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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1908)
THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, wSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1908. ' re 3 1- - JZr "' I i'"'"""" " J I Back to On the hottest Summer nights LOOSE FITTING frudtUtrk. RtfiittridV.&raUniC&tt SleepingSuit I). r ('ill I JUST RECEIVED A FINE LINE OF STAMP-SCALES, "HATES" ADDING MA CHINES, AND WASTE BASICET8. NORTON & This is the time of year to Cook With Gas and use Electric Flat Irons The Coos Bay Gas Electric Company Marshfield and North Bend, Oregon V c l! BUILD NOW :! Special Inducements Offered In South Harbor For pnrticulnrs, see nny real estate agent or W. J. RUST Special Agent. vvvvvvv STEAMER ( ALERT" Captain C. E. Edwards. Tlme-Tttblo. Leaves Allegany, daily at 7 a. m. Returning Leaves Marshfield 2 P. m. For terms of charter, towing, transportation or freight, apply on board. C. E. EDWARDS, Owner. PURE VINEGAR We have the sole Marsh field agency for Helnz's puro apple cider vinegar in bulk. Remember this when you get ready to start pickling as this is an important thing for you to know. C. W. WOLCOTT THE FAMILY GROCEIt. Front Street Thono 071 NORRIS' HOUSE Ten Mile Lake Now open for guests. European plan. Special accommodations for families. Good tablo board. Special rates to parties. Postoffice and telephone ac commodations. Everything new and first class. Arrangements may bo made in advance or call at house when you arrivo, Drink Weinards's BOTTLED BEER Morden's AYhoIesalo liquor Houso Phone 481 Orders Delivered Free U- !; iTOJ the Tall For Your peel ftear Elk and Trout, Drop In and see your Bosom Friend for he can supply your wants in Wool Shirts KakF Suits . . .. 3.00 Corduroy Trousers .... 4.50 Sporting Boots ?.5Q Outing Hats 50 See SHOW WINDOW For Display HANSEN Don't Forget To See Us Before Buying That GAS RANGE Oregon Electrical Co I Marshfield - Phone 61 Masters and McLain General .Contractor's Building Material and Beaver Hill Coal Office: Broadway & Queen S Phones 2011-826 AVHILE YOU AVA1T Clothes cleaned and pressed Just around the corner on 'C street. Opposite Haines Music Store. P. F. BRYAN. , Spend your vacation at Good- will's summer resort on South Coos River. Launch Tioga leaves Marshfield at 8 a. m., re- turning at O p in. dally. RATES REASONABLE. PHONE 20X8. $ 8 $ $ $ 9 $ 9 A Few Cents Invested In n Want Ad. AVill Bring You " 9 9 V In Return. 9 9 9 S $ S $ 9 A little forethought may save you no end of trouble. Anyone who makes it a rule to keel) Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy at hand knows this to be a fact. For salo by JOHN PREUES. riM-KI i. .iTlyTTlrEw-ivtytF LTjL mm ! . "MjLifr Timber $ 2.50 MARSHFIELD, OREGON. FOR RENT One 5-room cottage West Marshfield, with modern conveniences. Also two new 5 room cottages on Washington avenue. For particulars, apply to Mrs. Early, Tel. No. 711. LOST A lady's blue jacket on the road between F. A. Golden's resi dence and Marshfield 'G' Times. FOR SALE Second-hand Btore fix tures. Enquire of E. S. Bargelt, Red Cross Drug Store. FOR RENT 2 Dwellings, 1 store and 1 chicken and truck ranch. See Title Guarantee and Abstract Co. FURNISHED HOUSE for rent. In quire E Ogren Pioneer Meat Mkt. FOR SALE One 12 H.-P. stationary Standard gas engine. By Oakley & Arnolds, North Bend. FOR RENT One small cottage in South Marshfield $8 per month, with water. Apply Cook's grocery, Fourth and 'C streets. DEFREE'S River Ranch Allegany platted Into one and 5 acre tracts. Make beautiful summer homes or farms for profit. Conro Bros. & Blllfngs. .Exclusive agents, Marfld. LET ME locate you near Ten Mile Lake Homesteads. Stock and fruit land, also two relinquish ments for sale. Come at once. Chas. II. Easton, Templeton, Ore. FOR RENT 2 -room house, $5 n month, light and water Included, on Broadway. See Dean Flyer Dock. FOR RENT Five-room cottago, with bath. McPherson Ginser Co, FOR SALE Restaurant and fixtures. Address 'A' Times office. W ANTED Board and lodging In I private family by young man. Per ' manent if satisfactory. Address 1 'J' care Times. Positively the Last Chance To clean your Chimneys and Flues Leave your orders at the Blanco Cigar Store at once or you will get left. The Chimney Sweep FOR A SPRAINED ANKLE. As usually treated, a sprained ankle will disable the injured per son for a month or more, but by ap plying Chamberlain's Liniment and obsorvlng tho directions with each bottle faithfully, a cure may bo ef fected in many cases in less than ono week's time. This liniment is a most remarkable preparation. Try It for a sprain or bruise, or when laid up with chronic or muscular rhoumntism, and you are certain to bo delighted with tho prompt relief which it affords. For salo by JOHN PREUSS, For quick results, put- an ad in Tho Coos Bay Times Want Column. jm . mr j NORTH BEND NEWS A. B. Daly of Marshfield, left on the Nome City for Portland. Hallle Simpson left yesterday to visit his sister, Airs. E. Fnhy at Bill iard. Mrs. E. E. Riggs and daughter, Miss Goldie Is spending a few days with relatives at May. Rev. Augqulst has organized a Swedish Sunday school and will hold meetings at Eckhoff hall. Mrs. L. J. Simpson and Mrs. John Keating returned from Ten Mile yes terday where they have spent the past few days. Captain Butler and Mrs. Butler of Coquille, came over to the Bay to catch the Plant for 'Frisco. The berths were all taken so they will remain here till the next steamer. They have gone up Coos River to visit with friends for a few days. Mrs. Freeland left today to visit her danghter, Mrs. S. Hensen in Co quille who is ill with something sim ilar to scarletina. This Is one of the houses in Coquille which is under quarantine, but there is not one case of dlptherla over there or on the Bay. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Gulovson and daughter, Miss Ruth, left yesterday on Nome City for their homo at North Alblna. Miss Stella will re main on the Bay for a week visiting friends. The berths were all taken or she would have gone. Miss Edith Gulovson friends will regret to learn, is growing weaker. CLOSING OUT at cost! Entire line of Dry Goods, Shoes and Gents Furnishings. Take advantage of a good chance. FINNISH COOPERA TIVE COMPANY. THE MELROSE restaurant, near tho postdffice, serves the best coffee on Coos Bay. L BREED CATS Unique Method by Which Is land Hopes to Get Rid of Rats. Though he sings upon the fencetop, Though he yowls the whole night through, Do not angry be at Thomas See the good that he may do; jDo not steal out in pajamas On a mad and murd'rous mission, For Thomas may be catching rats With a Board of Health commis sion. There is a suggestion for Marsh field in the recent action of the Ter ritory of Hawaii, which through its Board of Health, may shortly estab lish a cattery, where felines of dough ty parentage will be bred and raised with a view to becoming official rat catchers for the board. The stock for the cattery will be carefully selected, and only cats who have proved themselves good ratters will be placed there, while their progeny will be raised with a taste for rats and finally turned loose throughout the city to prey upon the carriers of the bubonic flea. This proposal was made at a reg ular meeting of the Board of Health by President Cofor, who stated that the idea had been suggested to him by Dr. Koch, the great bacteriologist, who recently visited there. Dr. Koch's idea was that cats, selected for their ratting ability, should bo selected to bo the progenitors of ratting cats, raised on rat meat and brought up with a taste for rat and turned loose when sufficiently growri to rustle their qwn living In tho city. Such cats, he thought, would soon decrease the rat population, with a corres ponding decrease In the possibility of any future outbreak of bubonic. "So the Territory may soon have an established cattery," concluded the president to the members of his board, the only suggestion offered In return by ono of tho members being that It would bo wise to also select the stock cats so as to produce a mute strain for official use. FANCY HAMMOCKS, 10 per cent off. Pioneer Hardwaro Company. LAMP BLACK. As a by-product of our gas works wo havo a quantity of lamp black puro carbon for sale. The Coos Bay Gas and Electric Company. H W &ri Tattle of the Town Little grains of fact sifted from tlio cliaff of gossip flying up and down tlio town. WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated Press.) WESTERN OREGON. Fair tonight and cooler, except near coast; westerly winds. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- PORT. For twenty-four hours end- ing at 5 p. m., July 7, by Mrs. E. Mingus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum 72 Minimum 50 4 At 5 p. m CO Precipitation none Wind, Northwest; partly cloudy. COOS BAY rDDES Tho following tables give the hours of high and low tides for every uay this week: JULY, 1008. HIGH AVATER A. M. P. M. Date. h. ra. ft. h. m. ft. Tuesday . . 7 6:02 4.3 6:27 6.3 Wednesday 8 7:17 4.2i 7:25 C.5 Thursday. ,9 8:35.4.2 8:17 6.C Friday. . . 10 9:42 4.6 9:12 7.1 Saturday . 1110:42 4.9 10:03 7.3 SUNDAY . 12 11:37 5.3 10:55 7.6 JULY, 1008. LOW WATER! A. M. P. M. Date. h. m. ft. h. m. ft. Tuesday . ..7 11:37 2.2 Wednesday 8 1:09 1.6 12:33 2.5 Thursday . .9 2:09 0.9 1:37 2.9 Friday . . .10 3:09 0.1 2:44 3.1 Saturday . 11 4:09 -0.6 3:52 3.2 SUNDAY . 12 5:02 -1.3 4:55 3.2 FUNERAL NOTICE. Entertains This Afternoon. Misses Mae and Kathleen Bennett are entertaining at their home this afternoon in honor of Miss Vivian Taylor of Santa Rosa, Cal., who Is the guest of relatives and friends on Coos Bay. Passes Inspection. The Katie Cook, a craft built some thirty odd years ago and now owned by R. D. Hume passed the inspection the other day and will be allowed to work Inside the harbor as soon as she secures a new lifeboat. Scarlet Fever nt Coquille. News has reached here of the Illness of the wife and child of SIg Hanson at Co quille of scarlet fever. The home has been quarantined and Mr. Han son has quit his office to look after them. It is not believed that either case is serious. Meets Accident. James O'Toole, head tlmberman of the C. A. Smith mill, in jumping from the logging train while in motion last night, fell and Injured his left leg In a manner that will compel him to lay off for a few days. While not serious tho Injury is a painful one. Geo. AYatkins Eastslde Attorney. Geo. AVatklns has been elected city attorney of Eastsido by the city coun cil of the little city across the Bay. There was keen rivalry for the place and the choice was not made until several days debate. Mr. Watklns and tho city council will immediately begin the drafting of a charter for Eastside. Continuous Electric Service. Sey mour H. Bell, manager of the Coos Bay Gas and Electric Company, has practically completed arrangements for furnishing continuous electric service In Marshfield and at North Bend. AVhen tho new machinery Is Installed, he will havo the power on twenty-four hours a day and seven days a week. He Is very much pleased with the demand for gas and electricity. Briggs to AA'edderburn. O. AV. Brlggs, formerly of the Coos , Bay Times, spent Tuesday In Port Orford, while on his way to Wedderburn, where he will take charge of tho Radium, R. D. Hume's paper. Mr. Brlggs is an old hand at the busi ness, and handles tho stick and the pen with equal proficiency, and s with all a pleasant gentleman as newspaper men flro ever found to be. Port Orford Tribune. YOU CAN MAKE MONEY If you aro In need of an extension tabje or dresser by purchasing It tomor row at Going & Harvey's. They are holding a genuine reduction sale for one day only and you can make from $1.50 to $0.00 by taking advantago of this sale. A dresser or tablo that will cost $30.00 on Friday, you can buy tomorrow for $24,00, See their announcement. LOUIS H. BOLL, TEACHER OF PIANO, First Trust and Savings Bank building. I Personal Notes L. D. PETTYJOHN has gone to Gar diner on business. F. S. DOW went to Coquille this morning on business. AL. COURTNEY has gone to Sumner for a few days outing. L. J. SIMPSON of North Bend re turned last evening from a busi ness trip to San Francisco. A. B. DALY and Emmet Pierce left on tho Nomo City yesterday for Portland on business G. R. GULOVSON, wife and family, left yesterday for Portland where they will make their home. O JACK GUYTON left this morning for a trip to the mountains beyond Sumner expecting to spend several days there. MR. and MRS. F. X. POLLEXFEN ot San Francisco, are on Coos Bay to visit their daughter, Mrs. W. S. Turpen and other relatives here. MISS DOLLIE HEFTY has gone to Coos Bay, where she has accepted a position on the Coos Bay Maga zine which is published monthly at Marshfield. Drain Nonpareil. MISS GENEVIEVE SENGSTACKEN. Mrs. D. L. Rood and Miss Kath leen Bennett will leave In about two weeks for an extended trip to Yellowstone Park and other points of interest. MRS. E. B. SEABROOKE of Port land, and three children are ex pected on the City of Panama to visit at the home of Mrs. E. G. Flanagan. The Ssabrooke family formerly resided here. MRS. AVM. F. HOLL and children, .left yesterday on the Nome City for Chehalls, AVash., where sho will join the Rev. Mr. Holl who has accepted a call from a con gregation In that city. MYRTLE POINT POINTERS. Items of Interest Taken From Tho Enterprise A. T. Train, the poultryman, who lives east of the city, received a dls patch stating that his son, Thomas Shopard Train, aged 18, was killed in a wreck at Chadron, Neb. The last ho knew of his son he was at Spo kane, but he had undoubtedly left for a trip east. He thinks ho muBt have been Identified by a letter on his person, as he and his brother had been in correspondence and tho names in the dispatch were correct. Mr. Train wired friends at Rapid City, S. D., to take care of the body and see that his son had worthy In terment, and tho burial will be held, probably, at either Chadron or Rapid City. The account shewed that tho wreck was caused by a cloud burst, there being five killed tho engin eer, fireman, brakeman and two pas sengers; two others were reported missing. Thomas was tho second son of Mr. Train and known to many people of Myrtle Point. J. B. AVarfield, who has been work ing on a road contract up the Mlddlo Fork, had the misfortune to fall from a bridge and shatter his right shoul der blade. He was brought to town by E. C. Rpberts and given surgical attention. The fracture Is said to ( bo quite serious and will undoubted ly lay the victim of the accident up for several weeks. W. M. Carver, who Is just homo from a business trip to Langlols, re ports tho sudden death there ot Mrs. Dick SorenBen, the landlady of tho hotel. The death occurred from heart disease, soon after the hour for ret ing. Mr. Sorenson summoned his daughters hastily, tho doctor was sent for at once, but death took place soon after the medical man had arrived. Mr. Carver Bays that tho members of the family were very much distressed and heart broken. Mrs. Sorensen was well and favor ably known by the people of Lan glols and vicinity, and her death will bo genuinely mourned In that com munity. B. B. Bartlett of Catching Creek, brought in a sample of asyke clover this week that measured six feet and a half In length, as cut off by tho mowing machine. Mr. Bartlett said tho grass had been partly under water In the early part of tho season, but that seomed to fill the plant's re quirements rather than prove an in jury, and he has harvested a fine crop from tho field. He considers it tho very thing for low, wet ground where water does not stand too long. TENTS for rent ware Co. -Pioneer Hard- lf - mi u r il ?- y? I fet I it- SIT 'I r aaaaMaalBafl
