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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1 908. 5 ? I t :: it I V r :: I :: 4 - ? :: i :: 8 I t it :: tt i :: i V :: i :: :: i fit--tt--tt-w-tttt-ti-uti---ii-ti--ix--u-ix-u-tt--ttit-- ,-. , 1Mr ,, ,n : i. mil, aMMym w ftW0j..yF faa i wgmm t s - - w w -. s: T &U3ftm :: t:iJK.T7iiftaa j&tawitbtfa All the fall styles in the Famous Kingsbury soft and stiff hats now ready for your inspection 22 :: e-ffat All the Time. AI !l.L 1VjC JL My nc ,'ust a little different from all t Little lltierent L cIusive and up to the future J All the Time. WHEN YOU OVERLOOK YOUR BOSOM FRIEND YOU MAKE A MISTAKE. MARSHFIELD, OREGON. :: i t i COOS HAY TIDES. The following tables give hours of high and low tides every day this week: the (or SEPTEMBER, 1008. IIGII WATER A. M. l M. Date h. m. ft h. m. ft. Monday . .2S 1:39 CO 1:3S 6.7 Tuesday . 29 2:20 5.7 2:10 C.7 Wednesday 30 3:05 o.3 2:4C G.5 OCTOBER, 1008. Thursday . 1 3:55 4.G 3:29 6.4 Friday . . 2 4:59 4.3 4:25 6.1 Saturilay . .3 G:20 4.2 5:36 5.8 SUNDAY . .4 7:44 4.5 7:00 6.7 SEPTEMBER. 1008. LOW WATER Date. Monday . 28 Tuesday . .29 Wednesday 30 ODD FELLOWS HALL ILJLS iday and Saturday, Oct. 2 and 3 4 Act Comedy Drama TL- rjL..jc - me ounieri Reserved Seats on Sale at Lockhart & Parson's Drug Store NEXT WEEK "The GREAT -- t ......,- 8-8-: .---- 8-8-8-8-a-8-8-a-8-a-8-8-8- 8 8 tt i 8 8 :: i :: 8 8 8 n t :: 8 A Pleasant Warm Bed Room May be had with no trouble or bother with kindling a fire for but a few cents a day by installing a gas heater. The stoves are very reasonable. Gall at our offices and examine them. THE COOS BAY GAS & FOR IIENT Nice furnished rooms, tlose in. Inquire 'S' Times office. 200 or more acres of coal land suitable for fruit growing, three and one half miles from Marsh- field, on tide water, only $26 per acre. Will you let this and other bargains we have in real estate pass you by? I. S. KAUFMAN & CO. WANTED One or two gentlemen roomers. Private family. Apply Times office. Thursday Friday . Saturday SUNDAY .1 2 .3 .4 A. M. h. m. ft. 7:27 1.8 7:59 2.2 8:33 2.8 )HEK, 1008 9:15 3.0 10:11 3.5 11:30 3.S 0:3S 0.G M. i. m. 8:36 9:23 10:18 11:24 1:07 ft. U.-J 0.3 0.3 0.5 0.6 3.8 WEATHEK FORECAST. (By Associated Press.) AVESTERN OREGON. 4 Fair tonight and Wednesday LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- PORT. For twenty-four hours ond- ing 5 p. m., Sept. 2S, by Mrs. E. Mingus, special government O meteorological observer. ' Maximum 73 Minimum 40 At 5 p. m , 59 Precipitation none O Wind, Northwest; clear. FOR RENT Nicely furnished room for gentleman, close in, modern .conveniences. Enquire 'A' Times. WANTED Girl to do general house work. Apply Robert Marsden, Sr., Phono 4S1. Marshfield North Bend j:-::-::--k-::--:j-::-::-k ::-::-----:::---::-::-- TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO. PllOne 143 Henry Sengstacken, Mgr. FOR SALE Edison phonograph middle size, one hundred records, case, horn and stand. Enquire at Times office. Kill An Elk. Wm. Egenoff and Wm. McKay came down from the North Fork of the Coquille yesterday whero they have been hunting big game. They killed a fine elk. Willielmliui Due. The Wilhel mina is due in today from the Slus law with a cargo of chittum bark and miscellaneous freight. She will sail Wednesday for Bandon and Port Orford. Will Entertain. The office force of the C. A. Smith Manufacturing and Lumber Company, will entertain their lady friends at a bowling and dancing party in the club rooms of the mill Thursday evening. WANTED TVe have several parties who are looking for homestead locatlonb or relinquishments also some good' timber claims. If you know of any good homestead or timber claims, it will ppv you to writa us. Address: Aetna Realty Company, 225 Falling building, Portland, Ore. DEFREE'S River Ranch Allegany platted into one and 5 aero tracts. Make beautiful summer homes or farms for profit. Conrd Bros. & Billings. Exclusive agents, Marfld. FOR SALE Furniture bar fixtures and stock of liquors and cigars, groceries, etc., now in Blanco Hotel and accessories. Apply to Ferry and Flanagan at Blanco Hotel. FOR SALE The sea-going launch Vamoose. Equipped with ten horse power Union engine. En quire North Bend Fish Market. -- Pacific Tool Works FSt Class Horseshoeing Heavy Forging a Specialty. First Class Logging Tools Give Us a Call. W. Tharp, Prop. MAffl.K0NT STEonREcTaoN COLUMBIA MACHINE WORKS Cavanagh, Chapman (8b Co. General Repair Work and Woodturning. Launches a Specialty Foot of Queen Avenue, Mcrshfield HSH51SH52SSSHSBSBai5ESSS2SHSHSlSESE5E5HSZSEEE5HSSSESHSZ5HSS5ESZ5HSES Htlildiftg Material CEMENT BRICK LIME, PLASTER RRE CLAT FIRE BRICK SEWER PIPE DRAIN TILE and TERRA COTTA GOODS WHOLESALE and RETAIL PLUM1ING SUPPLIES FIRST CLASS PLUMBING and TINNING SHOP IN OPERATION SEE US FOR. FAIR. PRICES NORTH BEND HARDWARE , SUPPLY CO North Bend, Oregon. 52ScL5SlSSSZSSSB5H'ES'ESES5Z.7E5S,SB5EL5E55H55ZSSa5Z5E5ZSSH5! A Want Ad will sell it for you LOST A silver cigarette case with initials L. J. S. at ball game Sun day. 'Reward. See Jack Flanagan." Prize Winning Selection. At the Baptist church entertainment this evening, Miss Pearl Watkins will repeat the selection that won the gold medal at the trl-state Interscholastlc oratorical contest at Walla Walla, Washington, last May. To Locate J lore H. H. Watkins and Eugene Crosthwalt of Enid iand Ardmore, Okla., arrived hero today to look 'over the Coos Bay country with a view of locating hero. They are cousins of Max Roberts who came here sometime ago with Col. Grimes. goies up Bur ATJJM IE Capt. Nelson of Mann Smith, Surprises Local Navigators By Trip. The Nann Smith last evening made the trip up the bay to her slip at the C. A. Smith mill, at extreme low tide without encountering a single shoal. The trip was a great surprise to local navigators who did not be lieve it would be possible for the big lumber carrier to do It, but Capt. Nelson demonstrated the fact that ho know his vessel and also know the bay. The Nann Smith had a slow trip up, being without cargo and having to tow a lumber schooner, the Oakland, up against a stiff headwind and heavy sea. Alllimco Sails. The Alliance sailed this afternono for Portland with a cargo of freight and a fair sized passenger list. Among thoso who went out on her were the following: A. G. W. Wilson, J. C. Royco, Miss N. Carl, J. Hardesty, Mrs. E. J. Baker, Emmie T. Loo, Harry Hunt, Frank Erwin, Wm. Wlegan, O. A. Crane, Bessie Crane, Lyman Crane, Rota Crane, Thomas Jones, James Fisher, Joe Cooley, Joe Lamn, Perry McCullough, F. Thlbean and wife, Mrs. Wm. Simpson, Scott Simpson, Florence Simpson, Percy Simpson, Mrs. Water Simpson, P. Esklldsen and wife, Tom NIcols and wife, Mike Roskl, F. McLaughlin, F. E. Mc Laughlin, John Jalonen, F. W. Schroeder, L. Kutchan, J. Dobio, S. F. Lannlgan and eight steerage. of City Attorney Farrln yesterday resulted in Mayor Straw postponing the special session of the city coun cil to havo been held last evening until tonight. It Is expected that action will bo taken on the ordinance to submit to the voters this fall an amendment to the charter Increasing the city indebtedness. Thq sewage system plans and street improvement matters will also come up. Personal Notes K,0&$&$fXVttt$&ttSWiOGZi&t MRS. J. H. FLANAGAN and chil dren are spending a few days at Empire. MISS EDNA BRAINARD has return ed from a visit at the Bowron ranch at Ten Mile. CHARLES STEELE, state bank ex aminer, Is here making the regular examination of the state banks. PERRY McCULLOUGH left today for Seattle where ho' expects to make his home. ' ' '' ', "", E. L. C. FARRIN andKe, return ed yesterday from Portland whe'rp they havo spent the last two" or three weeks. ' ' MRS. ROBERT McCANNj passed, thru Marshfield yesterday on her way to visit at the E. R. Hodson homo on Coos River. J. C. MAHONEY loft this morning for Portland wlfere ho will enter tho law department of the Uni versity of Oregon to complete hia legal education. MRS. MITCHELL and Mrs. Allison and son, returned on tho Nann Smith last evening from San Francisco where they have been visiting for tho past ten days. MRS. S. A. YOAKAM, deputy stato dairy inspector, arrived today via Roseburg from tho State Fair where she had charge of the dairy exhibit. Delay Bridge Building. It is un officially announced that tho comple tion of the elevated roadway between Marshfield and North Bond will be delayed another year by the Mena sha Woodenware Company appeal ing from the award of damages re cently made in tho circuit court. Tho verdict in the circuit court was for about $300 or flOC more than the county road viewers allowed the company. Until the litigation is ended, no work will bo dono on the MR. DAVIS of tho Coos Bay Bakery, aud wife, returned from a ton days visit to Portland and Junc tion City. They made tho trip over land to Roseburg. L. A. LILJEQVIST, deputy prose cuting attorney, went to Myrtle Point today to Investigate some al leged violations of tho liquor law and a violation of the game law. J. O. STEMMLER, tho Myrtle Point real estato man, was in tho city today on business and reports that the recent heavy frost caused con siderable loss to the ranchers ot that section. COUNTY COMMISSIONER DEMENT of Myrtle Point, was In the city today to join Judge Hall and Com missioner Anderson on a tour of inspection over the roads in this vicinity. . NEWS OF COOS BAY'S SICK AND INJURED Poison Dogs. Citizens of West Marshfield are aroused over tho poi soning of dogs in that section. Some miscreant, they allege, has placed poisoned food out for the canines and is killing the harmless pet dogs'. Among tho latest to lose pet dogs was R. F. Williams'. FOR RENT Small cottage, partly furnished, near new school house. Mrs. John Preuss. FOR RENT Four C-room flats in the O'Connell building on 'A' street. Apply Hall & Hall. FOR SALE CHEAP Marshfield Skating Rink building. Inquire D. L. Avery, owner. n-a-----a-M--a---- n IT IS SURPRISING HOW I Heinz's Vinegar v Docs Sell at i 50c A GALLON :: A k C. W. WOLCOTT V THE FAMILY GROCER A :: i'iioxe 071. Y --B-tt--;:--8-K-:;B-a-n Sees Many Bear. Wm. Noble who recently returned from a deer hunt to Eel Lake, says there are a largo number of bear in that section. He and his party secured four or five deer and got several shots at bear but were unable to kill any. Tho bear are quite easily fqund In tho huckleberry thickets. Rniso Building. In order to con form with the now street grade, tho Capt. Donaldson building at tho northeast corner of Broadway and 'C streets, Is being raised about eighteen inches. Tho building has eighty feet frontage on 'C street and sixty feet on Broadway. A plank sidewalk will be put In around it. Broke Quarantine. J. O. Stemm ler of Myrtle Point, who was hero today, reported that quite a stir was caused In Myrtle Point Saturday night by Wm. W. Klnnlcutt, whoso homo was quarantined for scarlet fever, leaving and attending a gather ing down town. Ho was arrested and taken back homo. There has been talk of prosecuting him further. View New Road. Judge John F. Hall and Commissioner E. Andorson left today to view the Golden Falls road which is practically cpmploted. When all of tho connectlpns of tho road are comploted, tho highway will furnish a now stage lino west from Coos Bay to Drain which Is said to be more sconlc and a bettor roadway than tho present one. Council Tonight. -The lato return Mrs. David Haines of Coos River, Is ill. Mrs. A. Isaacson of South Marsh field, Is reported quite 111. Two children of Leslie Smith of Coos River, are reported quite ill. C. Sweet Is quarantined In his rtfom in South Marshfield with diptherla. Charloy Lee, tho well-known tra veling man, is confined to his room at the G. W. Carleton homo. John Tellefson of Eastsldo, Is suf fering from a severe attack of ap pendicitis. Dr. DIx, who Is attend ing him, has not determined yet whether an operation will bo necessary. Miss Waldvogel, a teacher In tho Sumner public Bchools, foil from a rig whllo with a picnic party Sun day. A sovere gash was cut In her head, necessitating several stitches. Tho wheels of tho rig also ran over but did not seriously injure her. Dr. Housoworth, who attended her, does not anticipate any serious results. GOOD NEWS! EVERYBODY, whether early or lato comors, will bo served nliku at tho Chicken Supper given by tho Ladles of tho Presby terian church and their friends to morrow evening, at tho Smith Cafo, under tho Garfield Hotol, on Front street. Open from 5 to 9 o'clock. Help your friend, lodgo or school to win one of Tho Times voting con test prizes. You can BUY or SEMj through Tho Times "WANT?!!' with ease, dis patch and profit try thorn. Are you cutting out your coupons In The Times Popular Voting Con-test? J. C. WATSON, the Coquille blooded stock and poultry man, passed thru Marshfield the other day on his way home from- tho Stato Fair. While there, ho purchased somo ol tho blue ribbon prize winners In the poultry section to add to his flock of blooded birds. W. J. CONRAD and Joe Schooley re turned yesterday from South Slough whero they claim they killed three elks. Of course, their prowess as hunters of big game is woll-known, but tholr friends In sist that tho antlers bo produced to substantiate tho story. TOM NICOLS and wife, leave today for a week or ten days visit in Portland and with Mr. NIcols' pa rents in Salem. The visit at Salem will be in the nature of a family reunion, Mr. NIcols' brother and sister planning to visit tho old folks at the same time. It will bo the first tlmo all of tho children and tho old folks havo boon together in about fifteen years and tho reunion will bo a very enjoyable and memor able function for all who parti cipate in it. According to tho Electrician, tho committee appointed in connection with rebuilding of the Russian navy has decided to utilize tho public con tributions which havo been sub scribed for tho purpose of rebuilding tho warships in establishing wireless telegraph stations at eighteen points on tho Baltic coast line. Orders,' It Is said havo already been given for tho equipments. AVnntwl Hutched Baby. Manager Knight, of the Scottish national exhibition at Edinburgh, has received tho following from a Httlo girl: "I havo heard you hatch babies In Incubators. Do you glvo any away? If you don't, I'd like ono about a 75 conts ono that has boon hatched for a wook or two. , I would lllto a fair-halrod and blue-oyed Ht tlo girl; ono that is nice and healthy and does not squeal much. If you have no fair-haired ono at 7C conts, a brown-haired and brown-oyod will do, It must be healthy and a girl. I will not havo a boy." I iW4
