The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 19, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr nmmmrimmmipvtn i tnwnsi- TOL-aEaCTUJatsu r?5wWhiAuj.LMifciMirMr?wWfcMBisMiB J" .ji ii prjiiiiiflWI nuivpwii'ij' i vapimvjpuiia 1P hjupmhmm THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1908. mnnmom -: r :: :: :: :: T :: I ? t :: I I I :: I I :: i ------":---:----------::----::- 1 fif Wi'V if t FALL SUITS :: :: :: ::. We take great pleasure in showing the New Style features and fabrics to men who are interested in and who app DON'T WORRY THESE WARM DAYS ABOUT YOUR LAUNDRY Whether nt Summer Homo T or Camp, send it to us mid f I jou mny Join the "Don't I I Worry Club" nt once. It will t X come bnck to you clenn, puro T i and In perfect condition ns n t J result of our modern methods. I Coos Bay Steam Laundry PHONE NO. 571. i tl MttllltMIMtMIMMMt1 Good Clothes If you like being among the first to wear the new styles you'll enjoy purchasing now before any of the gems have been picked out We Are Exclusive Agents For Selz Royal Blue Shoes Mallorys CravaneUe Kats t: f ; T :: I Xt 1 I V Breakfast Foods l xt I J , Oljmpia AVheat Hearts :: I t FIFIELO HID Rnnn trip w UUUu Mill US KK. La -ttwv"C 1 a5 fci 9H T - HA WO. OREGON J. L. BOWMAN, Prop. Geo. H. R0TNOR, Hgr. V -:----::---------::----:;- ------- --:t------::----7 i We hac the most complete XX line of breakfast foods on the XX t V Hay. XX Hercules AVheat Flakes V Columbia Oat Flakes V Oljmpia AVheat Hearts :,: Egg-O-Seo V ti Post Tonsties Force i i.-.. ..I.,., a ".. . I ' vioict uais v t ' Cream of AVheat ucrmca jj A'iolct AVheat : Shredcd AVheat Biscuits V Cream Oats , I Alunjs In stock nt C. W. WOLCOTT Y THE FAMILY GROCER i :j-:;--::-t:---a---a--t A Want Ad will sell it for you SIANGAN'S NEAV UNDERTAK PARLORS. 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 Id peneral. Licensed ombalmer with lady assistant. Telephones: Office 2161 Residence 2171 A 5? JLd s i?l Einr fe alLMw ffW n !i t laiE !t3naiK!RnrBZ2saajCT.n.znssnTrcECT wrszsnFssaisaxrssiutkUaisiExcit ? z I O ; t t t t We have just received a new stock of the celebrated Toledo Ranges and invite you to before buying purchasing a range sidered is quality, price Now we ity and the price is guaranteed for ten guarantee which is are absolutely guar bake as well as any call and inspect them When you intend the first item con and the last one is have both the qual Every range we sell years, a written good All ranges anteed to cook and on the market or Z I I I I o o I ! money refunded We have the Toledo in differest sizes and 1 prices: $3500, $3800, $4000, $4500 and $5000 You are always welcome to come and examine ' our stock We give with every $ 1 00 purchase a ticket on the large Mission Hall Clock Going Co. arvey X I Complete House Furnishers i New Vessel Completes First Round Trip to 'Frisco In Good Shape. The Fifleld reached Coos Day yes terday after completing her first round trip to San Francisco. The trip up was very good, the run being made In about forty hours despite the heavy fog that prevailed off the coast and made the entrance dlfil cult. She had considerable fruit and a fair cargo of other freight. She also carried a number of passengers. She I will load with lumber nt the Smith mill and sail for 'Frisco Friday. Among those who came up from San Francisco on the Fifield were: n. SIdwell, C. A. Adams, John Smith, J. F. FInnell, A. Uarry, ALLIANCE SAILS. The Alliance sailed for Portland late yesterdpy afternoon with a capa city load of passengers and a fair cargo of freight. Among those who sailed on her were the following: Mrs. Thomas Harvey, Miss Ruth Dean, Miss Edna Neil, C. A. Johnson and wife, Jacob AVilhelm, Oscar Joanis, AV. C. Dernltt, II. Townsond, M. A. Phillips, Miss M. Shaeffer, Mrs. j L. I. B'.ackman, L. I. Ulackman, Mrs. Kate Burnham, A. F. Fairbanks and wife, T. J. Scott, Mrs. T. J. Scott, G. A. Tilden, AV. Stirling, N. Neilson, E. I. Miller and wife and son, L. Al lehoff, Miss N. Jenkins, Miss Emma Solve, Miss A. Rolllnson, J. M. Kin non, J. F. Standish, R. L. Rockwell, R. A. Howell, Elizabeth Howell, R. A. Howell, Jr., Frank Fornshall and wife, Mrs. J. T. Bridges, Mrs. AV. H. Laura, D. Fitzgerald, J. G. Granger, G. K. Nickerson, A. B. Daily, Mrs. B. Innes, C. C. Going and wife, O. Fairbanks, L. Gregory, Charles Har ris, II. Love and P. D. Cue. Others who boarded the Alliance at North Bend for Portland were S. Abrahamson and wife, Peter Abra hamson, Mrs. M. B. Chambers, Miss S'nmie Chambers, Miss Bach, D. King, G. H. LeFevre, AV. S. AVood, Mrs. L. M. Peiry, Mrs. A. T. Stelner, Mrs. Soudhoff, Neil Campbell, John Barb, J. Paulos George AVambsy and D. Bromwoll. - AT THE THEATHE. "In the Shadow of the Cross," one of the Standard Society dramas of the day was the bill at the Ma sonic Opera House last night. Miss Harper's portiayal of ' Coralle" was a stiong piece of acting, and she was well suppoited by the balance of the company. Tonight, the great his torical diama "Nell Gwynne" will be produced. The story is one of an orange girl in the streets of Loudon who, by her wit, good looks and fas cinating personality, wins the heait of King Charles, the second, and finally becomes the ruler of England. Tattle of the Town Little Rralus of fact sifted from 5. and doun the town. the chuff of gossip 11 j lug up COOS RAY TIDES. Tho following tables give hours of high and low tides every day this week: AUGUST, 1008. the for HIGH WATER Date Tuesday . Wednesday Thursday . Friday . . Saturday . SUNDAY . A. M. h. m. 5:05 G:22 7:43 9:03 10:03 10:52 ft. 5.1 4.G 4.5 4.7 5.0 5.3 h. 5: G: 7: 8: 9: 10: P. M. m. 12 10 12 17 17 07 ft. 6.G LOW AVATERI A. M. I AUGUST, 1008. M. Date. Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday ihursday . Friday . . Saturday . SUNDAY . 18 19 19 20 21 22 23 h. m. 10:57 2.1 0:04 0.7 11:57 2.8 1:14 0.G 1:05 2:23 0.4 2:19 3:24 0.0 3:27 4:14 -0.2 4:25 m.i ft. 3.3 3.4 3.4 3.2 WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated Press.) WESTERN OREGON. Cooler, with westeily winds. Personal Notes t 4 MAJOR TOAVER of Empire, is a Marshfleld visitor. AVM. MORROW transacted business In Coqullle yesterday. G. R. McNAIR of Bandon, Is looking after business Interests on the Bay. MRS. AA'. B. COX was reported quite 111 at her home on South Broad way. MRS. KATE LANDO left this after noon for South Coos River whero she will enjoy a few days outing. JAMES BAINS Is expected from Salt Francisco on the M. F. Plant to take In the fair. MISS LEAH ROGERS of South Coos River, is spending the day -with. Marshfleld friends. MISS MARION YOAKAM of C003 River, Is spending a few days with friends In Marshfleld. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE PORT. For twenty-four hours end- lng 5 p. m., August IS, by Mrs. E. Mlngus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum G5 Minimum 47 At 5 p. m 51 Precipitation none Wind, Northwest; cl?ar. BORN. ANDERSON To Mr. and Mis. E. C. Anderson at tho General hospital, Marshfleld, Ore., Tuesday, August IS, twins a boy and a girl. Mr. Anderson is proprietor of the O. K. restaurant. Has Moved. Mis. Rose Arrlngton has moved into the Tlmmerman house on Pine street. Has Arm Broken. Adolph Broux, an employe of the Newpoit mine, was thrown by a bucking mule and sustained a fractured elbow. 1). C. llojd Found. AA'ord was re ceived here this afternoon that D. C. Boyd, the printer from Grants Pass who mysteiiously disappeared from the Coos Bay Monthly office, was seen In Coqullle en route to Rose- burg. No word has been received dliect from Boyd although his trunk and belongings are still here. FOR SALE Cadillac runabout auto mobile. In first class condition, new tires. A bargain; or will ex change for real estate. AVm. AVade, Coos Bay Iron AVorks, Marshfleld. TOUND Seal watch fob, engraved "P. C. P." Owner can have same by paying for this ad. Call at Times office. AVANTED Rooms for light house keeping by family of two. AVill pay good price for suitable rooms. Call Phono 1053. FOR SALE Oil barrels, scrap cop per, tar and lamp black. Apply at Marshfleld office Tho Coos Bay Gas and Electric Company.) AVANTED Dishwasher Oregon, North Bend. at Hotel AVANTED Furnished housekeeping rooms for three adults and two children. Address 'X' care Times. AVANTED Board and rooms In pri vate family for three adults and two children. Address 'B' Times FOR RENT Ranch, nino miles from Marshfleld. Address R. MtG'nn, North Bend. FOR SALE Fairy Floss candy ma chlno, almost now. For terms write Getto & Collier, Coqullle, Or. FOR RENT Four 5-room flats In the O'Conuell building on 'A' street. Apply Hall & Hall. Come From Roselmrg. AV. AV. Cardwell and wife and son, Murray; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Turpln and Percy Fletcher left Tuesday for Marshfleld to attend the district fair. Mr. Card well will take along his fast running horse "King Kohr," and "Snark," the Grants Pass runner that won tho main events at the last two fahs held here. Roseburg Review. MRS. S. A. YOAKAM, Coos county dairy Inspector, returned today from a trip to Ten Mile. II. II. McPHERSON and wife, have returned from a week's outing at Goodwill's on South Coos River. MISS LILLIAN McCANN of North. Bond, spent yesterday with friends on Eastslde and in Marsh- field. MISS ABERNATHY has returned from Dora to continue her visit at the home of her brother, Bennett Swanton. MISS ANNA COX returned today fiom a two weeks visit with her brothers, A. R. and II. B. Cox at Ten Mile. MISS ALICE HAGELSTEIN, who has been visiting Miss Clara John son, has returned to her homo la San Francisco. R. L. ROCKWELL, manager of tho Ontario Light and AVater Com pany, has returned after a brlet visit with Seymour H. Bell. CHARLES LEE, tho well-known traveling man who has been, spending several weeks at Paso Robles Spilngs, is expected back on tho M. F. Plant. I'roRi-essh o AVhlst Party. Mrs. Capt. Olson entertained about twenty friends and nelghbois nt a Piogres stve whist party at their homo In Bains stieet last evening. The even ing's play lesulted in Chns. Doano and Mrs. Peter Scott, St, carrying off tho flist honors and Peter Soren son being awarded tho consolation prize. Refreshments wore served and a very enjoyable time had. No Chnnge In Hours. Night AVatchman AValter Condron said last night that ho had not been informed of any change in the city's regula tions requiring saloons to closo at midnight and that ho would not per mit any of them to remain open all night during tho fair. Some one had circulated tho report that tho saloons would not be required to close until 2 o'clock during the fair. Sends Fish to Fisherman, R, F. AVIlIlams, who Is enjoying an outing on' Coos River and Is also trying his luck as a fisherman, Is waiting for a chance to get even with some one for an Injury to his fisherman pride. A number have been catching so'me fine salmon trout on South Coos River and while Mr. AVIlIlams hadn't broken tho record, ho had strong hopes of getting a flno trout ono of these days. Tho other day ho ro colved a package from Marshfleld and upon opening It found It to bo a largo salmon trout with tho Intima tion that "they had decided to re ward his efforts." AVhen ho returned to camp, everyone began to applaud tho big catch but ho had to confess. Delay Phono Franchise. After considerable discussion last night, tho Marshfleld city council decided to postpone action on R. T. Durett's request for a franchlso under which to operate tho Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company's exchange hore. Mr. Durett and Mr. Douglas stated TOM LAAVIIORN is recovering from a severe Injury to his hand. AVhllo aiding In the moving of a pump, tho 400-pound weight dropped on. his hand, crushing It badly. GEO. P. TOPPING, the well-known Bandon attorney, Is In Marshfleld. making final arrangements for tho appeal anco of tho Bandon concert band here dining tho fair. MISS ALICE McCORMAC, who has been attending Institute at Myrtlo Point, passed through hero today on loute to their summer homo on South Coos Rivor. She was called home on account of her mother, Mrs. J. T. McCormac, being taken suddenly 111. J. O. STEMMLER of Myrtlo Point, was In Marshfleld yesterday ar ranging for a flno exhibit of fruit and agricultural products of that section at tho fair here. Mr. Stemmler says that It will bo ono of the finest exhibits that has over been collected in any community of Oiegon. to tho council that ho had an option on the present exchange and would buy It If the council granted him a franchlso. Also that ho would raako extensive Improvements In It. Tho council was not fully agreed on tho kind of a franchise they would ho willing to grant and thought It would be necessary to Investigate It fur ther. . a Recovers From Appendicitis. -Mrs. David Morse of Empire, was In Marshfleld today, having como over to visit her daughter, Miss Anotto Morso who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at Mercy hospital. Miss Morso 1b rapidly recovering. CALL OF THE REREKAHS. Members of AVestern Star are re quested to meet at tho lodgo room at 1 p. m Thursday, August 20, to attend tho funeral of sister Martha Hall. By order of NOBLE GRAND. THE UREAKAVATER sails for Portland Saturday, August 22, at 8 a. ni.