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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1908)
THE DAILY COOS BAY TIM ES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1908. : --0-- -4-4-1- j ODD FELLOWS HALL ILES THEATRE CO. Friday and Saturday, Uct. 9 and II) I The Thrilling Labor Play I "TTe GREAT STRIKE" I Reserved Seats on Sale at Lockhart & Parson's Drug Store NEXT WEEK "OKLAHOMA" 1 WALL PAPER AND PAINTS LINING TACKS BRUSHES STAINS DEADENING FELT DRY PASTE TINTING COLORS VARNISHES ALCOHOL SHELLAC Agent for Jolinson's Dyes mid Wax Finishes. Coos Bay Paint & Wall Paper Co. Second and 'C Streets, Across From New Hotel. T JawaBnW'f"?litv " : h- j GurNev5-I0-&-15c Department Is Nowt Ready for Business J Wo have In stock everything that you can think of in use ful articles In household goods: China, glassware, crockery, granite ware, tinware, brushes, toys, stationery and a fancy basket assortment. In our 10c and 13c oepartment y0n -will find something that everybody wants. Articles that will cost you from 30c to -10c In any merchandise store in the Country. If you have not given the inc Store a call, you can not conceive the money you can save there. WE HAVE SUCCEEDED IN GETTING THE SOLE AGENCY FOR THE COLUMWA DISC AND CYLINDER TALKING MACHINES. A largo selection of the latest records always on hand. Cylinder records 25c and the double disc records for 05c. Practically two records for the price of one. Wo take pride In calling your attention to our installment sys tem of selling Pianos and Talking Machines, and will venture to say that we are the only house In Coos county that will sell a strictly High Grade Piano for ,$io down and $0 per month. Victor and Columbia Talking Machines for $10 down and $5 per month. We have a large stock of Pianos on hand: Hardman, Harrington, Price & Teeple, Milton and other makes of prominence, which wo are selling at Rock Bottom Prices. Also slightly used and second-hand Pianos at a sacrifice if taken soon. Do not fail to come and hear the Bryan and Taft speeches Sat urday evening. y COOS BAY IMC -FACULTY Piano Mr. Elmer A. Todd Misa Lucy Sherwood Horton Voice Miss Mablo Olare Millis Violin (To be announced later.) Musical Kindergarten Miss '.ucy Shenvoud Horton Classes in Harmony, Counterpoint, etc. Vocal Sight Reading and ensemble. Apply for catalogue or information to the Director, New O'Connell Building, A and Second Streets. 'Phono 1055 ELMER A. TODD, Director "V!lV'fflifii TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO. Phdne 143 Henry Sengstacken, Mgr. Beiween Safety and Danger your Fire Insurance Policy always stands to protect you from loss. One never knows how soon tho fire demon may visit and put tho onco happy homo into a charred heap of ruins. Whrt a blessing is a good Policy In such an event! How cruel it seems to be without one when all Is lost! This is your own fault. It costs you little per annum to bo all the time protected. If you fall to secure this protection the fault Is yours alono. See Title Guarantee & Abstract Co. Agents for the Largest and Best Companies. The Choice Cuts We Serve COOS BAY TIDr.S. The following tables givo the hours of high and low tides for every day this week: OCTOBER, 1008. IIGH WATER Date Monday . Tuesday . Wednesday Thursday Friday . Saturday . SUNDAY . LOW AVATER Date. Monday . Tuesday . Wednesday Thursday . Friday . Saturday . SUNDAY . A. M. h. m. 8:51 9:44 10:27 11:06 11:44 0:08 0:55 A. M. h. m. 5 1:54 0 2:59 7 3:56 .S 4:44 9 527 10 6:09 11 6:54 ft 5.1 5.7 6.3 6.9 7.3 7.1 C.8 L. ft. 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.5 1.0 P. M. h. m. S:20 9:2S :27 :19 :21 :59 l M. i. m. 2:34 3:41 4:32 5:14 5:59 6:43 7:28 ft. 6.0 6.3 ,6.7 6.9 7.5 7.6 . ft. 3.3 2.5 1.6 0.7 0.1 -0.3 -0.6 &'& rv Jr " to our customers are the best Meats to be had anywhere. There is a tender, sweet, juicy taste to our Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb and Pork that is unusual in the meat you buy at the average butcher's. Our Chops, Steaks, and Cutlets are also the talk of the town for exceptional goodness and high nutritive qualities. And our Poultry has also helped to build up our enviable reputation by its uniform excellence in eating qualities. WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated F'-ess.) WESTERN OREGON. Fair with heavy frost on coast. Tuesday, warmer, except near ' coast. O LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE PORT. For twenty-four hours ond lng 5 p. in., Oct. 4, by Mrs. E. Mlngus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum 63 Minimum 40 At 5 p. m 59 Precipitation none Wind, Northwest; partly cloudy. BORN. ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs. An tone Anderson at their home at tho United States Life Saving Sta tion Dunfay, October 4, a son. Kee Lox Typewriter Ribbons and Typewriter Carbon Paper NORTON & HANSEN STATIONERS OPPOSITE BLANCO HOTEL SUNSET BAY STAGE Leaves North Bend stables Monday, Wed nesday and Fridays at 8 a. in. Returning at 4 p. m. Fare $1.50 round trip For Seats Apply NORTH BEND STABLES - Phone 111 SANITARY MARKET er LAWIIORN & McCULLOCII, Owners, ive. Marshfield Lve. North Bend 7:00 A. M. 7:45 A. M. 8:45 " f0:05 " 10:45 " 11:15 " 1:00 P. M .1:45 P. M. 2:30 " 3:15 " 4:00 ' 5:00 " Open for Charter Nights and Sundays The Flyer Always Leaves on Time. Get Fast New Boat. A. O. Rog ers hns secured a new launch that is claimed to be tho fastest one on the bay. Although small, it is equipped with a ten-horse power en gine and some of Mr. Rogers' friends maintain that it can speed up tb eighteen miles per hour. Personal Notes f E. C. SLOCUM of Coqullle, was in the city today between trains. WALTER SINCLAIR of tho county seat, was in the city today on legal business. J. M. UPTON'S young son, who has been ailing for some time, is re ported better. MRS. McGINNIS of Marshtleld, spent Sunday at Empire as tho guest of Mrs. R. H. Olson. F. P. NORTON and wife, havo re turned from a two weeks visit In Portland and Salem. ROBERT MARSDEN, Jr., has moved into tho McGlnnis house, recently vacated by Dr. Toyc. JUDGE JOHN F. HALL went to Co qullle today to hold probate court for two or three days. MRS. ROBERT MARSDEN, Sr., who has been confined to her bed, Is reported somewhat better. JUDGE C. A. SEHLBREDE and family, have moved Into tho Mit chell house on Third street. COL. W. II. COACH of Bandon, and niece and friend, of Grand Rapids, Mich., were in the city last week. GEORGE WESTLAKE has been con fined to his homo by a slight at tack of Illness tho last few days. MRS. C. M. GOODMAN and her mother, Mrs. Goff, of Coquillo, wore shopping In this city last week. NORTH BEND NEWS Mrs. E. E. Hayes of North Bend, Is shopping In Marshfield today. Contractor Thos. Rennie has fin ished tho planting of Sherman avenue. John Lennon left on the Break water Saturday on a trip to Portland. Geo. Ross of Catching Inlet, la transacting' business in North Bend today. Leo Ackerman of Portland, Is spending a few days with Mrs. C. Parker. Mrs. Cal Wright of Marshfield. left on tho Breakwater for a visit in Portland. Rev. B. F. Bengtson of Marsh field, is calling on friends In North. Bend todny. Mgr. F. W. Bode, who has been on a business trip north, returned homo yesterday. Eric Erickson and wife, left Sat urday on tho Breakwater for their homo in Portland. MR. IIARRIGAN of tho Marshfield Hardware Company, has moved into the Vonoy house, on 'C street. Kills Big Buck. Dado Haines brought in one of tho finest buck heads today that has been seen hero for sometime. It is four-pointer and the head is perfect. Ho is hav ing it mounted as one of tho trophies of his ability as a rifleman. Wed at Myrtlo Point. Mr. J. T. Murray and Mrs. Ida Coleman, both of North Bend, were united In mar riage at the chapel of tho Latter Day Saints In this city by Elder Clapp, after services at tho chapel Wednes day evening. Myrtle Point Enterprise. Elects New Oilicers. Tho Ever green Whist Club has elected Mrs. W. J. Butler president, and Mrs. James Rolandson secretary for the ensuing year. Mrs. A. T. Haines was elected to membership. Tho club has sixteen members. ' Tho next meeting will bo with Mrs. Rolandson next Saturday afternoon. HERBERT LOCKHART has gone to San Francisco to join Mrs.' Lock hart who has been there for sev eral weeks. The schooner Advent camo In yes terday from San Francisco, and la nuw at Porter Mill. Mrs. David Most and daughter; Miss Nettie of Empiro City, spent Saturday with Marshfield friends. Jas Mortenor, who has been In California for twenty-two years, vis ited friends In North Bend, yesterday. Mrs. D. R.' Ilodson and Mrs. Jesso Smith of Coos River were visiting friends and shopping in North Bend today. REV. FATHER CURLEY will leave the latter part of tho. week for Smith river where ho will hold mass next Sunday. MRS. H. L. GOULD of tho United Stores Company, has returned from Portland where she has boon selecting goods. MISS EDNA WIEDER has returned from San Francisco where ho has been taking a course in nursing nt one of the hospitals there. MISS HELEN CHANDLER will en tertain a number of young ladles at bridge at tho homo of MIbs May Bennett Tuesday afternoon. WANTED A girl to work at Staf-fords. FOR RENT Campbell's wood and cool yard on North Front street, Marshfield, with all necessary tools, etc., for business. Flno op portunity. Apply D. D. Campbell, Marshfield, Ore. WANTED Get your roofs fixed be fore tho rains set in. See L. M. Friend & Watson, corner Broad way and Washington streets, South Marshfield. WANTED Roof repairing. See L. M. Friend & Watson, corner Broadway and Washington streets, South Marshfield. WANTED Man and wife on farm. Steady employment. Apply to C. P. Coleman, Templeton, Ore. WANTED Girl to do general house work. Apply Robert Marsden, Sr., Phono 481. 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 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' 3treet. Apply Hall & Hall. Help your friend, lodgo or school to win one of The Times voting con test prizes. Kills Cougar. Robert Baker of Portland, who has been visiting Frank Rogers, killed a largo cougar on tho Rogers' ranch tho other day. Tho varmint had been killing many of tho Rogers' sheep when It was located. Mr. Baker's bullet knocked out ono of tho brute's teeth. They are having tho carcass mounted. Thrown By Horse. Mrs. Charles Masters was thrown by her mount while riding horseback at tho Mast ers ranch, near Sumner, yesterday. At first, it was feared that sho had been badly hurt, but Dr. Houseworth who was called from Marshfield, found that a few bruises and scratches were tho extent of them. Returns From Camas Valley Q. F. Winchester and wlfo havo re turned from a vacation trip to Camas Valley where they visited Mrs. Winchester's parents. Mr. Win chester did not got any elk but se cured a few deer, pheasants and other gamo. Ho reports that Fred Nolson Is hunting hard but when Mr. Winchester left had not suc ceeded in bagging any big game, al though ho was looking for anything from bear to a trout. Better send this paper to a friend. Young Attorney Weds. Harry Hoy and brido havo reached Marsh field from Waldport, Oregon, where' they wero united In marriage Sep tember 30, tho bride being Miss Meta Boboll, a sister of August Bo boll, proprietor of tho Central hotel In Marshfield. Tho marriage was solemnized at the homo of tho brldo's mother by Judgo Goln. Tho nuptials woro a decided aurprlso to Mr. Hoy's frlonda hero but thoy unlto in oxtondlng congratulations to the young couple Mr. Hoy is a oromini nt youjig lUfuir'y, bftiij Identified with J. W. Bennett. R. D. HUME of Wedderburn, is on Coos Bay visiting friends and looking after business Interests. Ho is shipping a number of race horses to California to enter In tho turf events there this fall and winter. GEORGE GOODRUM, Joo Schooloy and John D. Goss woro fishing for trout near tho Coos River hat chery yesterday. Judgo Goss says that ho had a fine ono hooked but through the able assistance of Mr. Goodrum ho lost It. J. E. OREN.gon.-managerofthoC. A. Smith Lumber and Manufacturing Company, has roturned from San Francisco whero ho was in con sultation of with C. A. Smith originally intended to come to Coos Bay this timo, but ho was unexpectedly required to return to Minneapolis. A. T. HAINES, Wm. Grimes and Dorsey Kreltzor and families ac companied by Messrs. Roborts Crosthwait and Watklns spent yesterday at Charleston Bay, Tho weather was delightful there and It w.b a revelation to Messrs. Crosthwait and Watklns who re cently camo hero from Oklahoma. V IT IS SURPRISING ? t: $ HOW Heinz's Vinegar Does Sell at 50c A GALLON A C. W. WOLCOTT V THE FAMILY GROCER PHONE 071. -8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8 Miss Esther Johnson and Clara and Rose Myren of South Marsh field, wero visiting friends yesterday in North Bend. R. Webb and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Konnoy, who havo been resid ing In North Bond, have moved to near tho C. A. Smith mill. Rov. J. E. Burkhart will leave this afternoon for Ashland whoro he goes to attend tho Presbyterian confer ence and will bo gone over a week. Mrs. E. A. Martin of Llbby, who underwent a slight operation at tho homo of her mother, Mrs. John Len non, a short timo ago, Is Improving. Henry Kern, ono of tho owners of tho Iron Foundry at North Bond, la erecting a seven-room bungalow on Sherman avonuo, in tho Porter addition. Mr. and Mrs. Cleaver and Mr. and Mrs. McFarlan, and W. P. Evans, wont down to Empiro to see frlonda who wero leaving on tho Breakwater. Mrs. Wm. Ilorsfall of Lakewood. camo up Saturday evening to assist in tho exercises that Bishop Scad ding hold yesterday in tho Episcopal church. Mrs. L. A. Piatt left on tho Break water Saturday for Portland. Her daughter, Mrs. W. T. Evans, accom panied her mother homo and will spend a fow weeks In Portland. Tho report has gono out that diph thorla has broken out in tho North Bond schools, but there Is no founda tion for tho rumor. There Is not a caso of diphtheria in North Bend. Somo aro keeping their children homo on account of this rumor. David Mastadon, who is L. J. Simpson's florist, wont to Scotland this summer and was married In Edinburgh, roturned yesterday on tho Euroka with his brido. They will reside at Shore Acres whoro ha has n now homo awaiting thorn. M. W. Hahn of Boise, Idaho, who has been visiting at tho homo of his son-in-law, G. E. Mickey, tho North Bond furniture doaler, has returned to his homo. Ho purchased con siderable property while horo and expects to return to Coos Bay In tho spring to mako his homo horo and additional Investments. You can BUY or BELL through Tho Times "WANTS" with ease, dis patch and profit try them, GOOD HAY of nil kinds at Haines. Road tho Times' Want Ads. W3 tmt
