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THE DAILY COOS BAY T8MES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1908.
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Mrs. John H. Somers
Respectfully begs to announce to the public that she
will open a first class
Millinery Store
in the "COOS BUILDING" and urges an inspection
of the same by you, on' her ' '
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It will be my endeavor to offer to the ladies
of Marshfield the latest creations in the Milli
nery world, consistent with good style, and
reasonable prices. I anticipate the pleasure
of a visit from you to my opening Wednes
day and Thursday, September 16th and 17th.
Respectfully,
Mrs. John H. Somers, Designer.
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THEATRE
The lies Company
North Bend Every Sunday
Myrtle Point Every Monday
Coquille Every Tuesday
Bandon Every Wednesday
Marshfield Every Friday and Saturday
This Week Beginning Sept. 7
The Great Circus Play
"UNDER. THE LION'S PAW"
Next Week Beginning Sept. 14
"TheGIRL AND Ifi GAMBLER."
TICKETS 25c, 35c and 50c
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BISHOP WILL
KBIT COOS BAY
Rev. Chas Scadding to Be
Guest of Local Episcopalians
October 4.
Bishop Charles Scadding of the
Episcopal diocese of Western Oregon,
will make hfs annual visit to Marsb-
fleld Sunday, October 4, and will
probably spend a week or more In
this section. Plans for the building'
of an episcopal church at North Bend
and organizing other Episcopal con
gregations in the Coos Bay country
will probably bo submitted to him
during his visit, He will probably
bo the guest of J. W. Bennett, a close
personal friend, during his stay here.
It has not been decided yet wheth
er there will be a confirmation class
for him in Maishfleld this year or
not. A class is being Instructed at
North Bend.
Bishop Scadding recently attended
the international Episcopal conven
tion at London to which Bennett
Swanton of Marshfield, was also a
delegate. He is arranging to
strengthen the denomination in Ore
gon by the organization of many new
congregations.
Wm
COOS DAY TIDES.
The following tables glvo
hours of high and low tides
every day this week:
SEPTEMBER, 1008.
HIGH WATER A. M. 1
Date
Tuesday . . 8
Wednesday 9
Thursday . 10
Friday . . 11
Saturday . 12
SUNDAY ..13
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10:55 6.0 10:32
11:38 6.5 11:26
12:16
Q:16 7.4 12:55
1:051 1.2 i':34
1:54 6.9 2:14
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this morning on business.
SEPTEMBER, 100$.
LOW WATER
Tuesday .
Wednesday
Tmirsday .
Friday . .
Saturday .
SUNDAY .
A. M
4:20
5:09
5:54
6:36
7:16
7:56
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0.8
0.7
0.4
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1 P. M.
4:41
5:32
6:19
7:01
7:47
8:36
WEATHER FORECAST.
(By Associated" Poss.)
WESTERN OREGON.
Fair tonight, with light frost;
cooler except near coast. Wed
nesday fair and warmer except
near coast; northwest winds.
A Slick Article
A, WORD OF ADVICE
TO ALL
LUBRICANT USERS
Our Oils Cannot Be Beat
SAMPSON GAS ENGINES
Marine and Stationary
Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co.
FURNISHED ROOM to rent, close in,
heated If desirable, suitable for
gentleman. Enquire 'B' Times.
FOR SALE ' Team, horses, wagon
harness. Chas Doane, Marshfield.
FOR SALE Second hand cash reg
ister. Pioneer Hardware Co.
FOR SALE The sea-going launch
"Vamoose. Equipped with ten
horse power Union engine. En
quire North Bend Fish Market.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE
PORT. For twenty-four hour end
ing 6 p. m., Sept. 7, by Mrs.
E. Mlngus, special government
meteorological observer.
Maximum 60
Minimum 54
At 5 p. m 58
Precipitation 07
Wind, Southwest; cloudy.
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1.8
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0.5
0.2
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.1. II. PRICE, the Bnndon ship
builder, was In Marshfield on busi
ness today.
COUNTY SURVEYOR GOULD of Co
.qujlle, is in the city today on offi
cial business.
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THE REV. FATHER CURLEY will
go to Bandon to celebrate mass
there Sunday.
DR. E. MINGUS, who is visiting his
mother at Ashland, Ore., will re
turn Friday morning.
JAMES RODGERS, the well-known
San Francisco traveling man, 1b
visiting his trade here.
BORN.
CAREY To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Carey of North Bend, Monday,
September 7, a nine-pound girl.
Mr. Carey Is one of the proprietors
of the Coos Bay Grocery.
MISS MAUDE PAINTER, Mrs. Far
rlnger, Mrs. Rice, Miss Genevieve
Songstacken, Miss Helen Doble and
Miss Helen Chandler and Messrs.
Thayer Grimes, Fred Painter,
Claude Nasburg, Russ Tower, Har
ry Butler and George Goodrum
were among the Maishfleld people
who attended the dance at the
Simpson pavilion in North Bend
last evening. , ,
Steamship Alliance Sails
Capacity Load of Passen
gers Today.
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DORSEY KREITZER, who is at
Byron Springs, Cal., writes that he
Is Improving but that he will have
to remain there longer than the
two weeks he originally planned.
His case of inflammatory rheuma
tism appears to be an aggravated
one and he is going to try and se
cure a pernianent cure. Mrs.
Kreitzer and son will probably re
turn next week.
Entertain at Dance. Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Scott, Sr., entertained a
party of friends at a pleasant dancing
party at their home in South Marsh
field Saturday evening.
Water Front
Phone 33
ABSTRACTS
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO.
PhonC 143 Henry Sengstacken, Mgr.
M$KMAS'I'A-I-AA-I'AA
On Your Way Home
Drop In end see our complete line of good things
to eat. FANCY PASTRY, GOOD PIDS and HOME
MADH BREAD.
COOS BAY BAKERY
PHONB 1111 Opposite Flanagan Dennett uanK.
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Building Material
WANTED We have several parties
who are looking for homestead
locations or relinquishments also
eome good timber claims. If you
know of any good homestead or
timber claims, it will pay you to
write us. Address: Aetna Realty
Company, 225 Falling building,
Portland, Ore.
DEFREE'S River Ranch Allegany
platted Into one and 5 acre tracts.
Make beautiful summer homes or
farms for profit. Conro Bros. &
Billings. Exclusive agents, Marfld.
FOR SALE Two best located lots In
Glasgow, for cost price; $350 buys
house and lot In North Bend, the
rent brings 10 per cent Interest.
B. S. Burnoy, North Bend.
WANTED Competent girl ror gen
eral housework. Wages $25 per
month. Small family. No' wash
ing. For particulars, apply to
phone Farmers 208.
FOUND Ladles hunting case gold
watch. Owner may have same by
giving description and paying for"
this notice. Apply O. K. Chop
House.
FOUND Ladies gold watch. Own
er can have same by describing
property and paying for this no
tice. Enquire Times office.
WANTED TO RENT Furnished
quarters for family of four, Must
be equipped for light housekeep
ing. 'M' care Times.
FOR SALE Young driving horse,
harness and delivery wagon. H.
Sanford frrm Sumner, Ore., Phone
farmers 121X7.
WANTED TO RENT Sihall resi
dence or cottago for family of
four; must be close In, Address)
Box 10, Times.
FOR RNT Four l-non flats in
tho O'Cannell b'ulldlmg ' oh 'A
street. Apply Hall & Kail.
CEMBNT
BRICK
LIME, PLASTER
FIRE CLAT
FIRE BRICK
SEWER PIPE
DRAIN TILE and
TERRA COTTA
GOODS
WHOLESALE
and RETAIL
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
FIRST CLASS
PLUMBING and
TINNING SHOP
IN OPERATION
SEE US FOR, FAIR. PRICES
NORTH' BEND HARDWARE SUPPLY CO
North Bend, Oregon.
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FOR RENT Small cottago, partly
furnished. Inquire NE corner
Second and 'C streets.
FOR SALE CHEAP Marshfield
Skating Rink building. Inquire
D. L. Avery, owner.
FOR RENT Ranch, nlno miles from
Marshfield, Address R. McC'inn,
North Bend.
WANTED A boat house for 22 foot
launch, will buy or rent. Geo.
Goodrum.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Mrs. W. 8. McFarland.
AVill Open JcMeliy Store G. W.
Carleton Is arranging to open one of
the finest jewelry stores In the Coos
Bay country in Marshfield within a
short time. He has ordered his
stock and expects to be ready to open
for business about October 15.
Salmon Run Starts. Quite a
number of salmon were caught In the
lower bay yesterday, the season run
just starting. It Is expected the run
this year will be heavier than for
sometime although the reopening of
the cannery at Empire is likely to
make a hoavy drain on the fish be
fore the pleasure seeking fisheimen
get a chance at them.
Makes Charges Agninst Goss,
Geo Goodrum Is threatening to In
stitute a charge of attempted larceny
of a fine salmon against John D.
Goss. Mr. Goodrum says he caught
the salmon while trolling In the Bay
Sunday and that Goss who was In a
boat behind his got hold of his
(Goodruro's) line and attempted to
secme the fish but was unsuccessful.
Get Souvenirs From Alaska.
Mrs. Emil Ogren and children have
just received some fine souvenirs
from Mrs, Ogren's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fox, formerly of Coos Bay but
now residents of Alaska. Many of
tho gifts are jewelry, gold nuggets
being used largely In their makeup.
All are symbolical of tho now gold
fields and are highly prized by the
recipients.
R. T. DURETT and W. U. DOUGLAS
of the Coos Bay Home Telephone
Company, went to Portland to ar
range matters concerning the
transfer of the local exchanges and
lines of the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company to tho new
company and also to arrange for
the Improvements which are pro
posed to be made. City Attorney
Farrln has also gone to Portland
and may be of assistance to them
in case tho new fianchise which
was granted the company has any
bearing on their negotiations.
NORTH BEND NEWS
The Allfance sailed early) today tqr
Portland, carrying a capacity-Toad of
passengers and a good cargo, t of
freight The steamship wa'ri unablo
to accommodate alL who desired pas
sage but the others will be' acconj
modated on the Eureka which sails. '
late this afternoon. In the, frelgh't
cargo, the Alliance had 35,000kfeet
of white cedar brought over from
Riverton on tho Wilhelmina, 1,006
cases of milk and the set of office
furniture for Governor Chamberlain
from the citizens of Coos Bay, th6
latter being transported free. ,
Among those who sailed on the, AI-,
llance were' the following:' , l
Chas McClain and wlfei Vincetit 1
Lorenz, A. Matthews, J. O. Brandon
and wife, J. H. Moothered and wife,
E. O. Davis. A. S. Davis. Ethel Da
vis, Elsie Davis, Garland Davis, C. I.
Robertson, N. Palmquist and wife,A.
N. Holman, C. Dietrich, Geo. Rogers,
Mrs. A. Rldgely, Miss J. Bartell, Mrq.
Lee Cook, W. Locke, W. C. Elliott',
Marlon Yoakam, Mary Jones, Mrs.
L. Hall, Miss Burns,( Reta Gardner,
Harry Gardner, F. L. Christie, Mrs".
Axtell, Pearl Axtell, Mrs. Castella,
Mrs. Jessie Osborn, Ray Osborn, Au
brey, Osborn, J.t N. Wilier, Geo.
Shurn, Mrs. N. Rasmussen, Mrs. P.
B. Chancy, H. B. Donahey, S. H. Han
son, S. W. Sherman, Miss Lawhorne,
J. H. Wilson, H. A. Baughton, G. H.
Hide, G. Conro, F. Osier, G. Bates,
Thomas Hlcklng, J. Rowley, W. Hick
Ing and twelve members of Georgia
Harper Company.
Among those who boarded the Al
liance at North Bend were Miss A.
Wickman, Mrs. W. Stein, Arthur
Jenkins, Geo. E. Huntley, A. A. Da
mlto, D. W. Ward, Florence Breri
nan, Edith Horn, Miss Rosa Blucher,
Mrs. F. E. Rose, Mrs. F. Mulr, Miss
Muir, Mrs. Ed. Johnson and Jos.
Scorth.
Mrs. H. T. Price and daughter,
Miss Lenore of Portland, arrived on
the Alliance yesterday to spend a few
weeks with Mrs. Hayes Temple of
North Bend, their daughter and sis
ter, respectively.
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SUNDAY G
On Friday evening, the Epworth
League of North Bend, will hold at
the Methodist Episcopal church a so
cial, and reception for the students
of the business college and high
school.
Mis. C. A. Strickland Improved.
The many fi lends of Mrs. C. A.
Strickland will be pleased to learn
that she Is reported Improving in
health at the Mercy hospital. While
she has been very sick there has
been a recent change for the better
and, the Item In the North Bend news
In Th'o Times yesterday referring to
her condition bolng critical was mis
stated. Friends will unite In wishing
that her recovery may bo rapid and
complete.
Moves to Elinliurst. Mrs. Mary
Merchant has purchased a winter
home at 'Elmhurst, a suburb of Oak
land, and' will move thero at once.
The honie Is beside the homo of her
sister, Mrs. J, E. Dryden, James
Merchant will spend tho winter thero
with her. The Merchant homo In
Marshfield will bo kept up by
Charlgs Merchant and Mrs. Merchant
Ofld James will return each spring
to Coos Bay.
turn there to live. Ho says the
thunderstorms and wind bothered
him while away, severe electrical
disturbances making sleep almost
impossible during three nights. He
had a very delightful stop in Port
land, attending a church conference
and the dedication of n new church
there.
Ball Game For Charity. Tho Bar
bers of Marshfield have issued a
challenge to the bartenders of tho
city for a ball game to bo played here
Sunday, September 13, tho proceeds
to go to charity. The bartenders
have practically agreed to accept
and it Is declared that tho event will
excel any league game that has over
been pulled off hero.
CARD OF THANKS.
To tho many kind frlonds, who by
their acts of gracious tenderness and
sympathy lightened the burden of
our grief during the Illness and death
of our beloved husband and father,
Peter Smith Weaver, wo tender our
grateful and hdartfelt thanks,
MRS.. P. S. WEAVER,
MRS. W. L. WALKER,
G. E. WEAVER.
MRS. L. M. PERRY of North
Bend, will have her fall and winter
millinery opening Thursday, Septem
ber 10.
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Tho steamer BREAKWATER sails
for Portland SATURDAY, September
12 at 11 a. m.
Do not rorget that DeWItt'a Little
Early Risers are tho best pills made.
Thoy are pleasant little pills that are
easy to tako and aro prompt and
gentle. Wo soil and recommend
them. Sold by LOOKIIART & PAR
SONS.
Wkcs Coos liny. Tho Rov. B. F.
Bongtson has just returned from a
two weeks visit ulth his sons at
Jamestown, N. D , and Choyenno,
Wyo. Ho says that while tho east is Tho steamer BREAKWATER sails
Inviting, tho west Is moio so and that for Portland SATURDAY, Soptombor
under no circumstances would ho re-12 at 11 a. m.
McKeown Says Marshfield
Won and North Bend Cap
tain Claims Worth Bend WortJ
One of tho best ball games' that
has been seen on the North Bend
grounds this season was witnessed
Sunday when the Marshfield and
North Bond clubs recruited from the
amateur material on the Bay strug
gled for honors in the postponed
game that marked tho close of tho.
Coos County League Season. For toi
innings, tho teams put up a fine
tlclo of ball but the eleventh Inning
brought a vaudeville finish. Man
ager McKeown declares that Marsh
field won by a score of five to three,
the North Bond captain says that
North Bend won by a score of dlx
to five and tho umpire is studying the
rules to ascertain what did happen. "
Thero was a good crowd out. Man
ager McKeown only had McCutcheon,
James Cowan and Nelch and himself
but picked up five North Bend young
men who demonstrated that they
could play ball. Tho Marshfiold line
up was McCutcheon lb, Cowan, C.
Nelch 3b, McKeown, S. S., Foote p,
Strickland cf, Holllng rf, O. Gaffney
If and D. Hull 2b. MtfFarJand pitch
ed for North Bend and Wilson play
ed behind tho bat.
It was a tie at tho end of the
ninth and in tho tenth, Marshfield
added two more scores. In the ele
venth, North Bend ha'd two gone apd
then It wns claimed that they chang
ed the batting order to tiring somo
of tho strong stickers, Marshfield
protested and tho umpire waB going
to call tho man out for batting out
of order but tho crowd wanted to seo
It played out and the game continu
ed, North Bond claims that they
scored threo men and Marshfield
claims that nono of their scores
counted as they forfeited tho game
by having tho mon bat out of order.
Anyway, It was a pretty good game
and tho crowd got a lot of enjoyment
out of It.
NOTICE.
All porsons Indobted to tho Blanco
hotol, or Foiry & Flanagan, will
pleaso call and pay same or on boforo
tho first of October. All accounts not
paid by that time will bo placed lr.
tho hands of our collector-
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