The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 18, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextKH i iaajwjjumuaw THE DAILY COOS BAY flhibS, foARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1908. nMJuiMMioi9iKiu&rKflrin'naanw,iivtniai mui inw u.wji.jinwvjumim'wujww ARRANGE FOR DREDGING W Government Engineer. Here Last of Week to Meet Prop erty Owners. "Win. G. Carroll of the government engineering corps at Portland will arrive on Coos Bay Friday morning to make preliminary arrangements Sot the bulkheadlng, etc., to disposo of the dredglngs from the bay when the government dredger starts, the flrst of next month. Mr. Carroll Is being sent by Major J. F. Mclndoe, now In charge of the government work. Concerning Mr. Carroll's visit, Ma jor Mclndoe has written Secretary Lyons as follows: "I have the honor to inform you that I am sending Mr. "Vm. G. Carroll, junior engineer, to Coos Bay on the steamer leaving here Wednesday, August 19th, to confer with you in the matter of the bulk heading and dredging desired at Coos Bay. Please give him full in formation in order that he may re port to me on his return. It Is un derstood that the expense connected with this journey will be charged to the fund raised by the interests desir ing the work done." Meeting Friday Night. In order to have a full understand ing of the situation, Secretary Lyon J. C. WILCOX SCORED ' BY MARSHFIELD PASTOR Rev. II. II. Brown Declares North llcml Man's Release a Travesty on 'Justice l-'i'ges Prosecution The Rev. II. H. Brown In his ser mon at the Presbyterian church Sun day night, scored J. C. Wilcox, the North Bend dance hall proprietor, .vho was r cently released from the county Jail after serving only a few months ot a yea: 's sentence. The Rev. Mr. Brown W.'torly arraigned jhe judge wJio Issue -1 tho order per mitting AVllcox's release on ball and irt3 ami vtur.t the action was a tra vesty 'jn-j stlce. The Itev. Brown lire J that steps e la'fon nt onre to ""o that Mr. Wll f.x was pui.lshcd to a dr-rec com mensurate with his offenses. NORTH MEND'S TEAM. Bnscbnll Players Have Encountered Hard Luck This Season. NORTH BEND, Ore., Aug. IS. Editor Times: As I have been watching all the games this season here at North Bend, I think Mnrsh fleld has the best club, but North Bend has certainly got three star players In Hearne short stop, Man ning first base, and Flanagan catcher. I followed the team to Bandon Sun day, and I think Red Hearne, our short stop's playing was the most spectacular work seen on the dia mond all season. Hearne, without a doubt, Is the best short stop In the league. His stops Sunday of ground ILL BOOST FOR CODS BAY Willamette Valley Boosters Will Hold Meetings En Route Here. ball's over second base electrified the has called a meeting of the property . crowd more than once. Ho covers owners affected at the Chamber of I Real Bargains in Real Estate f irs tiih kmhv. how whicm v.n- a hi tic lie Tn'nvfi'i MTumif. ""-uj sy iw i .-vi;i, w i HUKD NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE on C street, fine loca tion, good view, ground 80x140. You can have this buy for $1800. Commerce Friday night. Mr. Carroll will be present and the entire mat ter will be fully gone over. As to the use of the dredging, a large number of owners of low lots a world of ground and nothing Is too hard for him, he goes after every thing and also plays the game with lots of pepper. Hearne Is also a good hitter and fast on bases. After the game Sunday. Randon's manager are anxious to secure dirt to bring , tried to purchase the fast little short them to grade. It Is estimated that j stop from Johnson, but the new man- Deep Sea Harbor at Coos Bay"; A large number of Willamette Valley boosters will start tomorrow for Marshfleld to attend the Oregon Idaho Development Congress here, August 24 and 25. Tho delegation will be headed by Col. E. Hofer of Salem, and en route will hold booster meetings, several speakers urging the necessity of having a railroad from the Interior to Coos Bay and a great deep sea harbor here. The congress will bo largely at tended by many prominent men, in cluding Gov. Chamberlain. L. H. McNary, former city attorney of Portland, and Senator Tom Kay ot the Kay Woolen Mills at Salem, the largest In the state, have just writ ten that they will be here. The Coos Bay delegates to tho con gress will be selected at Friday night's meeting of tho Chamber of Commerce. Booster Meetings. The Willamette Valley boosters en route to Coos Bay, will hold meetings as follows: Corvalls, Wednesday afternoon, August 19th; Albany, Wednesday evening, August 19th; Cottage Grove, Thursday afternoon, August 20th; Eugene, Thursday evening, August 20th; Roseburg, Friday evening, August 21st; Marshfleld, August SUtli nnrl 9KHi The followini Buy a Saw Mill Farm and all equipage neeessary to operate the mill and logging camp. Good loca tion. Part cash, balance time. For information see STUTSMAN & CO. Front Street Marshfield. Ore. -H--H-a-H-U--H-tt-8--K-K- tt-tt--H-8-n--tt-tt-tt-a--r n I :: :: i? . i :: i :: t a :: V :: i oii rimrose ams and B aeon Have a flavor as clainty and ex quisite as the flower the dirt for the ordinary sized lot will cost ?50. In addition to tho dredglngs that will be disposed of In this way, It is suggested that the city arrange lo fill in C street from the Masonic temple to the hill and Broadway from ager could not see it that way to part I Judge John II. Scott, with the golden hair wonder. Hearne Oregon Good Roads , Hon. B speakers will handle A the subjects named: j IVIH1II,J UCligLtll UIUW1UIU, iV 9 The Greater , I ' There are two kinds of Hams and Bacon Primrose and others. At all Grocers and Butchers Is a youngster and a few years will see him In tho Major league. Man ning at first Is aNo a comer and Is one of the bpst first basemen In the league and always tries hard to win, Mills Inlet to Washington street. It be is better than Myers on low balls is claimed that these streets can J and ground balls also. Myers has a never be constructed as cheaply a-3 j bettor arm and hits bettor. Flan it can by tho use of the dredglngs . nwrnn the catcher, has the best and as both arc among tho most Im portant thoroughfares In tho city, tho proper thing to do Is to fill them at once. Campaign"; F. Jones, "Free Locks and Canal on the Willamette and Deep Sea Harbor at Coos Bay"; State En gineer John H. Lewis, "Tho Proposed New Oregon Water Code"; Railroad Commissioner West, "Oregon's Large Land Holdings." At each meeting a delegation will be added to the crowd of valley throwing arm in the leacue and is boosters who are going to attend the al?o host on foul ball". He is also j Coos Bay Congress, a nl'ich batter and Is dangerous any RESULTS OF EXAMINATION. time ns lately ho has been hitting in ll'llCllPH. Joke and Josh Club WEDNESDAY night at FINNISH hall. Certificates "Will Be Issued to Several Now Teachers. (Special to Tho Times.) COQUILLE, Oregon, Aug. 18. Tho following were the successful ap plicants for Coos county teacher's certificates at the August examina tion held In this city last week: First grade (good for three years) Blanche- Williams, Olive M. Ostien, Grace Williams, Janet M. Davidson, Abraham Iluonergardt. Second grade (good for two years) Do W. Carpenter, Jennie M. Bos sen, Dorn BIgelow, Mary E. Price, Nina I. Stahlnecker, Ella T. Wals trom, Mrs. Selmn Thomas, Harriet L. White, Maude R. Coke, Ora A. Doyo, Clover B. Miller, H. Josephine Grlflln, Mary C. Marsh. Third grade (good for one year) T. Louise Latimer, Mary E. Hurley. Josephine E. Eddy, Irono E. Weekly. Several took tho examination f'jr state certificates. The Sherwin Williams Paint -K-tt-8--u-::-nK-u-H-K-u ::------::--::-::---:: MARSH FIELD STEAM LAUNDRY AND DYE WORKS All strictly hand work tlest and most delicate laundered without damage. Guarantee not to shrink All Goods Handled By Us The dain-garments 4ll!i!i(1Ird By Free. We Call For and Deliver Free. Fine work a spcrlalty. Give us a trial tinier. J. D. HICBARD, Proprietor Phone 2291 Fourth and Queen Sts., Mnrshflcld. Oh, What Joy! "Cured at last! Oh, what Joy to think that I have at last been cured of that awful bowel trouble," aro tho words of A. C. Butler of Co'd Springs, Texas, who suffered off and flannels on for twelve months with a disorder icnueu or ins bowels, and Anally, after al most giving up in despair, was cured by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. No one need suffer from colic or diarrhoea, for this remedy always gives prompt re lief. For sale by JOHN PREUSS Ga'dcn City Ta oring Company TWISS HKOS PROPS. Work called for and delivered promptly. French dry nnd steam cleaning of ladles and gen's garments a. spcc.ul'y. Satisfaction or no ; barge. Over Club Cigar Stor. Mnrshflcld. PIIONK M Oil Masters and McLain '. General Contractor's Bsildin Material and Beaver Hill Coal t Office: Broadway & Queen St Phones 2011 - 826 SIANGAN'S NmV UNOKKTAK PARLOItS. Just moved Into new build ing on South Broadway, two blocks south of 'C street, where a fine chapel has been fitted up. A full line of caskets, cou ches, robes and funeral sup plies in general. Licensed ombalmer with lady assistant. Telephones: Office 2161 Residence 2171 Eighteen year's experience has taught us a motto "Take our time and ? our work right." L. J. POST Contractor nnd Builder. Prices consistent with best work Marshfleld, Ore. TH0MAS0N & HANSON --DEALERS IN- 'Hay Grain and Feed' Free Delivery Phono 1751 4 - -- --- --- PARKSIDE POULTRY RANCH Empire, Oregon. O JOHN TV. KING, Prop. Eggs from thoroughbred Buff Orpington chickens for sale $1.50 to $5.00 for setting of 15. IS BEST BECAVSE I. It COStS 1C3S tO do a job of paint ing with It for It covers most sur faco and saves the painter's time by spreading easiest. II. It looks bet ter than any other paint because It brushes out more ovenly, the oil In it Is better, and the colors clearer and fiYYJATTyiwrjmiininrj:tiMi""ynMjfl more lasting. III. It wears longest, and Is therefore econo mical in last cost because It puts off for tho longest time tho need for repainting. You'll get satisfaction and save money if you use S. W. P. COLOR CARDS FltEE. 8 H GETS TWO PURSES. John lleiTOii's Horses Win at March moiit Races. John Herron took two flrst prizes In tho Mnrchmont races at Weddor liurn yesterday. Crescent landed the flrst race, a threo-quarters mllo run ning ovent for three year olds and up, tho purse being $100 plus out lies Dr. Rowell, Horron's horse, also took tho second race, flvo and one-half fur longs, running for which tho purse was $100 plus entry fees. Bob Bobor, a Eugono horse, took tho third rnce of tho day. Bobblo Wilson, tho Marshflold thirteen-year-old jockey, rode thes three races and had tho winner In each. There was a good attendance nt yestorday's races and tho events woro reported to bo all that could be asked. Tho program which lasts for six days will bo slightly changed in ordor thnt tho events In which Horron's and Simpson's horses are to participate will bo pulled off In time to got tho animals back to Coos Bay for the fair races. MILNER'S HARDWARE YOUR VACATION Will Last a Lifetime if You Take a KODAK With You Wc haTe tlicm from $1 to $100 Full Lino of Kodak Supplies Catalogue Free RED CROSS DRUGSTORE DoWItt's Carbollzcd Witch Hazel Salvo Is especially good for plies, but It Is also recommended nearly every where for anything when a salvo Is needed. It Is soothing, cooling and healing. Bo euro to got DeWltt's i"ltoh Hhv1 Sn1v when you nBk for i "n pil' ns'il reciin mend It. Sob r AItfMBHW.WiMMflWIfrtftaiififi Ml MCI Smppi rnfumrrvAt ies Ponclls, pons, ink, tablets and writing pads, waste baskets, stamp scales. Hate numborlng mnchlnos, rubber stamps, carbon paper. Ribbons and a complcto lino of TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES. NORTON & HANSEN STATIONERS OPPOSITE BLANCO IIOTIj Will be at the Coos and Curry District Fair to 29 Inclusive MARSHFIELD, ORE. COLUMBIA MACHINE WORKS Cavr.nah, Chapman (Si Co. I General Repair Yorlc and Woodlurning. Launches a Specialty Toot of Qrern Avprwa, Marshfleld T' They will find the grounds in better condition and more attractive than ever before. They will find many new buildings. All in all, they will see that Coos Bay has the best facilities of any section of the Southwest Oregon for holding a big fair. The increased cash premiums and specials will bring the greatest live stock show ever seen on the coast, and ft will compare favorably with the best fairs of any section of the west. Some of the best horses on the coast will be here to participate in the speed program. Some of the most attractive purses ever hung up for a fair race meet will make each individual event worth coming a long distance to see. The counties will put up their best in trying to secure the prizes for the exhibits of their products. There will be special rates on all lines of transporta tion for passengers and special freight inducements for all exhibits. If you wish any particular information it will be cheerfully given by P. P. NORTON Q. w. CARLETON PRESIDENT ASST-SECRETARY Marshfield, Oregon Marshfield, Oregon B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B BJ, I by I,: ' I'JLVRT J: PAKSO.S. SZSaEHHKHHSHSa i