The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, April 25, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texteg THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREG ON, SATURDAY 25, 1908. - IV L M etor$ Are ever No maLter where A saving in power a reduction in expense output an improvement in product some decided ment always results when Motors turn the wheels. These benefits are especially valuable to Bakers Blacksmiths BoLUers Butchers Confectioners Anyone Using Marshfield TBe Coos Bay Gas (to Electric COMPANY 1'ttttMM1""" f,.Al4t4tt4 4. fttt4 rt A Special 1 1 Acres, 3 miles from town; 3 Cows, 1 50 Hens, 11-4 acres This is without doubt the best buy on the market for $2,600 -SEE-- STUTSMAN & CO- -Aajy iJJKKg 2aEBBaffiurnrf7 -- Cub Cull Service at Any Hour Good Heime aud Vehicles. IIEISNKR, MILLER & CO. IJvery, Feed and Salo Stable. Wood for Sale. Third A. A Bt. PIioiip 1201 Varahfleld Building Material CEMENT BRICK LIME, PLASTER FIRE CLAY FIRE BRICK SEWER PIPE DRAIN TILE and TERRA C0TTA GOODS WHOLESALE and RETAIL SEE US FOR. FAIR. PRICES NORTH BEND HARDWARE (Si, SUPPLY North Ilciul, Oregon. Needed Wh Whe Tut they are or what they drive Contractors Dentists Dressmakers Grocers Launderers Power Can Profit and NorLh Bend room FOR TABLE USE TRY Wolnhard's Bottled Beer MARSDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE Phono 481 Orders Delivered Free. Wo will store your goods for lc Paint Q" cubic feet. Bay Slda c-ti Bend. PLUM3ING SUPPLIES FIRST CLASS PLUMBING and TINNING SHOP IN OPERATION CO. I nap ere- It an increase in lmprove- Housekeepers Jewelers Machinists Printers by Consulting Oregon - O - ft - fi.ft i..ttt(t,tt(tttt LOST A hand level, to City Engineer's ceive reward. Finder return Office and re- FOR SALE OR RENT Good 40 room hotel. Address "Opportun ity" care Times. FOR SALE CHEAP Three chair barber shop, centrally located in North Bend. For particulars in quire of C. L. Reeves, prop., next door Union saloon. FOR RENT After Monday, April 27th, largo storeroom with double front, adjoining Breakwater ware house. Apply to Robert Marsden. GIRL WANTED To do general' housework. Apply Mrs. J. A. Matson. . 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-acro tracts at $60 and $05 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 set of House hold Goods, cheap. P. F. Gagnon. 160 ACRES of land for sale. Ad dress, Mrs. R. McCann. North Bend. $$OS$$0$0-0$$$$$$O5$WX 8 First Class Turkey i and Chicken Dinner Tomorrow Besides other Sun- day Specialties SMITH'S CAFE I X AT THE CHURCHES A i A'JHOLIC CM Till II. A A Rev. Father DONNELLY. A CATHOLIC. Mass will bo celebrat ed at North Bend at S o'clock Sun day morning, and In Marshfield at 10:30 o'clock. The Ilov. Father Donnelly, pastor. A Tlli: LITHKRAN CHL'HCII. A A Ilov. B. F. Bengtson, Pastor. A ZrSbiA'S'ASS'SsA,',1At,'AAAX LUTHERAN CHURCH. Sunday school, 9:30 a. in.; service, 10:30 a. m.; Young People's Society, 7 p. m.; service, S p. in. Preach ing at Hast Maislifield, school house, 3 p. in. B. F. Bengtson, pastor. A CHRISTIAN isCIENCE. A CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Services will be held In the Masonic Tem ple, Sunday at 11a. in. Subject: "Probation after Death." A cor dial invitation is extended to all. A ENGLISH LUTHERAN. A A WM. F. HOLL, Pastor. A ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH. At Red Men's hall. Morning serv ice, 11 a. m.; Sunday school, 12 a. m.; Luther League, 6:45 p. in.; evening service, 7:30 p. m. Wm. F. Holl, pastor. v nVWWWWTCx A FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. A Rev. D. W. THURSTON . &fAAAAAXAA?&!AAAAAXAy FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 10 a. m., Bible school, F. M. Stewart, superintendent; 11 a. nu, sermon: "An Unforgotten Past"; 3 p. m., Junior Union, Ivan Gulovson, sup erintendent; 7 p. m., Young Peo ple's service, subject: "Foreign Mibsions," George Swiggett, lead er; S p. m.( A Grand Temperance Rally, with special music by a large chorus choir under the direc tion of C. J. Mlllis, and an address by the pastor on tne subject: "Shall My Boy Become a Drunk ard, or The Great Sin of Our Na tion." Every one who is interested in the boys and girls of Marshfield, and who desire to save them from ruin are most cordially invited to this service. D. W. Thurston. A METHODIST EPISPOCAL A A W. R. F. BROWNE, Pastor. A METHODIST EPISCOPAL. 10 a. m., Sabbath school, E. L. Church, superintendent: 11 a. m., sermon by Rev. A. F. Lacy of North Bend, subject, "The Watchman on the Walls." 3 p. m. Junior League, Miss Nettie Woolley, superintend ent; 7 p. m., Epworth League, Air. Arthur Drews, president; S p. m., sermon, subject, "Behold your King." At the morning service Mrs. R. Slmmeral and Miss Mabel Tiffeny will sing, "Let Thy Loving Arms Enfold Me." At the evening service, Prof. Bridges will sing "Resurrection." At the close of the morning service the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be ad ministered. To all of these serv ices, a most cordial welcome is ex tended. W. R. F. Browne, pastor. A FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. A A H. H. BROWN, Pastor. A XA,'A,,WJWA,fXXAAA,,$$$G04 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. The Sunday school convenes for Bible study at 10 a. m. Morning wor ship is held at 11 o'clock. The pastor will preach. Theme: Reli gion Pure and Practical. The music at this service will include the anthem, "Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone," by Havens; and a solo selected by Mr. C. E. Butter field, The Christian Endeavor service is held promptly at 7 o'clock. Subject: Paton and Mis sions in the Islands. Acts 28:1-10. Leader, Miss Ruth Smith. Even ing service at 8 o'clock. The song service will include the anthem, "Let the Words of My Mouth," by Baumbach, and a solo selected by Mr. Leroy Smith, in addition to the inspiring gospel songs. The pastor will preach, subject: The Great est Work as the Greatest Sport. The choir is under the direction of Professor E, A. Todd, organist. Strangers are cordially Invited to all our services and are given a hearty welcome. H. H. Brown, pastor. Mother has remodeled her restau rant to some extent and now has private rooms for ladles. BEST REAL ESTATE TO BUY'. 40 acres on Coos River 3 acres bottom 7 to 8 acres bench spmo Improvements $750 28 acres, fine creek bottom and bench mostly cleared and In fine cultivation houso and im provements snap Is saying good big interest on this amount. $5,000. Big Dairy and Stock farm on nav igable tide- water, suitable for div iding Into small tracts if desired about is bottom land flno Improvements Per ncro $10 Other bargains in farms and acreago Fine Improved residence property In West Marshfield Bay View S2,:$00. Fine Improved Residence property In West Marshfield $2,000 Splendid building lots In Railroad addition, West and South Marsh field, and North Marshfield, each S300 to $000. I. S. KAUFMAN & CO. Tattle of the Town Little grains of fact sifted from the chaff of gossip Hying up and down tlio town. i LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- PORT. O For twenty-four hours end- lng 6 p. m., April 24, by Dr. E. Mingus, local cooperative government observer. Maximum 54 Minimum 45 At C p. m 50 Precipitation 49 Wind, Northwest; partly cloudy. COOS BAY TIDES The following tables give the oours of high and low tides for every jay this week: HIGH WATERI A. M. V. M. Saturday .25 1:55 3.2 2:09 0.8 SUNDAY ..26 3:09 2.4 3:09 0.9 LOW WATER A. M. J 1 M. Date. h. m. ft. h. m.l ft. MAY, 11)08. Date. h. m.l ft. I h. in. ft. Saturday . .21 7:341-0.91 7:29 2.6 SUNDAY . .3 8:09-0.6i 8:07 3.0 Buys North Bend Store. John R. Miller of Marshfield, was in Co quille Tuesday on business. Mr. Mil ler has purchased the bankrupt stock of groceries of the Russel Bros., at North Bend. Coquille Sentinel. Lawyers to Coquille. Nearly every Coos Bay lawyer went to Co quille Friday morning to be present at the opening of Circuit Court by Judge Hamilton. Basebnll Meeting. It is likely that Manager Charles Howard of the Marshfield baseball team and Man ager A. Whlsnant of the North Bend team, will go to Coquille tomorrow or Sunday at attend a meeting of the baseball managers to arrange a sche dule for the season. Small Steamer Snagged. The steamer plying on the Coquille be tween Bandon and Coquille, was snagged Thursday night, and is now out of commission. A large hole was torn in the bottom but she suc ceeded in running ashore before she filled with water. The Favorite has been undergoing repairs and had it not been for the timely arrival of the Wolverine, transportation on the Coquille would have been tied up. New Store to Open. George Rotner, the former Coos Bay young man who is to manage J. L. Bow man's new store here, arrived in Marshfield yesterday, and Is arrang ing for the opening which will be about May 1st. The store will oc cupy quarters in tho new Coos building and will be called tho Coos Bay Store. Men's clothing and fur nishings will be handled. Mr. Rot ner Is being warmly welcomed back by his old friends and acquaintances. Lease Baseball Grounds. Man ager Charles Howard closed a leaso today for tho Marshfield baseball park for five months. He has called a meeting of the fans to be held Monday night in the city hall and hopes to have a good turnout so that tho season can bo btarted in good shape. As boon as this meet ing is held, the general meeting of tlie managers of the teams In the proposed league will be held to ar range a schedule. NORTH BEND NEWS J. W. Woods attended the mas querade ball In Mar3hileld Thursday. Mrs. Dr. E. Mingus of Marshfield, was a North Bond shopper yesterday. Mrs. Peterson of North Inlet, Is visiting relatives and friends in North Bend today. Miss Marion Emhoff attended tho masquerade ball In Marshfield Thurs day evening. Mrs. Ed. Johnson left on the Breakwater this morning for Port land where she will visit relatives. L. J. Simpson, Mrs. Simpson, W. F. Bode and Mrs. Keating left today for Sunset Bay whero they will enjoy a "brief outing. L. A. Seeley, who has recently been employed at the Porter mill, and wife and daughter left this morning for Chico, Cal. Miss McNey, who has beon assist ant In tho North Bend postofllco, will go to Portland shortly to spend tho summor. Her health has been poor recently and she hopes to completely recuperate during her vacation. Tho Rov. J. Burkhart of tho North Bond Presbyterian church, Is expect ed home today from Grants Pass whero ho has been attending tho southwestern Orgeon conference. Dr. O. E. Smith, a pioneer dentist of Marshfield and Coos Bay, but who has been located at Eugene recently, camo over yesterday to visit rolatlves hero and look after property inter ests. Mrs. A. C. Brown, two sons and Miss Incy Brown left this morning for Snohomish, "Wash., where they expect to uiuko their homo for a time, at lea&t. Tlioy havo resided horo about two years but recently Mrs. Brown has been in poor health and hopes secure bonoflt In tho farther north climate. THE SANITARY Moat Markot Is too busy to write ads, but thoy'ro all to tho good. C. II, Hall, proprietor, 'Phono 1001. I Personal Notes f j. on LINDEN business. has gone to Coquille . TIMMONS, a lumberman of As toria is on Coos Bay on business. MRS. McDANIELS and went to Coquille this a short stay. daughters morning for WM. NOBLE has returned from Ten Mile where ho ha3 been looking after his ranch. SIG. HANSEN, the well-known Co quille business man, Is in Marsh Held todny on business. DR. E. MINGUS went to Coqulllo this morning to look after matters In court In which he is interested. W. BENNETT returned last even ing from Coquille where he was attending the opening session of court. F. S. DOW Is rapidly rernver'ng from the mumps, with which ho has been ill for the past wpnk, and hoped to get down this afternoon. JUDGE E. O. POTTER of Eugene, is on Coos Bay in the interests of the state appropriation for Oregon State University at Eugene, and visiting friends here. DR. E. SMITH of Eugene, a pioneer dentist of Marshfield, arrived here yesterday to visit friends and re latives and to look after property Interests. NUMBER of the office employes of the C. A. Smith mill are preparing for an enjoyable outing up Coos River Sunday, the Mabel H. being engaged for the trip. MRS. A. W. RHINEHART, sister of Mrs. C. H. Marsh, has returned from Southern California whero she has been spending the winter and will spend considerable time visiting In Marshfield. . C. W. BERRY, a prominent rail road contractor of Portland, pass ed through Marshfield en route to Coquille where ho will look after business interests. Whether Wt visit has any connection with thci proposed Drain-Coos Bay railroad could not be ascertained today. MRS A. O'KELLY, wife of Captain J. O'Kelly has returned from Southern California where she has been visiting relatives and friends. She spent some time at Paso Robles whero she had the pleasuro of meeting Rear Admiral Evans of the Atlantic fleet who is now so journing there for the benefit of his health. JUDGE WATKINS of Portland, camo to Coos Bay yesterday to look after business Interests and to vis it relatives in this section. Ho states that everything Is prosper ous at Portland. He was pleased at tho growth of Marshflekl, for which there is still a warm spot in his heart even if ho did uoo away from hero several years nfo. WORKMAN FALLS AND IS BADLY INJURED. .Tames Bhulsoe Sustains Broken Col lar Bone and Other Injuries nt Railway Dock. James Bludsoo, a Marshfield long shoreman, was badly injured as a result of a fall whilo engaged in load ing tho steamer Esther Buhne, with lumber, at tho railroad dock. Ho slipped and fell, striking on his head and shoulder. He was taken to Mercy hospital where It was found that ho had sus tained a broken collar bone, a severe scalp wound and some bad bruises. No lasting ill-results are anticipated from his injuries. For a good chicken dinner, go to Mother's, tomorrow. TO THE MAN WHO STOLE THE POWDER IN SENOSTACKEN'S ADDITION. Better return powder where you got It by Monday morning. It will rolleve your conscience, if you have any, and wo need the explosives to make clearing for a lot of flno houses. Besides, I know the color of your hair, and how often you comb It. HENRY SENGSTACKEN. NOTICE TO BASEBALL AND FANS. PLAYERS Thore will bo a meeting of thoso Interested In baseball Monday even ing at 8 o'clock sharp, at the Council Chambers City Hall for the purpose of perfecting an organization and to devise ways and mean3 of sustain ing a ball team In th,ls town. Also to discuss forming a Coos County League. All thpso Interested aro earnestly requested to be present. C. A. HOWARD, Acting Manager. SATURDAY EVENING SNAPS. 2 Lots on Broadway $1,250. 2 Lots on Broadway, with houso $2,000 1 Lot and Houso in Bay Park. $525. 135x140 on 'C and Bennett streets $800 1,500 Acres Coal Land. .. .$7,500 8 Lots In Boiso addition for $425 50 acres cholco platting land, closo in, at $105 per aero. Seo Title Guaranteo and Trust Company. II. SENGSTACKEN. Storo your Goods with the Si 'a Paint Co., North Bend. Bay H ff fl S9 i Jl; 1 I .1-1 f i, .4A