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Reduction
IN THE PRICE OF GAS TO LARGE CONSUMERS. AVE AVANT
EVERY HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, ON COOS BAY TO "COOK
AV1TII GAS." IT IS "THE FUEL."
The Coos Bay Gas & Electric Co.
MARSHFIELD AND NORTH BEND
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
LINING TACKS BRUSHES STAINS
DEADENING FELT DRY PASTE TINTING COLORS
VARNISHES
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Agent for Johnson's Dyes and Wnx Finishes.
Coos Bay Paint & Wall Paper Co.
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compete with Portland or San Fran
on all Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry. Look over our complete
new stock. Diamonds a specialty.
We do all kinds of repairing.
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Piano Mr. Elmer A. Todd, Miss
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A'olco Miss Mable Clare MRUs.
Art of Expression Mrs, Rebecca
Luse-Stump. Classes in Har
mony, Sight Reading, etc.
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PLUMING SUPPLIES
FIRST CLASS
PLUMBING and
TINNING SHOP
IN OPERATION
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Corthell's Dollcr.tesscn.
FOR SALE Speedy motor Boat.
Apply Geo.'Goodrum.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS Success
ful varieties, lc each. Raspber
ries, 2c each. Anona Grocery,
agent, W. C. WEAVER.
FURNISHED ROOMS For rent,
modern conveniences. Phone 1811
UNCLAIMED NURSERY STOCK
FOR SALE Gravensteln, North
ern Spy, King and Oregon Red
Winter apple trees at reduced
prices at warehouse, foot of 'A'
street.
SALOONS FOR SALE Will stand
strictest Investigation. All money
makers. , Address, "Retiring,"
care Coos Bay Times.
FOR RENT Two
rooms. Hot water
Phone 1731.
unfurnished
and bath.
FURNISHED Housekeeping rooms
for rent. Phone 501.'
FOR SALE A modern five-roomed
bungalow, pjastered, with 100x100
on corner, close in. Apply F. M,
Rummell, Jr., Room 23, First
Trust building.
FOR RENT New six-room house.
All modern conveniences. Apply
Times' office. '
FOR SALE Cheap One large air
tight stove, suitable for large room
or bar Also, cash register. In
quire of Merchant & Kammerer.
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Has Latest Figures V
Prettiest Designs
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The Times "WANTS" with ease, dis
oafh and profit try them.
For quick results, put an ad In
The Coos Day Times Want Column.
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'OOS BAY TIDi:S.
The following tables gle
hours of high and low tides
every day this week:
NOVEMBER, 1008.
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Monday .
Tupsday .
Wednesday
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4.4
4.6
5.0
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5.6
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Friday . .
Saturday .
SUNDAY .
LOW W.VTERI A. M.
P. M.
Date,
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1.5
1.8
1.9
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12:51
1:47
2:41
3:29
4:11
Tuesday 1 7
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1:26
2:21
3:14
4:01
4:43
Wednesday 18
Thursday . 19
Friday . . 20
Saturday . 21
SUNDAY . 22
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WEATHER FORECAST.
(By Associated P'oss.)
WESTERN OREGON. 4
Rain tonight and Friday with
fresh southerly winds.
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LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE-
PORT. .
For twenty-four hours ond-
ing at 5 p. m., Noy. 18, by Mrs.
E. MIngus, special government
meteorological observer.
Maximum 64
Minimum 54
At 5 p. m 57
Precipitation 50
AVind, Northwest; cloudy.
Citizens Lcngue Meeting. The
Citizens League will hold a meeting
at the Finnish. hall at 8 o'clock this
evening.
Fiflehl In. The Plfleld arrived to
day from San Francisco. She will
load with lumber at the C. A. Smith
mill. She will sail for 'Frisco Tues
day, carrying passengers as well as
freight.
Uralses Foot. A workman at the
C. A. Smith mill was tak'en to Mercy
hospital as a result of a timber fall
ing on his foot. Dr. Geo. E. Dlx
who attended him said the Injury
was not serious.
Athletes to Organize. A number
of local parties interested In ath
letics have called a meeting to be
held at the Skating Rink, Friday
evening to promote athletics in this
city. Everyone interested Is urged
to attend.
R. I. Hume Uetter. A telephone
message from Dr. E. MIngus today
announces that R. D. Hume is much
better at his home In AVedderburn.
Dr. Mingus will not leave for home
for several days until Mr. Hume Is
entirely out of danger.
Plant Sailed. The M. F. Plant
sailed from San Francisco for Coos
Bay at 5 o'clock last evbnlng. It is
barely possible, that M. N. Knuppon-
burg will return on her. Mr. Knup
penburg was In San Francisco Mon
day, having proceeded thero from
Eureka.
JOE GILBERT HAD
FINE WAR RECORD
A Friend nt Empire, Tells of Liiio
Pioneer's Services In the United
States Army.
Joe Gilbert, the well-known Coos
county pioneer who died at Empire
at a fine war record; a friend of the
old soldier, In discussing tho passing
of his friend said:
Joseph B. Gilbert 'who died at
mplre, November 14, has an honor
able record as a soldier during the
Civil AVar. He enlisted November
10, 18 Gl for three years as a pri
vate in Company K, 14th Iowa Vol
unteer Infantry, was promoted quarter-master
sergeant November 1C,
1SG1, promoted to second lieutenant
May 12, 1863, and Anally discharged
November 1G, 18G4, by reason of ex
piration of service. His record as a
citizen and friend Is well-known to
all the old Inhabitants of Coos
county wh,ero he has been a resi
dent for more than forty years."
A sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Douglas,
resides at Lyons, near Clinton, Iowa.
She Is about eighty years old and
has Just beon Informed of her
brother's death. She will probably
fall heir of the property that Mr. Gil
bert left as she is tho only living
relative that he Is known to have.
CHICKENS on sale at the ANONA
Cash Grocery.
Steamer HREAKWATER sails
from Coos Bay for Portland SAT
UIIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, at 8 A. M.
Road tho Times' AVant Ads.
Read the Times' Want Ads.
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17 7:2S 5'.3 7:21
IS 8:12 5.i S:29
19 8:54 6.1 9:27
20 9:35 6.5 10:17
21 10:16 6.9 11:05
22 10:51 7.3 11:50
FINE. HUM .
SBIHOHGEO
Worth Bend City Council Takes
Steps to Have One In
stalled There.
The North Bend city council, this
week took steps to secure the Instal
lation of a fire ala.rm system there.
The council Instructed Recorder J.
H. Gardiner to secure prices on the
various systems and report at an
early date.
As a .result of many complaints
concerning the new Sherman avenue
sower, the council decided to take
the matter up as a committee of the
whole and personally inspect the
sewer. Property owners complain
that sewer was not pat in deep
fenough and consequently basements
cannot be connected with it. City
Engineer Arnold came In for con
siderable criticism but whether the
complaints are unfounded or wheth
er Mr. Arnold or the contractor is to
blame will bo ascertained by the In
vestigation. The Street Committee was in
structed to ask for bids for Improv
ing the old AVoolen Mill slip and to
construct a warehouse or shed over
It, making it a market place for the
ranchers.
The city attorney was Instructed
to compel the waterworks company
to remove some hydrants recently in
stalled and pu them in accordance
with the specifications,
An ordinance establishing the per
manent grade of , Sherman avenue
between AVashington and Connecti
cut, passed its first reading.
Main street east from Sherman
to Stanton streets was ordered va
cated. Persona! Notes I
M, J. TERRANOVA left on the stage
last evening for Rosoburg.
A. N. GOULD of Coqullle, passed
through here today en route home
from Ten Mile.
T. M. COLLVER, the well-known
Catching Inlet rancher, was in
Marshfleld today. '
M. J, McKENNA of Bandon
' Stephen Galller of Bandon,
Marshfleld visitors.
and
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M. C. HORTON of the First Trust
and Savings Bank, is expected
home tomorrow from a trip to
Missouri and Pennsylvania points.
MISS MINNIE HARKENSEE will
entertain a number of young folk
at her home this evening at cards,
tho party being to celebrate her
birthday.
MRS, CAL. AVRIGHT of Marshfleld,
who has been spending tho past
few days in tho city visiting with
friends, returned to her homo via
Portland. Roseburg News.
MRS. DORSEY KREJTZER enter
tained eight at luncheon today In
honor of Mrs. AV. A. Reld of
Alaska who Is visiting at tho homo
of her parents, Judge and Mrs. C.
A. Sehlbrede.
JOE KNIGHT and wife, of Coos
county, are In tho city visiting
with relatives and friends. Mr.
Knight Is well-known In his homo
locality, being engaged In tho
stock business there.. Rosoburg
News.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Marshfleld Lodgo Held Annual Uusl-
ness Meeting and Election of
Officers Last Evening.
Marshfleld lodge of tho AVoodmon
of, tho AVorld held Its annual busi
ness men and election of officers last
ovenlng. The following ofllcers wore
elected:
Council Commander R. A. Cop
plo. Advisor J. Lee Brown.
Banker Israel Lando,
Clerk AV. U. Douglas.
Escort Dan DImmlck.
AVatchman W. P. Murphy.
Sentry Frank Prey.
Following tho business meeting,
tho members enjoyed a smoker In
the hall and later many of them en
Joyed a banquet at tho Palace'.
Bought a Job lot of AIMliES, for
sale cheap while thoy last. Anona
Cash Grocery.
MARSHFIELD
LHDS CITISE
Dr. J. T. McCormac Says That
Prosperity and Development
Here Is Greatest.
"Marshfleld has an air of greater
prosperity and indications of lt"hi
substantial Improvements than any
city we passed through en routo
home from San Francisco here,' said
Dr. J. T. McCormac who, with Mrs.
McCormac returned from that city
last night. They had been thero
with their daughter, Mrs. French,
who hns been receiving treatment
there and who is much Improved.
"None of the towns north from
San Francisco has any where near
the appearance of growth and devel
opment that Marshfleld presents.
The new buildings here are not only
more numerous but are of a better
grade than those of the valley towns.
I am more confident than ever of tho
future of Marshfleld.
Shooting Great Sensation.
"Tho shooting of Francis J. Ho
ney last Friday In tho courtroom, as
you can Imagine, caused a great
sensation. That It passed over so
peaceably was due largely to Mayor
Taylor and District Attorney Lang
don and others taking the steps that
they did. Everyone expected mob
violence but the mass meeting that
Mr. Taylor and Mr. Lang-
don called prevented- It. Tho
enraged citizens attended It In great
numbers and the advice given by
Messrs. Taylor, Langdon and other
prominent citizens in their talks
eliminated the danger of mob vio
lence. It was feared for a time that
the offices of the Examiner and Tho
Globe, two papers that had been at
tacking Mr. Heney, would be mob
bed but they escaped Friday night
and Saturday, both came out in Mr.
Heney's behalf."
WILL PLAY FOOTHALL.
Hoys Teams Arrange For G'nmo at
Depot Grounds Saturdny Afternoon
The football fever has spread to
the younger students vof the Marsh
fleld schools and several teams aro
being uiganlzed. One of the first
games of these teams will be played
Saturday afternoon on the Depot
grounds by Tho Times' team and tho
Ferndalo team.
Line up of Coos Bay Times Team:
Center Erlckson. S1
Quarter Carlson.
R. H. AV.hlte.
L. H. Hillstrom.
Full ack Noble.
R. E. Horton. -
L. E. Cla-k.
71. T. HlMtitroin.
L. T. Seaman.
R. G.-j-AValters. i
L. G. Holmes.
Line up of AVest Marshfleld Team:
Center Falrchilds.
Quarter Johnson.
R. H. Berry or Kruso.
L. H. Jensen.
Full back. Johnson.
R. E. T. Paterson.
L. E. AVIJson.
R. T. Haglln.
L. T. Curtis.
R. G. Jackson.
L. G. Trlbby.
Game at Depot grounds at 2:30.
Admission, 10c.
Their Reward.
Tho many minor candidates
Who only run bo-bo.
Who cannot ever hope to win
Cr have a half a show,
Don't loso out wholly In the game-
Or gather no return;
School histories will print their names
For little boys to learn.
They may not during the campaign
Make all tho notso that flies
Or when tho full returns are In
Como down with a surprise
'Tls not tholr object In tho race
Tho winning horso to be
But they through all tho years to com
Aro In tho records. 800 T
Pull pay won't reach tho minor one;
Tho chance won't come 'to him
To fix the U1lt0 House furnishings
According to his whim;
He'll nover guide the ptilp of state ,
And keep it oft the rocks; !
He'll only win a lasting fame .
To pay him for the Knocks. V
Then do not pause to pity him ' 1
Because his chance Is nil.
Bomo other honors modestly
Are listed on his bill.
Forgotten will be greater men,
But every grammar class
Will have to learn his name In full.
Or else they will not pass.
Proof Enough.
"Do you think'
Shu bo sp oa re
wrote Shake
spoure?" "Sure, because
bo didn't make
any money out
of It."
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