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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1909)
THE CBOS IAY TIMES MAKSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1909-EVENING EDITION and you $6.50 $5.00 $3.50 The ati miii Q-5-.f' yy UtLPlIJL AVJLAU UiUH U To Man Clothiers flretogfefogawaflaflg TRUSSES We take pleasure in announcing to Coos county people that wo have just received a complete assortment of TRUSSES and ELASTIC STOCKINGS. In trusses wo have all the best up-to-date kindsand we will guarantee every trusse we sell to give entire satisfaction. All our trusses will be fitted by Mr. Swanton, who is an expert in that line, and has had ample experience in one of the largest cities on the coast. We have the goods an d can fit any case. It Isn't necessary to send to Portland or San Francisco for ELASTIC stockings, anklets, etc. We have the goods in stock and can furnish them as cheaply as they can Co bought elsewhere. Brown Drug Co. Gnu! unto Chemists, PHONE ! .!.. 4,, ...,.j,..x,,x,.,.iti. -!,-, ..,x... j.-1 x..,x... i.m . t. --t -1 T DIAMONDS, WATCHES and JEWELRY Watch our window for th e next few days and see a beautiful election of diamonds, which a ro going to be sold at a price so cheap and payments so easy that every person can afford to wear a dia mond. Elgin and Wnltham watches In solid gold, gold filled, solid sli ver and nickel cases. We will furnish you in the next few days at a price so reasonable that It will surprise you. You surely will need a stop watch before going to the races. Wo have them all 'styles and prices. Our line of Howard watches is always complete, and anything you or your friends want in a nice, neat and up-to-date piece of jewelry where quality and price talk, come or send them to tho Carleton Jewelry Company J WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. j FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS HANK DLDG., MARSnFIELD, ORE ! - ! ! -'I1 - 'I' ! ! ! -!. ). y. ;. -.j.-.t. - 4 .;.-.;.. .ti-.;.-.;.-.;,-.- HUGH McLAIN GENERAL CONTRACTOR Wholesale and Retail Dealer BEAVER HILL COAL Imported Cement, Crushed Rock Sand, Brick Lime, Wood and Hair Fiber Plaster, Stone and Conorote , Pedestal Blocks. Fllnt kote Roofing Paper. Estimates furnished on nil elapses of contract work. Phone 2011 SIC SOUTH BROADWAY, MARSHFIELI), ORE. f GUARANTEE: COOS BAY MEAT CO. (Incorporated) R. K, BOOTH, Pres. J, M. BARKER, vlce-pres- L. W. TRAVER, see.-troas. HENRY HOLM, manager. Corner Front Street nnd Central Avenue AVE DEAL STRICTLY IN ALL HOME PRpDUCTS. rhone J SI Freo Delivery to All Tarts of Uio City. Highest cash price paid for hides and wool. -- Have You Heard the Latest DESIGNS IN WALL PAPER HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED? WE NOW HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF WALL TAPER AND PAINTS IN THIS PART OF HIE COUNTRY. BAYSIDE PAINT COMPANY Coos Bids. os Market Ave. trouser sale give your legs a treat we have trousers to sell we bought them for that purpose we would be disappointed if' didn't see them. -note these prices- trousers now trousers now trousers now $4.85 $3.85 $2.65 Prescription Specialists 141-J. NO SERVICE IS BETTER! FEW AKE SO nOODJ Thone 200-L., Marshfleld, Ore. wmi fi WEATHER FORECAST (By Associated Press.) OREGON Fair tonight and warmer Thursday in cast. In creasing cloudiness in west. Cooler except near coast. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE o PORT. LOCAL TEMPERATURE HE PORT. For twenty-four hours end ing at 5 p. m., July 20, by Mrs. E. Mlngus, special government metcoiologlcal observer. Maximum 07 Minimum 45 At 5 p. m 04 Pieclpltatlon none Wind, Northwest; clear. o : Meet Tonight. The Oklahoma Whist Club will be entertained by Mr. and Mis. H. W. Painter at their home In West Marshlleld this even ing. Hold Picnic. It is announced that the annual picnic of the Suomi Society will bo held at Enegren's Grove Sunday, August 1. A program is being arianged for the day. Lee Is Improving Chas. Lee, a former Coos Bay business man who returned to his old home in Neb raska, on account of ill health, writes that he is improving, and hopes to be back on the Bay again, before long. First Local Salmon. The first Coos Bay salmon of the season were brought into market today. There have been some salmon brought in here from Rogue River, but these were the first to be caught here by Coos Bay fishermen. Mnny On Picnic. A large number left on the Baptist Sunday school picnic to Charleston Bay this morn ing. With their lunch baskets fun of good things to eat, and they them selves chuck full of fun, the young people will undoubtedly en joy a good time. Engine Breaks Down. The 11:40 train from Coqullle to Marshfleld was about two hours late today on ac count of the engine breaking down. Another engine had to be sent to bring In tho cars. The breakdown occurred at Schroeder's Station. Evtcnd Street. An effort is being made to have Laurel street c rather Tenth street since the names of the thoroughfares have been changed opened north from Its pres ent terminus to Ferndale. It is stated that the street can be opened rt - a - a - aa - a - a - a - a - a - a - a - a - &3& THE SHIPMENT OF APRICOTS a a a n the next Plant will likely be the last of the season, a ? DON'T GET LEFT V a a . it -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-n -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a- FIVE CENTS PER LINE PER DAY. WANTED Housekeeper. Address: Mrs. Phillips, Box 373, North Bend. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, quire Mrs. F. A. Haines. En- FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Inquire Market near Broadway. Phone 197X, FOR RENT 2 front offices in Coos Building. Apply to Janitor In building or A. O. Rogers. IF YOU NEED: FRESH BUTTER, SWEET CREAM, STERILIZED MILK OR ICE Cnll up Coos Bay Ice nnd Cold Storage Co. Free Delivery 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. WANTED Girl for general house work. Good salary. Apply Mrs. Julius Larson, WANTED Carpentering and Job work. Cortholl, phone No. 661. WANTED Girl for housework", small family, no children, good wages, 'X,' cares Times, at not to exceed an eleven per cent grade at a minimum expenses. Make Quick Run, rlt was stated here today that the road between Co qullle and Myrtle Point has been im proved so that the autos in the valley are now making the nine-mile run in twenty-five minutes. Stnrts Building. Joe Schilling of the Coos Bny Bakery expects to have the pile-driving for the foundation for his now bakery and cracker fac tory on North Front street stnrted this afternoon. The building will be rushed to completion as rapidly as possible. Funeral Today. The funeral of Alex Campbell was held from the Temple & Wilson Undertaking par lors at 2 o'clock this afternoon under tho auspices of the Marshfleld Aerie of Eagles. There was a large at tendance, the Eagles band heading the procession. ! Breaks Arm. Stella Haglund, the eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Haglund of South west Marshfleld, fell off a horse and sustained a compound fracture of the arm. She was trying to learn to ride and jolted off. Dr. House worth who reduced the fracture does not anticipate any serious de velopments. AT THE HOTELS. The Blanco Emery L. Robblns, Myrtle Point; W. Hutson, Bandon; A. M. Snyder, Myrtle Point; W. T. Emery, Roseburg, Ore.; J. C. Noll and wife, Gardiner; A. McMillan, Bandon; F. S. Perry and wife; Ban don. The Clinmller F. H. Wilson, San Francisco; G. A. Steffa, San Fran cisco. NORTH BEND NEWS Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Strickland of Sherman ave., left yesterday on the Alliance for Portland. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Acker man at Portland, a daughter. Mrs. Ackerman, whose maiden name Is Miss Myrtle Procter, was formerly a North Bend girl. SEA LION SLAUGHTER. Slay More Tlinn 100 In One Day. The Port Orford Tribune says: "The Ranger went down to Rogue river reef again last Sunday and killed moro than a hundred "pups," and several large ones, skinning all of them and getting back here be fore sundown. During thp week they have killed .several hundred at Cape Blanco reef, besides gathering Murre eggs. This week will, perhaps, close the season, as the eggs are getting scarce, and the lions have but littl-3 blubber." a - a - a - a - a - a - a - a - aa - a - a - a - a ( I a a a i FIVE SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE. FOR SALE Good new cash register Price $30. Phone 55-L. FOR SALE Corner lot second block Bay Park. Cheap for cash. Ap ply Times office, FOR SALE A No. 1 dairy cow with calf. . Enquire Pioneer Hotel, Empire, Ore. FOR SALE: Thoroughbred mare. Drives single or double. Good saddle horso. Inquire Sam Mars den, FOR SALE One lG-foot row boat in good condition, cheap. Apply Pacific Launch Works. FOR SALE BIacyrmith tools and shop at North Bend. R. N. Emery EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY given to live agents for the salo of Gloria instanteneous lighting systems. Sut-11 capital required to handle best lighting system made. For partlcu rs and Information, ad dress Tho Instantaneous Light Co. Salem, Ore., agents for Oregon, Personal Notes f H. STIMMEL of LIbby, was a Marsh fleld visitor todny. H. W. DINGS, J. Webber and W. R. Haines left today for Roseburg. GEO. BLANCHARD leaves this week on a visit to the Seattle Fair. F. C. TRUE and wife, returned to Coqullle this morning. W. II. YOUNG left for Rosoburg this morning via the auto line. M. D. POYNTZ Is making a business trip to Myrtle Point today. MRS. LEVI SMITH Is hero from Piosper for a few days visit. A. F. CROCKER of Cooston, left this morning for the Coqullle Valley. WM. VAUGHAN of North Bond, was a Marshfleld business visitor today. ROBERT MARSDEN, Sr was a bus iness visitor to North Bond today. E. L. C. FARRIN and wife leave this week via the auto route on a trip to Eugene and Portland. i GEO. DORCAS of the Toledo Scales Co., went to the Rogue River to day. A. J. SHERWOOD of Coqullle, was a 3Iarshfleld business visitor yester day. , ft J. F. R. WjEBBER left this rrfornlng for Roseburg by. wayot, the -auto line. J; A. JACOBI of San Francisco, left this morning on tho overland trip for Eureka. E, R. NIENSTADT of San Francisco, left hero this morning for the Co qullle Valley. MRS. LYDIA CARLSON of Beaver Hill, Is a visitor at the home of Mrs. Hugo Kotka. GUY CHAMBERS of Daniels Creek, came to Marshfleld this morning with a load of produce. ,, J MRS. HENRY SENfYsTACKEN en tertained a few friends at her home yesterday afternoon. - OTTO SCHETTER expects to leave Friday for Portland and Seattle where he will take in tho exposi tion. ORVIL DODGE and C. C. Carter of Myrtle Point, passed through here yesterday en route to Portland and Seattle. W. S. EMERY of Douglas county, who has been stopping on the Bay for a few days, left this morning for his home. ROGER SHERMAN letf this 'morning for the Sigma Chi Boat House on Coos River whore a small party is enjoying a few days outing. S. D. MAGNES ,expecta to leavo Fri day for San Francisco after a pleasant summer sojourn on Coos ' Bay. MRS. GEO. ROSS loft with her sis ter, Miss Mary Black for San Francisco where the latter will consult specialists regarding her health. J. B. TAYLOR of Bloomlngton, 111., who has been spending a couple of weeks on tho Bay, left for San Francisco this morning by way of Roseburg. J. E. LYONS and wife and son, Don, aro expected hero about the first of September from Portland for an extended visit with their many friends. F. M. FRIEDBERG and family left for a few days outing at their South Coos River place. They will return here before moving up for tho summer. MISS MARJORIE COWAN, who graduated from tho Marshfleld High School last month has gone to Ton Mile to teach a term of school on Schuttor Creek. DR. J. T. McCORMAC and wife left last evening for Coos River where they will spend the summer. Fred. McCormac preceded thorn a fow days to get the bungalow In readi ness. MRS. G. A. BENNETT and Misses Genevlevo Sengstacken, Kathloon Bennett and May Bennett left this afternoon for the Sand Hills whero they will enjoy a few days outing at Fred Bennett's homestead. Miss Mamie Mahoney will Join the party Friday. FRANK DENNING and wife, are ex pected home tomorrow night from Seattle whero they have been tak ing in the exposition. Frank ex pects to leave Immediately on a few weeks' outing in the wilds and will try nnd put over a few of tho now stunts that he learned on tho "Pay Streak" on the natives. W. F. MITCHELL and D. R. JONES made a fishing trip to Empire yes terday in Mitchell's boat tho Gen eral III. He calls it General HI becauso it can run rings around A. H. Powers fast boat If Power's will anchor his boat whero thero is sufficient water to get around. They secured a nice line of clams and crabs and had a good time altho Mitchell Insists that Jones tried to get clams with a hook and line. JOHN KRONHOLM and Jay Maho ney returned last evening i from Ten Mile where they have been leading the simple life for a couple of weeks. Both have good coats of tan and plenty of blisters on their hands to attest that they worked to get up an appetito and Jack says It took lots of work and a mighty good appetite to bo able to exist on Jay's cooking while tho latter says that he will have to take an assistant cook tho next time in order to escape being over worked in trying to satisfy Jack's appetite. HEARING ON THURSDAY. Marshal Carter and Witnesses Reach Portland. Monday's Portland Oregonlan says: "J. A. Carter, city marshal of Marshfleld, and J. A. McDonald, aN mining man of the same place, ar rived in Portland on the steamer Breakwater and will be witnesses for the Government against Floyd W. Avery, charged with having In his possession counterfeit $10-gold pieces and giving the spurious money to others to circulate. Avery was arrested In this city last Sunday, fol lowing his arrival from the Coos Bay town. He will be given a pre liminary hearing before United Sta tes Commissioner Marsh in the Fed eral Court next Thursday." J. M. BLAKE REPORTS PROGRESS ON FRANCHISE Returns From Snn Francisco After Securing Consent of Non-Resident Property Holders. J. M. Blake returned yesterday from San Francisco by way of auto from Rosoburg to Myrtle Point. This was Mr. Blake's first ride over tho auto lino and It was a pleasant sur prise to him. The trip was made In the comfortable time of less than seven hours. Mr. Blako said today that when It is considered that the distance Is C5 miles, and 20 miles of this over a mountainous country, where less than ten miles an hour can be made, It will be readily seen that the rest of the road, which per mits of from 15 to 20 miles an hour without nny discomfort to the pas sengers, Is in very line condition. Mr. Blake also reports that pro gress has been made In securing tho consent of property owners for his street-car franchise, as the result of his trip to San Francisco. Mrs. Blako and son did not return with Mr. Blako but went to Spokana where they will visit with Mrs. Blake's parents. LOCAL SALVATION ARMY OFFICERS TRANSFERRED The officers of tho Salvation Army of Marshfleld aro about to say fare well, having been hero their alloted time. Tho farewell services will take place on Saturday and Sunday, and on Saturday evening thero will bo an Ico cream and cake supper for tho benoflt of tho locnl work. As the Captain wishes to leave everything In good shnpe for tho incoming officers, tho members of tho army In this town wish tho general public to take particular notice, and tho officers would bo pleased to see all tho frlonds with whom they havo becomo acquainted during their stay. Captnin J. H. Sten will go to Portland and Captain Darwont will go to San Francisco. Announcement as to who will succeed them is ex pected In a few days. FRESH VEGCTAIILF.S EVERYDAY Peas, Beans, Lottuce, Turnips, Carrots, Onions Beets, Cucumbers, etc, F. A. SACCHI
