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"wiWWPIWW' 'TT''nfjnf'' wwrryppnFTVr1 THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1910 EVENING EDITION. f ip ' '" "' a a M.MtjM1 i Cravenette Hats - -I TSi WOPLEN MILL STORE Mill-to-Man Clothiers Marshfield . Oregon It Gives Us Great Pleasure TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR TOILET MM'ARATION DEPARTMENT Carmelita Cream FRAGRANT, VANISHING, NON-GREASY, PREPARED ON SCIENTIFIC LINES, DY AN ENTIRELY NEW PROCESS. CAR MI'.I.ITA CREAM PRESERVES THE YOUTHFUL AND NAT UIUL UEAUTY OF THE SKIN. ASK FOR SAMPLES. PRICE, HO CENTS A JAIL TOR SALE AT THE BUSY CORNER.. PHONE 21)8. lockhart - Parsons Drug Co. "The Busy Corner" Marshfield, Oregon ,-ZS2S2S2SES2SanSE5fcSHScaH52SZS2S2 STEAMZR. BREAKWATER I SaMsfromAluHViorth Pock, Portland, at 8 P. M., cery Tuesday. B.illn from Coos Hay every Saturday at service of time. Reservations will n.t be held later tli.tn Friday noon, unless tlckels are purchased. W. F. Miller, Agt,. Phone Main 35-L ;r?cplTCTC?.TOSa5ZSgSal5?5?JLTC5?S2S25?5V"" THE FAST AND Steamer Redondo (EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS) WILL MAKE REGULAR TRIPS CARRYING PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT IJETWEEN COOS HAY AND SAN FRANCIS CO. ALL RESERVATIONS FOR PASSENGERS MADE AT ALLIANCE DOOK, MARSHFIELD AND lNTEH-OCEAN TRANSP. CO. FIFE M.1MI.. SAN FRANCISCO. FOR 1M OR MATION PHONE H-J o U83. RAILS FROM SAX FRANC 'SCO FOR COOS RAY OCT. IB. IXTEK-Ot EAX It's Rainm9! And It's 'gonna" rain again. Lest you forget our prediction last eei, we'll repeat It: "It's gonna "In," and also tho odvlco to buy Jur umbrella now. ilea's. 28.ncli UmbryllnB, "1 to 3 ffflfs fttMnch Umbrellas, C3c to jtfren's Unbrrilus, flOc nd 78c ,C00S BAY CASH STORE cEO. X. HOLT, . . Manager, front Street, Marshfield. RAIN! "Having been so a our sale tooks for . successful ot ?1.50 50c RAIN! We have decided to continue the a,e another week. These books are Ju,t the thing for tho rainy evening "tortainnient. H Jon use stationery, remember ot we carry the largest assort nt to taw city. WATCH OUH WINDQWS. Crosby & flomer, nE HOUSE 6F BAJMtAlKS.'! ' Best of All $3.50 iSZh?SaSZS2S2S24rSEi"b'2SESaS?52SESf COMMODIOUS TKAairui.tn-' vw. Have That Roof Fixed Now See CORTHELL Phone ailll. HOMELAND Co. See us for Investment on Coos Day. Wo guarantee owner's price to be our price. rhoao.ML. x 4 Fro,tt Pt- Log CabinCrcams Stafford's Very Lntest Dainty Confectionery as puro and sweet as the memories of long ago when our grandmothers made creams and fudges over tho old-fashioned fire place. . . This we are certain you will find as delicious ns anything wo make and you' know our reputation for delectable dainties. Drop in and try one, or better still, order a' box of these dollclous LOG OAIHN CREAMS sent home. They are tho very latest. Always something new nt .nn nmnnlUi . " - ------ . .aw aa a TH OYAI TONIGHT "THE CANADIAN MOONSHINERS" (A Thrilling French-Canadian Story) KATIMtYX 11AKEH Will Slug u Now Song. "HETTY, THE ERRAND GIRL" (Comedy.) "HUNTING HATS IN SUMATRA" OTHERS. Admission, Adults 10c, Children 5c Everything . in Men's wear at the lowest prices. All kinds of clothing to keep you dry and otherwise. FIXUP OPPOSITE HUEAKWATr.lt OFFICE FOR BALE A tfro-linrec electric inotoisjamall centrifugal pump and 300 gallon Iron tank. Same can bo seen by applying to me nt North Rend. C. f McCullom. FOR SALE Chiffonier, rocker, shelves, dictionary nnd stand, hall carpet, fur rug, guitar, kitchen tn Ibles, coal stoves, oil stoves, flat Irons, tub, wrlng'or, meat aafo, etc.' M. I). Poyntz, Flnt C, O'Connell Illdg. WANTED Engagements for my new Cndlllne nuto. Will take passon gers any place. Prompt korvlce; Phono D. L. Footo nt Ulanco ho to, or Dob's Bllllnrd Parlor. i WANTED Good girl for general houso work. Good wages to right party. Phono 285. LOST A brown cape on tho wharf. Leavo at Times offlco. M' house" nt Kitty llUr, m i . FOR RENT- with or without grounds. Inqulro of Eugeno O'Connell. FOR SALE Two Iioi-kvh, two bug gies, two sots of harness, ono fresh Jeraoy cow, olghty chickens, ton tons of coal and ono year's feod for horses, cows and chickens. In qulro of Ehgeno O'Connell. WANTED. Experienced coal miners and tlmbermon. Apply Deavor Hill Coal Co. FOR RENT. Sli-room Hat, i4itl furnished, bath and modorn con venlences. Finest location In Marshlleld. Apply to Robert Mar den, Sr. FOR SALE Automobile, 4-cyIlnder, 40-horso power, 5-paasongorf fully oqulpped'wlth.acotvlpno hoadllghts, gabrlel horn, top, etc. Cost ijev 13000. Will soil for cash or ex change for real ostato nt a tfafgal Apply to Or. J. T. McCormac. WANTED Girl to take care of child afternoons or after school. Mrs. Herbert Lockhart. FOR RENT Carpenter Shop on Mar- wi nvenue. Soo Honry Song- v - , stacken. ' WANTED At once, nn experienced pressor for ladles and men's cloth ing. Apply Pacific , Dye Works, second door north ofHantf Laun dry, or phono 24'6-L. WANTED To rent n piano by Hie month. Phono 120-J. '. MASONIC OPERA HOUSE To-Night "GRAND-DAD'S EXTRAVAGANCE" (Comedy.) ITHE BADGERS" - And'a drama,) enUUeiti "THE 'AWAKENING" ' 4.1 ANV SKAT-IX THE HOUSE1, 10cv i vCHJLWlHNt Cc. aOOO FEET OF FILMS. Skin COOS BAY TIDES. OCTOIihll High wntur j A.JNL P. M. Tuesday. 11 10:l!4 4.7 Wed'd'y. 12 0:17 1.4 12:43 4.0 Thursday 13 1:32 1.3 2:17 4.2 Friday... 14 2:33 1.2 3:18 3.3 Saturday IB 3:20 1.0 4:0C 2.'3 SUNDAY 1C 4:12 1.0 4:44 13 OCTOBER Low water A. M. P. M. Tuesday, ll C:lG 5,4 4:40 Wed'd'y. 12 7:431 6.7 G:17 Thursday 13 0:25 0.4 7:44 Friday... 14 0:73 7.0 8:55 Saturday 15 10:06 7.7 0:55 SUNDAY1G 10:3C 8.4 10:40 7.0 C.S CO 7.3 7.7 8.1 THE WEATHER. (I)y Associated Press.) Forecast for Oregon Fair tonight nud Wednesday. LOCAL TF.MPERATURE HE PORT. For twenty-four hours ending nt 4:43 p.' in., Oct. 10, by Mrs. Mlngtis, special government me- tcorologlcal obsctver: Maximum . . . 54 Minimum .50 At 4:13 p. m 53 Precipitation 0.00 Wind Northwest; cloudy. Newport Due. Tho stenmer Now port is over duo In this port nnd Is expected in most any time. Meut Tonight. The Marshfield city council will meet tonight to tnko up street Improvement mutters nud other municipal business Hreakwater Sails. Tho steamer Rreakwnter will sail from Portland tonight nnd Is duo in Coos Ray Thurs. day. Xo Services.- Thoro will bo no services nt tho nuptial church during the nbsenco of the pastor, Rev. G. Loroy Hall, who Is taking hlo vncn tldri. Tug Repaired. Tho tug Columbia, which has been tled up while a now wheel1 was befog Installed, Is again In, commission nud went down the buy from North Hond today. Gone to Ho-wburg. City Marshal Carter has gono to Koaoburg to tes tify In tho case of tho automobile stolen In that city and brought to Marshfield. Llvo Smith Is working In his placo. Ilroko Collar Hone. Nell Watson, a rancher living nt Coos City, broko his collar bono Sunday. Ho was a't tempting to movo a big boiler nnd It rolled on him and struck him on tho shouldor. Injured His Hand. Sam Tergu sou, who Is employed on tho street grading, Is Buffering with n badly mashed hnnd. Ono of tho curs struck him and his hand was quite severely lacorated. Posting Notices. Sheriff Gage is posting notices for tho liquor elec tion In Coos county, which will bo hold Nov. 8. On that dato tho voters nre to docldo whothor tho county shnll be wot or dry. Has Wood Polhonlng. Capt. Pon dergast Is suffering" with blood poi soning In hls-hand; It appears that the polsonlng'ls due to handling fish. The outs aud "scratches on tho flesh lii handling flah.scetn to bo partic ularly poisonous. ' ' Moving 111k' Engine. Engineer nier of BeaVor Hill was here last I n'gtit and left this morning for Hon- ryvlllo. He will move tho big en gine from tho old Honryvlllo mine to Reaver Hill, where It will bo used In the work of sinking the new shaft. Will Return Here. C. A. Smith and his daughter, Mrs. P. A. Warner, and her husband and child, Mrs. Rob ert Johnson nnd A, Mereen will all leave' Friday on tho steamer Nairn Smith for California. Mr. Smith ex pects tp return In a week or two to $100 Reward, $100 Tin- fail rn'f IhUiiaprr will ln tile l.ir.i tl.nt ihpr. Im nt lt-ult nlie urt'allt''l iorto1 to uut'iix) til t H-l Ht ll lWil "I'l-'l Ml I" BlU' H-KC' mill 'lint UChIkkI Hull' taturrlt Cinu l Ht? inlyi"H " urn im kiown U tlit) inninal iriiicilili? i awini "run m; iltn!l..r.l iIIm-hh. rillllfrt'tf a lllUtltlltlontil trialmeiit., Ilal ,lt ' liilireUt kSn InUr nal V. MCttiie illrtx tb'uwm tho MoM ami wu 'cniuaurlHiV'of tuil He,iii,tJiu ! ilelru)liR the Jomiilallnn RWn-jlu.afaii'i Ifivinit in i.ii tent trD2liriil hiillilllW uplho lOiiHUO Hon ami hl K uamrujn jtotniflt, voik The proiirrctiiili4riavv lu'mneh lullh In Kjcur mite vn lliAl Ulf ;r U"" JJvaalrni 1M1 lar for any i a9 thai It fli to ure bead ipf Take Hal i' Kaoilly I'lIU torconittpatlou j:::::::r::::::m:H::mt:m:mum:Kr Personal Notes I ! w:::::::::m:tm:m:m:::w::t::m:m:t: CAPTAIN HARRIS was down todny from Sumner. 7 DR. E. M1NGIS nuulo n business , trip to Conulllc today. . M. UPTON Is hi Roscburg In be half rif his rnndldncy for Judge .In this district. MRS. MARIETTA KlNG'la here from the King ranch 9:1 Coos river, and is,. n 'guest of her grandson, R. J Montgomery. FRED NEIME hnH gone to San Frnn clscb, whoro he expects to spend1' thrl?o or four weeks on business and pleasiire. MR. AND MRS.. A. W. MYERS and Miss Ida Mitchell and brother are, visiting Mr, nnd Mrs. Dnggcrt nt their homo nbovo Allegany. R. R. MONTGOMERY nnd wife, of Decatur, III., who hnvo been In the city visiting Mr. Montgomery's sons nnd daughters, will leavo Sat urday on their return trip homo. CHAS. STAUFF, who Una been spending soveral weoks In Cali fornia for his health, Is Improving rapidly and will probnbly retfirn on tho next M. F. Plnnt. REV. O. LEROY HALL has loft on his vacation trip. Ho Is now in Rosob'urg nnd will go from thoro to Pendleton nnd will nlso visit Portland and Medford bofo'ro re turning homo. O. R. HINSDALE of Gardiner, and family have gono to Los Angeles whero thoy will spend soveral months. Mr. Hinsdale tuny tnnke occasional trips back to look nftcr business hero nnd nt Gnrdlnor. CARL WALKER, who has been 111 for some tlmo nt Rosohurg, nnd who recently returned hero, left this mo'rnlng for Pnrkbrsburg. whoro he will visit with his sister, Mrs. Jenkins. .1. D. GOSS, who returned Saturday , from Portland", via Drain, reports that ho had ono of the best stage trips that ho has ever taken. Ho reports that J. E. Schilling and family, who are now conducting tho Hotel Gardiner nt Clurdljier. nre gottlng along nlcoly. ;oos Day to affairs hero. Driving Piling. Tho piling Is bo Ing driven nt tho foot or Market Btreot for the1 now street Improve ment. Tho fill is being mado on purt of tho stroot and will bo laid with planking by tho proporty owners and tho portion of tho street along the water front Is bolng dono by tho city. Tho wharf will bo rebuilt whoro tho piling Is bolng driven nnd a slip will be mado for small boats to land. Makes Record For ShIks. J, W. Dennett made tho record shoot nt snlpo. With Arthur McKeown ho wont to tho marsh on John Hopo's placo nud together they killed thir teen. Mr. Ronnott, howovor, mado tho record for this year. Ho shot eight sulpo In nine shots. Ho says that It ho had known he was going to mnko n record ho could have made nlno birds as ho shot once when the snipe was going through n tree and had llttlo chance ot hitting his bird. Tho snipe camo up ono at a tlmo and It requires quick shooting to got thorn. Black Hoof Paint OOc per gallon at Mlluer's. Automobile Storm Coats at Good,, rum's. -tt-tt-tt-H-tt-ntt-tt-a-u-a-tt-s Place Your FISH ORDERS WITH THE DREDGER FISH MARKET ARCHIE WALKER. . Proprietor m i, ( Tc-nj-i - - K - - 8 - ill - - - - ! North Bend New: Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jntis scn of Porter addition, Oct. 0, a girl. , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perry and baby, who have been visiting rela tives uonr Wedderburn, hnvo re turned home. Horn To Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Ty rol, nt Klamath Falls, Aug. 28, a son. The family formerly llvod at North Rend. C. W. Sauford nnil'dnughtcr, Miss Grace, of Hayncs Irilot, will leavo about the mlddlo of tho month for a visit with relatives In Oakland, Cat. Mrs. P. S. Dow and children of Marshfield were guests, Saturday at the homo of P. C. Lovnr nt North Uend Heights. Tho Mlzpnh Blblo clnBS will cele brate the first annlversnry of their organization Friday evening at Log gte's hall, with n banquet. The Masters Dros. of Sumner lmvo bought the launch Rota nnd Leonnrd Masters umdo his first trip on hor ns caplalu from Marshfield to Em pire todny. Mr. nud Mrs. Androw Lalngo loft Saturday for Portland. Mr. Lalngo has been lnndscnpo gardener for sonic tlino for Mayor Simpson nt Shore Acres. Mrs. Henry J. Rees nnd son Lloyd nud llttlo daughter Gladys, of Union Avcnuo, loft Saturday on tho Break water for their now homo nenr Al bany, where Mr. Roes purchnsod a farm recently. They will mnko It their home for tho present. POLICE INVESTIGATE. Looking Into Cuso'of Tuo Small Hoys In the City. Tho attention of tho pollco has been called to the caso of two small boys whom It was thought had been deserted by their parents nnd left here. Tho officers Investigated nnd learned that tho boys nro not broth ers. Ono 1b thirteen years old and seemed amply nblo,to look after him self. Tho two hnvo been In thu city for n week or two nnd ono ot tho boys hns'n brother working hero. Tho pollco will look Into tho enso fur ther ns tho boyB nro n llttlo young to bo about without any custodian. IS LEGAL QUESTION. Various Claims Stand Agalust tho Steamer Liberty. Sheriff Gago has postponed tho sale ot tho utoamor Liberty until uext Monday at 2 o'clock. J O. Gray holds a mortgage against It and thoro Is a legnl question as to tho priority or the claims. Tho shorlff Is selling tho host to satisfy jttachmonta brought ror labor claims. Tho at torney familiar with tho case was out ot tho city, bo when notlco was gtvon tho sherltt by J. O. Gray that there was a mortgage against tho boat tho sale was postponed until tho mattor could be looked Into. COST OF CAMPAIGN. Judge Coke and R. A. Copple Fllo Primary Exiieiifie Accounts. SALEM, Ore., Oct. 10. Among" tho candidates In tho last primary campaign who have filed their state ments of oxponses with the secretary of stato nro Judge John S. Coko ot Mnrshfleld, who saya tho nomination cost him $10.25. R. A. Copplo of Marshfield, tbo democratic nominee for Joint repre sentative for Coos and Curry coun ties, says his campaign expenses wore 115,00. Phone I, S. Kaufman & Co. your 'oal Order. 4.r?( PER. TON. 1. 1 Ml- ti ''' ff l'1' l't K - -HK-l-lt T a i T a i i MC Proit W 1 Cwatnd Ave , sgmab; .1