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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1910)
THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1910 EVENING EDITION wy wJ9 V 1 TiT . ? rersonal fliofces P TOE "rt-GGGGOt - -trrf m W" "-Wr' S-iiltr ' rir , i fSmSfh W.jfc5 'W72V fefM rJItO-vV C.X4vl .Aiy &Kmi& C eR sr jf ii fm ;jv m lw m w mm &ar ra ai&g? tl 5 M y i&p is lOUr g COOS BAY K B&& xS-x Coat rront Broken : Ma m IS ' il IwvW - . . - V it I ! If ii is It,s a $sn there is H -"( V4- -rLh)L something wrong with the Egp m i SrVMi v&5l framework of yur coat- Wk 8 , 7SS" "21 the Part yu can see. HP J H t"Uua,wooL' ti-JJr M3 . jMi'h M it (I I i Wt: WA HOLE PROOF HOSE For Men, Women and Boys All of our coat fronts are trussed like a bridge. The shape is BUILT IN not pressed in. It's a part of the coat itself it can't break it's there to stay. This is only one of the strong points covered by our guarantee, and only one of the many examples of honest workmanship that make our MILL-TO-MAN CLOTHES such unusual val ues at $10 to $30 ill-to-Man XJttffimmi ers W MI LL STORE Marshfield Oregon JIP HH FOR SALE Rooming house and res taurant, account sickness. Good business proposition. Call at Ar cade testaurant for particulars. i FOR SALE Nice modem bungalow lth fine bay view. Reasonable, as I need money. Terms to right party. Address P. O. Box 42G, Marshfield. MlRSWTEIiT) HOARDING HOUSE on Broadway. Home cooking. Meals 25c. Mrs. R. Miller, Prop. FOR SALE Underwood typewriter, almost new. Cheap. Apply O care Times. WIXTED Relinquishment cheap for cash. Address S. Jumper, City. IfUTED Lmly cook for logging camp. Good wages. Telephone 25SJ or call at The Times office. IIV1NTE1) Jinn to do chores and farden work at KJttyvlIle. App'.y o E. O'Connell. WVOU WAXT a homestead ' nwir Coos Bay. See C. A. Metlln at Hotel Coos. fORREXTSfore in Coos Uulldlng. "PPi? at Woolen Mill Store. launch fully equipped with 3 H.P. Mianus motor. An exceptional bar gain. Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co. WAXTKD Competent girl for gen eral housework. Apply to Mrs. E. Nasburg. WAXTKI) A rhnuihermnld nt Lloyd hotel. FOR REXT Houses $7, $10 and upwards. Gunnery, Phono 3 4 J. FARMS FOR SALH. -Tracts from fivo acres to fifteen hundred acres, improved and unimproved. Prices from ?G00 to $25,000, according to location and improvements. Al so choice city property. Apply Hall & Hall, Marshfield. FOR SALE Xew houso nt cost. Rar gain. J. Bothner, 975 South 7th. 1 1 fWn HOTPI Ftiimurl) tlio Oiirtiekl liLAJlU nulliL. uiulcr new lnannKtmnii, rcmoileled and refitrniklipd thrniiRhout Only family hotel in Mnrshlli-ld. Kverythlnc new and clcnn with comlorts ot home. Kreo Imtlis, Get jour inones'8 worth Oho mo ft trial, in nill eomo iiRiitn. Hatci, day, Mm, Too 1 00; week, ?.! 00 to ?5 00 AUo furnished Iiousekeep. fnj; iijmrtments with gas ran(;e. Jlrs. Bildgei I'roprlettcta. WAXTED. IE. FOR CLEARING RIGHT OF WAY. APPLY AT RAPID TRANSIT OF P'CE, PLAT E, COOS BAY. P-MED ny (ho Empire Construe- u,- frt' teams and drivers w 100 men to work on right of V of the Coos Bay Rapid Transit , ;VaSes ?6 00 per day for team SD(i driver and $2T.n for iw For Strictly Fresh Butter Sterilized Cream Sterilized Milk Butter Milk f 4 Bean-Pot Cheese and 5 Ice i ALOXG THE AVATERFROXT. The Oakland came in this morn ing and will load at North Bend. The Arago sailed with a cargo of lumber from Noith Bend yesterday. The Advent and Esther Buhne ar rived In from the South this morn ing. The Advent will load at North P ifflSim w sll3ssflM anitary Methods prevail in our factory. This Seal Guarantees Pura Candy Patronize the "Modern Dealer" Modem Conlectlonory Co., Mlri., Portlind, Oreicn Bend, probably, and Buhne at the railroad the Es her docks. IJRAXCH IS FORMED. The J Coos Bay Ice & Cold Storage FREE DELIVERIES 8 A. M. nnd 2 P. M. Phoue 73-J. 4-'I tt;SW'E--nrnnd now 18-foot BiiifciBH klBfiilkHBLLlLlLH LnHiLflLBLBBEiHsBHLflVVLH VARNISH and VARNISH STAIN at COST For one week only from May 9th to May 15th we sell all our odds and ends of this line absolutely cost FOR CASH to make room for new stock. 3mt Received Consignment of late Copyright Books Wo keep In stock at all times the LATEST POPULAR FICTIOX AXD POPULAR COPYRIGHTS Also a fine line of Boys, Girls, Misses and Children's Books. Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books, and Standard Poets in all bindings at all price. ' ,J$j We are here to stay and respectful ly solicit a share ot the patronnge of the good people of Marshfield. Coquille Agriculturists Join Fanners' Union. The Coquille Herald says: "On Saturday State Organizer Hill of the Farmers' Educational and Co-opera-tlvo Union of America organized a Union in Coquille. This Is the sec ond Union he has organized in the Vnlley, and he thinks he will be ablo to reach the five In the county necessary- to entitle us to a county organ ization, before he will be obliged to leave this section. Following are the officers elected for this Union: W. L. Kistner, presi dent; D. F. Dean, vice-president; Frank Willard, secretary; E. A. Howey, chaplain; C. A. Pendleton, doorkeeper; George Gllman, conductor. THE XFAV ROOK STORE. Crosby & Homer nroudnny iuid Central. 1-11 Central Ave., next to Stafford. 1B OR SOS Why don't YOU try one? REPRESENTED EXCLUSIVELY BY US IVIagn'es& Matson at Pioneer Hardware Co. t a R I n a ? n i i a i 8 I a i u i a i a i a i n JL What's the Use of Repentance ? of your sins of omission or commission after your victim la dead? When he Is a live one Is the time to think about him. What good does It do a poor dead laundryman for you to say, "I am sorry but I sent my laundry to the "Chinks." Not because I thought it was right, but we sort of got in the habit of it and did not realize that wo had a better place to get our laundry done." To begin with, they cannot approach us In the quality of our men's work, and our price Is no more. In the ladles work, they beat us In price, because their time is worth hut little, while we pay white women experts twenty cents an hour. As to flat work; Just stick your "smeller" Into a bundle of sheets and slips done by a chink, remember the smell, then send them to us, and after you get them back, repeat the per formance, and if there Is not a largo difference to our credit, the bundle Is yours without charge, Coos Bay Steam Laundry J. K. LYONS, Manager. a a i a a a t a i a a a a i a a a t a a a t a i a a i a i a a a a i a TIDES. High water A.M. P.M. Date. I h. m. ft. h. m. ft. Friday... 13i "2737 9.0 4:34 G.3 Saturday 14 3:32 S.3 5:43 0.9 SUNDAY 15 4:39 7.C 0:51 7.1 MAY Low water A.M. P. M Date. h. m. ft. h. m. ftT Fplday.. 13 9:47 O.S 9:5Y 4.0 Saturday 1410:45 0.3 11:09 SUNDAY 1511:40 4.0 0.2 WEATHER FORECAST (By Associated Press.; Oregon Showers in west and fair in east tonight nnd Saturday. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE PORT. For twenty-four hours end ing at 4:43 p. m., May 12, by Mrs. Mlngus, special govern ment meterological observer. Maximum 03 Minimum 41 At 4:43 p. m 50 Precipitation none Wind, Northwest; partly cloudy. . RORX. ADELSPERGER To Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Adelsperger, at their homo In South Marshfield, Thuisday May 12, 1910, a daughter. Mother and child are doing well and the proud father Is wearing a smile that would make President Taft look like a mourner at the obsequies of a Chinese Emperor. He was out early this morning looking for tho census enumerator, which gives him a seat at the head of the table as a Coos Bay booster as well as a happy father. He has been kept busy today recolvlng the congratulations of his hosts of friends. II. G. HOY returned today noon from Coquille where he has been on bus iness. , REV. FATHER D. P. CURLEY of North Bend, Is a Marshfield visitor today. . W. STEVENS of North Bend wa3 n Mnrshileld business visitor jj-es-terday. ' WARREN REED has returned, to Gardiner nfter a few days stay hero on business. VICTOR A. WICKMAN and wlfo wero In Marshfield today from Empire oa abusiness visit. GEORGE GOODRUM returned yes terday from a business trip to Co quille and Bandon. ' DR. E. MINGUS went to Coquille to day as witness In the Art Johnson Insurance case. W. J. CONRAD is at Coqulllo on busi ness for the land department of the C. A. Smith Lumber Co. CHAS. VAN DUYN and wife are ex pected here Sunday from Enid, Okla., to visit his cousin, Eugena Crosthwalt. In Washington Andrew J. Hall, a brother of Judge Hall and Tom Hall has located at Natches, Wash. A. C. BAKER, chief inspector North western Mutual Fire Association oC Seattle, arrived today via Drain. Combining pleasure with business he Is visiting with his sister, Mrs. Geo. Watklns at The Cedars. STEVE GALLIER who is here from. Bandon taking treatment for rheu matism Is just, recovering from a threatened attack of pneumonia which has confined him to his room for a few days. Mrs. Gallier is hero with him. Is Hurt Mrs. Emma Prescott of Ten Mile was accldently shot In the foot yesterday. While the Injury Is a painful one, It will not leave any permanent 111 effects. Unlucky Day A doublo hoodoo hovers over today becausuo It has all the 111 luck of Friday and thirteen combined, It being Friday, May 13. If you have any bad luck, lay it on to this Instead of blaming Ilalley's comet. Many Rumors. Many railroad ru mors concerning the Drain line are afloat today. One has It that work Is to begin within a few days and anoth er that the machinery thero Is to be removed and that route abandoned for the Eugene route. Nothing official can be obtained so the rumors must remain rumors. Chandler Iluildine W. S. Chand ler writes that the brick and material for his new building has been shipped on a tramp schooner for Coos Bay and should reach hero soon. Appli cation for the use of the streets and a building permit has been made and tho building will bo rushed to comple tion. The Coos Bay Gas & Electric company has leased a good portion of tho lower floor Including tho corner of Central and Second street. The McCORMICK MOWER nt MILXERS cost you no more than the cheap trash. Buy your groceries at SACCIH'S. H. E, BESSEY, manager of tho Coos. Bay creamery was in town yester day, and while he reports every thing on the go-ahead, he said tho trouble at the present time was the want of handlers of tho bovlno family to get the best results la the milking. H. C. DIERS of North Bend is in. Marshfield today on business. Ho reports that Major L. D. Kinney has Incorporated the Mercantllo nnd Manufacturers bank with a capi tal stock of $50,000. Mr. Everltt, a son-in-law of Major Kinney Is nlso Interested In It. VOTE IX COQUILLE. Citizens' Ticket Won Everything Ex cept Mayor. The Coqulllo Herald says: "Co qullle's municipal election took placo last Monday and all went off quietly, though much Interest was taken by many of our townspeople. The Offi ces to be filled wero, mayor, for ono year; one councilman for pne year and three councilman for two years each; a recorder for ono year. Tho vote stood' as follows: For Mayor. M. O. Hawkins, Citizens 12C J. E. Quick, Socialist 141 For Recorder. A. W. Kelly, Citizens.. .. 12G Geo. O. Leach, Citizens 115 L. S. Martin, Socialist 20 For Common Councilman, for Ono Year. T. T. Land, Citizens 223 Jonathan Quick, Socialist 31 For Common Cotiuclliiieu For Two Years. J. A. Collier, Citizens 92 S. L. Curry, Socialist 50 L. II Htzard, Citizens 19f" S. B. Hollenbeak, Socialist.. ,. 24 J. II. James, Soclnllst 25 E. E. Johnson, Citizens 171 J. W. Tollman, Citizens 127 ------oO I WANT EGGS est Cash Prices Paid R O. B, Myrtle Point, Coquille, Ban- don or North Bend. See my representatives at any of the above Warehouses. 330 FRONT STREET. F. S. DOW MARSHFIELD, OREGON a n--n-ti--n-w-'-------'-w-'n--'-K-K-'-"---n
