THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1910 -EVENING EDITION.
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Clothcraft Guaranteed
Raincoats
COR your health's
sake you can't af
ford to be without a
raincoat Nothing else
can give you such per
fect protection and com
fort in. wet weather.
For your appearance sake
it must be dressy, too it must
be well tailored and have style,
It must be all-wool because no
other cloth mixture will stand
the lest of rough weather like
pure wool, '
Clothcraft Raincoats are ,
guaranteed all-wool and water-proof,
Hard wear and bad
weather will not make them
lose shape because the shape
Is built in not pressed in,
Somewhere between $15.00
and $25.00 we have a Rain
coat we know.ypu will like,
Woolen Mill Store
MAN TO MILL CLOTHIERS
Marshficld Oregon
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FLASH
ANTISEPTIC HAND CLEANER, BETTER THAN SOAP, IT IS A
THOROUGH ANTISEPTIC, BENEFICIAL TO THE SKIN AND
MAY DE USED WITH HARD, SOFT, HOT, COLD OR SALT WA
TER. FLASH IS INDISPENSABLE TO STENOGRAPHERS,
CHAUFFERS, PRINTERS, MACHINISTS, ENGINEERS,
BLACKSMITHS, ELECTRICIANS, FARMERSETC.
Price 15 Cents per Can; two cuns for 23 Cents.
nn S I,H AT-TJIB JUiftV CORNER. ' PHONIC SOS.
Lockhart - Parsons Drug Co.
"The Busy Corner"
Marsh field, Oregon
GEESE ARE FLYING.
Old-Tlmeis Say It Is mi Indlcntloii
of llH Full Rains.
Geeso wore flying Inst night nnd
could be heard plainly during the
evening. A large flock passed over
the city and the birds were flying
low down. Some of the hunters saw
n few on tho bay yesterday but no
one Is reported to havo shot any yet.
Tho wild geese can ho killed during
the same season as ducks, The geeso
will not remain long. They stop for
n short tlmo generally around the
'sand hill Inkos and then go, to' tho
Interior.
Tho old-timers say that the flight
of geeso south Is an Indication that
tho fnll rains will set In soqn.y'
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COOS BAY TIDES.
THE QUIET OBSERVER SAYS:
"Nothing upsets n woman as
much as the marrlngo of some
one she didn't oyen know wns
engaged."
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OCTORhR
iwnler J A. M.
lllghwaler
Monday.. 10
Tuesday. 11
Wed'd'y. 12
Thursday 13
Friday... 14
Saturday IB
SUNDAY 10
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10:24
0:17
1:32
2:33
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4:12
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4.7
1.4
1.3
1.2
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P. M.
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12:43
2:17
3:13
4:oo
4:44
1.3
4.9
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3.3
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1.3
Everything
in
Men's wear at the
lowest prices. All
kinds of clothing
to keep you dry
an otherwise. '
FIXUP
OPPOSITE BREAKWATER OFFICE
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WANTED Engagement;, for my new
Cadillac auto. Will take passen
gers nny place. Prompt service.
Phono D. L. Footo at Blanco ho
tel, or Bob's Billiard Parlor.
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STEAMER breakwater
Sails from Alusworth Dock, Portland, at 8 1 M every Tuesday. K
6ll from Coosllay every Saturday nt servlco of time. Reservations ft
WIIJ no be hpld Inter than Friday noon, unless tjekets are purclinsed. K
cj W. F. Miller, Agt,. Phone Main 35-L jo
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THE FAST AND COMMODIOUS
Steamer Redondo
(EQUIPPED "WITH WIRELESS)
WILL MAlvE REGULAR TRIPS CARRYING PASSENGERS
AXI FREIGHT BETWEEN COOS HAY A'R SAN FRANCIS
CO. ALL RESERVATION'S FOR PASSENGERS MADE. AT
ALLIANCE DOCK MARSHFIELD AND 1NTER.OCEAN
TRASP. CO. FIFE TlLDd., SAX FRANCISCO. FOR INFOH
NATION PHONE 44-J V 285.
S.US FROM SAN FBANO ISCpOR COQS RAY OCT. 10.,
INTEH-OOEAN TRANSPORTATION CO.
WANTED Goxl girl for general
house work. Good wages to right
party. Phono 2SS.
FOUND ijidy'H ullk umbrella. Omi
er can have sumo by calling nt
"BiiBy Corner" nnd paying for this
notice. f
FOB RENT -My house nt Klttyvltle,
with or without groundB. Inqulro
of Eugene O'Councll.
FOR SALE Two hoi-M'H, two bug
gies, two sots of )inrnesa, ono fresh
Jersey cow, eighty chickens, ton
tons of coal and ono yenr's feed
for horses, cows and chickens. In
quire of Eugeno O'Counell.
WANTED, Experienced coal mlum
and tlmbormon. Apply Beavor Hill
Coal Co.
LOST. Meerschaum plpo, with red
leather case, betweon Highland
avenue and the Williams building.
Howard nt Times offlco.
FOR RENT. Six-room Hat, nitl
furnished, bath and modern con
venlencos. Fluest location In
Marshfleld. Apply to Robort Mar
don, Sr.
HOMESTEAD LOCATION. 100
acres good ranch land, two spring
creeks, near Ten Mllo; can be
homosteaded: location feo, 9150
Phone 318, North Bond.
FOR SALE Automobile, 4-cyllnder,
4Q-horso power, 5-pasBengor, full)
equipped with acotvleno headlights,
gabrlol horn, top, etc. Cost now
J3000. Will soil for cash or ex
change for real estate at a bargah
Apply t Dr. J. T. McCor'mac.
WANTED Girl to tnko care of child
afternoons or aftor schpol. Mrs.
Herbert Lockhnrt,
FOR RENT Carpenter Shop on Mar-
ket nypnue, See Henry Seng-stacken.
WANTED At once, an eKrlenced
pressor for ladles and men's cloth
ing. Apply Pacific Dyo WorkB,
second door north of Hand Laun
dry, pr phono 24C-L.
SACRIFICE RALE 280 acre, HIO
acres of which is In a good dairy
farm, with plenty of flue bottom
land; good buildings, good or
chard, good gows, good location.
120 acres flue timber; cruised
5.0QQ.000 feet. Now all this goes
for HO.QO.O; half casji.J balance ) n
5 years. For this bargain see the
Home Land. Ccu, .at 264 Front St.
WANTED To reut a piano by the
month. Phone 12 9-J.
OCTOBER " '
Low water A. M. P. M.
Monday. 101 4:57 4.51 3:401 77?
Tuesday. 11) 0:10 G.4 4:49 7.0
Wed'd'y. 12 7:43 5.7 0:17 C.S
Thursday 13 9:25 C.4 7:44 0.9
Friday... 14 9:73 7.0 S:5G 7.3
Saturday 1510:00 7.7 9:55 7.7
SUNDAY 10110:36 8.4 10:49 S.I
Saturday evening occurred tho mar
riage of John Edward Johnson of
Marshfleld and Miss Alma Ansomn
of Gardiner. The ring ceremony Was
used nnd the officiating clergyman
wns ltev. J. Richard Olson. An elab
orate wedding supper wns served to
auout tnirty guer.s nfter the cere
mony
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J Personal Notes i
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GUS BROWN went to Coqulllo to-day.
Caught Big Salmon. Ed 'Morrlsey
haB now become an enthusiastic sal
mon fisherman. Sunday he had only
n 9-lnch rod nnd a light silk trout
line. Every ono who wns out In' the
'bay told hlniiho could not land n sal
mon with that outfit. .He did, how
ever, and got n 12-poundor. Ho
played with tho fish for twenty min
utes before he wns able to lnnd him.
Morrlsey had no gapp nnd ho grabbed
tho salmon with his hand and got
bitten In several places, but ho got
the salmon Into tho boat. Morrlsey
says catching big salmon with n tlit
tlo pole Is the only sport on tho bay.
W. R. HAINES went to Myrtlo Point
today on business.
H. C. DlERS of North Bond was in
the city today.
C. F. McCULLOM AND WIFE spont
Sunday on Coos river.
M. D. POYNTZ went to Coqulllo this
morning on a business trip.
MR. AND MRS. J. II. FLANAGAN
Bpent Sunday nt tho hotel at Empire.
THE WEATHER.
(By Associated Press.)
Forecast for Oregon Occa-
fllonnl rain In the west tonight;
Tuesday fair In tho east and
cooler, with light frost.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE
PORT. For twenty-four hours ending
nt 4:43 p. m Oct. 9, by Mrs.
Mlngus, special government me
teorological observer:
Maximum 59
Minimum 55
At 4:43 p, m 55
Precipitation . .., . , 6.1o
Wind Northwest; cloudy.
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In Portland. County Cork James
Watson of Coqulllo Is spending a
week's, vacation In Pprtlnnd.
Building New Boat. Olson and
Chrlstenson are building n now gasoi
lino boat at Empire.' It will bo fit
ted with n 50-horsepowor gasoline
cngliio nnd will bo n sen-going boat
sultablo for .making tho small ports
of tho boast.
Trolling Good. Many from
Marshfleld and North Bond were on
tho lower hay Sunday enjoying tho
fport of trolling for salmon. The
fishing wns good and' some of thoj
sportsmen succeeded in catching six
or Bovcn big salmon for their day's
sport.
Short of Cans. Tho cannery nt
Eniplro is not receiving nny more
fish right now as the plant Is short
of cans and cannot tnko nny more
salmon until nuuther consignment of
cans Is received. Saturday the plnnt
yut up 299 cases of canned salmon.
To HuHcburg. RopresontatlVo
Marshall of tho Weyerhauser Timber
company arrived In Roseburg Inst
evening nfter a few days spent at
Coos Bay points. Ho will remain
In town for several days looking nfter
tho company's Interests. Rosoburg
News.
Apples Defective. Fruit Inspector
P. M. Hall-Lewis yesterday ordered
nluo boxes of apples shipped down by
Ivy Coudron to Mnrshflold, returned
to tho growor because many of Miem
were defective. By having tho fruit
returned to the grower, the loss Is
reduced, us the good fruit can be
sorted out nnd marketed.
Repairing Telephone Linos. Tho
tolephono lino from North Bend to
Empire Is bolug repaired. During
tho forest fires It wns damnged n
good deal nnd since then tho servlco
has been bad. Now cross arms nre
being put in place on some of the
poles and the lino will bo mnde first
class throughout.
Married Saturday. At tho home
of Hugh Kattkn, on Central nvenuo,
Save Your Health
, Ayojd sickness nnd doctor bills by
wearing seasonable undorwoar. Light
summer, wear will no longer do It.
We can fit any man, either In size
or popketbook, and can glvo you tho
best that money will buy. Hero are
some of them:
Heavy Cotton Underwear, hroun
or nutimil coloro, per garment, ,10c.
Wool Underwear, per garment,
$1.00, 81.2.!, 8 1. .10 and $2.30.
We iiKo have mmuo extraordinary
vnlucH In III no Flannel Shirts. They
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, WI,V It, fMtUlf, v -"' v. wi
8:5.25. i v. i .
Before you buy Moij's Furnishing
of nny kind, be sure' you look our
ilno over and get our prices.
TtfE BAZAR ;
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Gets Ills Flit Deer. Deputy
Gnmo Warden Cnl Wright has shot
1iIh first deer this season. As much
as he )taB boon out looking after his
duties us warden he hns not had n
chance- to kill n door, In fact had not
even seen ono to shoot nt. He moves
nbout In different pnrts of tho coun
ty nnd does not tnko the tlmo to
wait for a deer, so hud missed the
gnmo nil around. He had Just re
turned from n trip, to Hayues slough
with Jay Tower. They went after
ducks nnd were nrmed only with n
shot gun. They snr n deer near to
them and killed him but It required
shooting n number or times. Cal
had his shotgun loaded with No. 7
shot nnd it required a good deal of
shooting, but ho and Tower flnnlly
got the deer. It was. a fine, fat, three
point buck, , ' , , " . , ' '
MAJOR TOWER AND WIFE of Em
pire nre maklug n short visit up
Coos river.
COUNTY JUDGE JOHN HALL wont
to Coqulllo this morning to look
nfter some probate mntters.
R. A. WEUNICH of tho North Bend
Manufacturing company went to
Myrtle Point this morning on a
business trip.
JOHN HAYES has returned from a.
business, trip to Hood river. Ho
say that after a tour of Oregon
cities, Coos Bay certainly looks
good to him. '
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DID YOU. KNOW,. ' ,. .
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That W. A. Toye was n printer be
foro he becamo n dcntlBt?
That tuoro was only ono genuine
"hobble" uklrt on Coos Bay?
Tlmt'R. J. Montgomery was n real
estato mnn beforo ho engaged In tho
umlturo business?
Thnt Jens Hanson was formerly
a logger before ho engaged In busi
ness In Mnrshflold?
Thnt F. P. Norton was a general
contractor beforo ho engaged In the
stationery business horo?
That John W. Snover was a mom
ber of tho United States custom sor
vice nt Pugot Sound beforo he becamo
n lawyer?
That If all tho peoplo who have
been 'to Cooa Bay had remained wo
would havo Portland looking like a
country crossroads town by this
time?
Thnt Chas. I. Relgnrd, tho attor
ney, refused tho nomination nt tho
republican primaries In Minnesota to
contest for tho caudldncy with Jas.
Tawnoy In tho Minnesota district In
which Mr, Tawnoy has beon dofeat
ed by n man who accepted tho place
which Mr. Relgnrd refused?
Fishing tuqklo nt llio Gunnery,
FLASHES FROM THE WIREI
A book of Sermons by
DAN SHANNON.
Price, Fifty Conts,
Address Vlsnlla, Calif.
PAT FLANAGAN Is working In tho
office of tho Cooh Hay Water com
pany during the nbsenco of Miss
Mninlo Malioney, who Is tnklng a
vacation,
'.MBS. MAUDE D. W ATKINS loft to
day for Salem to attend tho Ore
gon Stnto W. C T.U. convention,
going as n dolegatofrom tho Cooa
county-branches. f
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E. R. HALE, tho contractor, leaven
tomorrow for Slssou, California,
whero ho will cngngo In tho samo
Hue of work. He Is not deserting
Coos Bay, ho says, nnd will return
here later.
A. J. RICH, who lias been running
the gnsollno onglno at tho cold
storage plant nt Woddorburn, la
In tho city, Ho Is on his wny to
PortlAud, where he expects to re
side i
M. HALL-LEWIS was down from
his Catching inlet rnnch yesterday
on business. Ho hns Just been
notified by County Clerk Wntaou
that a sufficient number of tho
republican voters of his product
wrote In his namo nt tho primary
election to elect him committee
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GIVEN A SURPRISE.
Choir of Lutheran Church Show
Their Eiiteem to II. II. Ostllud.
Tho mombora of tho choir of Uie
Swedish Lutheran church gnvo a sur
prise party Saturday night to B, B.
Ostltnd, tho director of tho choir.
Mr, Ostllnd knew nothing of tho af
fair until tho guosts gathered at his
now homo In South Marshfleld. Mr.
Ostllnd has beon director of tho
choir for tho pnBt year nnd hla work
hns been particularly successful and
beneficial to tho church.
As a mark of their cstcom the
members of tho choir presented tho
director with a handsomo lenther
upholstered chnlr. Rov. J. Richard
Olson, ns president of tho choir or
ganization, mado tho presentation
Bpoech, nnd Mr. Qstllnd respondod.
During tho evening refroshmonta
wore servod bythe clor,
ALFALFA HAY
Best Second Cutting
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Special Prices
In 5-Ton Lots
at Ocean dock
F. S. DOW
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Coos Bay Roseburg Stage Line
Dnly singe between Roseljurg a ud Murshflcld. Stag leaves dUy and
Sunday at, O A. SI, Fare, $0.00. , , t .. t , .
. OTTO BOllETTER, Agent, C, P, BARNARD,
ISO MARKET AV Marshfleld. Agent, ROSERURG, ORS.
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