The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, September 14, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEsKHI tpn THE DAILY COOS BAY TIM ES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 14, 1908. HI v' i. ' $-$$; m j MM -j - mJ l ifr A 4. 7 ,t IMPORTANT QUESTIONS Do you want a suit with the proper suap Do you want a suit that fits Do you want a suit that lasts Do you waut a suit that will retain its shape Do you want a suit at the right price ? Do You Want Your Bosom Friend to j Have Your Business? if MWhl r WI COOS BAY TIDES. The following tables givo hours of high and low tides overy day this week: SEPTESIBER, 1008. tmcW) Consider the above and let me make you an E. E. Strauss Tailor Made to Pit You and not Somebody Else. I produce the goods or it costs you nothing. Grand Concert :': :': st it it i st t St t St St St I St st i 'B-a-a-8---8-n-::-::-a:w: -t ::-n--8-n--- i I i tt t tt i I tt st 7;' i st :: :: t tt S) . t)dMm I M-T MAItSIIFIELD, OltEGOX. f 2 . i '.0'JX? - i HIGH WATER Dato Monday . Tuesday . Wednesday Thursday . Friday . . fauiuruay SUNDAY . a. m. i : h. m. ft h. m. 2:55 6.3 2:55 3:40 5.5 3:39 4:43 4.9 4:29 5:57 4.G 5:27 7:21 4.5 6:34 8:35 4.8 7:45 9:32 5.2 8:50 the for M. ft. 7.1 6.8 6.3 G.O 5.7 5.6 5.6 , .'..v''- A A y yyrfyv-. yr- VsW VVVWVW n rersona iotes ARTHUR WILKINS was in from Ten Mile today on business. MISS MARY BLACK has returned from an extended stay at Eugene. JESSE LUSE and family spent Sun day at his parents' home og Coos, River, NORTH BEND NEWS LOW WATER SEPTEMBER, 1008. Monday Tuesday . Wednesday j Thursday . Friday . . Saturday . SUNDAY . 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 A. M. P. M. 8:44 9:30 10:21 11:22 0:31 1:40 2:441 1.4 2.1 2.9 3.4 0.6 0.6 0.6 9:27 10:23 11:23 12:40 2:01 3:12 0.2 0.3 0.5 3.7 3.7 3.4 FRANK SCHMITT left on the Drain stage this morning for eastern points. MISS MADGE SAVAGE is visiting at the homo of her brother, Norman Savage on Coos River. MR. and MRS. HARRIS of Mnrsh fleld, spent Sunday at Frank Rogi ers homo on Coos River. WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated Press.) WESTERN OREGON. MISS EDITH HORN has gone to Portland to enter St. Helen's Hall for the fall term of school. Mr. and Mrs. W. Vaughn ant? son, visited Marshfleld yesterday. Wm...Lawhorne, who has been out with a hunting party for a week baa returned, . Tho Porter Mill resumed opera tions today after being closed for three weeks. " v Mrs. W. G. Lnwhorn of Marshfleld, was the guest Sunday of hor mother, Mrs. M. J. Pratt. Miss Mamlo Gulovson of South Marshfleld, spent Sunday with Miss Wickland at Empire City. Mrs. L. Larson and daughter. Miss Edna, visited friends hero Sun day and attended the picnic. Fair In south with occasional rain tonight and Tuesday in north portion. Given By Mademoiselle Sigrid Westerlind The Famous Swedish-Finnish Soprano Assisted by Mrs. Br. Wm. Horsfall Pianiste oeday Evening, Sept. 14 Masonic Opera House. Admission 50cj Reserved Seats c and $J.UU. -8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-tt-8--8-8-8--8-8-8K-8---8-8U About 3 o'clock Bay experi- The sea-going launch enced one of Its rare electrical Equipped with ten- ' storms. The lightning was unusual- En- Iy brilliant and tho thunder quite i severe. FOR SALE 10 acres level land; good soil, about one mile south east of Bandon's business district. A splendid buy for only $75 per acre. Address, Box 66, Bandon, Oregon. FOR SALE Vamoose. horse power Union engine quire North Bend Fish Market LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE PORT. For twenty-four hours end ing 5 p. in., Sept. 13, by Mrs. E. Mlngus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum 65 Minimum 52 At 5 p. m 61 Precipitation trace Wind, Northwest: cloudy. D. Y. STAFFORD and DuFay Mont gomery left today for Ten Mile whore they will spend a few days hunting and fishing. JOHN ROBERTSON of Eden Vale, Cal., is visiting at the homo of his son, E. C. Robertson and also at tho J. H. Murr home. HUGH C. BROWN, Mrs. Fannie Hazard and Miss Violet Hender son spent Sunday at Mrs. Mc Knlght's camp on Coos River. The Redondo came in todny from San Francisco and will load at tho Porter Mill for southern points. Mayor L. J. Simpson, Mrs. Simp son, Mr. and Mrs. John Keating, Miss Edith Simpson nnd Miss King will return today from an outing at Ton Mile. Chas Worrell, bookkeeper of tho Simpson Lumber Company, Is taking his vacation and ho and Mrs. Worrell will spend it with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fahey at Billiards. Klectrlcnl Storm. , Sunday morning, Coos ABSTRACTS ; TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO. Phone 143 Henry Sengstacken, Mgr. WANTED We have sovoral parties who are looking for homestead locations or relinquishments also some good timber claims. If you know of any good homestead or tlmbor claims, it will pay you to write us. Address: Aetna Realty Company, 225 Failing building, Portland, Ore. nnntloii Man Weds. 13. H. Rohn, proprietor of tho Bandon Shingle mill, and Miss Daisy B. Caswell of Luddlngton, Mich., wore united In marriage at North Bend Friday by the Rev. A. F, Lacy. WARREN STEIN has arrived from Nebraska to tako charge of tho shoo department which S. S. Jen nings will put in his notion store. DORSEY KREIT55ER will return on the M. F. Plant this week from Byron Springs, Cal., whore ho has been securing treatment for rheu matism. i Small Potato Crop. Tho potato crop, of Coos county will not be as j large as It was last year but they will 'be of better quality. Large growers FOR RENT Campbell's wood and ln the Coquille valley report that coal yard on North Front street, the crop will bo only about one-half lu.irauiiuiu, wnn an necessary A. E. SEAMAN nnd family have re turned to Marshfleld from their Coos River summer homo "Tho Or chard," which Is famous for its prize Gravonstein apples. tools, etc., for business. Fine op portunity. Apply D. D. Campbell, Marshfleld, Ore. as compared with last year. I May Play Bull. There is somo talk among tho fans of getting up a i good amateur ball team and arrange j for a series of games between Co quille and Marshfleld. Both cities havo 1 good material to form a good team MRS. FRANCIS II. CLARKE and children, who have been spending some time up Coos River, at "Tho Orchard," with A. E. Seaman nnd family, returned home yesterday. Leather Goods Purses, bill books and money belts for gentlemen, and tho latest styles in purses"and hand bags for ladles. In books of Action, wo havo "The Lure of Mask," fresh from tho press. NORTON & HANSEN STATIONERS " OPPOSITE BLANCO HOTEL Masonic Opera House 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 Sepu 14 The Great Emotional Play I "The GIRL AND TiTo GAMBLER." Next Week Beginning Sept. 2 J "RIP VAN WINKLE TICKETS 25c, 35c and 50c ----- ----'- v- DEPREE'S River Ranch Allegany platted Into one and 5 aero tracts. Make beautiful summer homes or farms for profit. Conro Bros. & , and a Purely home team has always Billings. Exclusive agents, Marfld. ' been liberally patronized by both . . sides. PIANO FOR SALE One Sterling Lumbermen Visit Here. G. B. Mc uprlght piano, i solid walnut case, Leod and P. R. McMillan of the cabinet grand case, good condl- j Hammond Lumber Company, which tion, for ?300 cash. Call at Rob- owns and operates mills on the COL. WM. GRIMES and family head ed a part of twenty-eight or thir ty former Ol-lahomans who held a reunion and picnic on tho beach near tho government works yesterday. airs. w. A. Stewart of Port Or ford, is spending a fow weeks with her daughter, Mrs. T. Carey of North Bend. Mr. Stewart Is editor of tho Port Orford Tribune. The Swedish and Finnish Lutheran congregation gave a picnic at Slmp- , son's park yesterday in honor, of their minister, tho Rev, Auggulst, who will leaVo shortly for Illinois to complete his theological education in Illinois. Postmaster Elmer Russell and wife, had their young daughter for mally christened Dorothy at tho Presbyterian .church yesterday, the Rev. Burkhart officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Rood of Coos River, nlso had their young son christened Allon, at the Presbyterian church by tho Rev. Mr. Burkhart. ert Krugers, Marshfleld, Ore. FOR RENT Pour n-room flats tho O'Connell building on street. Apply Hall & Hall. i Columbia river and near Eureka, ar- rived here today on tho Allianco to inspect the C. A, Smith mill. They will spend i few days in this vicinity Investigating tho Coos Bay country. FOR SALE CHEAP Marshfleld . Skating Rink building. Inquire D. L. Avery, owner. WANTED Two gentlemen to board and room with private family. Phone 49G. WANTED No. 1 farm and dairy hand. Phono Farmers 208. .... - - SUNSET BAY STAGE Leaves North Bend stables Monday, Wed nesday and Fridays-at 8 a. m. Returning at 4 p. iti. Fare $1.50 round trip For Seats Apply NORTH BEND STABLES Phone 111 Garden Cily Tailoring Company Cleaning, dyeing and pressing ladies and. gents fine clothes a specialty. PHOXE Oil. Over Club Cigar Store. ?& V4 TH0MAS0N & HANSON 1 -DEALERS IN- T 'Hay Grain and Feed' X Freo Delivery Phono 1751 T COFFEE We take pride ln our coffees. All our brands are good but price is Invariably tho Stand ard of excellence. Our besV brand is Dependable 45c Then wo havo also Amber brand 25c Addison 35c Green Coffees Then wo have also Costa RIcan and Gold Medal green coffees for those who desiro to roast their own coffees. C. W. WOLCOTT THE FAMILY GROOER PnONE 071. E. I). LnClmnco Coming. Jake Goldle today received a letter from E. D. LaChanco of Hlbbing, Minn., who is to manage the new Chandler hotel, stating that he and Mrs. La Chance would start from there for Coos Bay about 'October 1. They will stop at Calgary en route and prob ably won't reach hero until about October 5. Finds Cloth In Wound. Dr. E. Mlngus yesterday operated on Frank Riebe, who was injured ln tho depot drawbridgo accident a few weeks ago, to ascertain why tho Injury was not healing more rapidly. Ho found that the physicians who had dressed tho wound originally left a small piece of cloth in tho wound and this pre vented tho bones knitting together. W. H. SWAYNE of tho Swayne-Hoyt Company of San Francisco, who has been looking after timber In terests in this section for somo time, came over from Coqulllo to day to spend a fow days on tho Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Russell's seven months old son died about 3 o'clock this morning. Tho little ono has been ailing for somo time from stomach trouble and a complication of ills. Tho many friends will unite In sympathizing with the bereaved parents in tho loss of their only child. The funeral arrangements havo not been made. CHAS. MURR returned tho other day from Lowell, Mass., where she has been spending the summer nt her old homo. Her mother, Mrs. Hildreth accompanied her back and will make an extended stay on tho Bay. WM. CLARK has taken a position as the Coos Bay purchasing agent of the Three States Lumber Company of L03 Angeles. His father, J. F. Clark Is now cruising tho extensive holdings of tho company In. tho Umpqua valley. -tt-tt--tt-U---a-8-K-8--u TROUBLE AT COQUILLE. Tuppers and Baxters Carry Cnso to Circuit Court. Justice E. A. Dodgo of Myrtlo Point, decided Wednesday, on ad vice of tho assistant district attor ney, to dismiss tho criminal action entitled "Tho People vs. Georgo and Chas. Baxtor et al." In this case Mrs. M. A. Tuppor was complainant, sho objecting to the removal of somo furniture In tho pending sale of tho Hotel Coqulllo in this city. Tho at tempted sale of the hotol has started HMgatlon wlilrh will be aired In the circuit court, -Coquille Sentinel, Flyer On Run. The steamer Flyer which Messrs. McCulloch and Law home recently purchased and had ro bullt and Improved, started in on tho North Bend-Marshfleld run to day. She Is in elegant shapo and the owners propose to give tho best possible service. As they aro among the best-known and most popular navigators on tho Bay, It Is certain they will get at least their sharo of the traffic. MRS. E. MINGUS, Mrs. French, Miss Mamie Mahonoy, Miss Evelyn An derson and a dozen or more young women who formerly attended school horo together arc planning a reunion near Charleston Bay to morrow If tho weather permits. J. A. MATSON, Tom Lawhorno, Will iam Lawhorne, Walter Lawhorno and Col. Wright returned early Sunday morning from a week's hunt In tho big game country on tho west slope of tho coast rango. They bagged five deer and report a flno trip. Tho North Bond Fat men defeated tho North Bend "Leans" on tho mem grounus yesteruay by a score of thirteen to nlno. The game was witnessed by a largo number. Tho olllclal coorer was so worn out re cording tho fast plays that ho will not recover sufllclontly to compllo tho de tailed roport of tho game before to night nnd so will bo unablo to fur nish It to Tho Times until tomorrow. FINDS BOGUS MONEV HERE. Look Up Government Authorities Spurious Coin. An inspector of the internal reve nue department has been in Coos county for several weeks looking Into alleged Irregularities by several per sons in tho liquor business. Whilo ln Myrtle Point ho made a collection of counterfeit money, mostly sllvor 2G and CO cents pieces, which ho took to Portland to turn over to tho fedoral authorities. There hns been considerable complaint about bogus money in Myrtlo Point for somo tlmo and It is bollovod that there is a plant located near that place or around tho Bay. Operation Is Success. Arthur Mc- Keown who underwent an operation Saturday aftornoon for appendicitis is getting along flno. Tho operation was an entire success and was not followed by tho eflects that gener ally follow such operations, Tho operation was porformod by Drs. Horsfall, Thayor and Galo. Mr. Mc Keown'B flno physical condition elim inated tho dangors usually attendant upon ino oporation. Tiirough an er ror, it was erroneously statod Satur day that Airs. McKeokn Instoad of Mr. MrKeown was to undergo thn operation. DR. and MRS. HAYES, Mary Mono fee, Will Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Florn made a trip up Isth mus Inlet Sunday, enjoying a pic nic dinner near tho Maxwell mine. Thoy got a fow flsh, somo black berries and all tho huckloborrles thoy cared to pick. TEACHER IS DEAD. In JAY B. TOWER, Wm. Cordes and Warner Ogren havo returned from their buns In tho Sand Hills, WliJIo away thoy killed about forty ducks, many of their birds bolng mallards. Most of thorn woro secured at Lost Lako, Tho birds aro a Httlo wild and aro not flying any too well yet. You can BUY or SELL through Tho Times "V.'ANTS" with ease, dis patch and profit try thorn. Miss Mildred Brown Succumbs CaiuiiH Vulley. Miss Mildred Brown, aged 27, died at the homo of her paronts, Mr. and Mrs, M. L. Brown at Camas Valley, on Friday night, September 4th, from an abscess. Tho funeral was hold at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, Rov. Mr, Hampton officiating, and inter- mont was ln tho upper cemetery. Besides tho paronts, flvo brothers and two sisters survive. Two of the brothors nro L. E. and Arthur Brown, tho Myrtlo Point merchants, ono lives nt McKlnloy, ono nt Camas Valley and ono is a non-commisslon-od olllcor on tho cruiser Mnrblehead, now In tho Alutlan group of Islands; two sisters, ono of whom is married, llvo at Camns valloy. Miss Brown was born in KniiHau, removed with hor family from Nabraska to Camas valley In 1000, and has taught school in that section. Myrtlo Point Enterprise,