The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 17, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1903. -f. - ,. . ,. n, ,;, - ,i . , . ,;, . .t, . ,, . ,. K,,,i,r ,$, . MASONIC OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT r sg3 . , ,,,. - 4 Georgia Harper In the Greatest Comedy ever produced here OH! WHAT A NIGHT 4 Guaranteed to Make You Laugh Seats on Sale at the Usual Place ADMISSION 25 and 50c : Tattle of the Town Little grains of fact sifted from . nnd down tlic town. the chaff of gossip Hying up "VTOU win every time t. ..-. fr -.. ,;,,,fr...fr.ifri,.,,-,.,fr.,fr., ft , A I t I t t I It Are You Building a Home? If so it will pay you to call on the Coos Bay Planing Mill for nil kinds of interior finish, Porch Columns, Stair AVork mid Mouldings. PHONE 800 FACTORY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE., NEAIt BROADWAY. TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO. Phone 143 Henry Sengstacken, Mgr. you get into a pair of Selz Royal Blue shoes; they're made to succeed and they do it every time. They satisfy the man who wears them; they're guaranteed to do it; fit, style, service, all as good as you can get. They'll cost you $3.50, $4, $5 here and any pair you get will be worth more than it costs. Let us show you your size any day We are Sole Agents The Woolen Mill Store Men and Boys Complete Outfitters Y tt V Breakfast Foods 8 We have the most complete 8 line of breakfast foods on the 8 ? Bay. 8 8 t Hercules AVhent Flakes t IV Columbia Oat Flakes V K Olymn'a Wheat Hearts. 18 Egg-O-Seo '" 8 Ijt Post Toasties Force jj Cream of Wheat Germea .. COOS BAY T1DKS. The following tables give hours of high nnd low tides every day this week: AUGUST, 1008. l Persona! Notes '' GEORGE BAINS and wife, returned today from a two weoks outing at Ten Mile. the for HIGH WATEB A. M. Date h. m. ft. Wednesday 12 Thursday . 13 0:27 7.6 Friday . . 14 1:15 7.4 Saturday . 15 2:07 7.0 SUNDAY ,1C 3:01 G.3 r. 3i. h. m. 12:47 1:29 2:12 2:53 3:33 ft. G.C 6.9 7.1 7.2 7.1 LOW WATER! A. 31. P. 31. AUUUitT, 1UUH. Date. h. m. ft. h. m. Wednesday 12 6:17 -1.5 6:34 Thursday . 13 7:03 -1.3 7:24 Friday . . 14 7:46 -1.0 8:15 Saturday . 15 8:27 -0.3 9:01 SUNDAY . 16 9:11 0.4 9:57 ft. 2.1 1.6 1.2 1.0 0.9 WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated Proas.) $ WESTERN OREGON. 4 Fair and cooler In west portion. LOCAL TEMPERATCRE RE- PORT. For twenty-four liuurs end-: ing 5 p. ni August 10, by Mrs. E. Mingus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum 64 Minimum 52 At 5 p. m 63 Precipitation none Wind, Northwest; clear. $ O BORN. JOHANNESEN To Mr. and Mrs. John Johannesen of the United States life-saving station Monday, August 17, a son. u Office Supplies I Pencils, pens, Ink, tablets and writing pads, waste baskets, stamp scales. Bate3 numbering machines, rubber1 stamps, carbon paper. Ribbons and a complete line of TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES. NORTON & HANSEN S1ATIONRKS OPPOSITE BLANCO HOTEL ISHSKSEKS tJ On Your Way Home 5. ' " . Drop In and see our complete line of good things to eat. FANCY PASTRY, GOOD PIES and II03IE S 3IADE BREAD. COOS BAY BAKERY PHONE 1111 Opposite Flanagan & Bennett Bank. 44',Nvvvv,v' It A Farina . . vioiei unis Violet Wheat I 8 Cl.,wl,wl liri.nn t1..i 8 Cream Oats V Always in stock at It 8 C. W. WOLCOTT I if THE FA3IILY GROCER n -K-B-R-JX-W-JJ 8-W-H-WH-8-n COX To Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cox of Templeton, at the W. B. Cox home In Marshfield Monday, Aug ust 17, a ten-pound girl. Mother and child are doing well. Build Two Residences. Sandon Brothers have completed two fine cottages at Mlllington which they will occupy as homes. DR. and .MRS. TOWER came down today from their summer, home on South Coos River. WILLARD F. JONES of the Jbnes" Shingle Company, was In from Bandon Saturday on business." MRS. WILBUR and Miss Mary Mfnot loft today for Myrtle Point to 'at tend the teachers' institute there Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. GEORGE WEAVER, now a promi nent young attorney of San Fran cisco, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Weaver In Marsh-field. MR. and MRS. WERNICK of North Bend, spent Sunday with C. F. Mc Collum and wife at the McCollum summer home "Rock Lodge" on South Coos River. NORTH BEND NEWS Mrs. Claude Piper of Coos River, is visiting friends in North Bend. 3IorrIs Burney came over from Co quillc Saturday to take a position la the box factory. Mrs. C. A. Struckland, who haa .been seriously ill for some time with erysipelas, is Improving. The ladles of the Methodist Epis copal church will hold a meeting at the parsonage Tuesday afternoon. John Peterson, who has been quite ill at the E, E. Riggs home, has re covered sufficiently to return to hia home at May. Robert Simpson, Jr., who has been, spending a few days In Coqullle City with his sister, Mrs. S. Hanson, re turned yesterday. Mrs. Geo. Bolster spent a few daya with friends In Empire. Mr. Bolster went down Saturday evening and staid over Sunday. MISS ALICE McCORMAC came down from the McCormac summer home on South Coos River today to go to Myrtle Point to attend the an nual teacher's institute. DUFAY MONTGOMERY arrived this morning from Decatur, 111., and will spend several weeks with rela tives on" Coos Bay. He was ac companied by Miss Lola Mont gomery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Montgomery of Isthmus Inlet who has been attending school at Decatur. ALLIANCE IN FROM PORTLAND WITH MANY Wed at Libhy. Married at the bride's parents, Llbby, on Saturday, August 15, Mr. Leboire Broux and Miss Martha Dieu. W. R. F. Browne, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Marshfield, officiated. FOR SALE Oil barrels, scrap cop per, tar and lamp black. Apply at Marshfield office The Coos Bay Gas and Electric Company. LOST At Woodman's picnic in Ban don, ladles' gold watch and pin. Leave Times and get reward. WANTED Dishwasher at Oregon, North Bend. Hotel SUNSET BAY STAGE Leaves North Bend stables Alonday, Wed nesday and Fridays at 8 a. m. Returning at 4 j p. m. Fare $1.50 round trip For Seats Apply NORTH BEND STABLES - Phone 111 Mir1 LI PDAnF MFATQ The odor of good roast beef, however 1 1 lull UlfriLJl- )"'-', J" appetizing, can onlv bo suggestive of the delicious fastejand flavor that goes with every piece of meat we sell. All our meats" nro the ch'oic'est wo can produco. R. H. Noble -TEe CITY MARKET Phone 1941 C and Front. Streets-, Marshfield, Oregon WANTED Furnished housekeeping rooms for three adults and two children. Address 'X' care Times. WANTED Board and rooms In pri vate family for three adults and two children. Address 'B Times LOST Gold watch. Finder please return to H. H. McPherson and re ceive reward. FOR RENT Ranch, nine miles from , Marshfield. Address R. McO-.nn, North Bond. DIARRHOEA There is no need; of a'nypnf suffer ing long with this disease, for to effect a quick cure It. is" only neces sary to take a few doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea' Remedy In fact, In most cases one dose 'la sufficient. It never fails and can be relied upon in the mot seVere and dangerous cases. It Is equally val uable for children and Is the means of saving the lives of many children each year. In the world's history no medicine has ever met with greater success. DDinc oc. i unnc CI7B Rftn M rillUL. &OV.I bMUUb WlCk UUVI OB MB IHIII II I NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Rcom 214 Coos Bldg. Phone, Maruhfleld 814. WM. WIOKENS DON'T WORRY THESE WARM DAYS , ABOUT YOUR LAUNDRY Whether at Summer Homo . or Camp, sond it to us nnd ',', you mny Join the "Don't Worry Club" nt onco. It will ' como back to you clean, puro ','. nnd in perfect condition as a ; ; result of our modern methods. Coos Bay Steam Laundry PHONE NO. 571. i i FOR SALE Fairy Floss candy ma chine, almost new. For terras write-Gette & Collier, Coqullle, Or.. FOR RENT-TiFour; 5-room flats in the O'Connell building on 'A street. Apply Hall fc Hall. : When you pay your subscription, be sure that you got your votes for The Coos Bay Times Popular Voting Contest. Boats In nnd Out. The Eureka reached Coos Bay Saturday from Portland and sailed yesterday for Eureka. The Homer en route from Frisco to Portland stopped here yes terday to unload and take on some freight. No Deal Made. J. II. Flanagan states the reports concerning a sale of the Coos Bay Water Company are incorrect. Various parties have looked the plant over during the past year or so with a view of making an offer for it. Enterprise In. The Enterprise came in yesterday from Rogue River and left for there again this morn ing. The freight business between hero and Wedderburn has been brisk the past ten days on account of the Marchmont races- which start there today. Gets Verdict. In a suit Involving $2.00, F. W. Rleder secured a ver dict for that amount Jigalnst the United Stores Company In Justice Pennock's court. The cost of the litigation which amounts to a dozen times the sum Involved were taxed to the defendants. Mother Is Dead. Mrs. Brlttaln, who has been demonstrating the use of "Mapleine," at North Bend nnd Marshfield, received a telegram from Seattle Saturday night stating that her mother had suddenly died at Aberdeen Washington. Mrs. Brlt taln left yesterday morning for Aberdeen. AVE KEEP on hand a full supply of gas and lights, mantles, cooking and heating gas stoves and gas ap pliances. Call, or phono the Marsh field office The Coos Bay Gas and Electric Company, OUR LINES extend to all parts of both cities and if you are thinking of using power, the only modern plant is electric driven motors. Wo have Installed several recently, the largest being the Coos Bay Planing Mill in South Marshfield. The Coos Bay Gas and Electric Company. Want Ads, They skvo time and make money. Many Enjoy Picnic. About twenty-five couples enjoyed the Ha hatohka Club picnic and dance at Enegreh's grove yesterday. The at tendance was not as large as expect ed owing to many of the members going on the excursion to Bandon and Coqullle. "Twenty-one" was a feature of the day's diversions. Dredge Is Delayed. Secretary Walter Lyon of tho Commercial Club, has received a letter from Major Mclndoo stating that tho gov ernment dredge probably won't reach Coos Bay until about September 1, owing to unexpected delays in In stalling some machinery and equip ment. An effort was.mado to got tho dredge hero boforo tho fair and have it In operation then but this now seems Impossible. Secretary is Coming. Frank G. Micolll, secretary of tho Southern Oregon District Fair Association, ox- Steamship Arrives Early Today After Good Voyage Down Despite Heavy Fog. The Alliance arrived in Coos Bay from Portland at G o'clock this morn ing after a pleasant voyage dpwn. She had a large passenger list and a good cargo of freight. A heavy fog made It difficult for Capt. Olson to come down the Bay this morning but ho did In good shape. The Al liance will sail for Portland at noon tomorrow. Among those who came In on the Alliance were the following: Mrs. J. F. Clark, Mrs. JL. L. Paul son, Geo. Larsen B. L. Cason, Wm. Doran, Winifred F. Rood, Mrs. J. R. Hyde, F. K. NIckerson, H. C. Dusen doschen, J. E. Clary, Mr. Goodel, A. E. Buttner, Paulino Buttner, S. A. Armistend, L. Rasmussen, Mrs. L. Rasmussen, J. P. McNlch61afc. W. E. Berry, R. F. Whitty, Mrs. 'R. T. Whltty, John Whitty, Geo. Whitty-. James Whitty, Raymond Whitty, Mary Whitty, M. O. Stemmler and wife and three children, (Jessie Bar tell, A. A. Hale, A. A. Scott, V. Hood' H. J. Williams and wife, J. E. Al len, H. J. Holt, Wm. J. Knox, V. S,., Howard, S. T. Housley, D. F. Mont gomery, Lola Montgomery, Mrs, , R. Bayard, J, P. Granger, R, Rpckwoll, L. Allchoft, J. C. Moore,, H. Sldwoll, J. W. Gunn, Geo. W. Nolan, Henry Klnn, W. V. Ford, T. S. O'Hara,' V. Schroeder,' E. G. Gearhart, Mrs. C. R. Dobbin, Jas. Paulos and twelve steerage. , ' . steerage. pects to leave within a few. days, for Marshfield where ho will remain until aftor the fair, wcilch convenes at that place on August 29. Mr. Ml celll states that the fair this year will bo the banner event" ever heTd under the auspices of this associa tion, there being much Interest dis played by those Interested In all sec tions of the district. Roseburg News. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hodson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hodson of South Coos River, attended the funeral ot Mrs. Jessie Piper Saturday. NEWS OF COQUILLE. items of Interest In the Valley Taken From Tlio Sentinel. C. W. Rosslter of Indianapolis, rhd., arrived In the city Monday, for a visit with his family who are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Locknian of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Rosslter returned to their home In the east today. Joseph Lnblanc, who Is conduct ing a wholesale liquor house In this city, was arrested by Marshal Ho berg Tuesday for selling liquors In less quantities than a gallon. He was taken before Recorder Kolley who assessed him $50 which he paid. There was rumor In this city thla week of tho death of Herb Sweet who fell from a bridge and broke his neck. Sweet was employed on. the bridge crew for several months and "left this city for Washlngtoa In April. No particulars could ho secured, but It Is thought that, tho accident occurred In Washington. Erect Temporary School. ; Di rector J. D. McNeal of tho Bunker Hill-Bay Park School district, stated today that the board had decided to erect, a temporary; school building for the coming winter. They 'have had the planssubmltted to County Super intendent W. H. Bunch and as' soon as lieO. K.'b jtfiem,' tho cpntract will be let. Next spring, the, permanent building will bo, erected.'' A site' for the school has been purha4e9 it om tho'",FJan'agaii' ostatb'and' Is just bo- tween the two additions. 1 i t HAVE NAHHOW ESCAPE. Kicking' Tcitm Causes Trouble Fo'r J. Albert Mntson. J. Albort Matson and wlfo had 'a narrow escape from sorlous Injury whllo driving homo from Coos City Sunday evening. One of the horses started to kicking, and got acroB3 tho pole, Tho front of'tho rig was kick ed to smithereens boforo Mr. and Mrs. Matson could got out and In tho melee, Mr. Matson received a blow on tho head that rendered him un conscious for a few moments? iVfs In Juries were not serious, though. . ' Capt. J. B. Moomaw Informed tho Sentinel this week that ha had re ceived word from the Chicago con cern that the boiler and one hundred seven horse-power engine had been shipped and was expected in about two weoks. It Is expected that aa soon as the machinery Is Installed the Coqullle River Transportation Co. will be ready to launch tho boat which they have been building in this city. A meeting was hold In this city Wednesday evening to arrange for the entertainment of tho old soldiers and pioneers at their reunion In this city September 2, 3, 4. Several com mittees were appointed who will re port at an adjourned meeting to bo held at the city hall next Wednes day evening, but It Is hoped that a largo attendance of our citizens will be out to make this occasion a success. ADVERTISED LIST. ' "List of unclaimed letters remain ing In tho Marshfield, Oregon Post "bfllce, August 10, 1908. Persons calling for tho same will please say advertised and pay one cent for eack advertised letter called for: Frans Feleks, Aattanen, Mrs. Mln-' nlo Brickell, Albert Brltton, Hazel Boyd, Herman Bruchner, Mrs. A. J. Davis, Thomas Dalton, J. Deawer. Mrs. Mae Empoy, J. Elbert, Murt Fltzpatrlck, Charley W. Fox, W. C. Glngras, Roll Goodman, H. H. Hall. Albert Kempany, Dan Loons, C. A. Lelghton, Van E. Crowley"," Mattlo Louis, Alf. Lunden, L. M', Markino, Mrs. Matilda Mlkeson, Mnrgarot E. Miller, George Mlttelton, H. S. Ney. E. A. Nllson, Miss Ruby L, Ashlve. ,0. J. Olsen, Mrs. L. V. Ryan, Flor ence Reece, Chas Roblson, D.J. Shu man, J. P. Smith, Arcada Restaurant, (R. K. Thurston, Mgn, J. W. Wynn, Rev. T. W. Ward, B. Yellesma, Mrs. Ada Wilson, Ernest Williams, J Younger. W. B. CURTIS, P. M. . Give the Woodmen a boost on their building fund and enjoy an evonlng of puro fun by attending tho KNOX entortnlnmont at tho I. O. O. 1. hall, THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 20TH. Mr. Knox will makq you laugh as you have not laughed; before. Tickets for salo and seats; reserved at Brown's Pharmacy. Front street. Prices, 25c, 35c and. GO cents. You caa nUY or SELL through Tho Times "WANTS" with ease, dis patch and profit try them. 191 m.J 4hk rtSL- a.