THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1910 EVENING EDITION.
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Peace On Earth"
HPHrYTS the Christmas Spirit. Arc YOU at peace?
Haven't you been wondering where you should buy
the Suit or Overcoat you will need for the Holidays?
We sell the most peaceful Clothes in America
they never cause you any trouble, because they arc
honest Clothes, built to PLEASE and to SATISFY.
Every Suit and Overcoat, whether $10 or $25, bears
a guarantee which protects you against disappointment.
You couldn't remember yourself any tetter at
Christmas time than by presenting yourself with a new
Suit or Overcoat.
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R. 0. Moppin Indicted For.
Slashing Rube Gardiner
In Fight.
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morrow, It Is expected, tho enso ot
the state of Oregon vs. R. O. Moppin,
frmlllnrly known at his homo In
Hnndon ns "Tennessee" will como up
for trlnl. Moppin was Indicted for
assault with a dangerous weapon ns
i result of his slashing Rubo Gardi
ner, former nlghtwntch nt Bandou,
with a knife In ono of tho Dandon
Inwdy houses. Gardiner was sovoro-
ly slashed but nono of his wounds
wero of a nermancnt nature. A
i-coio of llnndon pooplo have bosn
subpoenaed for tho trlnl.
Tod iy, tho caso of Dr. Murroughs
o' M.irshllold, vs. J. D. McNeil, oxo
cutor of tho will of Mrs. John Nns-
burg, Is being heard.
Th'o grand Jury fallod to roportj
any Indictments today.
PROJECT TURNER DOWN.
THE BUSY CORXER
ChristmasSuggestionsfor the Boy
A Conklin Pen
TIIK SELF-F1LLIXG KIND. ,
JUST THE THING FOR TUB IIOY'S XMAS PRESENT, AND AS
NECESSARY TO MAN AND WOMAN AS TO THE ROY. EVE
RYONK SHOULD OWN ONE. IF YOU CAN'T THINK WHAT TO
GET FOR YOUR FRIEND SEND A CONKLIN SELF-FILLING
FOUNTAIN PEN; THEY COST ?2.00 UP.
FOR SALE AT THE 1IUSY CORNER
THE HOLIDAY STORK.
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Company
TUB BUSY GOBNEIi.
COOS BAY TIDES.
DECEMBER
High water A.M.
Friday... 10111:311 7.0
Saturduy 17 1:00 7.1
SUNDAY IS 1:58 7.2
Low wntor
Dato.
Friday... 10
Saturday 17
SUNDAY 18
DECEMBER
A.M.
li.m. I ft.
5:301 3.4
0:20 3.5
7:13 3.0
P. M.
10.0
12:18 10.0
1:00 0.7
P.M.
h.m.l ft.
0:371.8
7:271.8
8:101.0
WANTED To rent with option of
buying 5 to 10 acm with build
ings. Must bo partly In cultiva
tion and closo In. Address Times'
TOR REXT Throe-room house on
Broadway, Phono 104-J.
FIXTURES FOR SAW-: Show cases,
hat cases, pare, cash register,
counters, tables, nlckle-nloted win
dow fixtures and all other appur
tenances of tho bankrupt storoof
L. A. Froy In North Bend must n
sold at onco. Apply at store In
North Bond.
TOR SALE Puro bred RIkhIo Island
red cockerels, one and two years
old. L. J. Simpson.
TOR REXT Two nlco front rooms
In Sengstackon Building, Just vac
ated by Public Labrary. Rent
$12.50 per month. Title Guaran
tee and Abstract Co,
3'OR REXT 20-ncro ranch In city
limits of Myrtle Point well Im
proved. Good bearing orchard,
loganberries' and raspberries, ,i
acres bearing strawberries, half
rallo from postofflce or high
school. Rent reasonable. Apply
L. Amadon, 178 Broadway,
Marshfleld, Oregon.
TOR SALE Blooded fox bound pups
Sherman Ave, N. Bend, A Hoelllng
IlaTA your Job printing done at
Tho Tlmea office.
Origin of Spoons.
Two natural objects seem to have
furnished the model for the spoon to
primitive man-the river or sea shell
nM i.i leaf of plautu. In southern
Clua nht'11 spoons ure still used that
r.iv I'ii' l.v reproduced In the familiar
poixelu u -pool! of thut couutry, whllo
metal hw ns are fouud In ludla ou
which uif reproduced even the veins
of the lenvps from which they were
copied.
Not Guilty.
is your 'luslnuid u blbllomanlacr'
asked Mrs OhU'iistle ns she was belug
penulited to view the treasures lu the
lllirnr.v of die uew neighbor.
Mercy cakes, uo!" replied Mrs.
PucUfiiham. "He never blbbles u bit.
Oh. of course I don't say that be
wouldn't take a little at his meals If
tho rest was doln' It. but that's as far
as he ever goes In them kind of
things." Chicago Record-Herald.
Remington PUMP GUNS at
GUNNERY.
THE WEATHER.
OREGON Fair In east with
occasional rain In west tonight
and Friday.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE-
PORT.
! For twonty-fouq hours ending
at 4:43 p. in., Dec. 14, by Mrs.
! Mlngus, special government mo-
teorologlcal obsorvor:
Maximum 46
Minimum. . 30
At 4:43 p. m 45
Precipitation nono
Wind; Southeast; cloudy.
To Merge Hunks. Tho national
bank oxamlnor Is hero to look after
Itho merging of tho First National
Bank of Marshfleld and tho First
Trust and Savings Bank. Tho mor
gor will probably bo completed soon.
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Give Banquet. Tho Marshfleld
,hlgh school pupils will glvo n ban
quet Saturday ovonlng at tho high
school bulld'ng complimentary to
tho football team which mado ouch
nn enviable record this year. Tho
teachers and pupils and conches and
assistants will bo tho only guests.
Kastnlde School Census. Mayor
Jordan, tho mayor and caro taker
of Eastsldo, Is rathor pluming hlm
solt on tho fact that whllo other dis
tricts In tho county showed a do
oreaso In school population, Eastsldo
Increased from 100 to 107. That's
certainly ono on Mnrshficld.
Onpr. Wheeler Weds Capt. W.
S. Whcolor of West Marshfleld, n
well-known pioneer of this section,
surprised his rolatlves nnd friends by
returning hero yeatorday from an east
ern trip with a brldo. Ho Is 77 and
his brldo 53 nnd thoy woro married
n few weeks ago In Maryland. Ho
was visiting nt his old homo In Mary
land whon 'ho mot her.
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Personal Notes
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WM. CANDLIN Is horo from CoqulMo
on business.
MIKE BOONE Is horo from Sumner
on business.
HILLIS SHORT Is In from Ton
Mllo on business.
II. B. MENEFEE has returned from
a business trip to Gardiner.
SHERIFF GAGE enmo ovor from
CoqulMo today on business.
GEO. McADAMS of Beaver HU1,
was n Marshfleld visitor yesterday.
bo absent a week or ton days.
J. V. SMEATON, gonornl manager of
tho C. A. Smith mill, roturnod yes
terday from a business trip to
San FrnnclBco.
T. C. RUSSELL of Beaver Hill, ro
turnod yostordny from Portland
whoro ho accompanied Mrs. Rus
sell who will spond a. fow weoks at
her old homo In Wyoming.
Government Opposed to Umpqua
River Improvement.
Tho Rosoburg Rovlow In an ac
count of a Chnmbor of Commerce
meeting thoro, snys: "A lotter was
road from Senator Jonathan Bourne
on tho ndverso roport of tho engin
eers on Improvement of tho Ump
qua River for navigation botweon
Scottsburg and Rosoburg. it was de
veloped, howovor, that tho engineers
found tho movomont entirely prac
tical, but hold that tho probable f
i amount of trnfllc to bo handled
would not Justify tho nccossary ox
pti'BO of Installing nnd maintaining
tho nlno sets of locks and dams need
ed, nt as mnny dlfforont rapids, to
cpon tho river to steamboat naviga
tion. Hero, ngnln, nt least ono com- Q
merclal body of Portland opposed
tho development of this movoment
for tho bottorment of Southern Ore
gon, ns river navigation would mv
torlally lower freight rates and Port
land Jobbers would no longor bo ab'o ,
IU VUIIUUI IIIIO imiumji
W. M. BLAIR of Portland, roprosont
Ing tho wholesalers, arrived on
tho Brenkwator to superintend tho
oroctlon of tho beautiful mauso
leum to bo built by Mrs. Hirst. Tho
work Is In chnrgo of Mr. Wilson
of tho Pacific Monumental Works.
A P. DAVIS leaves today for Canyon
City, Oregon, whoro ho will spond
tho holidays with a brother. Ho
will also visit In Senttlo and Wash
ington points boforo his return
horo In Fobruary.
GEO. F. SHERIDAN, a son of T. R
Sliorldan of Rosoburg, who has
succeeded J. II. Keating ns man
ngor of tho North Bond Condon
snry, was In Marshflold today on
buolnos8. Ho will loavo Sunday
night for San Francisco to spend
tho holidays with his parents.
,R. C. CORDES, Frod Bonn6tt, Ray
Bowron and Cecil Holland return
ed last night from n "claming"
expedition to tho lower Bay, bring
ing back n boat load. Tho clams
and crabs aro bettor now than
thoy have boon In a. long tlmo.
ADVERTISED L13TTER LIST.
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W. U. DOUGLAS will loavo tomorrow !
for Snlom on business. Ho will
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Just received fresh barrol of Co
lumbia BATTERIES at Tho Gunnery
Rend the Times Want Ada
List of unclnlmod letters remain
ing In tho Marshflold, Oregon Post
ofllco, Decombor 13, 1010. Person
cnlltng for tho samo will plcaeo say
advertised nnd pay ono cont for caoN
advertised letter called for:
Jim Arthur, Capt. Black, Mrs.
Harry Bruco, Miss Oraco Bakor,
Scott Brltt, John Bushknlln, E. V.
Burgess, Mny Clark, Miss Rona
Chnndlor, S. Cavorsf, Tony Darro.
Low Dyer, Mrs. P. L. Doan, Mrs. J.
R. Dodgo, Ells Fordoll, John Gross,
Trovlss OulBeppo, Rov. A. C. Halll
day, Mrs. Anna Hanson, F. W. Ha
milton, Roso Hammond, F. E.
Houso, William Joslyn, Julius John
boii, John Johnson, A. K. Leo, John
LInthold, Arnold McLny, Robt. Mc
Namnrn, Michaol McCarty, Frank
Morseroau, Angolo Montygo, Jack
Murphy, AndroaB Natvlg, J. B. No-
dine, Eugene Parker, Louis B.
Pray, Fvo. Popovlch, J, Fuakolln,
Mrs. Anna Rador, Georgo Schroodor,
Lovoparda Spozzor, O. Stofano, Hol
mor Tursan, Mrs. Beata Wltlk, J. E.
Wilcox.
W. B. CURTIS, P.M.
BOXING gloves and punching
HAGS at THE GUNNERV.
AIR GUNS at THE GUNNERY.
Brass POLISH at THE GUNNERY
Read Tho Times Want Ads.
Our Coffee
HAS MADE MANY FRIENDS.
FIRST OF ALL THEY WERE
COFFEE CUSTOMERS ONLY.
THEN ONE DAY THEY DECIDED
TO TRY SOME OF OUR TEA.
HEY LIKE BOTH, THEN THEY
ARE OUR STEADY TEA AND
COFFEE CUSTOMERS.
THEN THEY NOTICED THAT
OUR BACON LOOKED PRETTY
GOOD. TRIED IT. DELIGHTED
AND SO IT GOES.
IN ATTEMPTING THIS WE GET
JUST ABOUT AS HIGH AN AVER
AGE OF GROCERY GOODNESS AS
ANY STORE IN THE CITY.
YOU MAY AS WELL BENEFIT,
Ihe
Brussels Lace House
(IX MARSHFIELD)
Now opon for business with a largo and beautiful
collection of high grade European hand-mado laces
and Madeira needle art embroideries, also trim
ming for fine dressy gowns cf Malte2e laces and Per
sian silk kimonos.
Call and see tho new store.
GEO HADSHEDY
128 FRONT STREET OPPOSITE LLOYD HOTEL.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
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