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1 THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1908. The Conveniences of Electricity nR55SK2Scl in the houso arc manifold. It is not only for illuminating and cooking purposes, but for the quick and clean performance of other household du ties such as ironing, for instance, that electricity is desirable. With an electric chaffing dish delicacies can bo literally "made in a minute." With electrically heated irons your laundry work is done expeditiously and in a most cleanly manner. We install electrical apparatus every where. Oregon Electrical Supply Co. 'A' STREET, MARSHFIELD The Collar Question S ictr ft a : A'j-.a i ui i i j i w a fV IKtTiSM "V AW "I I m. v rm v j V :: mwmiiiiiii mi i iiutfHrawrgszp :: Jy-i ift a f.'lt H -- ----- i ? -. a f a tH? fx v $m? A. ff W zj s Its Ia Iff Vt wr WFM 3F At this season of the year the Top Coat reigns supreme. Our line this Fall is an elab orate one A line selected from the best efforts of the best makers, They come in short medi ums and three-quarter lengths The materials are Coverts) Cheviots and unfinished. Wor steds, The colors are Black, Brown and Oxford, Prices $12.50 to $25.09 y COOS BAY TIDES. The following tables give hours of high and low tides every day this week: the (or NOA'EMBER, 1008 UGH AVATKRI A. M We call special attention to our $15.00 values in Top Coats, These moderately priced Coats are the best produc tions for the money we have ever had the pleasure of :,: Date. Monday . Tuesday . Wednesday Thursday . Friday . . Saturday . SUNDAY . SUNDAY . li. m. 2 7:15 3 S:15 4 1 9:04 .5 9:50 G 10:34 .7 1-1:14 .Si 0:02 .8 11:52 ft. 5.1 5.G 0.2 G.6 7.2 7.G 6.3 7.S, r h. m. 6:51 S:13 9:22 10:20 11:14 M. ft. 5.3 5.4 5.S G.2 G.3 r.OW WATKBI A. M. Y offering our trade, Date. Monday . Tuesday . Wednesday Thursday Friday . Saturday . S'UNDAY , ft 0.G 0.8 1.0 1.0 1.1 1.3 l.G M. i. m. 1:14 2:30 3:22 4:15 5:03 5:49 6:31 h. in. 0:13 1:24 2:29 3:26 4:17 5:0S 5:51 WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated P-ess.) WESTERN OREGON. Weather forecast for election day in Oregon Fair in east and rain in west portion to night. Tuesday rain with fresh southerly gale along the const. your Do you get the satisfaction money ought to bring when you have your collars or cuffs laundered? Are the edges smooth? Are tho folds or points neatly turned? Is the color a delicate, pearly white? Is the finish that soft effect so much preferred by fastidious dressers? Wo succeed in all these things. Surely our work is worth a trial. You 'Will he a steadfast patron. S3 .MA8SHFIELD. OREGON y J. L. BOAVMAN, Prop. GEO. ROTNOR, Mgr. -- STEAMERS Coos Bay SteamLaundry j CALIFORNIA AND OREGON COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY. PHONE 571. -H-8--H-8-K-8-tWJ-H-8-8r f T it i ? i 8 4 it i 1 T C. W. WOLCOTT THE FAMILY GROCER T PHONE 071. it -Front. St.. HfnrslifloM -n-8-n-::-8-8-::-a-8-8-8-8-i You Can Raise a House Grocery Delivery Schedule FORENOON. First City 8:30 South and AVest 9:15 Second City and Broad way 10:45 AFTERNOON. Ferndale 12:45 First City . 1:30 South and AA'est 2:15 Second City and Broad way 4 o'clock For Steamer Alliance B. AA OLSON, Master. COOS BAY AND PORTLAND 5 SAILS FROM PORTLAND SATURDAYS, 8 P. M. SAILS FROM COOS BAY TUESDAYS, AT SERVICE OF TIDE. Y F. P. Baumgartner, Agt. H. W. Skinner, Agt, Couch St. Dock, Portland. Ore. Marshfleld, Ore., Phone 441 ja2SHS2S2SHSH52SESam55S5S5H5EZS2ESHSHSHS2Sai5a53SS2S2SZSEEa5HSZSZSH5? Portland & Coos Bay S S. Line S. S. BREAKWATERS . Sails from Portland Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sails from Coos Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide. S. S. CZARINA SAILING BETAA'EEN SAN FRANCISCO AND COOS" BAY, CAR. RYING FREIGHT AND COMBUSTIBLES ONLY. HB Phone Main 233 1 L. W. Shaw, Agt. A. St. Dock EST2SE5Z5HSHS2SHSE5HSH5H5EEHSESHSSS2aS2SHS,a5HSHSESHSB3lSESHSE5HSS5R5HSHSa THE K ri"- i Steamer M. F. Plant of your own if you go the right way i about it. Tell us the kind you want, and about the amount you want to i pay, and we will put you In the way of getting a veritable bargain on vary easy terms. We have houses In town and country to suit all needs, and we buy, sell and exchange all j kinds of real estate. Mortgages and Loans and Insurance. SAILS FROM SAN FRANCISCO, AT 2 P. M. EA'F.RY TUESDAY FROM COOS BAY EVERY FRIDAY AT SERA1CE OF THE TIDE. TIDEJ. No reservation held after tho arrival of tho ship unless ticket 1b bought. F. S. DOW, Agent, MARSHFIELD, OREGON fe2S2SESES2SZ52Sa5HSE5E5ZSBS2SSSZSa2SZS25Z5SSHSHS2SZSSE5HSZSH5ESE5HSE .I.-I... !. -! - .--...-.i--- 1-. t .i ......-.t...fi. ft. 3.4 2.G 1.6 0.8 0.0 0.G 1.0 at S:30 o'clock, in the morning, and returning at noon. Tho afternoon train will run to Beaver Hill and re turn. General Manager C. J. Mlllis will restore tho twlce-a-day service as soon as business warrants it which will not probably bo before next summer. jviiiiinco is mil. uwing to a stiff southerly wind yesterday and today, the Alliance which left Port land Saturday night had not reached Coos Bay at 3 o'clock this afternoon. It is expected that she will get in this evening. Laurel Street Closed. Laurel street, between AA'est Mnrshfiehl and South Marshfleld, has been closed for a few days to enable tho prop erty owners to complete tho plank ing. Tho street will be closed but a few days. $ira.v' LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE PORT. For twenty-four hours end ing 5 p. vn. Nov. 1, by Mrs. E. Mingus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum 69 Minimum 45 At 5 p. m 63 Precipitation 01 AA'ind, Southwest; cloudy. Nairn Smith In. Tho Nann Smith arrived in yesterday from Bay Point after a fairly good trip up tho coast. She proceeded to the Smith mill where she is loading with lumber. Gift to Hospital. Tho C. A. Smith Lumber and Manufacturing Com pany through General Manager J. E. Oren has donated fifty cords of wpod to Mercy hospital at North Bend as part of their winter's fuel supply. Unfounded Report of Shooting. An unfounded report of a shooting scrape at North Bend, laet night, was in ganeral circulation in Marshfleld last evening and this moraine. There was no shooting and np fracas and how the report originated no one ap pears to know. City Council Tonight. Tho Marsh fleld city council will meet tonight instead of tomorrow night, Tuesday being election day. Several matters will come up for discussion and pos sibly the new building ordinance and the ordinance to name and mimben, the streets will he brought up for dismission. Gains New Honor. Arthur S. Blanchard, a prominent member of the '09 Class at tho Oregon Agricul ture College at Corvallis, was made business manager of tho "Baro meter," tho college paper, at a re cent meeting of the staff. Mr. Blan chard is remembered here as being connected with the Coos Bay Gas and Electric Company, along with his father, Gcorgo Blanchard, who is cashier for the' company. Having been a member of the college band for three years, and taken an active part in all forms of athletic sports, besides being a faithful student, ho will surely succeed in the new posi tion, giving his friends further gratification. I Personal Notes JUDGE JOHN F. HALL is in Co qullle holding a session of probato court. J. IRVING SMITH and wife, of Coos River, are spending tho day In Marshfleld. No Damage Done; AVhllo Hal lowe'en was quite generally observed in Marshfleld, Saturday night, the younger set confined their energies to good natured fun in which no one sustained any great damage. Marshal Carter said that no serious damage had been so far as he could ascer tain. "Jac-o-lanterns were generally in evidence on the streets shortly after dusk. One Train a Day. Today, tho new winter time card of tho local railway went into effect. Henceforth there will bo but one train a day between here and Coquillo, leaving Marshfleld Title Guarantee & Abstract Co. HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Manager. Streamer Wilhelmma LUmiG CHRIBTENSEN, Blaster. Sailing for Bandon every Monday. For full Information, apply Chas Thom owner, or H. W. Skinner, agent. ,..,,.,f,.it.-.X.-. t-t.-. ..li.... !.. il.-.l. -I .. -..-i -. i i TH0MAS0N & HANSON -DEALERS IN- 'Hay Grain and Feed' Free Delivery Phone "1761 !- ----"--- "J""1 "ALERT" Captain C. E. Edwards. Tlnie-Tflble., Leaves Allegany, dally at 7 a. m. Returning Leaves Marshfleld 2 P. m. For terms of charter, towing, transportation or freight, apply on board. C. B EDWARDS, Owner. - "ESZSESHSESZSHSHSBSanSeSZSESHSct STEAMER FAVORITE Two trips daily between Bandon and Coqullle connecting with all Mareulleld traln. Loaves Bandon . ..0:45a.m. Leaves Bandon ...1:20p.m. fj Leaves Coquillo. ..0:15 a.m. Kj Leaves Coqullle ...4:00p.m. Kj rJ Traveler leaving Marthlleld In tho Hi H mornlne reach llamlon fit noon, I'roplo sj K on Couullle river fan upend over three In pi hours In Marahfleld ana reach home tho Qj Q same day, pj S COQUILLE RIVER TRANS- pj PORTATION CO. ffl ESHSSS?KmiasaHH5EScSZS25S5E5S.liH53 1 1 HIGH GRADE MEATS SyjEJjef , roast beef however onlv bo suL'L'L'Btivo of J. the delicious tasto and flavor that goes with every piece of meat we soil. All our meats are the cuoiceet we can produce. r. H. Noble The CITY MARKET Phone 1941 C and Front Streets, M&rehneld, Oregoa FOR RENT Throo furnished rooms for light housekeeping . Apply Mrs. Lash, over Mangan's Under taking Parlors. AVANTED Nurse girl ply Mrs. J. E. Oren. at once. Ap- FOR SALE A few cholco Barred Rock pullets, full bloods, $1.00 apiece. S. J. Defreese, Marshfleld. FOUND Oct. 30, 1908, a small fan Tail Launch, about G feet beam and 20 feet long, with canvas houso. The name of engine "Holl- day," 4 cycle, seems to bo about C or 8 horse-power engine. Owner can have tho same by paying for trouble and tho advertisement. Ati ply to Ladd Hunt & Co., Marsh fleld, Oregon. FOR SALE -Cheap One large air tight stove, suitable for large room or bar Also cash register. In quire of Merchant & Kammeror. In A' FOR RENT Four B-room flats the O'Connell building on street. Apply Hall & Hall. ALLIANCE WILL SAIL FROM COOS BAY FOR PORTLAND AT 1 I M., TUESDAY, Hold Farewell Services. Tho Pro testant churches of Marshfleld, last evening united in a farewell servlco at tho Presbyterian church in honor of the Itov. H. II. Brown, tho pastor, who leaves this week for New Jersoy to take a pastorate there. Tho church was crowded to capacity. Rev. Brown thanked his congregation and tho many friends of himself and wife, for tho courtesies extended them during their stay on Coos Bay and assured thom that their kindness would never bo forgotten. The Itov. Mr. Rutledge of tho First Methodist Episcopal church, tho Rev. Mr. Clo vonger of tho First Baptist church, and tho Rev. Mr. Porter of tho Christian church, spoke briefly, ex pressing the regret over the coming departure of Rev. and Mrs. Brown. A special choir, composed lnrgely of members of tho Temple choir of the Baptist church and lead by C. J. MIllls, furnished several ' pleasing numbers. A solo by Miss Mable Claro Mlliis was another ploaslng feature of tho program. ELIJAH SMITH of tho Southern Oregon Company, camo over from Emplro today on business. Ho ex pects to spend the winter at Em pire and has announced that ho may make his permanent homo there. The residence is being overhauled and fixed up now. NORTH BEND NEWS Mrs. A. AV. Myers left Saturday on tho Breakwater to visit In Portlnnd. Harry II. Houghton of Norway, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Henry Reese. Miss Sanford of Haines Inlet was tho guest of her sister, Mrs. C. Noll ner, yesterday. Misses Mildred and Besslo Coko of Marshfleld, visited "relatives and friends here yesterday. Mrs. Pondorgrass and daughter, Miss Edith, were tho guests yester day of Mrs. George Bolster. Tho McGregor family have gono to housekeeping In Marshfleld whoro Mr. McGregor will engago in paper ing and printing. Mrs. G. H. Schell, who died on Thursday from an operation, was burled from tho Temple Undertak ing parlors on Friday afternoon. TO PLAY FOOTBALL HERE TOMORROW Marshfleld High School Team Will Meet Local Independents at Depot Grounds In Afternoon, Tho Marshfleld High School foot ball team will play tho local Inde pendents at the depot grounds to morrow afternoon at 2:30. It will bo tho first game of the season for tho independents. Tho High School lineup will be about tho same as It was against tho North Bond High School team n week ago last Satur day. A good game Is anticipated. ' The probable lineup follows: High Bchool Position Indepond. Bolt Center Bill Haguland Josophson R. G. Matt Nemlo Fergussen L. G. Carl Larson Briggs or Stutsman R. T. Krugor Asplund L. T. Devenport Cllnklnbeard R. E, Abbott Merchant L. E. Lang Hanson Quartor H. Hansen Aroldor L. II. Johnson Rnsmusscn R. II. Gulovson and Dillard Briggs full back Doland CASH PRIZE MASQUEIIADR BALL, NORTH BEND, Novombcr 14, at Eckhoff Hall. F. C. TRUE came over from Coquillo yesterday to spend Sunday with. aInrhflid friends. C. A. SMITH, head of the C. A. Smith Lumber and Manufacturing Company, Is expected here from Minneapolis next week to inspect the local mill. J. E. OREN, general manager of tho . C. A. Smith Lumber and Manufac turing Company, and wife, nnd son, Donald Smith Oren, returned on tho Nann .Smith yesterday from a week's trip to 'Frisco. O. AV. BRIGGS, who has had charge j of R. D. Hume's paper, the AVed derburn Radium, arrived from Curry county at noon today to visit his family. Ho brought a live bob-cat with him. ., A. G.J-VAUGHN of Portland, is on Coos Bay Investigating tho re sources nnd prospects of tho coun-' try. He Is trying to locate a tim ber claim in Coos county. MRS. J. T. McCOHMAC will leavo overland tomorrow for San Fran cisco where isho will join Dr. J. T. McCormac and theln daughter, Mrs. French. Mrs. French is re ported considerably Improved. JOHN ANDERSON and wife, of Don mark, Coos county, who have been visiting at the homo of Jeff. Singleton In this city for tho past week, left this morning for tho Hood River district where they will spend some time. Rosoburg News. CLAIMS IN KENTUCKY. nnd Some Say 15,000 For Brynn Others 10,000 For Taft. (By Associated Press.) LOUISVILLE, Ky Nov. 2: Tha Bryan men claim tho state by 15,00(X whllo tho opposition claims a plura lity of 10,000 for Taft. OHIO MAY BE CLOSE. Both Parties Admit Thnt Election May Contain Surprises. (By Associated Press.) CINCINNATI, Ohio .Nov. 2. Both parties in Ohio express confi dence but both aro willing to admit that there may bo some surprises. Tho Democrats claim tho state by 5,000 whllo tho Republicans claim a normal plurality of 40,000 up to tho hlghwnter mark of 250,000. Both Claim Idaho. (bsojj psupossv O) BOISE, Ida., Nov. 2. Both parties claim tho state, but It is tho opinion that Taft will havo a substantial mnjority. Road the Times' Want Ads. Botter Bend this paper to a friend. DEMOCRATIC APPEAL TO LOCAL VOTERS Questions every voter should an swer tomorrow: 1. Should I vote tho same ticket that Ilarrlnian, Rockefeller, Rogors, Carnoglo, Armour and their Ilk voto? 2. Should I voto for a candldato who will bo president hlmsolt or one who Is tho appointee of anothor and who's will ho would bo subjected to? 3. Am I In favor of building up a presidential dynasty, each presidont nominating his successor? 4. Am I In favor of having tho tariff reduced by tho friends of tho protected Interests and tho trusts, or by tho friends 'of tho people? 5. Am I in favor of government by injunction and a chief executivo with a record of having thus gov erned? C. Am I so timid and weak that I may be scared Into voting against my best Judgment and convictions by; bluster, boast and threat. 7. Am I such a coward that tho money power's throat of a panlo can drlvo mo Into Its arms? 8. Do I think for mysolf, or do I voto a party tickot from force ot hnbit, by Inhorltod tondency, through obstinacy, or Just because I think it will win? Very truly, J. T, HALL. 3 ,-iHf)irfWti rrt n iirlfr-aii..t)dJfc- ---
