The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, January 13, 1909, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWWBBSUfPW!'! THE COOS BAY TIMES MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1909 EVENING EDITION irnwW a a 4 ? ? tt 1 t ? ? a a 1 ,, P, if wc" ifHf THE LIGHT SHINES DEEDS. ON GOOD f Buy you can't "make light" of de fective ones, becauso it is too serious a matter. Never buy any kind of property without first having the title thoroughly searched. If you do you may live to regret it. We are expert searchers of titles and can give you excellent professional ser Tlcea for a small feo. You will find it to your advantage to get acquaint ed with us. COME OUT OP THE COLD. We can Bell you good warm houses In good location from $1,260 to $1,400 title perfect. Title Guarantee & ' Abstract Co. a-a-a-a-a-a-u-a-a-a-a-a-aj a Our Goods are the t best we can pet h 0- And our prices are based on 8 I the merits of the goods. Ana R I you can make no mistake by a 9 adding your namo to our stead- jj ily growing list or regular cus- a tomers. Fresh goods dally. A t C. W. WOLCOTT A 7 The Family Grocer a f Phono 071 n ? Free delivery to any part of a the city. a tt Front Street Mnrshflcld i-aa-a-a-a-n-a-a-a-a-a-a- o-a--a--a--n ---a - Coos Bay Liquor to. t SPECIAL FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY 1 10 year, old XXXX Rye, per a gallon $4.00 f Rest quality Port Wine, pe g Ballon 53.00 J Rest quality Sherry Wine, pes I gallon 92.00 J Ucst quality Angelic Wine, v po- gallon 53.00 j Rest quality Tablo CInrnt, per a gnllon 50o A Try a cnto of Welnlmrd or i Lager Brer (Union Mndo). I- FREE DELIVERY PHONE 481 V a n o-h 0 ae-tt a-9 , South Marshfleld Coal$5.00 per Ton Dry Stove Wood ?2.00 per tier. We solicit your trade. All orders filled promptly. COOS BAY FUEL COMPANY J. C. DOANE & SON, Props. Phone 534 or Leave Orders at I. S. KAUFMAN CO. 01 MBmmM&smqmMmMmmMnMMEtttm I coos BAY ODD FELLOWS JAMES KEANE supported by Miss Neva West AND A POWERFUL ORGANIZATION INCLUDING RICHARD CLAY MISS VIRGINIA EAMES TRUE DOARDMAN J. LIONEL SWIFT MISS MAJORIE DALTON EDMUND FLYNN ASHLEY C. COOPER MISS DAISY SWAYBEL WILLARD CLAWSON IN NEW YORK'S LATEST LAUGHING SUCCESS. ' "FACING THE MUSIC" FIVE niG SPECIALTIES! , FIVE BIG SPECIALTIES: SEATS ON SALE AT LOOKHART MARSHFIELD, every Saturday night. NORTH DEND, every Friday night. BANDON, every Monday night. COQUILLE, every Wednesday night. MYRTLE POINT, every Thursday night. I Bid stop to Hgure what you can save t by buying your HERE IS WHAT "WHEAT 30c per sack. SUGAR, 55c per sack. BARLEY, 10c per sack. CRACKERS, 15c per box. CORN, 80c per case. COAL OIL, 20c per 5 gallons. LARD, 15c per can. f This is a few staples which everybody uses Other things in proportion. leibe Wholesale Co, i OMBRininHBPininnHiBEZMVHin ''TlV,f, V" ,t, - , ,t, .,. -fr - - ing not 1 . WSmsf k Jann IT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. SOME BIG BARGAINS LEFT. CARLE TON JEWELRY COMPANY I "THE HOME OF QUALITY." f FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK BLDG., MARSHFIELD, ORE f 4 A wlifcAJJMi6.ift rfr -a-a-a-a-a-aaa-a-a-a-a BRAND YOUR NAME ON THE THEY ARE SIGNS OF An Electric S Ike m Bay .Gas- & Ekebie ? Company 7 -a-a--a a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-rtf-a-a-a-a-a-a-a- JUST WHAT A 1 909 ALL KINDS Norton & THE STATIONERS. W"gr3sgggftfyRUjres5aa3 u-a-a-a-a-a-a-a a-a-a-a-a-a- . REDUCED RATES AT BLANCO HOTEL This popular hotel will Inaugurate the ?1.00 per day for room tt and meals, commencing January 1, 1909. Meals will be served U in dining room at 25 cents. . ji Special rates by week and month. , Good service. a FERREY & FLANAGAN, Proprietors. ta - a - a - a - a - a - a - a - a - a - a - a - 32 iMMPZiSlKsKrirJi'frrzjn.-tjr CODS BAY Academy of Music ELMER A. TODD, Director. Xcrr O'Coimell Building evrr kxzFvwm&wJM&wtmu HOME Sat., January 1 6th - PARSONS DRUG STORE. nfri$fr tfrf A goods from us f T YOU SAVE t i SHORTS, 10c per sack. FLOUR, 23c per sack. ONIONS, $1.25 per sack. TOJLATOES, 40c per case. CONDENSED MILK, 80c per case. . 4. - . fl-.. .I. . .J. . .f -!... i ndvantngo of this Big Sale; why I jou? I F -nf - ifr fr ! 'I a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a "q -a-a-a-a MINDS OF THE PEOPLE WIT! I a i a 120 PROGRESS1VENESS YOU NEED DIARY AND SIZES AT Hansen e ;: - a - a - a - a - a - - a - a - a - a - a - a - r Good cooking. Good meals. i a a I aa - a - a - a - a - a - a - s - - a - a - a - 3 - Ever if .1 LOCAL t lewelrySale I January 15 J Plnno Mr. Elmer A. Todd, Miss Lucy S. Horton. Voice Miss Mable Clare Millis. Art of Expression Mrs. Rebecca Luse-Stump. Classes in Har irony, Sight Reading, etc. Phono 1055 STOCK CO PRICES BOc, 35c, 25c. Wfi P ?s TOflw - TEMPERATURE RE- O PORT. 4 For twonty-four hours end- Ing at 5 p. ni Jan. 12, by Mrs. E. Mlngus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum 38 Minimum 24 At 5 p. m 3G Precipitation none O Wind Southwest; cloudy. New Launch. Tom Goodalo Is fig uring on building a fifty-foot launch. Council Tonight. The Marshfleld city council will meet tonight to take up street improvement and propos ed sewers. Flour Going Up. F. S. Dow says he has advices that there will be a marked advance in the price of flour as a result of the shortage of milling wheat on the coast. IIhjs In North Hciul. Rev. Fath er D. R. Curley has bought from C. S. Winsor, lots 1, 2, 3, Block 8, Plat D, in North Bend. The sale was made through Andrew J. Hoben. A New Pharmacist. H. C. Mar vin, an experienced pharmacist, has arrived from Portland and taken a position with the Lockhart-Parsons Drug Company, on the "Busy Cor ner." Map Not Ready. Owing to Insuf ficient time to prepare a new map showing the new names of the streets, the plan of systematical ly naming and numbering the streets of Marshfleld will be delayed a few days. Elks Will Meet. The Marshfleld Elks will meet at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday night to perfect plans for taking the census of Marshfleld to secure permission to organize a lodge here. No meeting was held last night -owing to the necessary number not being present Install Officers. Dorlce Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star held Its Installation of officers last evening. A social followed to which the Masonic members and their families were invited. It was one of the most enjoyable affairs the Chapter has known and the details will be given In the social department of The Times Saturday. Buys Ranch. Mr. Hall-Lewis, for mer city engineer of Hood River, has purchased forty acres on Catching Inlet and will convert It Into one of the finest places In this section. It was part of the B. F. Ross ranch. There are about ten acres of bottom land, sixteen acres of bench land and the rest timber. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will go to Hood River and have their FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms and rooms for housekeeping. Ap ply Times, or phone 27. FOR RENT After January 15, two story house at Cedar and Second streets. Anson Rogers. BUTTER WANTED Ranch butter at Corthell's Delicatessen Cash paid. FOR SALE Furniture for four rooms. Phone 61, FOR RENT- Furnished rooms. Robt. Marsden, Jr. WANTED A house close in by re sponsible party. P. O. Box 44. BOY WANTED A good boy to work in printing office and learn the trade. Apply at Times office. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Resi dence rear of Tlm-s building I WANT To quit saloon business. Have flno proposition. Ask me about it. Y. Z. care Times. WANTED Carpentering and Job work. Corthell, phono No. 5C1. FOR RENT Houso on Fourth St. Apply to I. R. Towor at THE GUN NERY. FOR RENT New five-room modern flat with bathroom, already to be furnished for housekeeping. Ap ply Robt. Marsden, Sr. goods shipped here, returning in about six weeks to build a home. Their fnnch is about five miles from Marshfleld. Firemen to Elect. The Marshfleld Fire Department will hold its annual election of officers January 21. It is not likely that there will be any particular change in the officials. Improve Road. Chas. Doano and F. S. Dow are planning to Improve a road leading out past their prop erty in South Marshfleld. Owing to it never having been set aside as a street, they will bo compelled to pay for it themselves. Mndo Quick Time. The Mary Dodge, a lumber schooner, Is said to have mude a new record for a sail ing vessel between San Francisco and Coos Bay on her last trip up. It was exactly forty-six hours and thirty minutes from the time she passed out of the Golden Gate until sho was off tho North Buoy. Capt. Shlpsey is elated over the record. Due to Blasting. Councilman J. N. Nelson declares that the tremors which many here thought were due to a distant earthquake were caused entirely by the blasting of the piling at the new ferry slip. He says tnu shocks were felt at Identically tho time the three blasts wore exploded. Others declare that it was dynamite that an earthquake tremor prod uces a sensation on one who has ever experienced It that cannot be mis taken. W. S. Turpen is still positive that it was a quake. Goes to Port Orforrt. The Wll helmlna will sail tomorrow for Port Orford with freight. Port Orford merchants say that they are short of all kinds of provisions and must have goods soon. Gold Beach and Wedderburn are also short provi sions and must have goods soon. But It practically is Impossible for a vessel as large as the WUhelmlna to be certain of sufficient water on the bar to cross In and out so the Wilhelmina won't venture there. The Osprey Is still tied up at North Bend. ' AT THE THEATRE. The Tacoma Ledger has the fol lowing concerning the singer who ap pears at the Masonic Opera House, January 27, under the auspices of the Chamlnade club: "Of Mrs. May Dearborn Schwab, Portland's charming lyric soprano, many flattering reports have been re ceived, and there was much Interest felt In this, her first appearance In this city. The verdict, judged by the rapturous applause which fol lowed her numbers, was of entire ap proval. Mrs. Schwab has a voice of exquisite purity and freshness, and she uses It In the most delightful manner. Her appearanco Is espe cially pleasing, and her singing goes straight to the heart, winning her many friends, who will bo happy to welcome her again. A nretty conceit of Mrs. Schwab Is tho prac tice she makes of singlns rose songs in honor of the Rose city. Next Saturday evening, January 16, the Keafie Company will bo seen to advantages In tho latest New York success "Facing the Music." This play has never been seen In the smaller towns, and where ever pres ented, has created and has received tho highest notices. There will bo Ave vaudeville acts. NOTICE TO COOS BAY FRUIT GROWERS. All fruit growers of Coos Bay and vicinity are urgently requested to at tend a meeting of all interested In this Industry to be hold in the Chamber of Commerce rooms, Marsh fleld, Oregon, Saturday, January 16, nt 10 a. m. Matters of Importance Including tho advisability of form ing a local fruit growers association, will be discussed. Every fruit grow er should attend. J. T. McCORMAC, Pres. Chamber of Commerce. WILHELMINA WILL SAIL EARLY WEDNESDAY FOR PORT ORFORD. CHICKEN Pot pies at Corthell's. Land Opening. Thera is going to b land open ing at Roseburg, Ore., January 20, 1909. For lists, bluo print maps with vacant lands marked thereon and full information ?acardine fil ings, etc., lend $2.00 to ROSEBURO ABSTRACT COMPANY, Roseburg, Ore, 9110.00 GIVEN away at Prize Dance given by Knights of Finland at their hall on 'C street, on Satur day, January 23, 1909. Personal Notes f MUS. J. T. McCORMAC was a yni'X Bend visitor today. GUS. CARLSON of Templeton, was a Bay visitor today. O. B. HINSDALE of Gardiner, is In Marshfleld on business. H. C. DIERS of North Bend, wj-s in Marshfleld today on business. A. R. McDONALD and daughter, of Ten Mile, are spending a few days In Marshfleld. ALVA DOLL and wife, left yesterday for an extended trip through Southern California. MISS MAY STAUFF, who underwent an operation the other day, Is still in a critical condition but it will be a day or two before there can be any perceptible change In her condition. EUGENE CROSTHWAIT has leased the home formerly occupied by George Westlake. Mrs. Crosth wait and their two sons will arrive hero shortly from Oklahoma to join Mr. Ciosthwalt. CAPT. GEO. W. SEAMAN, formerly on the Czarina and Breakwater, has retired from the oil tank steamer Whittier on which he has been running for a couple of years, Capt. Jas. Rennle is the new mas ter. MRS. J. H. UMSTADT and young son loft yesterday on the Plant for an extended stay In Southern Cali fornia, the trip being made for tho boy's health. J. H. says being a widower is worse than being a bachelor. FOR CLEANER SHOWS. L. A. Mills Writes Concerning Mov ing Picture Theatres. Editor Times: There has beenconslderable. dis cussion of late concerning the mov-" ing picture shows. While I admit there are pictures sometimes shown that are hardly what we would like, It Is very hard to have everything of the best. Why all this talk on mov ing pictures alone, usually by some one "sore" or with some personal grievance? Now, we are going to wage war on the moving picture man make an "example" of him, I sup pose. To shut out crime Is all good1 and well, nothing would suit mo bet ter, but If it lg put out of our mov ing picture theatres we would also havo to stop its heing acted out in tho larger theatres. If this were not done It wpuld show unjust dis crimination and unfairness In the ex treme. Nino out of ten of our lead ing plays have crime or Infldollty of husband or wife in them. Tho pro portion is much greater than In tho moving picture drama. If the plans of the ag!tator3 are fully carried out, few theatrical companies visiting tho city but would be liable to arrest and possibly thirty days. There are various things to coi- rupt tho youth In Marshfleld. For I instance, the "Diamond Dick," "Nick Carter," and other publica- 'tions sold openly on the newstands. that tend to make a hero of a cri minal. Crime has been acted on tho Marshfleld stage for years strange that no one ever thought of its be ing detrimental to tho mind of tho youth before. I am In favor of making these things better, but let us make a clean up nil along tho line. L. A. MILLS. WILHELMINA WILL SAIL EARLY WEDNESDAY FOR PORT ORFORD. MP'JS&w CLEANLINESS. for all. Just send your clothes to our Laundry and they will be return ed to you in a state of spotless purity. Clothes last much longer when wo do your washing. COLLARS, CUFFS, SHIRTS. Family Washing, Chlldrens' DrosBes, etc., all laundered equally well. Coos Bay Steam Laundry f ?" s- l Jr ! !Mr 4 VM J ; v1 1; th, ' A tl v .11 IvVfS