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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1908)
vtmmnsfV"i"f '" "ijr- THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1908. u t .----------- t 8 I 8 t 8 I 8 I 8 ' I 8 " - " I I V I 8 " v I ' ,v 8 l ..-to 8 .7U t 8 t 8 8 I 8 I It I 8 t it a i .8 .8 I 8 8 K I 8 8 8 8 8 I 8 8 8 ( ,8 I 8 8 a t 8 8 8 & N it, 1 - , Come The Mill to Alan I Mill tn rt'lnn , I 8 - V I J V - ? 8 7 ? 8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8 -8--8--8--8--8--8-- I Coos Bay Liquor Co. I SPECIAL FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY T ' ,8 10 year old XXXX Rye, per i gallon $4.00 .1 Best quality Port Wine, per '? gallon ' $2.00 '? nest qunllty Sherry Wine, per gallon .ijsa.00 Bet quality Angelica Wlue, .8 le grtllon ,$2.00 1 Best quality Table Claret, per .J gallon BOo 1 Try a caso of Wclnhnrd or I iiagcr iiecri union nuiuu. 8 FREE DELIVERY rnoNE 4ai I .--8- I Masters and McLaw ; 4 General Contractor's Buildrg Material and Beaver Hill Coal Office: Broadway & Queen St Phones 2(U1 - 826 ' TIT T Hi a fMTiiffiir ilBm Everything Back But the Dirt Marshfield Hand & Steam Laundry .-. .- 0 - South Marshfield Coal$4.50pcrTon-I Dry Stove Wood $2.00 per tier. 'Wo solicit your trade. All orders filled promptly. COOS BAY FUEL COMPANY J. C. DOANE & SON, Props. Phono 531 or Leavo Orders at I. S. KAUFMAN & CO. PARKSIDE POULTRY RANCH Empire, Oregon. JOHN W. KING, Prop. Eggs from thoroughbred Buff Orpington chickens for sain $1.60 to f 5.00 .for setting of 15. ----- -- "'' SB t - tt - - H - - - K - :: - - :: - 8 - tt - - merry JIL . W &&L AlB Sill If you are worrying about what to give him for Christ mas come'direotly here and we'll solve the problem for you. Our handsome lino of Mens' and Boys' Clothing, fino Headware, or our choico creations in Toggery will furnish many things any man or boy would like to find in his stocking Christmas morning. to a Man's Store for a Man's Woolee Clothiers t; .ithiftrc Mnrchf p H nw 8 .. ,U. , i , , - 8 - 8 - 8 - 8 - 8 - .8 - 8 - 8 - 8 - 8 - 8 - 8 - 88 - Iw -. 1 B I iM rfumr,rir4 1 ?! . i Every piece a work of art; ranging in price from $ 1 .00 to $50.00per piece CT3.:W.VJ'A'uifttr-a JOHN PRUESS, Troprietor Headquarters for Choice Holiday Goods USE ELECTRICITY Put .up a porch light and ;keep it burning evenings, so your friends can find their way without falling down steps The Coos Bay Gas SElectric Co ELECTRIC LIGHT COOS BAY Academy of Music ELMER A. TODD, Director. New O'Conaell Building 8- i 8 t 8 I 8 8 I 8 I 8 8 8 8 8 e 8 ( 8 8 ,8 I 8 ,:': i 8 8 I 8 8 8 I 8 8 8 I 8 I 8 t 8 :: i 8 t 8 t ? 8 i I 8 .8 J & i , 8 8 I 8 I 8 I 8 Things Store tt - K - 8 - - 8 - 8 - B - 8: - 8 - u - S - - : Marshfield, Ore. .;.... W., V.W. , 8 8 ' v -8 . : ' A 8 - 8 - 8 - 8 - 8 - 8 - K 8-8-8-8-8-; ELECTRIC POWER Piano Mr. Elmer A. Todd, Miss Lucy S. Horton. Voice Miss Mablo Clare Mlllis. Art of Expression Mrs. Rebecca Luse-Stump. Classes In Har irony, Sight Reading, etc. " " ' Phono 1055 WWI COOS BAY TIDES. The following tables give houra of high and low tides very day this wpek: DECEMBER, 1008. the for 1IGI1 WATL1H A. M. 1 r. Ml Dat-s. h. m. ft th. m. ft. Thursday . 8:28 9:15 10:05 10:17 G b 7.0 7.3 7.G 13 15 10 5.3 5.6 5.6 Friday . . Satunlny . SUNDAY .. DECEMBER, 1008. LOW WATKHI A. M l. M. Date. ! h. m. .31 0.5C 4, 3:02 5 3:57 .6 4:4G ft. 1.5 1.8 h. m.l ft. .3:07 1.1 4:04 0.3 4:53-0.5 5:39-1.0 Thursday Friday . Saturday SUNDAY 1 2.3 0 . WBATCIKH FORECAST. , (By Associated P'esa.) .O WESTERN OREGON. Fair tonight except rain in northwest portion, warmer Sat urday, with rain. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE PORT. For twenty-four hours end ing at 5 p. m., Dec 10, by Mrs. E. MingiiB, special government meteorological observer. Maximum 55 Minimum 38 At 5 p. m 47 i Proclpitatlon none Wind, Northeast; clear. Levi Smith NiRht Watch. Levi Smith has been detailed as special night watch. Whether he will serve only temporarily or will permanently has not been announced. Will Movo Here. Senator F. M. Jackson of Colby, Wis., has bought a choice residence corner in Sengstac ken's, and may movo here in the spring and build a good homo. Ladies Night. The House com mittee of the Mllllcoma Club, has announced that the next "Ladles Night" will be Tuesday, December 22. An orchestra will be secured and the event made one of the lead ing ones in the holiday social whirl. To Complete Plant. Two gangs of workmen arrived on the Break water today to complete the new power plant of the Coos Bay Gas and Electric Company. One force is to start work on the big oil storage tank for the gas plant. General Manager Boll said that the new power plant would be ready for oper ations before January 1. Muicale Saturday Night. The monthly "At Homo" of the Academy of Music, will take place Saturday evening from eight to ten o'clock, at the rooms of the s,chool in the new O'Connell building. The music will bo furnished principally by students of the local department, assisted by two or three from other departments. A cordial Invitation is extended to all lovers of music. Season Open For Steel Heads. The season for "steel head" fishing opened yesterday and the prospects WANTED Man with" small capital to travel with Vaudeville act, good proposition to right party. Address V care Times. FOR RENT The upstairs of the Castiowood Saloon. Apply at sa loon. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Ap ply Times office or Phono 71. SALOON FOR SALE Being com pelled to retire, will sell popular money making saloon on easy terms. Bargain. Address: "Re tiring" care Times. GIRL WANTED For general house work. Family of 3. Phone 1G7, Mrs. Rau, No. 1 Broadway. DRESSMAKING Of all kinds done at reasonable prices. Rooms over Mangaa'a Undertaking Parlors. Mrs. Lash & Hunter, Broadway. FOR SALE Launch Blanco, cost new year ago $1,150. Will sell now for ?G00. Owner going away. See Claude Nasburg, rooms 1, 2 Flanagan & Bennett building. FOR SALE An organ, cheap. Ap ply Phono 1521. FOR SALE DRY WOOD cut stove length, also well equipped wood and coal yard for rent. Apply D. D. Campbell, North Front street. are for a big catch. The outside do mnnd and market for them is not as good this year as last season but C. w. Nlcho.son of the Cold Storage "onipany secured a good sized order from Portland. This year the fish ermen will receive thirty-seven and one-half cents apiace for the fish while last year they received five cents less. Sclmjler Bankrupt. Ben Schuyler well-known ai a ball player, through this s'ct'on," has filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy. Straighten Out AiTnirs. Henry Hoeck has returned from Portland and hopes to have the affairs of the Larson Timber Company tralghtencd out within a short time. Buys Flyer. It is announced that Thomas Lawhorn has purchased Charles McCulloch's interest in the steamer Flyer and will personally control the popular craft hence forth. Bitten By Dog. The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Ferrey is suffering from a severe flesh wound as a result of being bitten by a stray canine. The wound was promptly dressed and no serious results are anticipated. Election nt Empire. The annual municipal election at Empire passed off quietly this week. Judge Turpen was chosen to succeed himself in of fice. Captain James Magee, Leo Cook, John Capron, Ed. Hansen and Ben Jones were elected to serve on the town board. AN UNUSUAL OPERATION. Mrs. Wilson Undergoes Serious Oper ation As Only Hope of. Relief. Mrs. Sarah Wilson of Broadway, underwent an operation at Mercy hospital .yesterday morning for the removal of a gall stone which had found its way into the common duct, the canal carrying the bile from the gall bladder to the bowel. Mrs. Wil son has been a sufferer from gall stone colic for the past fifteen years and two weeks ago a stone became imbedded in the common duct and could not be removed without a sur gical operation, altho the physicians in attendance tried everything known to medicine before resorting to an operation in as much as such a sur gical procedure is classed in surgery as one of tho most serious, as well as one of the most difficult, surgical procedures a doctor has to deal with and it is only in extreme cases and as a last hope of relief that it is resorted to. Mrs. Wilson has been confined to her bed for the past two weeks a continual sufferer. Tho operation was as successful as could be hoped for, a very ragged stone being removed from tho com mon duct, about one half inch from the bowel; in all probability the stone would have ruptured through into tho abdomen within another twenty-four hours. Mrs. Wilson's condition was quite encouraging this morning, however, hor physiclanb ore very reticent regarding her hope of recovery as her condition will tie serious in the extreme for several days. WIRELESS MESSAGE FROM NANN SMITH Sunt. A. Mereen Sends Greetings From Big Lumber Carrier nt Sea Has Wireless Apparatus. Tho Nann Smith has just been equipped with wireless telegraph in struments and one of tho first mes sages sent from aboard her was to The Times yesterday by Superintend ent A. Moreen of tho C. A. Smith mill who is making tho trip to San Francisco on her. Tho messago which was received by tho local oper ator of tho United Wireless, yester day afternoon is as follows: "From tho Nann Smith to Tho Coos Bay Times Steamship Nann Smith, lattitudo 43 N. longitude 124.45 W., smooth sea, fair winds. Greet our friends In tonight's paper. A. Mereen." ODD FELLOWS ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR Sunset Encampment Holds Annual Business Meeting and Election of Officers. Sunset Encampment, No. 43, I. O. O, P., at tho annual business meet ing selected tho following officers for the ensuing year: C. P., D. L. Rood; II. P., "m. Buck; S. W., Thomas Coke; I. W., A. Kingston; scribe, C. Sandolbeck; treasurer, W. B. Curtis. Steamer BREAKWATER sails from finns Tlnv for Portlnnrt RAT. URDAY, DECEMBER 12, nt lfi NOON. Scats now on sale at W. J, But- ler's for "UNCLE JOSH." Lower floor, 50c; gallery, 35c. VWVVWrV'',VWCN MISS VIOLET HENDERSON went to Coquille today. G. W. STEVENSON of CoqulHe, Is a Marshfield visitor. W. A. LUSE and wlfo, aro planning to make a trip to California MRS. GETTY of Empire, was Marshfield shopping today. in E. R. HODSON of Coos River, was In Marshfield shopping today. MRS. MARS McDONALD of Empire, was a Marshfield visitor today. CHARLES STAUFF spent yesterday at his ranch in tho Sand Hills. MISS BIRDIE WARREN left on tho stage for Roseburg this morning. HERBERT GETTIS of South Coos River, was down from the ranch today. J. H. SIMON and W. V. COOPER of Myitle Point, aro in Marshfield on business. S. D. MAGNES Is expected here from San Francisco on the next Plant to spend a few weeks. MISS EVELYN ANDERSON will en tertain the Priscllla Club at her homo this evening. HARRY ADLER Is expected here next week from San Francisco to spend tho holidays. HARRY FRANK, tho 'Frisco travel ing man, returned today from a trip to tho Sluslaw. CHAS. CARMICHAEL, a former football star here, was in this week from his ranch near Parkers burg. CHIEF CLERK WARNER of tho Blanco returned yesterday from Ten Mile where he was looking over a timber claim. O. B. HINSDALE, who has been look ing after business interests In this section for several days, left this morning for ills home at Gardiner. CHAS NICHOLSON has returned from his ranch In tho Sand Hills where ho has been completing somo Improvements in his country home. E. W.- HENDRICKS, the architect of tho new High School building and tho now Chandler hotel, returned on tho Breakwater from Portland to Superviso tho finishing work in tho structures. "SENATOR" JAMES BAINES, who has been spending the past month hero looking aftor his property in terests, will leave in a few days for San Francisco to spend tho holidays. WALTER LYON left last evening via Roseburg' for Valo to attend the meeting of tho Oregon-Idaho Development congress and from there will proceed to Washington to do a littlo lobbying in behalf of Coos Bay. WM. ROHRER and wlfo, will loavo on tho next M. F. Plant for San Francisco to spend the holidays with Mrs. Rohrer's folks. Her father has visited hero a number of times, his laBt trip boing this summer, and tho many friends ho mado hero will bo glad to learn that ho Is gottlng along nicely. REAL ESTATETRANSf ERS Daily Ileal Estate Report Furnished Dy Titlo Guarantee and Abstract Co. Henry Scngstackon, December 9, 1908. Simpson Lumber Company, to C. A. Nollner, deed. Parcel of land be ginning 350 feet N. of NW corner, block, 18, North Bend. Considera tion, $5.00. Thomas VIgars et ux, to O. J. Vanzile, deed. Lota 26 and 27, blk G, Bangor Plat A. Consideration, $10.00. L. J. Simpson et ux, et ai, to Tha yer Grimes, deed. Lot 10, blk 17, Lakeside. Consideration, $5.00. L, J. Simpson et ux, to William Grimes, deed. Lot 9, blk 20, Lake side. Consideration, $5,00, W. L. Cobb et ux, to Clara E. Mc Geo, deed. Lots 5 and G, blk 4, Cen tral Placo addition to Coos Bay. Con sideration, $100. W. L. Cobb et ux, to Frank Mc Geo, deed. Lots 15 and 16, blk 4, Central Place addition to Coos Bay- Consideration, $100, I ' Read the Times' Want Ada. rersoiial Notes j I t, f ' pi V Bt IM I . 1 U. M n ! Mi I Hi t 1 I lift rm i
