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THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1910 EVENING EDITION.
HOW WILL YOl HKT YOUR KITCHEN
If You Put in a Gas Range?
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COQUILLE NEWS.
MYRTLE POINT NOTES.
News of tho District ns Reported
in tho Enterprise.
COUNTY SEAT NEWS.
Doings of Coquillo People as
Told in Tho Hernld.
Facts of Interest Tnken From
tho Coiiiilllc Valley Sentinel.
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THIS MAY SEEM LIKE A PROBLEM TO YOU, BUT THE
ANSWER IS SIMPLE,
A KITCHEN HEATER CAN BE ATTACHED TO ANY GAS
RANGE AT SMALL EXPENSE,
THE KITCHEN HEATER BURNS GARBAGE, REFUSE,
COAL, COKE, WOOD-ANYTHING THAT WILL BURN,
YOU CAN USE IT FOR COOKING PURPOSES IN THE
WINTERTIME, ,
IT RADIATES HEAT LIKETHE TROPICAL SUN,
THE KITCHEN HEATER HAS BEEN ON THE, MARKET
ONLY A SHORT TIME, IT IS SOMETHING NEW, BUT IT
HAS PROVED A GREAT SUCCESS,
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR GAS RANGE AND
YOUR KITCHEN HEATER,
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 200 STOVES AND HEATERS.
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ASK US ABOUT THEM.
The Coos Bay Gas & Electric Co.
TELEPHONE 178
A full lino of TUNGSTEN and
I TANTALUM LAMPS Just received.
Ctt In jour orders for renewals for
fill at tho days grow short you will ;
mm mem,
STATEMENT OP CONDITION OF THE
First Trust and Savings Bank
OF COOS DAY, MARSHFIELD, ORE. Juno 30, 1910.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
EXPERT ELECTRICIANS.
HMpectfully ask your patronage.
PHONE 237-J.
Our Work is
Our adver
tisement OVR CliuxTi:i.; IS YOUR SAT
ISFACTION. H-WSIIFIEU) HAND AND STEAM
LAUNDRY.
fcnttjr linn., Prop. riiono 220-J.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts . . . . $ 07,738.53
Overdrafts 711.84
'Honda nnd securities ... 25.S&9.3G
Ranking houso, furnlturo
nnd fixture 50.S20.50
Cash on band and duo
from banks 87,330,01
Total x... J2C9.4C0.24
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In. ..$100,000.00
Surplus and undivided
profits 4,240.22
Doposlts 105,220.02
Total J2C9.4C0.24
WE HAVE PLACED IN PUBLIC
SERVICE
A Bos to Meet All Trains
JWll also make calls on telephone
f"one"l20j. phono 138J.
,f .bagsase wagon has also been
J that win call for and deliver
.." baeeage and light freight.
180 run Private hack to Rosoburg.,
L. H. HEISNBR
L1"ry and Feed Stable.
Turkish Baths
210-213 Coos Building
JffONE 2 14 J
EASIER HRIinvn TT ..,
P03l SAN FRANCISCO FOR
rnn IiAV' MAKE RESERVATION
SSAGE AND FREIGHT.
Iuer.Ocen Transportation Co.
u F. McGEORGE, Agent.
Wo Invito your nttentlon to tbo strong condition of this batik as
shown by tho nbovo statement to-wlt:
Cash reserve 52 per cent of doposlts.
Reserve required by law 15 per cent of deposits.
Reserve In excess of legal requirements 37 por cent of deposits.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
JOHN S. COKE, Presldont. JOHN F. HALL,
HENRY SENGSTACKEN. STEPHEN O. ROGERS,
DORSEY KRE1TZER, Cashier. W. S. CHANDLER,
WILLIAM GRIMES, DR. O. W. TOWER,
M. O. HORTON, Vlco President and Managor.
DOES A GENERAL HANKING ANM TRUST 11 US I NESS.
YOUR HUSINESS SOLICITED.
THE FIRST NATIONALBANK
OF COOS BAY
8TRICTLY A COIIMERCIAL RANK
Wells Fargo Nevada National Rank, Ban Francisco, CaL
The United States National Bank, fort laud, Or.
The National Park Bank, New York, N. Y.
The Corn Exchange National nank, Chicago, 111.
The Bank of Scotland, London, England.
Tho Credit Lyonuals, Paris, France.
In addition we draw dratta on all principal banking centers In
Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, China, Japan, North, Central and
South America.
Personal and commercial accounts kept aubject to cheek.
Certificates of Deposit ImjbiL Safe Deposit Boxes for rent.
Draws
Drafts
on
E-Em,"S FISH MARKET,
Shell pu!' T Iln,ch' rrP'
and Deep .Sea Fish In Season.
Tel. Market 2 04 J.
rot of Market Aveauaw
FLANAGAN &. BENNETT BANK
MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
Oldest Bank In Cooa County, Established In 1880,
Paid up Capital nnd Surplus, 880,000.00.
Assets Over Half Million Dollars.
Does a general banking business and draws drafts on the Bank
of California, San Francisco, Cal.; Hanover National Bank, N. Y.;
First National Bank, Portland, Ore.; First National Bank, Rose
burg, Ore.; The London Joint Stock Bank, Ltd., London, England.
Also sells exchange ou all of the principal cities of Europe.
Individual and corporation accounts kept subject to check. Safe
deposit lock boxes for r.
J. W. BENNETT, President. X. F. WILLIAM Cashier.
J. II. FLANAGAN, V.-Pres. GEO. E. WINCHESTER. Asst. Cash.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
C. F. McKnlght, Marshfleld's cele
brated legal light, was a Coquillc vis
itor this week.
Born. To Mr. nnd Mrs. William
Mchl, nenr Johnson's mill, on Mon
day, August 29, 1910, a daughter.
Died. At Fruitvalo, Calif., on Au
gust 15, 1910, Rev. Raynsford Tay
lor, in his eightieth year. Deceased
was tho father of Mrs. V. It. Wilson
and Mrs. Walter Culln of this city.
Tho school board hopo to bo nble
to hnvo school called by the middle
of tho month, probably cither tho
12th or 19th. Tho Portland firm not
having coino through, the rooting
contract was let to tho Schroeder
Brothers. They expect tho tin up on
the next Plant and It will tnko prob
nbly a week to lay the roof when
that arrives.
Flro was discovered in tho W. II.
TliomnB barn near tho court house be
tween 10 nnd 11 o'clock Thursday
night nnd nn alarm turned in. Tho
flro company responded quickly, but
tho flro was extinguished before tho
company reached tho scono. Tho flro
was in a box of rags in tho grnnnry
and tho grannry was locked. It Is
said tho box did not belong there and
no ono seems to know how It got
thcro. This Is tho second tlmo this
bnrn has caught flro this year. Tho
barn contained a largo quantity of
hay nnd thoro wcro teams and vehi
cles quartered thoro at tho time. No
dainngo was done, tho flro bolng ex
tinguished beforo It burned tho box
nnd got to tho building.
O 11ANDON BRIEFS.
News of Tlint City Taken, From
the Bniulon Recorder.
A. L. Barnes of this city was u
Marshflold and Myrtle. Point visitor
tho flrst of this week.
Mrs. Webb. Fahy nnd llttlo daugh
ter of Prosper wero Bandon visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. Snm Nosier of Coquillo ac
companied by a frlond, was n Bandon
visitor tho latter part of Inst wcok.
Henry O. Harrison, n young mnn
23 years of ago, died nt tho Myrtle
Point hospital Friday night of last
week, nftor nn Illness of several
weeks. Tho body was tnken to Rose
burg by privnto convoynnco and was
shipped to Walla Walln, Wash., tho
homo of the parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Harrison, for Interment.
Tho flttlngB that wcro required to
connect tho water system with tho
reservoir hnvo been received nnd the
work of connecting up will bo com
pleted to-day, and tho wntor turned
Into tho Iron pipes. Thcro still rc
mnliiB considerable wprk to bo dono
before tho system Is complete, but wn
tor is now avnllablo for flro protec
tion. Tho pipes of consumers nro be
ing connected up ns rapidly ns possible.
MIbs Katherlno Way of Bandon
visited frlendB in Coquillo and Myrtlo
Point a few dnys last week.
E, E, Johnson, the sawmill man,
left Frldny for San Francisco on bus
iness. Ho was accompanied by his
son Philip.
MrB. Jas. Hartley and son, Paul, ot
San Diego, Calif., who have boon vis
iting Mr, nnd Mrs. Gcorgo Hartley, at
Johnson's Mill for sonic, wcoks, havo
started for homo.
Mrs. W. R. Miller ot Myrtlo Point,
went to Bnndon on her way to Lang
IoIb to sco her sister, Mrs. Davo. Ca
rey, and friends In that section.
Tho railroad men took tholr blR
steam shovel up tho lino last Wednes
day to load cars with mntorlnl for
tho All to tnko tho placo of tho trcstlo
burned nt tho Johnson mill flro.
A cnrload of tin for tho Prospor
salmon cannery wus brought from
tho Uny Thursday and shipped down
tho river.
Frank Morse, tho electrician, hns
purchased an interest in tho Peart
coal mlno and has tho foundations
under way for his new electric light
ing plant. Tho boilers wero loaded
onto tho cars the first of tho week
nnd hnvo been taken to tho slto of tho
now plnnt, where they nro to bo In
stalled. Ho oxpectB to renew tho
service to Coquillo nnd Myrtlo Point
by the flrst of October.
Mrs. Ed. Pcrduo and mother, Mrs.
Butler, of Bandon, visited Mrs. Geo.
JLoronz ot this city, sovornl days last
wcok.
J. W. Tlbbotts of Marshflold re
turned homo by Friday's train aftor
a visit of several dnys with his neph
ew, Geo. Hnrtloy, down tho river.
C. C. Carter hns raised somo peach
cb on his South Fork rnnch thnt scorn
in fnllv nnnnl In nvnrv wnv Mm
peaches grown In Douglas county.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Spires of Myr
tlo Point wont to Bnndon Saturday to
tnko n steamer for San Francisco.
They go to their former homo In So
noinn county, Cal., for n visit.
Mrs. M. J. Hartson, Mrs, Fred Sin
gle, Mrs. J. A. Lamb, sister and
frlond, all of Coquillc, wero camp
ing Inst wcok on Uundon Boach, re
turning homo Saturday. Miss Ray
Collier of Coquillo Joined tho par
ty tho lattor part of tho wook.
Mrs. James Hughes ot Capo Blan
co, accompanied by hor daughtor,
Agnes, passed through Bandon tho
lattor part of last weok, on their way
to Mnrshflold. From thoro they wont
to Portlnnd. Miss Agnes will attend
St. Mary's Academy tho coming school
year.
GOLD BEACH NOTES.
News of tho County Sent As Tolil
hi tho Glolx.
Prof, nnd Mrs. Wlmborly, son nnd
dnughtor, arrlvod hero tho flrst of
tho wcok from Ashland. Prof. Wlm
borly has boon engaged to tnko tho jjBH Sylvia Clarno pnssod through
suporlntondoncy of tho Myrtlo Point town Inst weok, onrouto to her homo
public schools for tho nppronchlng ftt iiRtoI River, having resigned lior
school year.
Nebraska.
Ho formerly lived In
DEATH OF MRS. LAIRD.
position nt Knnpp's Hotol.
Will Wnlkor, candldnto for ShorlfC
on tho republican ticket, pnssod
through hero Sundny, onrouto to
Ing after his political fences.
E. N. Smith nnd fnmlly and Mr.
nnd Mrs. L. W. Doyoo loft Wednesday
for Riverside, Calif., whero they will
spend tho wlntor, nnd whero thoy
huyo Interests. Thoy will drlvo
through nnd may visit tho Klamath
Falls country on routo. Theyv nro
comfortably equipped for tho Journoy
and antlclpnto an enjoynblo outing.
WILJ' HELP THE LOSERS.
Woodmen "Will Hold Celebration nt
Dalrjvillo Next Week.
Notwithstanding tho heavy loss
Dalryyllle sustained by flro, tho
Woodmon of that camp nro going
nhend with tho celebration as ad
vertised. The proceeds of everything
will bo given to tho heavy losorfl
from tho Are. Tho accommodations
will bo almost as good ns before tho
flro, as most of the bedding and dish
es wero saved from the hotel and
Wife of Georo P. Lnhil nnd Well ti10 n0rthorn oml of tho county, look-
Known niiiiin.
BANDON, Ore, Sopt. 3. Mrs. Goo
P. Lnlrd, who died In this city Mon- Soldom, If ovor, wns tho atmoa-
doy wns well known In this county. ,,i,oro n8 ,ienso with smoko ns It hns
Sho was formerly Miss Grnco Gnrilold j ueon tho ,mBt fow days, although
and was born In Marshflcld on Feb
ruary 8th, 1884, nnd was aged 20
years, G months and 21 days, Sho
lived at Marshflold until sho was nlno
ye.i.M of ago, when tho family moved
to Gnklnnd, Cal., whero she was edu
cated, having attended high school
and also received n flno musical edu
cation. About six years ago tho fam
ily moved back to Oregon, locating In
Badon, and in Novomber, 1900, Qrnco
was married to Gcorgo P. Laird, n
prominent citizen and business man
of Bandon, To this union ono daugh
ter wns born, who Is now about two
years old. Mrs, Laird leaves, besides
hor husband and llttlo daughtor, a
mother, Mrs. L. J. Radloy, ono sis
tor, Mrs. L. P. Sorensen, nnd ono
brother, Albert Garflold, all of whom
havo tho sympathy of tho ontlro com
munity In their groat bereavement.
Tho funeral was conducted at tho
resldenco of Dr. L. P. Sorenson, on
Tuesday, and Interment was mndo In
tho Bandon cemetery. Tho Knights
of Pythias Lodgo, of which Mr. Laird
thcro has been no forest Arcs ot an
consequonco roported In this count.
Isnm Wnlkor passed through
town last weok, onrouto to his Block
farm nenr LanglolB, Ho Is now tho
ownor of nn nutomobllo In which ho
enmo up from Humboldt this trip.
Coos Bay -Roseburg Stage Line.
Dally stago between Roseburg nnd Marshfleld, commencing Jub
10. Stago leaves dally and Sun day at O a. m. Fare $0.00.
OTTO SCIIETTER, Agent, C P. BARNARD,
120 MARKET AV.. Marshfleld. Agent, ROSEBURG, OWE.
temporary quarters havo been so
cured In Bowman's largo hall. Thcro was n member, attended tho funeral
should be a larger crowd than over. In a body.
as all tho funds raised will go to a
worthy cause. Gold Beach Globo.
WILL TRANSPORT FREIGHT.
HAD CLOSE SHAVE.
THONE 11
Charles Ashton Will Put On a Line
of Bonis.
COQUILLE, Ore., Sept. 2. Charles
Ashton, of tho lower river, having
secured tho contract from F. S. Dow
for transporting freight from his
warehouse down tho river and from
tho Elizabeth and Flfleld for bring
ing their freight up the river, last
week placed a lino of scows towed by
gasollno boats for tho purposo of do
ing tho work. Ho has let contracts
for tho construction of largo covered
scows for uso during the wlnteV. It
is reported that he expects to place
passenger steamers on tho run in a
short time,
Former Myrtlo Point Couple Nearly
Loso Child ut Bend.
Tho following Is of Interest In
Coos county, as Mr. and Mrs. Trlpp
lott formerly- lived in Myrtlo Point:
A flying rock from ono of the Oregon
Trunk powder crews recently crashed
through tho roof of tho Creed Trlpp
lott house In Bend, and narrowly
missed killing tho two-year-old babo
of Mr. and Mrs. Tripplett. At tho
tlmo tho child was asleop in a baby
buggy. The rock In its descent struck
tho sldo of the buggy, badly splinter
ing it and missing the sleeping babe
by about six inches, and tho child was
uninjured. Tho rock, which weighed
about 15 pounds, tore a big holo
through the roof.
111111s Short nnd n couplo of IiIh
friends from Mnrshflold arrived hero
tho other day ou n hunting trip In
tho mountains with Morris Fritzic.
Mr. Short brought his hunting dogs
nnd tho party anticipates great sport
after panther.
Dick Pugh colobrnted tho comple
tion ot his new houso by giving n
danco last Saturday night. Quito n
few wont from hero, nmong whom
woro Norman Tyler nnd W, A. Blshol.
No now developments havo been
mndo or, at least, heard from tho now
gold field on tho Cheteo. M. W.
Duncan, Jesso Turner and Ed. Mll
lor from this placo havo been on tho
ground several days, but as yot havo
not returned or reported,
WANT NEW COURTHONSE.
Grand Jury of Curry Comity Mnkcs
Recommendation,
Tho grand Jury of Curry county In
making tho flnnl report to tho court
recommended that steps bo takon to
build a now courthouse as tho pres
ent ono was not adequate for tho
purposes of tho county. Tho grand
Jury was composed of Gcorgo Fitz
gerald, foreman, J. T. Warnlc, Jncob
II. Whlto, Gcorgo Emory, F. Q,
Bauer, Jesso Turner nnd W. D.
Chenowcth,
Tako your SUNDAY DINNER at
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