The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, October 05, 1910, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 19 10 EVENING EDITION ion P ion 0ll ES s ; feTnffT)fn A If . MitMiMt (M-nMhlWTiK4M itJz tir.f2txt?i i3V- iV3 LJiJV lllr I I H 11 OJEANDNGS lJ?SSlV!?G, i onnp DftV Tinrro ? HI'TKOJIHJItii' . lUUO UHI UCA. raSCES. H OCTOllKIt (l.U 2w')?B Date. l hTiii. (t7IT?jrT77 YiJkW Stf A DU - i " mMSoM Thursday.. G, 1:57 7.0 1:40 S.2 i.VW.s.T.p' ri t.ri.iny 7, n.ni fi r. ,,.- s. t aaiiiruny.. s a:io c.O 2:32 7.9 SUNDAY.. i 3:G7 C.C 3:0-1 7.7 fl octoiu:u " Low water A. M. P. M. ' 5 i)alp. h. in. ft. h. in. ) it. Wed'd'y... C 7:21 2.1 7:47 O I Thursday.. U 7: 13 2.7 S:17 0.S 1 Friday 7j 7:51) 3.1 Still 0.0 H Saturday.. S, S:1C 3.C 0:20 1.1 i SUNDAY.. 0 S:3U 4.0 10:09 1.2 , I' TIIK WKATIIKIt. I I' I l.OCAI mzw ftfi 1M: ,--- --- -w-M.-.-r -,i "-" " ' "r",;f w' '.k"- (Lilt I Itri'Uft Ol it :t i-:t itt . .. s?r. . .,n . . . . '.'rfx;?;! aatfd'jo tvvrytn cf',Co' ,rri J Jatr: ' A I,, ,, Tcr M,j ,, , f,y.;jS,tftatf.,rtJrnaM x7Aji.jl W-Jr-. Tbs above guarantee, signed by the manufacturers, shows that you can expect a great deal from our $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00 Suits and not be disappointed There is no other line in America wherein you can find this combination of Style, Fik, Guarantee and Price WOOLEN MILL STORE "MAN-TO-MILL CLOTHIERS" Marshfield -:- Oregon n closml at Arlington, Wash., of 2200 iconic. There were town 343 decisions nml of these 150 were men. Mr. Shannon writes that n local op tion petition was also put throtiRli during his revival. Ho la now at Vlsalla, Wash., where he is conduct ing meetings in a tabernacle holding 2200 persons. -::::::::nm:m::m::::mmm:::mmmr t m. Personal Notes 1 p:mm::::::mm::::::mm::w::::mm7 JOHN HOUR of North Inlet is in the. city today. Preach at Sumner. Uov. 0. I.. Hall will conduct services at Sumnor next Sunday evening nt 7:30 in the church. Taken to Norway. The body of Mrs. Mary Wyland, who tiled at Mer cy hospital,, was taken today to Nor way for burial. Nairn Smith In The steam schoon er Nairn Smith came In yesterday from San Francisco nml Is loading lumber at the Smith mill. CAPTAIN IIAimiS waa In tlie city to day from Sumner. OKOItOK SCIlItOEDKU wont to Co (pillle today on buslnoss. ANSON ItoaiJRS, JR., Is In the city from his Coos river ranch. II. HAIN1SS made n business trip to the Contiillo vnlley today. T. M. COLLVKfl of Catching Inlot was a Marshfield business visitor today. (I)y Associated Press.) Oregon Fair tonight Thursday. Victor Cleaning Fluid W'lLU REMOVE GREASE, OIL AND PAINT STAINS FROM WOOLENS, SILKS, GLOVES, ETC. ITS ACTION IS IMMEDIATE AND NO INJURY TO THE FAURIC OR COLOR RESULTS FROM ITS FREE USE. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR CLEANING HATS, NECKWEAR, HELTS, RIHUONS, CURTAINS, CARPETS, ETC. Price, Tin: iirsv corner. 25 Cents PHONE IIDK. Lockhart - Parsons Drug Co. "The Busy Comer" Marshfield, Oregon .,.,., mission to right party; must willing to travel, Address Times office. L, I'OK RENT. Six-room lint, nmtl) furnished, bath and modern con venlonccs. Finest location .in Mnrshilcld. Apply to Robort Mars den, Sr. FOR SALE. business nt a 'sacrifice Times olllcc. A gootl paying olllcc TEMPERATURE PORT. For twenty-four hours ending nt 4:43, p. m. Oct. 4, by Mrs. Mlngus, special government mo teorologlcnl observer: Maximum 02 Minimum 45 At 4:43 no Precipitation 0.2 S Wind Southwest; cloudy. HOMESTEAD LOCATION. 1(10 acres good ranch laud, two spring creeks, near Ten Mile; enn homesteaded; location fee, $150. Phono 3 IS, North Rend. Roth Were Fined. Charles Flana gan nnd M. II. 1111 ven woro both beforo City Recorder Uutlor yestor day to answor a charge of fighting on tho streets. Tho recorder fined Address oncx $5, riio fnoa Woro paid. September Travel. Captain Alox Hall of, tho Eaststdo ferry roports having transported tho following J during September: Passongera, 4327; (loui)io tenuis, ita; single loams, -on; autos, 30; head of livestock, CO. I'OK SALE Automobile, l-cylliider, 40-horse power, C-pnssonger, fully equipped with ncetvleue headlights, gabrlel horn, top, etc. Cost new 13000. Will soil fdr cash or ex change for renl cstato nt a bargalr NOTHING LIKE Self Satisfaction Friend Bros' SUITS Always Produce the DESIRED EFFECT FROM $12.00 to $25.00 THE ROYAL TONIGHT Still Two Trains. Tho railroad 1b still running two trains n dny to the Conulllo valley. It Is expected t continue doing so all this month nnd the service may bo ltopt up during the winter If tho amount of business fo tho rond will warrant. "A MOHAWK'S WAY" (A flno Illograph) Two Thousand Feet of Othor Flno Film Including 'THE SILENT WITNESS" "SCENES IN HOLLAND" Wednesday night wo wl'.I show "On the Road to Richmond," n su of tho Civil War, by thoSellg C pany. A fine historical film and one every veteran ought to seo. Admission, Adults 10c, Children 5c Will Re Ilrimltvil. Tho gasoline schooner Oshkosh, which was built on Coos Ray by Pruso and Ranks, ' expected hero to undergo boiiio re pnlrs. Tho hull will bo cleaned nr painted. ' ShlpH Produce. Swan Peterson of Hnynes Inletwns In Marshfield todny making arrangements for a big ship ment of fruit nnd hides to San Francisco. Made Good Catch. John Wlck lund made a good catch of fish last night. He brought in thirty salmon and two sturgeon aggregating in weight nbout three hundred pounds. The fish will ho shipped to Portland, , Repairing Tug. Tho tug Columbia Is being repaired. Two blades of her propollor woro brokon when sho wop on tho mud and a now propello being Installed, Tho barkcnUne Echo Is still In tho lower bay and cannot go out until tho tug Is ready. Rapthit Church Notice. Thursday evening tho business meeting will be iheld. Tho pastor will preach nex Sunday morning his Inst sermon b fore going to tho annual meeting 0' tho state convention in Portland. Tho Hiibject for this sermon will bo "Clod'B X-Ray." Cet Result h "Kill that want ad of ours," phoned Ouy Wnmer of the Lockhart grocery this morning. "Wo havo 0 boy nnd I nm hero to testify that thoBO'want ads mire get results." Others havo tho same experience wltl them nnd that's tho reason tie every 0110 Is using them Instead of bothorlug their friends or wasting valunblo time. MRS. JMcLEOD and Mrs. W. P. Mur phy expect to leave in n dny or two for n visit In San Frnnclsco. .MRS. ROUERT ROOKE and daugh ter. Miss Florence, of North Coos river, woro in tho city today. It was the first time Mrs. Rooko has visited Marshfield slnco last Christmas. C. R. LANOLEY, manngor of tho Coos Ray Homo Tolophono com pany, has returned from a trip down tho const, whoro ho has been rebuilding and repairing tho lines. Uo reports thnt threo now build ings nro under way nt Lnnglols, which was wiped out by flro a few months ago. North Bend News Tho W. C. T. U. will moot Tlnlrs day afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock at tho homo of Mrs. John Tollofscn nt East, side. Mrs. Tim Thomas and children of. Porter will lenvo in a short tlmo for Oklahoma, whoro thoy will spend the winter with relatives. RENNirrr makes statement. Dredge Ready Tho Larson dredge Is rendy to begin oporntlons at tho foot of Market nvenuo, whoro a pn of tho street is to ho filled In beforo tho plank pnvomont is laid. Tho dredgo has been ftttod with a now shovel. Killed In Wreck. (leorgo Win chester 'has received word from Cali fornia telling of tho death of hi- brothor-ln-lnw, Androw Graham, v waa killed in a railroad accident Sept. 23. Mr. Graham's widow was for merly Miss Ellzaboth Winchester of Coos Day, nnd was married hero In 189S. For sonio yenrs past Mr. and Mrs. Graham linvo mode their homo nt Frultvnlo, Cal. Hepllex to Col. Grimes Statement Concerning Port of Coos Ray Litigation. J. W. Dennett made tho following Btntemont this morning: "As Colonel Grimes has appointed himself 11 commltteo of tho wliolo to fix tho responsibility for tho Halo case, ho might nlso fix tho respon sibility for the 'Job' which cnusod' no notification to be sent to n num ber of tho executive committee wheu tho present commissioners woro rec ommended for nppolntment, and whother or not It has tho earmarks of Oklahoma, or was it n native-born Oregonlun?" Shannon -Writes. Dan Shannon, tho evangelist who ronduotod a series of meetings hero, has wrltton Dr. Leslie regarding a revival ho hns Just m fixup North Front Street mm wwm g ae pi E .n - m 1 rr-i j j-3 S.Iil'i,,ir,..,. r.,. T ...... oi. "BHt Of tent n.wl 1 O TI fnghe nest )nn. nt r7 nn Vldress Cal Wright, P. . Marshfield, Oregon. the laj 0- Box 2 h.t.Mns,0"le c,"rin. Itowaitl turned ti X. TimM m If SALEv , CieaP- Apply D, Tlme3 bicycle, ALEKjlljergapteil supplies, chairs, tables, sand bins and tojs. Mrs. Ilrndflold. Phono 3J. FOR SALE Rest paying 100111I11, house on Coos Ray. A snap. HaL 5ash takes It. P. O. Box 435. LOST Ranch or keys. Reward for return to "S," Timos offico. FOR SALE. Household furniture nt 371 Rroadway. M. B. McGuire. WANTED. Eperiejiccd coal inluers and tliubermon. Apply Heaver Hill Coal Co. I'OU SALE Small fireproof- combi nation safe. Seo L. J. Simpson, North Rend. Ore. wc . WANTED iMdy or gentleman 10 solicit something now; experlenco unnecessary; good salary and com iTi BIG GAME CARTRIDGES I I I PI "A Kill in Every Cartridge" is the UMC achievementa standard of cer tainty possible only as a result of UMC experience, UMC development, UMC progressiveness, resources, facilities, in dividual skill and care. It ii the iKock.down-killinj-powcr and unequalled muiluoora expannon lhat mealwaithtit.n 1 00'A UiX llie UMC Cart. ndgei. lhat make them the invariable ammunition choice of real big-game ihooten, ho bel can afpiwiate big-game haiaidi. Their prcieiencet differ in nllei, but unite on UMC Carlridgei. ' Tiy the new UMC Hollow Point Bullet the gre alert muih. roomer yrt deiied more shocking and killing power than ii afforded by any other bullet. "Lemok" pott der .22'i our neweit cartridge lor imall game nnd target thooling. f UMC Guannttt b'olt out tvawJt onntiy lax, uhlek nol ontu guaianltti Iht carlrljftt tut alio Standard ainu Io Iht full tilmlof tht maktt't juuron.'r. THE UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE COMPANY Ajencjr : 299 Broadway, New York City Camt Laws for 1910 mailed fitt. i in .u tuc .u-jii.iiri" '" ''b ol ropenilnB Buns and also the 1 titer models that have proved be-. suited to tho Coos Rny country. We can also order nny special 'node! nnd secure It for you promptly. Our stock of cartridges Is complete. The Gunnery "Sportsmen's Headquarters" VltONT ST. maiisii1''ii:li. Will Wed Soon. Relatives hero hnvo received word that .1. D. John son, formorly oiiRaRod in tho real ci tato business In Mnrshfteld, will be married at Ceres, Calif., October 12, to Mrs. Dorothy Larkln. Thoy will resldo on n ranch nenr there. Mr. Johnson hns several Brown-up clrll dron in Mnrshfteld and othor rela tives and tho nows of tho approach Iiib nuptials en mo ns n decided mil prlso to them nnd to his friends. TOIMCS OK TIIK T1MKS. Portuiintoly, thoro Is no Bround for the fear that styles will chango oft euer Just because tho Ladles' Homo Journal now appears twice u month. Tho nntlcs of the InvcstlBntlng commltteo certainly havo not had tho effect of maliliiB Secretnry DnllltiBor feel nt penco with nil tho world. Oruiiberry Sent.011 Over. Tho crnn berry pIcIcliiB season on NorUi Slo' is over nnd the crop haa all beon harvested and shipped. All. of Browors had Bod ylolds nnd made hnndsomo profits this year. A wild cranberry Is reported to be found on Coos liny, It Brows on tho high sandy places nnd whllo Binnllor than f'o cultivated variety is of n flno flavor. It is BUKRPsteil by somo of tho Browora that tho wild borry, which is n nnttve,of this locality, could bo usod to ndvantiiBo In con nection wltih. tho cultivated crop. Tho Chicago man who mnrrlod for tho first time last weok at tho ngo of 93 will not havo n Ioub period of repontiuico ithend of him, nt nny rnto. VOIt RATrK I'liio entliei-ed 011k 'lining room tnblo nnd chairs, Also othor furniture. First-class con dition. . Presbyterian Mnnso, Fourth and Mnrkot streots. IIKLLO, DILL! Don't forsot tho meeting tonight. Do on hand with your Btnllo. ny order of OHO. GOODIIUM. 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