The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, November 04, 1908, EXTRA! EXTRA!, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1908. In Time of Sickness G&sfc, mznEnfm nixwri rZamXm. timpmm-z-zi Jl 1 yJ i nIS & Go Carts Tj ijpi' - v !iJv, .rvi With storm shields. For sun- rm rprr J.vjv i snine ur ior rain. yjz, j WM I THE BEST yi ' ywBr, Incomparably the Best h li 'i rw$ I && mp OTfl p ?i ME 7 LO PIONEER LIBBY MINER DIED LATE LAST EVENING i & COOS HAY TIl)i:S. The following tables glvo hours of high and low tlde3 every day this week: many special articles are needed for ' Invalid's room. This Is the place to come for them to get the best qualities, at the lowest prices. We give ou good and quick service, and treat you "so you will be sure to re turn on future occasions. We are really headquarters for all sickroom supplies, for pure Drugs and Medi cines, and for putting up Doctors' Prescriptions In the most accurate and quickest way, at nominal prices. RED CROSS! JOHN PREUSS, Proprietor. The Collar Question S if3 vn(ty Jl t BABY YARDS A collapsible enclosure with heavy duck carpet Keeps baby in a safe place, just where you can find him, needs no watching, BABY WALKERS The new, improved kind, easy to operate, comfortable for the child Everything The Best Nothing Expiixoive the for NOVEMBER, 1008. ' UGH VATER A. M. 1 M. Date. I h. m. ft. h. m. ft. Monday . . 2 7:15 5.1 G:51 5.3 Tuesday . . 3 S:15 5.G S:13 5.4 Wednesday 4 9:04 6.2 9:22 5.S Thursday. .5 9:50 C. 5 10:20 C.2 l-'rldrv . . G 10:34 7.2 11:14 G.3 Saturday . .7 11:11 7.G SUNDAY . .S 0:02 6.3 SUNDAY . .S 11:52 7.S LOW WATER A. M. M. Date. Monday . . Tuesday . , Wednesday Thursday . Friday . . Saturday . SUNDAY . ft. jh. m. ft. 0.6 1:14 3.4 0.S 2:30 2.6 1.0 3:22 1.6 1.0 4:15 0.8 1.1 5:03 0.0 1.3 5:49 -0.6 1.61 6:31 -3.0 ti "KBfffia mi .Tirrmrr Do you get the satisfaction your nuney ought to bring when you liave your collars or cuffs laundered? Are the edges smooth? Aro the folds or points neatly turned? Is the color a delicate, pearly white? Is iho finish that soft effect so much preferred by fastidious dressers? We succeed in all these things. Surely our work is worth a trial. You will bo a steadfast patron. Coos Bay SteamLaundry PHONE 571. erry, Montgomery s Co. OF THE FIRST-CLASS 4 .i h. m. 21 0:13 3 1:24 4 2:29 51 3:26 6 4:17 .71 5;0S 5 5:51 LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- POUT. For twenty-four hours ond- at 5 p. m., Nov. 2, by Mrs. E. aiingus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum 71 Minimum 53 O At 5 p. m 63 O Precipitation OS Wind, Southeast; cloudy. (! Kill Many lints. Marshal J. W. Carter last evening was 'allowed $5 to pay the bounty on 100 rats that have recently been killed by lads around town. The rat-killing is pro ceeding merrily and the rodents are getting qulto scarce. John AVilllu'ns bJcciMitbs to Compli cation of Diseases After Long 111 I'fs Funeral Tomorrow ...1 i Wlllinip a we1! known mil"' of LIL and n rcslden- of this sectlo lor more than a quarter of a century, died late last evening from a complication of diseases. He had been ailing for somo time. Hd was one of the best known coal miners in this ctlor He tons a bac or, residing with another bachelor brother, Joo Wil liams, .t Llbby. Besides the brother, a sister, Mi Sieep, lesldes In Marsh n It l-na several crusins In this clt: While the ni.angenuots have not bee i-mpleted, it is expected that the funeral will tako place Wednes day afternoon. I Personal Notes 1 F. C. TRUE of Coquille, is in Marsh field on business. War. HOWELL of Prosper, Is aiarshfleld on business. In. A. S. HAaiaiOND of Coquille, was in, the city today on legal business. GEO. ROTNOIt returned this morn ing from a business trip to Portland. NORTH BEND NEWS Albert McCann was a aiarshfleld visitor yesterday. Wm. Ross of Pleasant Point, was .i aiarshfleld visitor yesterday. airs. Clark Is quite 111 at tho homo jof her daughter, airs. M. E. Everett. 0 H"H"5H"fr HH.Hr-M..M' H44H4' i4rv4 T ? I IMrTII CT TM & Grocery Delivery Schedule ? 1 FORENOON. tt First CUy 8:30 f I South and V. I 9:15 a Secoid City and Broad- a . w y 1 0 : 4 5 jj f AFTERNOON. Ferndale 12:45 I. & First City 1:30 t South and West 2:15 f i Second CUy and Broad- a T way 4 o'clock a ? For a I C. W WtCOTT TUE FAPT V C"OCER a y PHOE 071. a Front St. JIarshflld. ' -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-t. You r n Raise a House The manufacturer of one of the best A' nn error in the shipment of our order nn stocked. To work off he surplus supply we will sell BARGAIN! j brands of Linoleum made a ihI ns a result we are over- .. T D 161'4 Lin oleum -I This Is what is regularly sold nt 70c and 75c. It will pay you it to buy Linoleum now mid look at tills before you buy. AMU Entertain. airs. C. A. Sehl brede and airs. F. K. Gettlns have issued invitations for a reception Thursday afternoon In honor of airs. W. A. Held. airs. Reld Is airs. Sehl brede's daughter and airs. Gettlns sister and arrived from Alaska a few days ago for an extended visit here. Ferry Hont Running. Tho now ferry boat between Eastslde and aiarshfleld was put in operation yes terday and It is expected that It will be kept on tho run continuously. Some slight alterations may be made in the aiarshfleld slip to make it more convenient. The new ferry will be of much benefit to both aiarshfleld and Eastslde. ESKSEBSSEgSBBBK Hoae Furn"cher JOHNSON, f FRONT STREET i SiHS of your own if you go the right way ; .about It. Tell us the kind you want, And about the amount you want to pay, and wo will put you In the way Kjf getting a veritable bargain on vary easy terms. We have houses In ttown and country to suit all needB, land we buy, sell and exchange all kinds of real estate. Mortgages and Xrfmns and Insurance. 9 t is our motto! We reallzo that every satisfied customer helps it to the future growth of our business. That Is why wo tako Inflnito.palns at all times to see that overy order for HARDWARE 13 filled promptly and satis factorily. Wo respectfully solicit your patronage. !! PIONEER HARDWARE CO. Incorporated. F. E. HAGUE, Pres. M. D. SUMNER, Vice-Pros. IMARSHflELD - OREGON t ... ..---------. ----. .- i:ic Guarantee & Abstract Co. WIENRr SENGSTAOKEN, Manager. --------- TH0MAS0N & HANSON -DEALERS IN- 'Hay Grain and Feed' Free Delivery Phone 1761 ------- COLUMBIA MACHINE WORKS Cavanagh, Chapman (Sb Co. General Repair Work and Wcodturning. Launches a Specialty ; Foot of Qufcen Avenue, Marshfield ; Former Nurse Dead. airs. Chas. Hanson yesterday received word of the death of ailss Agnes Ruth Han son at Sar Francisco. No particulars were given. She had not been feel ing well, and it is presumed that the aliment suddenly became sevoro. ailss Hanson's parents resided oti North Inlet. At one time, she was a nurse In Dr. Horsfall's hospital. Citizen' Ijciikiio Meeting. Tho Citizens' Leutuf "M nice, pt the Flnntel Ti' ' Thursd-y cor ', to disc j -n municipal iv iten. The mat ter of seleuing candidi1 j a coun cllmen and city recorder will not be taken up hv tho league until a week from Thursday night. Jesse Lmse says that an erroneous impression has been given relative to his report ed candidacy for councilman. Ho de clares that he Is not a candidate and will not bo a candidate. CEMeNT BRICK LIME, PLASTER FIRE CLAT FIRE BRICK SEWER PIPE 'CJ, DRAIN TILE A TERRA COTTA GOODS WHOLESALE and RETAIL PLUMHINGSUHPMES FIRST CLASS PLUMBING and TINNING SHOP IN OPERATION il SEE US FOR. FAIR. PRICES NORTH BENDKA&. '-"5 SUPPLY CO 'or(!' ...-, vs.4,"J. ES2SSSESES2S2SE5ZSc!SZSHSSEES1!S3SSE52EESSEir2HSHS2SESHSZ52S2S2SaJ LAUXCHWW IH DONE. The i.iuuchuiiys the Coos llaj Life Sal5 "'.atlc l, which wero built winter anc A 02 shrrt to Hunrh he life boat dur' "j the a ti iio. low tides oZ Juno r & July, lun" j en lengthened 4f fe'it fu. I" tho bay, so that ho boats can now bo hauled up or low ered at tho lowest spring tides. The end of tho launchway is now over four feet lower than It was last sum mer. Captain Andre Fourchy, superin tendent of construction of United States Life Saving Stations, who has been assigned to special duty on tho Pacific coast for tho past fifteen monthsj arrived hero about throe weeks ago with several tons of ma terial for the work- mrf 'completed his task last weokf Tho'"neVTVork Is entirely of iron ''.IndRtOul and had to be done 1 1'mobt; entWoIy undor water. Tin tlllngc ;i. cast iron tubes elfeht 1 ' linmotor and elgh u llltlu uvii half a ton each. The six-Inch &leel UaaiB aro anchor d to the plllugs with huvy galvaniz ed bolts and the GO-pound rails aro cetfured in plana ou iheso caps by !.''A , gbh aitl.d stirrups. Captain ! "-re add JiIk family are well known In North Bend, having spent sovw.1 morihs at North Bend and Empl e last year. airs. Fourchy and tho children are now at Santa Bar bara, Cal., where they will spend tho wlnttr. Superintendent Fourchy will leavo shon'1' fcr fcn a anclsco to attend to stm'o government work In California. Henry I. Reese of Norfh Bend, vis ited tho C. A. Smith aiill yesterday. Frank Housley of Davis Inlet, was a business visitor in aiarshfleld yesterday. R. Li. Cavanagh is now preparing a map of tho survey of the Eastsldo townslte. Wm. Fox of the Crescent mine, was a business visitor in aiarshfleld yeslci day. airs. Nettle Savage of aiarshfleld, is spending a few days with relatives at North Bond. air. and airs. Arthur Eldrldgo, aro visiting nt the Anthon Rogers' homo on South Coos River. Pat. Hennessy, manager of tho Llbby mine, transacted business in aiarshfleld yesterday. B. E. HAaiPTON of aiyrtle Point,. was in the city today on his way to Tacoma where ho had been, cpl'?d by tho serious Illness of hla daughter. C. II. BANNING, who has been at Coquille for several days on busi ness, passed through the city to day on his way to his homo at Diamond, Wash. aiRS. TOWER and ailss Nellie Tower . are expected home on ibc Break water from Portland where they have spent tho past month with ro- , latives and friends. Geo. Vernon of Davis Inlet, who has been quite 111 for several months, was not so woll Sunday. airs. A. J. Sherwood and daugh ter, ailss Helen of Coqulllo, visited ail and airs. B. Rogers last week. ai." Nel'le CoiTolt and little aiar gartt o" South Cooa River, who wont to California a short time ago for her health, has not improved much. They will spend tho winter at Tuc son, Arizona. MAY LOSE WAGES. Tiiii'sen T,"ilrj Coirnnys Km ' i )to Fr- ten.' 1 ' . the Lan I J g -j ' .ipv with ho Cfo Bay L mbe. nrd Copl Comnany ever tho contract j logging tho lntter's land Is causing much grief for tho logging company's empkves. Mi. Hoeck of tho company has just been to Port land trying to rd.'i.s. tho natter but it is feared th U ft'W b 3 to bo be ufM out In tho cour1 . T co.11 pui i h 3 nl;" 2 000 000 ii: ol logs In xhe .vater, a' bO" clrlin that the men' 1 liens on cheso will pay them for their labor. It is thought and hoped that tho fallow ing statement in tho Coquille Son tlnol 1b overdrawn: "Arthur Bryant came In from tho Larspn logging camp at Beaver Hill, Wednesday evening, with tho Infor mation that tho camp Is perhaps hopelessly gono from a financial standpoint. Every ono of tin eighty employes will lose from $10 upwards In v ea, as there- Is noth ing to levy upon but hrt Is covorcd by Simpson's claims and mortgago. Ono workman had to mako good a check which ho had gotten for his honest toll and bud It cashed by n friend, amounting to about f 300, and ho loses approximately 000 addi tional In accumulated wages. An otb.v voriiPan loses $800. Thcro r.ie seme Larson checks that have b) '1 1 ! biiiln-as men In C' pulllo and 'wnl peril "in . '- bo woui rTui."i. '3 00 bad th . . m'i -" "iljjjpi1 .Id bo forctd to lose their hu.d-earned money." Another laigo I TVOI0K of SUITS have un 1 or a rr days only. Get YOUIt CHOICE while thoy last at S. Oaodc' DANCES AT RINK overy Tuos day and Saturday ovonlng. Steamer IlREAKWATEIt sails from Cpos Bay for Portland SAT URDAY, NOVEMIJEII 7, at o"A. Jf. aiR. WELLS, .1 member of i ho G. A. R. and an old resident f this sec tion, Is quite ill nt aiercy hospital of Brlght's disease. Hip home Is in the Coquille Vnlley. DR, GEO. DIX lovrcs todry for Spo kane, Wash., wli'vo he Is called as a witness In a damage si''l gainst ono of tho Hill roadr for which ha was formerly a physician In aion-tana. BRET aicCULLOUGH has gono to Coqulllo to tako chargo of tho moving picture show there, tho mnnnger of which was rulte sev erely Injured in tho fire 'n a few days ago. aiRS. H. L. GOULD, manager of the ladles suit "department of the United Stores, and airs. Ward, cashier In that establishment, left this morning via Drain 'or their homes in Portland. T. J. FROai and wife of Port Orford. aro in tho city waiting to tiko tho Alliance for Por 'rid for - vbit with friends, air. pp'' Mrs. Itxn wero married a icw days ago, tho brido being aiao Aix'nrsor. daugh ter of Gunder Anderson. 1 DAVID REESE and wife, and Al. Smith and wife, p x ro leavo over land Wednesday en an extended, northern trip .vlsltis beaiMo anil other northern points, air. Recsa will also visit his parents at Ross lyn, Wash., beforo returning. am. JACOBSON and family, have ar rived hero from Wisconsin to vis it friends In Cooston and porhnpa to mako their homo here. Th'y wero surprised to And tho nice weather hero, It having been qjita cold when thoy loft northern Wisconsin. WM. ODDY of Coqulllo, Is in. the city to tako tho Alliance for Top ponlsh, Wash., via Portlai d, whore he had bcon called by the serious, illness of his son, H. W Oddy. Mr. Oddy Is In tho ,1 r-Tto busi ness" at Coqulllo nnd reports that thoro Is consldornblo 'Ildlng bo lng dono at tho county s?at this fall, and that while things ara moving slowly real estate is b gin ning to' pick up and that condi tions should clinngo for the hotter within tho next ninety days. WILL. DRAIN VALLEY. Tho Larsen Dredging Company havo launched their new diedgo at tho Estsldo shipyard and now ar waiting for a few castings. The dredge will bo towed around to tho Coqulllo from Coos Bay by the WII holmlna In a short time, where tha uppor works will bo finished and the. machlnory will bo Installed by W. C. Pennock who will havo charge of tha dredge and operato tho same. Wt C. Pennock has been running a steam scrapor cutting the bank of tho river down so that the dredgo can handle tho dirt, the bank belnc 16 feet hgh at -h' place. Tha scraping Is flnlsmed and ready for the dredgo, nnd work on drainage canal will commence as soon as pos sible. Tho first work will be tho dredg ing of a canal from tho river bank at a point threo quaters of a mile above Beaver Slough Into the section, corner, a dlstanco of C50 feet; thence north to Green Point. This will drain a large piece of marsh land and. make valuablo farm land of It. Stoamor 1MIEAI WATER boIIb frejra C' Bay for Portland BA'l URDAY, NOVKMUEJt 7, at 0 A. SL.