ho has ac cepted an Invitation to speak beforo tho Chamber of Commerce Friday night. Ho Is greatly Interested In tho Second Southern Oregon district fair and expects to havo several horses entered for tho races. Cult Call Hurt ice at Any Honr Good Ilcatro aud Vehicles. 0EISNICR, MILLER & CO. livery, Feed mid Sale Stable. Wood for fiaio. Third A t. Phone 11 UarnhfleM A CARD. To tho Republican voters of Coos county, Oregon. Gentlemen: I de sire to announce myself as candidato for the ofllco of county commissioner subject to your approval, at tho pri mary election, April 17th. W. TAYLOR DEMENT. A HANDSOME cue will bo giv&n as a prize for the highest scoro for tho month of April at.Tha Bird Bil liard Parlors. , , Mrs. Hargelt to Return. Mrs. E. S. Bargelt who has been seriously ill at Portland has written to her husband that she is recovering rapid ly and hopes to return to Marshfield in about a week. Mr. Dargolt re turned from Portland a few days ago, having remained thoro until Mrs. Bargolt was out of danger. Tho favorable news concerning Mrs, Bar gelt's condition will bo welcomed by tne many friends of the couple on Coos Bay. Out for Coniinlhsloner. W. Tay lor Dement of Myrtle Point, is on Coos Bay securing signers to his peti tion to become a candidato beforo tho Republican primaries April 17th, for county commissioner. P. A. DEVERS and wife will leave on tho steamer Breakwater Satur day for Portland to spend Easter with their son who Is attending tho Columbia University at that place. Mr. Dovers will also take up somo Important business af fairs which will occupy him for about a month before returning to Coos Bay. LOUIS" GUNDERSON of Gardiner, is looking after business Interests here. CHARLES MERCHANT Is in Marsh field as tho guest of relatives for a few days. NED. C. KELLEY of CoquilleV Js a Marshfield visitor today. MRS. ERNEST SANFORD and MISS BYERS were shopping in Marsh field yesterday. J. QUINCY SMITH was in Marsh- Held Tuesday attending to busi ness transactions. WALTER IRVINE of Eureka, Cal., Is on Coos Bay for a short timo at tending to business affairs. W. W. GATCHELL of Myrtle Point, is visiting friends and looking nfter business interests hero today. SHERIFF GAGE of Coqtillle. is in this city for a few days attending to business affairs and visiting friends. MR. JOEHNK returned to this city yesterday after having been at Bandon for a few days attending to business affairs. J. M. ROGERS representing Nathan Dohman & Company, of San Fran cisco, Is making a business circuit of this country. HERBERT LOCKHART returned to Marshfield yesterday from Co qulllo where ho was attending to business affairs. R. D. KIMBALL has returned to Marshfield after having been ab sent for a few weeks; making a business tour of tho Coqullle country. MRS. MERCHANT and MRS. LYDIA LANG returned to this city last night after having spent a few days at Billiards, as tho guests oC relatives. L. D. PETTYJOHN returned to Marshfield yesterday after having mado a business circuit of tho Co qulllo country nnd Bandon. Will Locate Here. L. 13. Bllvo and family arrived this morning f tho steamer Alllunco from Portia' Ore. Mr. Bllven comes tp, charge of the Battle CreoV baths located in th now ing, having had ten year in this lino of work, j graduato nurso and v the Battle Crock Sanlf chlgan. He expects to W. TALYOR DEMENT of Myrtlo Point, was on Coos Bay this week In the Interest of his candidacy for county commissioner. Ho left for Coqullle this morning. R. S. BROWNE, representing a San Francisco firm who has been mak ing a business tour of this coun try, has now completed his circuit and left this morning for tho south. MRS. KRUSE returned to her homo on Isthmus Inlet yesterday after having spent a few days at Bandon as tho guest of her sister, Mrs. Rogers, and also at Aberdeen whero sho visited her son, Archlo Km Be. MR. WERNICK of tho Westlnghouso Electric Company, returned to Portland yesterday aftor having sold Seymour II. Bell a Westing house generator for tho new light plant at Porter. M. D. CROWNER, who has been spending the last two months on Coos Bay departed this morning for Portland, where ho will remain for a few weeks, thenco going to Alaska for tho summer. WM. OAKEN and wife of Marshfield, left yesterday for their now homo In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Oaken havo been on Coos Bay for tho past six months and mado many frlenxls all of whom greatly regret tho departure. BERT. NORRIS and daughter. Ethel, will leave tho last of tho week on a six weeks tour along tho Northwest coast, with Victoria ns tho objective point, and Port land and tho Sound cities em braced in tho itinerary. LETS CONTRACT FOR FINE NEW BUILDING. M. J. Mnngnn AVill Erect Two-Story Structure on South Broad way nt .Once. M. J. Mangan, tho undertaker, to day awarded tho contract to tho Grid iron Construction company for a two story building to be erected on Broadway about threo blocks south ol tho Tlmos office. Tho buildlnr wi bo 'pi -., cost n scrlbr TL an i r - jJVtA ' MdJUtl
