The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, April 21, 1911, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIEID, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1911 -EVENING EDITION tr'- pun .M W IP Jlli 7 ' Wslili CovrrlL'tit Hurt UcbaHacr & Marx yOU like a suit that "hangs" right; so does any man, but that quality in clothes that we call the "hang" is a mat ter of good tailoring, good designing and right materials Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes have it; and it's enough in it self; without the rest, to make them worth the price Let us show you what it means. Suits $20 to $35 The Woolen Mill Store Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes ARCH UNIVERSAL LINIMENT aiisolptely the rest remedy for the relief op uhkl'matio oil neuralgic pains, the liniment that will relieve sohe and stiff joints and muscles. pihce per hottle 25 cents, foh sale at the ijusv corner PHONE 208. Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co. LEADING DHUG STORE IN COOS COUNTY. Your Sunday Roast Wo have It ready for you. Sweet and Juicy. ROAST HREF ROAST MUTTON ROAST POKE Union Meat Market "one l's Your Order. Phono 58. , COOS BAY-ROSEBURG STAGE LINE my stag between Rosebnrg nnd Marshfleld. Stngo leaves da4Iy Sundays at 7 p. in. Pare, $0.00. OTTO SCHETTER, Agent, O. P. BARNAIU), 3WUKET AV., Marshfleld. Agent, ROSE11URG, Ore. PHONE 11 North Bend News Mrs. li. McCaun Ib wiling frlenJs In Myrtle Point. Miss l.llllnn McCunn wns an East side visitor yesterday. Mrs. Ike Froolnnd of Mnrshriold was In North Hond yestcrdav. fiUEENDNGS i ,i- I'l HffM '' f t Mnrshfleld, whore ho has business matters needing his attention Hose burg News. Personal Notes: .Miss l.aura Culver or Sumner was a Marslitleld visitor yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Sclielflle for merly of EastBlde nre m Mexico. .1. A. Ward of Coos River was a North Hem! business visitor yesterday. LOCAL TEMPERATURE HE. POUT. For twenty-four hours ending at I : in . m.. April 20. by Mrs. E. Mlngus. special government . meteorological observer: Maximum 00 Minimum 30 At 4:43 p. nf. r,r. Precipitation none Wind, Northwest; clear. Mijoy Social. The smoker and linnquot given by the Marshlleld Aerie of Eagles Wednesday evening ' was largely attended and greatly en- ( Joyed. There was no formal pro- ratn. merely a general discussion of IliattorH tmrttilnlMtr In llw. In.l.... .. ,. ....... ...n ..., au..v. HIGH C. HROWN left this morning for Coqullle on business. JUDGE .1. F HAM. went to Coqulllo this morning on business. DR. l.EKP of Conullle is vlsltlmr friends In Marslitleld today. Attend Cnmcolloii. Mrs. H. I. Hutledge. F. C. Hlrch. Will Stauff. Irene Preuss and Erie Holt left. today jfor Coqullle where they will attend j the Coos county Epworth League con I volition which will be In session there for the next two days, closing Sun day evening. J. lUTHMNG of Eugene, has boon hero a few days on business. T. M. COLLVER of Catching Inlet Is 'a Marslitleld business visitor. Mrs. Jack Nowlln and children of Conceit Stimluv. Tim Mnralinnlil j North Rend were MarHhlleld visitors Naval Reserve Hand will give a public jcsieruuj. , concert at the City Park at 2:30 Sun- dny afternoon. O. H. McDonour, who has been with the North Rend Drug Company VNIt Camp. Yesterday A. II. Pow- wlll leave shortly for California ers took .Melville Dollar. Capt. Olson where he expects to locate. rind Amor Mereon to South Inlet to visit the logging camp there. Supt. F. A. Tldegon or Marshfbjld delivered the weekly nddress bo'oro piny Raseball The .Mnrshflcl 1 the North Rend High school Bttidents Navnl Reserves are planning to or- this week and It proved a most In- gnnlzo n baseball team and will have terestlng and edlfylus ono. Mr. their first tryout Sun.lt.y nftornoon at Ward '-;i apeak nor vcek. o'clock at the depot grounds. Harry Russell of. North Rend has Goes S li Jacob Evans of Em- been appointed deputy fruit Inspector re nhinnliiK to leave soon ror Los I for this section am! Is now at work Angeles to take treatment ror iiulck l Inspecting the various orchards to see silver poisoning which has been Hint the growers comply with tho troubling him ror sonu time. lnw and to help them ndvanco tho rrult Interests or this section. . j HiMicly For Races. Win. McMuI- Ion has taken F. P. Norton's head- T. L. Carey has sold his Interost llglit to Rosebnrg where tho well In the Coos Ray Grocery Company to known Coos Ray horse Is to act for ueo. u. .Manuigo. air. Carey Intend. the early season at least as prompter to spend the year enjoying an outing for F. E. Alley's string of fast horses. In Curry county and Is in hopes Hint' Irfiltor Man I lew. C. O. Young, a traveling organizer of the American Federation of Labor Is on the Ray with a view of trying to organize some now unions here. There are few unions on tho Ray now, some of those organized a few jears ago hav ing been disbanded. ,J. S. LAWRENCE of Coaulllo hnsr been spending a row days hero oil business. New Oil Company W. E. Diing.tn Is hero In the Interests or a new oil company that has been formed at Randon to prospect In that section. Among those Interested In the project which Is known as the West Shore Oil Company are A. McNalr, Gulllor Druthers, J. I). Dyer, Frank Faliy.'J. O. Spencer and Win. Diitton. Mrs. Carey who lias been In pour health will recover froni her lllnoas H. C. Jenkins of OREGON NCR. 8ERY Co., will bo at FERGUSON'S Transfer OFFICE SATURDAY, April 22, from 10 to 3 o'clock. SEE him for anything In tho NURSERY LINE. Largest stock in tho Northwest. Son In Firm. W. T. Merchant, who recently bought the Interest of E, W. Knmmcrer In tho firm of Mer chant & Itammcrcr, has taken his son, Chnrles, Into membership and tho firm iiamo henceforth will be Merchant & Sou, i Craw ford Coming, Attornoy Oon- oral A. M. Crawford, who was In Ro- After tho show try a Turkish bath seburg In nttendanco at tho funeral lAtiii Force. An extra force of longshoremnn were put to work last night on the Hazel Dollar, with a view of completing the loading so that she can sail Saturday Instead or Suiidav. Capt. 11. W. Olson will pilot her out over the bar. Melville Dollar will mnkc the trip nut with Capt. Olson mid probably will return on tho tug which wilt bring Capt. Olson bark In here. C. II. SELDY returned Inst night Ironi Coqulllo where he has .been attend ing court. TOM T. DENNETT returned todar noon rrom Coqulllo where ho baa been attending court. REV. II. L Hl'TLEDflE left yester day for Coqulllo to attend a Coos County Ministerial meeting. E. G. PERHAM lert this week for Medford to look alter some con tracts he has underway there. Phono 214- J. of tho Into Frank W. Renson, left for Dried Fruits At this season or tho year aro nioro extensively used than at any other time. Our stock Is complete nnd fresh, and all goods of excellent quality. FANCY APPLES ; , at 13c per lift .FANCY APRICOTS nt 20c per Ib. FANCY PEARS at 12 $c K-r Ib. FANCY PEACHES at 12fic per Ib. FANCY PRUNES All sizes h-oin 8 1-il to 13c pw lb. Pulled White ami Rlack California FIGS 20c jn-r lb. GOLDEN DATES at 13c per Hi. SEKDLESS SULTANAS RAISINS at 10c per Ib. CLUSTER RAISINS from 12JJ to 23c per Ib. LOCKHART'S GROCERY PHONE 8S-J a!ssSSS FOR RENT Good property for gar don vogotablos, Forndalo, 104-J or 34-J. FOH RENT Houses centrally locat ed. Phono 104-J or 34-J. FOUND Drown colt about year old. Owner can have same by paying charges and cost of this notlco nnd calling at 1058 Anderson avenue. aro In psoltlon to locato you either In tho city or tho country, upon tornis to suit your pockotbook. Tltlo Guarantee nnd Abstract Co., Henry Songstncken, Mgr. UTO Anytime, anywhere Ilea sonablo intes. Phono Dlanco hotel 40 or Resldonce 28-J. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ttTwrf$fXiir wwv D FOR HALE 30-ft. Ro.it House. Will take 34-ft. launch. Also ono mare weight 1,050. Will work smglo or double. Apply A. O. Rogors. FOR RENT Furnished Modern Run galow, 5 rooms, $20.00. Dwelling $10,00 Including water. PaintShop $7.50. Carpentorshop ?10.00. . Tltlo Gunranteo and Abstract Co. FOR RENT Haxter hotel at Co. qulllo, Orogon, after April 1. Wrlto or seo personally Uaxter Bros., Coqullle, Ore. Osteopathic Physician Graduate of the Amerhan school of Osteopathy at Klrksvllle, Mo. Oflke In Eldorado Rlk. Hours 10 to 12 j 1 to 1; Phono 1C1-J; Marshflold; Oregon. Rout Changes. The Flyer Is off the North Rend run ,iud Is to net as tender for tho dredgo Oregon here mid on the Coqullle for the next year. The Alice II Ib on tho run nt present. Cnpt. O. C. Hanson has dis continued tho regular launch service between Cooston, North Rend nnd Marslifleld because tho trafllc did not wnrrant Its contlnuniico but he plans to continue to carry tho mall. JOHN HERRON and George Herron nre spending the week nt tholr claims In tho Fall Creok country. E. O. HALL of Ferndnle, who has been sick for some tlmo, Is re ported to be still lu it critical condition. LYMAN M. NORLE oxpects to leavo soon on mi overland trip down tho coast to Cresceilt City. Cal. Ho will be gone about u month. GKO SNYDER, who hns been laid up for sovoral days with a badly bruised hand here, expects to bo able to resume his run on tho Da- nlels Creek Logging road soon. Pumps Out Oysters. Parties who watched tho dredgo Oregon pumping near North Rood claim that It pump ed out somo llvo oysters the other dny. Engineer Leofo and Inspector Chnrlston said that thoy did not see the oysters but wore Informed that they woro alive. Tho dredgo hns pumped out tons of oyster shells, Jt Is thought that may bo tho oysters nre those from n bod that woro planted near Glasgow somctlino ngo. DANCING CLASS for children will bo organized TOMORROW AFTER NOON at four o'clock at I. (). O. V. HALL. ADVERTISE COOS RAY with PHOTO PORTA US of steamer HAZEL DOLLAR, 2 for C couts. Largo mounted photos 25 cents each. A. M. PRENTISS Al CO. Don't forgot HONE 2M-.T. tho Turkish Raths. Men Oxfords SEASON 1IH1 All tho spring and sumnior styles. Lasts to lit any foot nnd prices to lit any purse, $2.75 to $5.00 MR. O'DRIEN. who Is connected with n papor at Junenii, Alaska, nnd wife aro expected hero tomorrow for n short visit at tho homo of Judge and Mrs. C. A. Sohlbrodo. DR. and MRS. JOHNSON came over from Myrtle Point yesterday to visit Louis Suppleo at Mercy hos pital and also to got a now auo which arrived hero on tho Alllanco for Dr. Johnson. L R. TOWER, E. W. Katnnieror, Ha Kaufman and Claudo Na.sburg nre oxpoctcd homo tonight from a fow days Ashing trip up South Coos River. They wcro slopping nt tho Lockhart bungalow. CAPT. II. It. REEDioFt this week for Stockton, Cal., whero ho will tnko a position In charge of tho con struction nnd repair of tho Cali fornia Navigation and Improve ment company's vossols. GEO. HAINES nnd Mr. Footo loft this morning for North Coos Rlvor whore they will survey a now log ging road for tho Smith-Powers company. The road will run north from McICnlght's landing, J. E. SCHILLING limT returned to Gardiner with a numbor or carpen ters to erect his now hotel there. Tho structuro will be strictly up tO'dnto, being threo stories, 50-100 foot. Joo expects to hnvo It com pleted In sixty days. CALLS HIGH SCHOOLS FAILURES. pvR. J. W. INGRAM, - Physician and Surgeon. 209-210 Coko Building Phones: OOlco 1Q2J; Residence 1021. J. W. RENNETT, Lawyer. Office over Flanagan & Dennett Dank Marshflold Orogon W M. S. TURPEN, Architect Over Chamber of Commorce. Colors to fit any oyo PATENT LEATHER TAN LACE OR RUTTON Let us fit you to your next pair of shoes. Satisfaction and money suvod guaranteed. The Bazar HOUSE OF QUALITY PHONE 2. Kansas Educator Declaws They Aro Increasing Class Distinction In United States. TOPEICA, Kns., April 21. Tho high schools of Knnsns and tho coun- GUN METAL try aro doing moro to incronso class distinction in tho united states man in making mon and women who aro worth whllo, according to E. T. Fair child, state superintendent of pub lic Instruction. Tho lack of vocation al training in tho high schools Is re sponsible for this, In Mr. Fnlrchlld'o opinion. There Is too much oulturo and too llttlo of tho training that tonds to mnko boys and girls appre ciate tho dignity of labor. DYEING Fronch Dry and Steam Cleaning of DESIRARLE housekeeping rooms, indies and gents' suits, ooous call also furnished rooms nt 135 Second od for nnd dellverod. Prlcos reason street noar Chandler Hotel. (able. HOSE CITY DYE AND CLEAN- 1 1 NO WORKS R. E. PINEGOR, Prop Foot of Market Avo Phono 103 Try my vacuum carpot cleaner. TO HOMKSEEKERS If you want a location for a home como to us. We Your Grocer Has ft iijaiMtaiMii.,