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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1908)
5?- THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1908. hssz l Shoes that Make Your Feet Laugh The PACKARD m Have you seen the classy blood Oxfords just out? I have just re ceived a shipment and I find the new shoe one of the classiest Shoes EVER PUT ON THE MARKET WATCH MY SHOE WINDOW IT WILL TELL Marshfield, Oregon Corner C Street and Broadway NOTICE. Having found It necessary to make some repairs and Improvements In our ovens that will result In render ing the public better service with our baked goods, wc have been compelled to shut down our ovens for a few days. During this time we will serve our patrons with bread secured else where, but after the first of next week, will again resume service from our own bakery. COOS BAY BAKERY. t r Tattle of the. Town Little grams of fact sifted from the chuff of gossip flying up nud down the town. HX Championship of the world Prize Fight To-Night HEUM THEATE Performances 7:30 and 8:45 p. m. Admission 10c liR PMBUnaMaaHaa The Rink, Saturday Night, April 8th Grand Masquerade Carnival on Roller Skates Usual Prioes to Skaters. Spectators 10c each D. L. AVER.Y, Prop. FOR RENT After Monday, April 27th, large storeroom with double front, adjoining Breakwater ware house. Apply to Robert Marsden. LOST Knights Templar watch, charm. Leave at Times office and receive reward. GIRL WANTED To do general housework. Apply Mrs. J. A. Matson. FOR RENT Two largo well fur nished front rooms, with fire, all modern conveniences. Apply Mrs. Jno. Greenwood, 'B' street, across from Steam Laundry. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- POUT. For twenty-four hours end- Ing G p. in., April 20, by Dr. E. Mingus, local cooperative government observer. Maximum ,55 Minimum 39 At C p. m 49 Precipitation 05 Wind, Northwest: cloudy. Personal Notes j; MISS ANDERSON was the guest of friends in this city yesterday. MRS. HOBCK of North Bond, was shopping in Marshfield yesterday. NORTH BEND NEWS Mrs. W. Schlffle of Eastsldo, Is vis iting North Bend friends. WEATHER FORECAST. WESTERN OREGON. Show- ers tonight and Wednesday; south to east winds. O COOS BAY TIDES Tbo following tables givo the nours of high and low tides for every uay this week: FOR SALE The business and fix tures of Castle Restaurant, North Bend. Snap for right party See WM. SNYDER, Prop. tenmaattmtt:jmtmwmmmj mmmmajtmmm: MASlfcKS & McLAIN I General Contractors Crashed Rock Uuildlng Stone Concrete Pedcstnls Sand, Brick, Lime, Cement Wholesale nnd Retail Dealers in BEAVER HILL COAL Flair and Wood Fibre Plaster Building Paper Roofing Paper Asphalt nnd Carbollniuin Office, Broadway and Queen Streets. Phono Main 2011 MARSHFIELD, OREGON Ismmtttm ttuntstnammntntxKttmtt nnnxuitutiiimtxmttttmttxuitiimiixtm Portland & Coos Bay S;VS. Line BREAKWATER Sails from Portland Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sails from Coos Bay Satu days at Service of Tide. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, bath, hot and cold water, from ?1.75 to $3.00 per week. Call at Mars dens' big house on Pine St. FOR SALE Beautiful 5-acre tracts at ?G0 and $65 per acre. Owner C. H. Chandler, Bandon, Oregon. FOR RENT Single room in Nas burg building. Apply E. S. Bar gelt, Red Cross Drug store. FOR SALE. Complete et of House hold Goods, cheap. P. F. Gagnon. 1C0 ACRES of land for sale. Ad dress, Mrs. R. McCann, North Bend. HIGH WATER A. M. P. M. Tuesday .. 21 9:441 0.0 9:49 3.6 Wednesday 22 10:43 -0.1 11:03 3.8 Thursday 23 11:49 0.2 Friday . . 24 0:29 3.7 12:59 0.6 Saturday . 25 1:55 3.2 2:09 0.8 SUNDAY ..26 3:09 2.4 3:09 0.9 LOW WATERj A. M. P. M. Date. I h. ra.l ft. h. m. ft. Tuesday . ,31 5:43 0.7 5:57 0.3 MAY, 1008. Date. h. m. ft. h. m. ft. Friday . . .1 6:53 -0.8 C'oo 2.2 Saturday . .2 7:34 -0.9 7:29 2.6 SUNDAY . .3 8:09 -0.6 8:07 3.0 ll-lll I Ml t Boy is III. The young son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Dodge Is reported ill of the grip. Sirs. Ducbner Better. Mrs. Dueb ner, who has been quite ill, is re ported slightly Improved today. She Is suffering from bronchitis. EDITOR WIIISNANT and wife were visiting Marshfield on Sunday. MRS. B. JACOBS was attending to business affairs in this city yesterday. E. L. DEXTER of Coos River, was at tending to business affairs in Marshfield yesterday. A. MATSON returned to Marsh field Sunday after having made an extended trip thru California. MISS GERTRUDE MITCHELL has accepted a position as assistant in the W. R. Haines Music Store. ED. NOAH and wife of Coos River, were In Marshfield Monday attend ing to business affairs. MISS KRUSE and sister Miss Laura Kruse of North Bend, were shop ping In Marshfield yesterday. A. B. Daly of Marshfield, Is North Bend today on business. in The Redondo Is loading here for San Diego and other southern points. The Omega Is at Old North Bend loading with lumber for-- southern points. " ' Miss Myrtle Hodson is now work ing a few hours each evening in tho telephono exchange. One of the twin babies of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Burhart is reported quite 111. Mr. Burhart Is head filer at the C. A. Smith mill. Miss Lizzie Blake, who was laid up for five or six weeks at her homo In North Bend with smallpox, has com pletely recovered and Is now ablo to bo out. MRS. P. L. PHELAN of Myrtle Point Is spending a few days in Marsh field as the guest of relatives. MISS HELEN LANDRETH has again was shopping in Marshfield yester day and incidentally visiting with friends. MRS. SCHNEIDERHAHN of North Bend, was shopping In Marshfield yesterday and Incidentally visiting relatives. Democrats to Sleet. The meeting of the Democrats of Coos county to discuss the coming campaign will be held in Coquille, April 25th, instead of April 22d, as has been announced. '8 Sails weekly for San Francisco, carrying freight and combustibles only Our Business Men's Lunch Hat become very popular. Served from 1 1 a. m. to 2 p. m. Try it once and you will know the reason why. 25 centos SMITH'S CAFE j C. F. McCollum, Agt. j Phone Main 34 - - - - A. St. Dock L:ES2Sa5HSZ5HSE5H5SS?5a5HSESHSESHOT2HSESZa2SHSHSE5HSHE?JicL5H.5H5HSHS2S Favor Us and Yourself By buying your furniture here, This is the only fur niture store in the city where no second hand goods are carried and our prices are right too. A fair profit is all we ask, Anything in the furniture line to be had here, SOME SPECIAL PIECES of high grade furniture that just arrived are now on display at this store, Come and inspect the stock whether you wish to buy or not, 1 10c 7:30 and 8:45 10c HHK C. A. JOHNSON FRONT STREET V CRYST THEATRE Coon Sketch Song "Farewell Mister Ahaer Hemingway" Demaris Gabbert and Vince Pratt Moving Pictures The Spy, a Civil War Drama, Gamekeepers Dog, A Con stable, Please. Illustrated Songs "Shamrock" "Smarty" Miss Gulovson Better. Word 'rom Portland Is to the effect that Ilss Grace Gulovson who has been 111 -here for diphtheria the past five or six weeks, Is considerably Improved. She Is thought to be out of danger jut Is still in charge of a nurse. Mrs. Kn&burg in Sanitarium. Word has been received here that Mrs. Ei Nasburg, tone of the best known of, the pioneer residents of Marshfield, Is now receiving treat ment in a sanitarium at Oakland, Cal. Her many friends here are hop ing for her speedy recovery. Takes Charge of Brick Plant. M. P. Castle and son Tom Castle were visitors in Marshfield yesterday. Mr. Castle has taken charge of the "Tay lor SigHn" brick yard on Isthmus Inlet. They turned out the first brick ,asb Saturday and report It an excel lent quality. FRED. T. WEAVERRY is on Coos Bay for a short time attending to business affairs and also visiting with friends. MRS. SHERWOOD and daughter, Clare of Coquille, returned to their home in thai city after a few daysi visit on Coos Bay with relatives." The first shipment of new potatoes this season reached North Bend on the M. F. Plant from San Francisco. They retail at six cents per pound and consequently are quite a luxury. tOMWHM Mrs. A. J. Sherwood and daugh ter, Miss Clare, have returned home to Coquille after visiting friends hero and attending tho Nelson-Rogers wedding. Letters received from Mrs. Georgo Morris say that she, her husband and the children, Madge, Lillian and Rus sel, are doing nicely at Oakland, Cal. They formerly resided on Coos Bay and have a host of friends here. Mr. and Mrs. H. Selvog and chil dren, Edla, Oliver and Harvey, of Eastslde, have started for their old home in Carwood, Minn., where they expect to remain. During their resi dence here, they made many friends who will greatly regret their departure. JAS. LTJDGWIG and family of the Eastslde, moved to Marshfield yes terday. Mr. Ludgwig having ac cepted employment in this city. MISS HELEN LAUDRETH has again resumed teaching in the Public school after an absence of several weeks caused on account of sickness. A. DANIELS is on Coos Bay for a short time attending to business transactions and incidentally vis iting with relatives for a short time. May Divide District. County Superintendent W. H. Bunch, has re ceived a petition from tho residents of School District No. 9, asking that the district be divided and made into two districts, the part lying east of coal bank slough being made a sep arate district. The petition is from tho residents of the proposed new district. IWQ-tX W. ir. Hunch Here. County Superintendent W. H. Buch is in Marshfield today to attend the first number of tho teachers' lecture course. He says that the prospects are good for tho course, throughout tho county and he expects that the teachers, pupils and patrons will In sist that it bo made a permanent thing. Ho is highly gratified over his renomlnatlon by the Republicans in tho primaries Friday. A. M. SUMNER and wife of Bandon, arrived In Marshfield on tho noon train yesterday, and will remain for some time as the guests of relatives. MRS. MORTON of Libby passed thru Marshfield yesterday on her way to Libby, after having visited in North Bend for a few days as tho guest of relatives. MISS JOTTIE WATSON of Coquille, arrived in Marshfield yesterday, on her way to Coos City where she will remain for a short time with relatives. Later Miss Watson will visit friends in Marshfield. B. PIERCE, tho representative of tho Pacific Coast Syrup Company, is in Marshfield for a few days at tending to business affairs. After leaving here Mr. Pierce will visit Coquille and the river towns. "I"!!"!"'!"!"!"'!"!-'!1'!"!"!"!"! '1"I"I"I -'I"1"1"I' 1 OUR PURE PORK SAUSAGE Hams must be trimmed and shaped and tho nice lean Pieces of pork cut from tho hams, with just enough of the fat mixed in to make tho sausage cook right not too fat and not too lean seasoned with pure spices and made in as cleanly surroundings as though In your own kitchen. That's how our sausages are made. All pork used In our sausages has passed government Inspection and we call them just what they aro, Pure pork sausage," nothing moro nor nothing less. There are "fancy brands" qf sausago In the market at double our Price that can't touch them for goodness. OUR PRICE PURE PORK SAUSAGE 10c POUND The CITY MARKET J-H. Noble, Prop. - - - Marshfield, Oregon E5HSE5HSa5ESHSlSHSHEESHSESHSlSZSZStfEFa5ESHSH5HSESE5HSHj?SH5Z5ESaSZSa5a 1 8-HEAD-OF-HOGS 1 The average Person will consume i( In their natural life time, 18-head-of- t hogs most of which will be In the ' ' shape of ' Hams, Bacon and Lard This being ths Case Do You Realize the Importance of Pure Hams, Bacon, Lard, AVo Do! knowing this and being experts in these particular necessities of llfo, wo have chosen with Great Care and study the following Brands' as being superior to all others. M. M. BARTLEY of Los Angeles, came to this city yesterday by way of Roseburg and will remain hero permanently. Mr. Bartley spent some time on Coos Bay last sum mer and was greatly impressed with tho vicinity. EVENTS OF COQUILLE. Items of Interest at Coos County SenrtJTakcn From the Sentinel. F. A. Bates, formerly of this city, is making arrangements to start a steam laundry in Bandon. Tho build ing Is already under construction, and it is expected that the plant will be in working order by the middle of May. Dr. James Richmond Is erecting"1 a residence on the lot in tho eastern part of the city, which he purchased of Jonathan Snow recently. Circuit court convenes April 2Gth, with a heavy docket before It. Tho probabilities are that the grand jury will havo all it can do. Tho Coquille River Transportation Company have changed their plans and have ordered a new engine and boilers for their now boat which they are building. It Is expected that it Will be ready to launch in about three months. Hugo Quest, who is time-keeper for tho Smith-Powers Logging Com pany, reports that one night last week he was awakened by the bark ing of dogs and on going out doors he saw a full-grown elk going down the track; MYRTLE POINT POINTERS. Items of Interest Taken from tho Enterprise. May Medley of Norway, 12 years old, fell from her horse last Sunday morning, the animal falling over on top of her. At first It was feared that tho accident might prove fatal, but she Is better at last accounts. imrose Gate Lard, Eastern facon Sj ASK YOUR DEALER. ACCEPT NO OTHER E5E5E5SSE52SE5E5E5E5E5ESESS5E5E5S53 Largo Crowds at tho Crystal. Two large and enthusiastic audiences greeted tho now bill at tho Crystal last night. The film that made the hit was "Tho Spy" a drama of Civil War times. A Union spy Is captured in a confederate camp and -condemned to die. His thrilling rescue by a detachment of Union soldiers just as the execution Is to take place Is very dramatic. "Tho Gamekeep er's Dog" also proved to be an ap plause winner with tho house. Tho Coon sketch song "Falrwoll Mister Abnor Hemingway, by Vlnco Pratt and Demaris Gabert, was well presented and persistently encored. Tho two Illustrated songs aro especi ally good and tho slides aro now and novel. Tho whole program is an ex ceptionally good one and enjoyed by all. J. C. Roberts last week sold his In terest in tho general merchandise business of Roberts & Brown to Ar thur Brown, brother of L. E from Leo. Possession was given to tho new firm the first of tho week and the business is now being conducted under tho name of Brown Brothers. , Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Clin ton of tho North Fork, a daughter. EVENTS OF COQUILLE. A baseball nlno composed of young lads played a game with tho Myrtle Point team last Sunday on the lat ter's grounds. Tho score was 20 to 17 In favor of the visiting team. DON'T fail to get seats for tho en tertainment Tuesday night. Tho at traction Is far above tho ordinary. Much better than tho average travel ing theatre companies. Opera House, admission 35c and 50c. Dia up. Your old oxplred flro Insurance policies and havo thorn ronowed with reliable policies by Tltlo Guarantee and Abstract Company. HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Mgr. NOTICE. Tho Inter-Ocean Transportation Company will not bo responsible for any bills contracted for tho steamer Nann Smith by any one without a written order signed by an officer of the vessel or an officer of tho C. A.. Smith Lumber Company. You aro invited to attend a Bas ket Social to bo hold at Red Men's hall, Friday ovo, April 2-ith, given by Epworth League A good tlmo guaranteed. Musical program. Ladles please bring baskets. Everybody como; admission freo. Storo your Goods with tho Sl'.e Paint Co., North Bend. Bay K frl VI ! I (1 I 1 afcTfwuantfcjnTTT m
