The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, July 01, 1909, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI..5""" THE COOS BAY TIMES MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1909 EVENING EDITION SKSeSSH . BSIBJBWfg THE EIG STORE! MERCHANT KAMMERER I 1 f???4V TfM MM! 7 , EK Sl Will open Friday evening and morning of the celebration until JO o'clock. This gives everybody an opportunity to do their shopping reat; Showing of Mens Clothing j aMO logg cry of All Kinds The Home of the hmms 'Hart, Sdiaffner & iarx fine Clothing. Elaborate Showing of La dies' and Gents' Summer Oxfords. dt l i treifat saw diooijM 1 - r--f t Copyright 1909 fcjr Hart Sfhiffner ic Marx Your 4th of July wants can easily be supplied from this immense stock. 0 r Here's hoping that everybody nasthe time pTfhek life. ERCHANT & KAMMERER M 1B ' - ,--. ., JM S BEGIN Arranged Foh First Meet Entries For Tomorrow. Tomorrow afternoon, the annual t meet of the C6os County Racing As sociation will open at the Falr- ' grounds course under 'auspices that 'Supported the most successful races In this section. ,About Iftfenty-four horses are howijdiythc (rounds for the various events, many pelnVTrorrt Califprnla. That every Lvent will be closely cpntested apd. last time made Is the prophesy of every follower of the trncK. The races will start at 1:30 o'clock eac 1 afternoon of theUour, davasThe i,att( ndance promises to be large. C . F. McCollum has been selected ... V las starter wun jienry wieoer as as- List int. Jack Flanagan and Marshal lei will be tvso of the judges' and limn Yoakum may.be secured as. the ird one. .The tlmehve!!nbtbeen jjiDcert altnougu injs expected that T. J. Seeley of Coquille, will be cnpnpofl tic nna nt ffiA nffllala M ' Thn trunk la rJfPYPnllont .nnrtl-' m tion. Trainers, drivers, Jockeys and owners have been keepingtclose tab on all ,the horses thej lastffew days Jn an. endeavor to get a llnojfc on them. Many are strangers 'to each other and an attempt Is 'being made to get sqme, "straight Jdope by watching them in the workouts. Dr. Rowell, John Herron's horse, Js said o be showing up much better than a year ago and V. "W, Card- well is afraid that his entries may be shown a merry clip by the Marsh fleld horse. JR. 11111 and B.Xlancey of Eu- rel cai arrived here today on tho fa wdth their string of horses r the local meet. Entries For Friday. The following are 'the entries for 'riday afternoon's'races, the name". numbers, owners and colors belcK ;en for each event: S mile dash Purse $75: 4. Cos- H. E. Boynton of Woodburn, ., red and black: 2Axerbend, W. Cardewell of Roseburg, purple: p. Headlight, F. P Norton of Marsh- leld, blue and white; 3, Teddy, O. C. Seeley of Coquille, black: 5, Utica, Clnncey of Eureka, green. ,3-8 mile dash -Purse $100. 3, Princess Frederick, H. E. Boynton of podburn, Ore., red and black, 4, luoey, j. w Rhodes of Marshfleld., ue ana rea; 1, The Counsellor, Fi "enor of Roseburg, purple; 2, 'MaMiJohn Yoakam of nnnulllo. try Dunn. J R, Hill or .pacing Vj Kid, F. S. S, Hill of San Francisco, purple and gold; 'I, 'Belie N, F. P. Norton of Marshfield. green. The program for the four dajs" meet follows :"""" First Bay Friday)' July1 2d. Auto race, T)urra race, fetcf. ' Race''No. 'lifiunfiing, ,5T8 " mile dash, purselOO.' "a l Race No. 2 Trotting and '"'pacing, mile heat's :25 ciEss, ,st 2 , put of 3, purdb $100, ' Race No. 2 Burro race, free en trance, half mile, ''flrst premium $2.50. second1 - $1.50.' Race'NdSRunn'Ing, S-fr'tall' dash, J ' t7C V. 1 pump 1 u. Race" No. A 5 niije 'automobile face, '10-H. P.. '$15 to first, $10 to 'second. Second Day Saturday, July 3d. Baseball Marshfleld vs. Coquilje. Jtace No. 5 Running 3-4 mile dash, purse $150. Race No. 6 Pacing and trotting,' .half mile heats 2': 20 class, best 2 out of 3, purs; $100 Tnnn N CIA tV..J . "Wl,C ttui "73 UU11U I trance, half mfle dash, purso first' $2.50 r second $1.'50. Race No. 7 Running 5-8 mile, bwn- ers' handlcaplV,purse $150. Race No. 8 Running1, -mile dash, 1 1 B SEJnLE 11 iVii owners' handicap, free entrance' for morses npttrained this sea son, $10 flrst$5 second. Sunday, July 4tli. (, Baseball Marshfleld vs. North Bend. ' b" Special rap foir named horses, ' Free-for-all' trnt . rnl'nnpo Free-for-ajl running races. Foiuth Day Monday, July Bth) Auto race,etc. " Race 'o. 9-gtunhirig, hajf mile dash, purs $l)0. " j Race No. 10-Trotting and pacing, free for aj, purse $1R0. Race No. It Running, .3-i mlle" dasli, owners' handicap, free en trance forjihorses not trained Jhis season, mst $lu, 2nd $10, 3rd '$5. Race No. JE Running,. mile duslr, purse $150. , . ' Jiv : a, r As a premium to thp winner, I will give any pacer, owned outside of Coos couuty.'th'at Wins'flrst money in Race No, 10, $25; or to any trotter, owned outside of Coos county, win ning first money In Race No. 10, $50. V. P. NORTON, Mgr. of Race Track. When in town for the FOURTH or the RACKS, don't forget to drop In at THH fil'.N.VHRYand getyour hunting and fishing MCKNSEst FKKhll FISH Meat Market 4 k. Frank W. Smith Regrets That Coos County Hasn't Bet ter Exhibit. ' Frank W. Smith, sifperintendent of the South Coos River Fish Hat-, chery, who is assisting in the fishery exhibit at Seattle, has written a most- Interesting letter to W, P, Mur phy concerning the exposition. The letter is as follows: Dear-iMurph: 1 I suppose that you will soon bo figuring on visiting the fair, as I be lieve j'ou told me that you expected Burro race, free en- to cbme some time during the month of July. 'I think that I have matters ar ranged for you to go right to 'work, tas soon as you get her6. John L. Sullivan1, told me that1 he. could use. a goofl dancer at the arena and when I 'told him how you" could gp, he sedmed to be very anxious to secure you for' tho season, provided ofJ cours'e that you furnish your own gfamaphone and records, s Sullivan like myself was so certain that-your little stunts would be a feature an the "Streak'-that he insisted on my signing up fbr yotl, but not knowing what dispdsition Mrs. Murphy would take In'thb matter' I declined to do ariy thing farther until you arrived In the city when you can arrange to suit yourself. Well, Murph, I suppose that you have been having agdod time camp ing at Ten Mile, murdering trout with your spoon hpoks, I wish that I had a few 'of some of the lame ones fdr a'n exhibit from Coos' fcoun- ty, that is about all' that is missing at tne fair nnd 'that is the exhibits from 'Coos. Hundreds of people have wanted to see the exhibits and secure pamphlets 'from that section buC as yet nothing'1 has shown up here, 'I don't see Why the 'Chambdr.of fCom merce dbn't1 wake1 up and 'send some good literature. 1 Trlbby arrived "here a few days, ago and has been trying to find a location tp exhibit his gate but seems to be making but Jlttlo progress In securing what he wants. Murph, they have an airship that skin most any buzzard flying that I have ever seen, it just sailed by a few minutes ago In perfect order. Meals and lodging have taken a drop hero and one can live for about the same as he could at Marshflejd, r don't know anything of Interest so will wind up the machine, by ask ing you to write soon letting ma know when you will bo here. Hop ing to see you soon Yours respectfully, FRKiK W. SMITH. mm. gi - H Htt J. W. Bennett Perpetrates Great Joke On J. N. Teal And Party at Ten Mile. J. M. Bennett has alwajs been known tq be more or less of a joker, so when J. M. Teal of the Portland millionaire lawer was packing up, preparatory to spending a few days with Mr. Bennett on Coqs Bay, ho, wrote to him asking him to frame" up a coupje ofj good ones for Dr., Minor and Mr, Myers, the New Yorltf electrical magnate, whp were to ba: members of the party. t: Now this put Mr, Bennett tp think-': ing, for he is not the mnn to let rH good chance slip by. So he goes toj see Harry Macintosh and whispers a )i few words into h's ear, Whateverf these words wer.e, is not known, bulr4 neverthelessthey had a pleasing efr 1 IntA ', curls and appear at the tablo In his ordinary costume. He did so. But somebody grew indignant. How dare this nervy young man como In and take HER place at tho table? It was outrageous. There would have been a row, ycs,,probably blood jvould have Jn jyied hadJt not been for Mr. Bennett. But ho had kept silent as long as was possible. Ppal after peal of laughter filled the air. And Mr. Bennett is still laugh ing, so hard Indeed, that ho has not been able to catch any fish. The summer girl 1? not a topic of conversation between Mr. . Bennett and ,hs three guests. What Messrs. Teal, Myers and Minor dlscussfwhen, the threo are alone has not been stated but it Is a dmdtcer.aln,ty ..tbftW when ,Mr, Tea,! has another "frame d. H up" for tho benefit of somebody else, ho will familiarize hImBeir,wttH the gamo before it is over. Mr.v Mcintosh has returned !vto Marshfleld. The, story has been qulotly circulated horo andFa' num ber of well-known men who havSia' personal knowledge of h ablo ability as lady, masquemder nr getting a lot of quiet satisfaction out of his latest escapade. FIRKMEN" NOTICE.' 1 Thero will bo a regular ai meeting of tho Marshfleld partment at their quarters thl ing and all,me.mhes are urge present, , DAN C WW 3p r at' U K.Uo. Uoilrned wS$D OTyn- Rp!b "KRTSTHF" KEATIJB,A ProaHoiit. m , winner ; Library I vt ( hJ M i Tables w at SANITARY jnTrQpPNED up New Camping Place f.vo Beautiful Water Falls, Good iuntintr and Fishing- Tents for k,nt. Swings 0r Children, .0 Road. CHJ Good . B. WIMJMIIIi, n-: feet for, both men brgke out laughter, ',)A11 rlgjht," paid ,Mr( Macintosh, "I'm with qu." Th time Mr. Bennett's guests had arrlvf ed, he had made arrangements spend a few dajs nt Ten Mile. Whether the weather was rainy 01" not, wlen the party left n thp boat' could not be proven by any qf them for Mr. Bennett was too deeply en grossed in thought tq notice1,, arid the ojher members had an eye fonj nothing but a young lady oppoaitoU them. This ypung lady was reading' a 'magazine. She glanced roguishly over tho top of It, however, and on;e-4 In a while cast a winsome smile ijn some one of Mr, Bennetts guests. Mr. Teal, In the meantime, had fojr-J gotten tp ask Mr, Bennett what the, big Joke was that he had written him to frame and he was as tuepsi as his companion In paying attehbj tldns to tho clever young lady. j Soon the boat stopped aijd oi course tho young lady had to be asJ slsted from It ontq the wharjf, T 10 stagdtrip was very pleasant. Jr. Bennett sat In tlje front seat a idi gayfl un the remainder of tie c; r.f riage to his guests and the youhg1! lady. Tbe.jrtlnie vpapsed as quid Ijj ns it had on,;the-boat and the par,tjj ' was at Ten Mile. It wus dinijer t tjmo. Mr. Bennett wanted to go tq j the hotel to dine, but tho remainder of his party were not hungry unUI , he finally got the young lad) 'a con sent to Join them at a special table and at once the appetites grew to starvation. How pleasant it all was. So ro mantic. Probably the genteel parfy would hate been spending their time yet as a young lady's whim might dic tate .had not Mr, Macintosh's faco begun to get sore Shaving three times a day was to much for the young lajdy. He at Itdlt decided to Carefully consider these prices then examine tatileT. This" clone Vou will appreciate -the-"advantages we give to our customers. . - J,Libfaiy Tables sturdy, strong, isigl AND AND Wzil It with spacious top l1 f)f and under-shelf only $ u . U U Library Tables mission styles, full with and without (! under shelf f only $1). Parlor Tables round sauare or oimon&r golden oak, mahogany, fumed - oa and j t ,4. tl .. for J i.'.2jp tircassiau wcuuuu x uc vcty LTf -an- $150 TO $ Chairs and Rockers, to mate any table, from $3.00 to $25. Dont nibs seeing pur stdre.lfis unlilce. dth It is better, and, bur prices are low PERRY, MONTGO & CO: OF THE FIRST CLASS fa . w It, oir' w MMr aMBP"'W"WMWWi-M-ii 4-n--u-n-n- --a---o--n----t j-- --un-tt-2i v Special Meats for Lhe I CHICHH.V.S Kpring tryvtu, fcliutiw, ronnice and ba Spring Itinli. Also lino lino of I'OllK, Ml'TI'J Y and I!Ki:i , Y 'flio cholcekt monts nl 1Iio nlo.st rfimoiffllde )iW tt trial onI-r and Ihj convinced. I'lMfJV I'HKKt I l HOBSON'S MEAT Mj ? mCenlra! Ave.JB-ki)f ?48J iB v iiiiilB! I m 1 a 1 iJr X fK.f U - I 3K "V r, d