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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1908)
THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1908. 5 mmmmtmmmmmmmm:m:wmittmmtmmmmHH8 tt H Tonight, Friday and Saturday May 28, 29 and 30th TIIK SNOW MAX One of the latest feature films produced by the Amer ican Slutoscopc and Olograph Company. A snowman In a country school yard comes to life. Ho makes a gay revel of the night and comes to an untimely end In the cold graydown of the morning after. Three other comic films: THK FOX. AX UNLUCKY SHIRTWAIST. STOLEN CHICICEX. Two new illustrated songs: "For the Rod, White mid llluc." With beautiful slides of many of the warships now on our coast. "Aie You Sincere." One of the latest waltz songs. n tt tt tt 1 OP Perfrmances 7:45 and 8:45 lJ Admission ES2SZ5Z5HSaSS5H55Z5HSZStSHSHSH5ZEa Form the most Important part o: GOLDEN GATE LAID Is It Necessary ASI Grocers E5HSHSHSZ5EcrHSc5Z575?.rajaEHSZS7.13 ;-:;v I x X X X X X mQ 1 .'iiiwijLi? iSrVSi Housekeepers depend on Coos Bay Bakery Its delicious "homo" quality the moist, rich only by tho best materials blended and baked most approved recipes. Tho cakes are baked and go fresh every morning to the counter. Cm$ Bay IBakeiy X'X P. Phone 3Cb33SL32i A Want Ad will - - - - - - :: - - - - - - - j.i SPRAYING LIME!!! Save Your Trees By Using Hydrated Lime SPECIALLY PREPARED FOR THIS PURPOSE. WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF UUILDING MATERIA! IN CESIENT, LISIE, I1RIOK, PLASTER, SEWER PIPE, FIRE RRICK, FIRE CLAY, ROOFING, DRAIN TILE, ETO. North Bend Hardware and Supply Co. NORTH BEND, OREGON. i t tt tt I tt I St I V :: t :: - U - - - - - - - - - - - - i THEATRE ESESES2SlF.15?ESHJ2SSSESBSa5ESZSa Id B To Ssiy More? jj g and Butchers r- Hi 2SaSH5E5HS55H5HSS52Sc5H5H5a5HSB52B n? ! K With an Eastman Kodak, Premo or Century Camera Full line at 3ED CROSS DRUG STORE Catalogues on application X Cake because of quality produced according to the on tho premises 3 X SMSruaSUBSPSSSnBBBKt&aSI .'COOS BAY MONUMENTAL WORKS I guarantee better work at lower prices, than can bo had elsewhere. Do not order monumental woik until you have SEEN Me 3 ! M. Stewait, Pi op. Corner 3d & D Sts. - - Main 1731 sell it for you :: - - - - tJ - n - - - - - u - - - tt :: i :: i tt tt n :t :: :: i tt :: - - - - - K - - - - - - - U - tt V n tt 8 tt p m. Ifr 11 C' FOR SALE. One cream separator, nearly new, $05 One 2-seated hack J55 One buckeye mower 20 I. S. SMITH, Marshfleld. WANTED Wo will pay cc a piece for empty oil cans. Coos Bay Oil and Supply Company. BEST BUY IN TOWN Two-story house strictly modern, fine big yard with lots of berries and gar den truck, $1,500 cash, balance all the time jou want. Apply Times office for full particulars. FOR RENT Two-room shack, elec tric lights and city water. C. II. Easton, Broadway, one block south of depot. FOR SALE Farm-horses, heavy draught horses, buggy horses. En quire of F. P. Norton, Marshfleld, Oregon. TWO modern furnished rooms for ! rent $G per month each. Aug. I Frlzeon, Broadway. ' FURNISHED suite rooms, modern i conveniences. Sirs. Dr. Murphy. FOR RENT Building on Front St., I suitable for carpenter-blacksmith or paint shop. See Title Guaran tee and Abstract Co. LOST Diamond ring sot with two rubles. Finder Phono 2103 or leave at Coos Bay Sheet Sletal Works. Broadway, near Queen Ave. Reward. LOST Sorrel colt, white stripo on face, ono white hind foot, largo size, fourteen months old, reward if returned or for information as to where to bo found. Robert A. Harrison, Llbby. WANTED Competent girl for gen eral housework. Good wages. Sirs I. S. Kaufman. FOR RENT Flats No. 3 and the new O'Connell Building. S. In 1G0 ACRES of land for sale. Ad drosq, Mrs. R. SIcCann. North Bend. FOR RENT Four-room house in West Slarshfleld. Apply to John Josephson. S$$$S?S$S$$S$S$$ ?$$$ SS1J58 S $ $ S $ S S $ A Few ? 9 Cents Invested In n Want Ad. Will Bring You 8 8 8 8 In Return. 8 8 8 8 9 $ S 9 9 8 8 8 8 8 8 S 8 S $ 8 8 8 8 8 888S$8S88S$88$8S '- ENTERTAINMENT AX1) HOP. Xovel Exhibition to be Olven iy Miss Villier's Dancing Clnss. The pupils of Miss Vllller's danc ing class will give an Interesting and novel entertainment at I. O. O. P. Hall, in the form of an entertainment and hop tomorrow, Friday evening. It will consist of a number of fancy dances In costume, by the fairy foot ed youngsters marking rhythmic time to entrancing music. Following the entertainment there will bo a hop in which all who are present may parti cipate. The following program will be given, music by Coos Bay Orches tra: Grand March, lead by. .Nora Tower. Charles Merchant. Two-step Class L'Ouverture Florence Flanagan. Sailors Hornpipe . .Proctor Flanagan Le Prlntemp8 Freda Holm Grace Williams. The Parasol Adelaide Clark Tally Ho Cracovlenne . . . .Edythe Pendergrass Marian Greenwood. Minime House Malda The Fairy Hellen Merchant. Fan Quartette La Flash Marie Nichols The Jockey Lillian Seaman La Cachucha The Flirtation Highland Fling ...Evelyn Flanagan Irish Tilt Grace Farrin La Tambourinne Alice McLaln Mario Seaman Reel Boss Flanagan The Harvester Bessie Douglas May Polo Dance. Challenge for Debate ProC. A. W. Sleeper, chairman of the Coos county Socialists, has sent a chal lenge to Major L. D. Kinney to meet a Socialist in joint debate at any point that would be satisfactory to Mr. Kinney. Mr. Sleeper has not received a reply yet. Who will rep resent the Socialists in case the chal lenge is accepted is not known. F. S. DOW wants good potatoes. Call for prices VOTERS ATTENTION. Do you believe In education? Do you want a Stato University? If so, vote "yes" No. 314 on the official ballot on election day. The passage of this bill will increase your taxes a little more than 2 cents if you pay taxes on ? 1,000 worth of property. All progressive citizens should sup ort the bill. : "Confidence in Us : Means Better 5 : Clothes for You" i; n kif. XAI L-ORlNQ I SIAKER OF FIRST CLASS I CLOTHES BUSINESS SUITS J AT POPULAR PRICES A SPECIALTY. I if PIIOXE No. 2211. J CLEANING AND PRESSING 'Miie Simplest Motor Built" 4 H. P. Complete $87 6 M. P. Complete $107.50 Other sizes in proportion C. il. CODDING Marshfield, Ore. JITIZENS OF COOS AND CURRY. A considerable number of tho citi zens of Coos county having express ed a desire that I should placo my namo beforo you as a candidate for tho positiou of Joint senator and as I havo consented so to do, therefore make the following declaration, If elected it will bo my earnest en deavor to advance and protect your interests without regard to private cliques or party affiliations, R. D. HUME. jy I . M T The Gray Tattle of the Town Little crams of fact sifted from J tho chnff of gossip flying up nud down tho town. WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated Press.) WESTERN OREGON. Cloudy with probably showers tonight and Friday. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE PORT. For twenty-four hours end ing 5 p. m May 27, by Mrs. E. Sllngus, local official gov- eminent obsorver. Maximum GO Minimum 37 At 5 p. m 58 Precipitation none Wind, Northwest; clear. COOS RAY TIDES The following tables givo the hours of high and low tides for every day this week: MAY, 1008. LOW WATER! A. SI. P. SI. Date. fh. m.l ft. h. m. ft. Wednesday 27 4:291 0.0 4:27 2.0 Thursday . 28 5:14 -0.0 5:12 2.3 Frldav . . 29 5:59 -1.0 5:54 2.G Saturday . 30 G:39 -1.1 G:31 3.0 SUNDAY . 31 7:19 -1.1 7:09 3.3 MAY, 1008. 3IGII WATER A. SI. P. SI. Date. h. m. ft. h. m. ft. Wednesday 27 10:37 b.S 10:32 7.2 Thursday . 28 11:31 5.8 11:10 7.3 Friday . . 29 12:17 5.8 Friday . . 29 ' 11:47 7.3 Satuiday .30 1:02 5. S SUNDAY . 31 0:22 7.1 1:12 5.7 Will Elect Teachers. Tho Marsh fleld school board will meet this afternoon to elect teachers for the ensuing year. No important changes in the present corps Is expected. Slove Oilices. Dr. E. Sllngus' of fice is being moved today to the sec ond floor of tho new First Trust and Savings Bank building. J. M. Upton is also moving Into offices there. Slnves Printing Ollke. Tho Dodge Printing office has been moved from Broadway street, south of 'C street, ,to tho building formerly occupied by the First Trust and Savings Bank. Eureka Tn Tonight Tho steam ship Eureka will arrive from Port land tonight and sail at 5 o'clock to morrow morning, probably, for Eu reka. Agent Thomas James at North Bend received word to this effect to day. Alumni Dance. Juno 10th is the Ulato selected for the annual pronie nade of the Marshfleld High School Alumni. This was determined at a meeting of tho Alumni last night Miss Slamie Slahonoy, president of tho organization, will soon announce tho details of the plans. North Ueml Stores Close. The North Bend grocery stores, which like the other business houses of that city, will bo closed Saturday in honor of Decoration Day. However, on ac count of it being Saturday, the pro prietors havo decided to open at G o'clock in tho ovonlng and remain open until tho trade is supplied for Sunday. Ferry Nearly Done. Judgo Hall stated today that ho had been in formed that tho new ferry boat would bo ready for launching in a few days. Tho other work will bo rushed and It is hoped to have it in opera tion soon. Thoro is a lively contest on for the job of operating tho ferry but tho commissioners will not de cide It for a short tlmo yet. "Will Visit SIoUioi-. Judgo C. A. Sehlbrcdo, who will leave noxt week to attend tho National Republican Convention in Chicago, will tako ad vantage of tho opportunity to visit his mother in Kentucky. Sirs. Sehl brcdo Is 87 years, old and Sir. Sehl bredo hasn't seen her for more than twelve years. Ho expects to spend sovoral weeks in tho East, -probably not returning boforo tho lattor part of July. Gets Anonymous Letter. Tho Rov. Sir. Summorlln of North Bond, ono of tho leading workers of tho Law and Order League, announced at tho local option meetingTuesday ovon lng that ho had received many ano nymous letters of a threatening na ture. One received yesterday was as follows: "You ought to bo in Hadea with Sirs. Gordon." It 1b possible that tho United States postal author ities may Investigate tho matter and If tho writers aro apprehonded, they will probably bo sovoroly dealt with. In Trolley Line. II. G. Van Duson, lato fish warden nnd woll known on Coos Bay, Is ono of tho principal promoters in a new elec tric railway project known as tho y Personal Notes I : Y " O MRS. GRACE FRENCH Is visiting; friends in Coquille. MISS GRACE WELLS, who has been ill of appendicitis, is Improving. CHARLES LONG of Port Orford, Is looking after business interests on Coos Bay. MISS L. S. BINGAMAN of Bandon, and Sliss M. Sorenson of Langlois, were in Marshfleld yesterday. MRS. GEORGE KEATING and babe arrived on the stage from Gardiner yesterday for a short visit with relatives In this city. MRS. MARGARET HERRIN, who ha3 been visiting at tho homo of Dr. J. T. McCormac, has gone to Myrtla Point for a short visit. - -p Si', W. TAYLOR DEMENT of Slyrtlo Point, Is on Coos, Bay doing a lit tle work ill behalf of his candidacy for county commissioner. CHESTER WOLCOTT, who Is mak ing a trip tnrougn.uaiirornia,. lias sent cards from Los Angeles an nouncing that ho will return short ly. JAMES WATSON, county clerk and candidate for reelection, spent last night in Marshfleld. It is general ly conceded that ho will be an easy winner. EDGAR L. WHEELER, formerly en gaged in the real estate business hero but who has been away from Coos Bay fdr a year or so, return ed this morning. II. R. FREY of Tacoma, Wash., 13 on Coos Bay In tho interests of the Chemical Powder Fire Extinguish er Company. W. C. CHASE, tho Republican can didate for stato senator, left this morning for his home In Coqulllo after spending a few days with friends on Coos Bay. Ho is very well pleased with the prospects for his election. COL. C. T. BLUSIENROTHER of Bandon, a booster of tho Coos Bay country, Is spending a few days with friends here and at Empire, nnd looking after business inter ests. Ho says that Bandon is flour ishing. SIADGE STUTSSIAN, tho little daughter of Sir. and Sirs. R. O. Stutsman, who has been ill ot poisoning, is some bettor today. Stand has not improved so much and is still in a critical condition. Tho physicians, after a consulta tion, decided that tho poisoning was from Rhododendrons. JUDGE C. A. SHELBREDE received a telegram from Sirs. Sohlbrede this morning announcing her safo arrival at Seattle from Alaska. She had a good trip. She will spend a few days In Seattlo, then come to Portland where sho will visit with Sir. Sehlbrede who will leave hero Tuesday for Chicago. Sirs. Sehlbrcdo will then como to Slarshfleld. Sho has been absent since November. TGH TIES In order that tho peoplo of Coo? county may know the wholo truth pertaining to tho agreement that was mado between tho Law and Order League and tho North Bend city ad ninlstratlon, and tho business men of North Bend, with laws roferlng to closing tho saloons on Sunday and 12 o'clock at night on week days, and tho cutting out of all gambling and tho cleaning out of tho Wilcox .resort, I will publish In tomorrow's Coos Bay Times the wholo proceedings in con nection with that affair, and I wis ono of tho principals in the agro-3-mont and am tho custodian ot tho records. II. C. DIERS. MESSIAH full rehearsal Monday night, at Opera House, everybody ex pected. No rehearsal this week. WILL buy your good Seo F. S. Dow potatoes. "Astoria, SeaBido and Tillamook Railway Company. Tho proposed lino will touch tho points named In tho tltlo and also operate a city lino in Astoria. 1 Myurfflti '-MMlLW ' " T - '- fctel&ffi--ifjdg
