THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELO, OREGON. . FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1911 EVENING EDITION
. "GO PUT YOUR CREED INTO
THIS IS OUR CREED
YOUR REED" EMERSON.
A Square Deal to All
AND IN CASE YOU THINK
THAT YOU GOT A ROUND REAL,
PLEASE, RHINO IT RACK
AND VI! WILL GUARANTEE
THAT WE WILL MAKE IT SQUARE
-ISe Toggery
FORMERLY GEO. GOODHUM
SWELL TOGS AND SKNSIHLE TOGS FOR MEN.
News of North Bend
10 DEVELOP
BRIEFS OF RANDON.
GOAST
Government Engineers Inspect
-Crescent City and,
Wooleyport Projects.
GRANTS 'PASS, Oro, Juno 1.
Col. John Dltldlo nud throo other om-
. V
cors of Hio engineering corps of tho
United States nrmy, togothcr with a
delegation representing tho Dol Norto
County Commercial club arrived, in
Grnnts Pass from Crescent City, nnd
Col. Diddle nnd tho Crescent City
residents mot with a group of tho
Commercial club members nt tho
club rooms to dlacusn innttors re
News of CHy-by-the-Sen As Told Ry
Tho Recorder.
Mrs. Nols Rnsmtisscn loft Saturday
for Mnrshflold from which placo alio
loft for Portland, Sunday.
Mrs. M. J. Pratt spent Tuesday up
Coos Rlvor.
G. A. Peterson Is qulto 111 at tho
Mercy hospital.
Mrs. Garflcld Simpson was
Mnrshflold shopper yesterday.
and children spent Tuesday up Coos
Rlvor.
Mrs. W. D. Simpson and Mrs. Rob
ert Simpson, Jr., and Misses Mnrguu
rlto and Edith wcro Mnrshflold visit
ors Tuesday.
Miss Mtldrod Colco of Mnrshflold
spent Tuesday up Coos Rlvor.
Mr. E. C. Mather was a Marsh
flold business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. NivC. McLcod will lcavo short
ly for a fow weeks' visit to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McGuIro will
loavo In a short tlmo for San Diego.
E. E. Oakes has purchased a now
fivo passengor Ford automobllo, hav
ing brought It to Dandon fast Friday.
John P. Bull was born Oct. 1, 1858,
and dlod at Dandon, Ore., May 28,
1011, bolng b7 yonra, 7 months and
37 days old nt tho tlmo of his death.
Ho was married 20 yours ago to Miss
Hltchock.
It la reported that ono of tho en
gines of tho wrecked gasollno schoon
er Washcnloro camo nshoro Just op
posite whoro tho wreck was. Tho
engine was fast to ono part of th
deck. It Is largo enough tb run n
small snw mill, nnd will bo a good
gardlng tho Crosccnt City nnd Wool- 1d for tho nntlves,
leyport hnrbor projects.
Coming from Crescont City oro
Col. John Diddle, U. S. A.; Mnjor J.
F. Mclndoo, U. S. A.; Mnjor J. J.
Morrow, U. S. A.: Mnjor C. W. Kutz,
U. S. A.; Superior Judgo John L.
Chllds, Attornoy I). G.
Gcorgo M. Keller,
CULL1NGH OF COQUILLE.
Coos County Sent Nowh As Told Ry
The Herald.
R. E. Shino has purchased two nice
Donnhuo, lots of J. Quick, used by him ns rcsl-
Hiiporlntondent ilonco property for sovornl yenrs pnst.
Hobbs-Wnll Lumber company; En- Tho cottngo of Mr. Quick will bo
geno Cummorford, chnlrmnn bonrd . moved to lots ho owiiHcnstofthoCopo
of supervisors Del Norto county; Mr. rcs'denco and Mr.tShlno will erect
nnd Mrs. II. S. Woolloy, Jr. n modorn homo for hlniBolfnnd fam-
Col. Diddle wanted to moot repro- lly on his now purchase.
sontntlvo men of Grnnts Pahs In or-
der to llnd what tho Bontlniont horo Mrs. Murthn Ann Dean passed
wns regarding jV harbor nt olthor of away nt tho lioma of hor sop, J. L.
tho two points under consideration. Uoau. of Lnmpn, on Tuusdny, tho, 23
At. tho meeting In tho club ropins tho lnt., nt tliauuo of 7-1 yoaiu, I months
matter was dlHcussod and the army and IS days.
ofllcor was mnrio to know that GruntH
Pnss was vltnllyMntoroHtod In a bar- Mrs. Cordelia Matilda Rico, a plon-
bor project elthor at CreHcont City cor of tho state of Orogon and for
or at Woolloyport, that Grants Pnai many years a resident of Coos coun'y
had no favorite, that tho best ono, or died nt hor home nt Enchanted Prnl-
tho one recommended by Col. Diddle rle nt tho ngo of 70 yenrs 11 months
was tho quo Grants Pass wanted, that and l.r tlnys.
n vast territory of rich naturnl ro-
sources was nvnllablo. t A now E-M-K 30 nrrivod In town
Colonel Diddle had beonsupplled this week consigned to Plnkston
with data reicm-dlug tho torrltory af- Lnlrd.
fectcd. What ho particularly want- '
cd hero was an expression of tho poo- Tho Infant (laughter of Mr. nnd
pie. lie stated that Mr. Donahue .Mrs. George Redding passed away
had supplied him with tho data on Tuesday, from an attach of pnounio-
resources covering tho torrltory "all nln.
tho wn,v from tho const onstward to
about tho margin of tho Mississippi Mrs. Victor Wlckman of Empire,
rlvor." Mr. Donahuo acknowledged visited hor friends, tho MIshos Collier,
tho corn. of this city tho latter part of last
Col. Dlddlo mndo a statomont of wcok.
some length. Ho described tho rou-
tlno through which rucIi matters Thos. King of Marshflold returned
must go. Ho Btntod that his work at home after visiting his daughter, Mrs
tho Crescent City nnd Woolleyport Moody sovornl days,
sites wns what wns rlnssod ns more-
ly preliminary, or a hlrdsoyo vJaw; Mrs. Fred Tuttlo of Dandon, ro-
tbut ho would tend In this report to turned from n visit nt Mnrshfle'd oa
tliq war department njid on tho Tro? 'ny, nooomrnnie.1 by hor vuotltor,
strength of this roport tho depart- Mrs. It. M. WJ'dor.
mont would decide whether It would
or would' not order a survoy; that If Tl eo wl'l Ik a Fnraior' iTnlon
IiIj roport wos fnvorable, nud n sur- plenlj given at tho Norway graze oa
Toy was ordorod that tho Ilnnl ro- Jiiiih nrt. Stuta V et'deut M Mill
port and recommendations would, ha ter uutl Stat Secretary Sykos w 111 be
sent to oongroHK and eon gross would nretunt.
then, or rather would be expootoil to -
make, an appropriation.
Henry Korr and wlto and Mrs.
Mary Korr woro Marshflold visitors
Tuesday,
Mrs. J. Jackson and children of
North Dond Heights aro Marshflold
visitors.
, Mrs. W. L. Qrout of North Bond
Heights was ,a Marshflold visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Hqlen Monde nnd Ellon An
derson wcro Mnrshflold visitors
Tuesday .
Mabel nnd Anna Wlckman of Em
plro will loavo tomorrow on tho
Breakwater for a visit to Portland
to nttend tho Roso Festival.
Miss Ethel Reynolds left today 10
Join her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Reynolds, who recently moved to
Florence. Sho fbmalncd horo to fin
ish tho school year.
Mrs. Wm, Vaughn and Miss Evelyn
VInoyard and Arohlo Vaughn of
North Bend Heights visited the
homo of Dr. David Vnughn in South
Marahfleld Tuesday.
This afternoon, the North Dead
Mothers' and TMahra olnb is
holding a regular tneetlmg, the prin
cipal bnilneM of. whlh will be the
Installation of the following oflltors:
President Urn. I. B. Bartlo.
' Vlcc-Pres. Un. C. A. Ackorman.
Secretary Mrs. M. E. Everett.
, Treasurer Mra. Geo. Hazor.
SPECIAL FEATURE DIOOHAPH
Aim at THE ROYAL SATURDAY
night.
Walter Richards and wlfo of Vir
ginia nvonuo nro visiting vfrlcnds In
Mnrshflold.
Miss Annlo Peterson nnd Mrs. A.
Hnnspn of Hnyncs Inlet, arc Mnrsh
flold visitors.
You Can't
Take a Vacation
Trip
Mr. and Mrs. L R. Hodson nnd
daughter, Ernin, woro Coos Rlvor
visitors Tuesday.
r ' '
Without a Suitcase.
Whnt gloi a man or a woman
out on n trip more satisfaction than
to know that the Suit Case or Hand
Misses Annlo nnd Mabollo Wlclc- nag 8 B00(j looking, durable lim-
tunii leave today for Portland to tdko gage?
In the Roso Carnival.'
M. 'and Mrs. Leonard Masters nnd
MIsh Ollle Richards left' this inornln
via Sumner foi a visit to Portland.
-Mrs. Robert McCann and Miss Lll
Ilo McCuun woro guests Tuosduy of
Mr. nndlrs. A. W. Myers In Marshflold.
Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Johnson of
Broadway and Mrs. Win. I.nwhoriio
I Wo'vo n splendid Hue of
! . SUIT CASKS
Extra Rtrnny cases of Sole Leather
and Cowhide. Linen or Leather 1I:-
y..
' Heavy laather comers; outside
straps, hrnwj locks and slides.
SEE OUR WINDOW.
! The Bazar
HOUSE OF QUALITY
iu ionic :ia.
AlJNG Till' WATKUPKOXT.
ONLY ONE SUHVICK.
T! Nonn B-nlth will tall toniov
for nay Print with cargo of hit
. in the Smith mIM. ,
For Your Sunday Dinner
Our Market Basket
rONT INS SOME DAINTY AND APPETIZING FRUITS AND VKGK
TABLES. TIIKY ARK FRKSH AND FRAGRANT AS A BREATH
OF JUNE.
STRAWBERRIES
CHERRIES
BANANAS
FRESH FRUITS
- APPLES
VEGETABLES
GOOSEBERRIES
ORANGES
LEMONS
FRKSH LETTUCE RADISHES GREEN ONIONS
CARROTS ASPARAGUS NEW SWEET POTATOES
BEETS SPINACH RIPE TOMATOES
RHUBARB CUCUMBERS
ALL KINDS OF DRIED FRUITS UNDER GLASS COVERS.
OLLIVANT b WEAVER
PURE FOOD GROCERYMEN
Corner Third
and Central
tr ot r y -iimi
ribbon
sweet potatoes
Phone
No. 275 J
The Anvil arhtl In at Rtr4"i
)k'irday nj the F"!n!d pal'ej l
Only ouo preaching lervlce will be
lioUl at the Bontlst ehureh next gun?
day that will be lu the rooming Thli
on account of the uaecalnmeato ser-
vices in th Opera House Bauday eo- r-. u Kiunc.'aej fi.nn that port,
ntng. - - -
WOOL S HFDUI.K DONE.
Get DELU'At'M'S for you- SUN-
DAY dinner nt tho SISTERS of
BETHANY COOKED FOOD ante at
FKHHY-MOXTGOMKHY store at
1:30 SATURDAY afternoon.
M
DoiWK'ratN Il Dulj t Three to VI u
Ceut.s on Ran PrediK't. !
(By Associated PrOHS to the Coos M: ,
Times.)
WASHINGTON'. 1). C. Juno 1. I
wmvivn t if.'.n )nn -irv I
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'0. 3. llncnn. 11 Butt St.. Hath. Mo.. ' """ " i".
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,i.1b out thJs wnrninir tn rnllrnn.l "i l"0 VB.va OUH .MOUIIS l'OIUI.,H '
rs: "A conductor on the railroad, ,of tho House was piosonted to tl o
any work mimnI n ehron'c nriammR-.doniocrntlc caucus at noon today. Tho
4fM nt i.i l.'ldnnvu nilit T wne mfsA. . ... . .' . -
",7 " " - - - om uiukos miucuons or irom ona
noio ana an (ii-vt-1 n u
A friend ad-
vlsd Foley Kidney Pills and from
tho day I conmenred tnkln, them,
I bo.mn to reunln In mv strength,
half to two-thirds in all wool ditto.
Raw woo Itsolf which was free lu
tho previous democratic tariff bills vi
Th$ lnllammntlon cleared and I nra'glvoa a t,ut). of 20 per cent ftd valo.
far bettor than I have been fri, ..i..i. .i.. . .
twenty yeara.-RED CR033 Drug rom' e1 ,,Vftlent to threo tQ flvo tQa
Store. a Pund-
DRAIN-C00S BAY AUTO UNE
VIA
ALLEGANY
NOW READY FOR BUSINESS AND
TRIP
CXPECT TO MAKE FIRST
Tuesday, "June 6th,
BOAT LEAVES ALERT LANDING, MARSHFIELD
ARRIVE DRAIN 1 P. .M, SAIE DAY.
0:30 A. M.
TICKETS FOR SALE AND INFORSLVTION AT
The Busy Corner Drug Store
(
True Econom
fONSISTS in buyinc th l ,
When you find Quality ani '
Price togothorbuylldto
know why, T01J
We are building this bus!
ness along solid and subS
tial lines, Wo sell only 2
of he most reliable qUa g
faultlessly .tailored by Ve'S
best American makers, and
our small-margin-of-profii!
plan of selling, have long slncj
achieved a reputation as a
house of exceptional value-
giving Today and tomorrow
we. direct attention to three
very strong lines of men's ani
young men's suits, underpriced
at
P 1 tfy tJ) JpZ5
"money talks"
see:wIndow:disilay
i
Of tho new Ideas In Shoos, every correct last and style
are here,
Hub Clothing and- Shoe Co;
There's a
lot of
satisfaction
in the
feeling
that you're
fashionably,
ccrredly
clad.
.MARSH lM ELD
IIAXDOX
SIEAiViE
OLD RELI MILE
BREAKWAia
ALWAYS ON TIME
SAILS FRO.M PORTLAND AI' A. l. ON .Il'NIC 3, 10, 13, 20,
an, :i.
SAILS FRO.M COOS RAY AT SERVICE OF THE TIDE OX Jl'XB ,
a, 7, i a, J7, aa and at. v
L. II. KEATING, AGENT
prom: mai.v sj-l
The Steamer Fifield
Sails From Bandon for San Francisco
Friday Afternoon, June 2
TICKETS FOR SALE AND INFORMATION AT IIILLYER'S CICIH
STORE.
"THE FR1IC OF COOS BAY"
S. ALLIANCE
CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH BANK ROAD AT 1'OIIH.W
Sails from Portland for Coos Bay, June 41b
NORTH PACIFIC 3TEAMSRIP COM PA M.
PHONIC II C. F. McGKOItflC, J
J
THE FAST ANI) COMMODIOUS
fr. Wk (Kqulpprf
Will niiilio rt'Kl.ir lrlM carrj'Ji'K parfsinj;prH both n)'nnJlr,
llcllWI'll Vluiti l(nv mill Urn, l,Viiiinlui.n. A II M'm'll Il!l0lis(orls'?fl
iiiinlo at Alllaiico Dock, Mai-lilltlil and Inler-Otciin Traniv I
I'liUin Sliwt Wharf No. 2, Sin Franclhco. For Information, p!
1 UJt or an.
INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
cons KAV-miStFRiiftr. vrAfir" LlNt
DiilH- i.Iiiii.. I...,. i . r ...1....1 ,.... li-nifJ lW
and Sundays nt 7 p. in. Faro, $0,00.
OTTO SCHETTER, Auont, C. P. RRVB1'.
120 MARKET A V., Maihlillchl. AkciU, ROSI BIRO. Ore.
PIIONSM1
WATCH! NOTICE!
Homer Mnuzoy, on cf tho drivers
nil tho solicitor for us la out for
tuuuilry. Wntch him! ho la liable
to a'.oii you on tha street and explain
all detal a of Laundry and also to he
at your nomo any time. Ho knows
Laundry business from A to 2.
Marshfield Hand and
Steam Laundry
' PIIO.V.. 220-J '
A TURKISH RATH
GOOD. Phono 214.T
will do youj
Blanchard's U
... .-. , me '""'
. . .. . i-ljn.ir aw
nuss OI Ij. II. II"" ..J
pared to render excellent
tho people of coos
drivers, goou riB " rtlc
that will mean satlsfactt"
cho public, rnouc u- .j
horse, n rig or '"'"' do
the l.vory line. V.c .
trucking business ' "" ,lfju.
nr.AVCHARD DltT,lw
Art Dlauchard. MP J
LIvcrv. Feed and l"r
ut Thirst nud Alder
Phone 138-3
swl
After tho how try T?r
Ppono 314- J.
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