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YESTERDAY'S BASE BILL GIES
MARSHFIELD LOSES GAME. I crnrk who recently Joined tho local
wh ., f i,ii ri, vnJ. I sound. Tho "Kid" enmo hero with n
tordny afternoon lioro a strong re-1 reputation of batting close to
nml1nnon In n fron fnr nil frolic, nn I This Bounded more tliail grtod.
iho village green, with nil minister's Holding record was said to bo so close ,
sons barred. Doth teams wore badly , to n thousand that there really wnsn t
crippled by the loss of many of their much dlfforcnco.
SOO.
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tost men necessitating tho slipping In
of n number of circus horses.
Even though tho gamo failed to
In tho preliminary skirmish ho was
worked out on second base. Knoh
and ovcry tlmo he tried to got tho
boar much resemblance to n ball gamo lnll " ',0 a yinM A1Icn st"nt;
it was not entirely devoid of Inter-. and n row uneouui inns com nenecu
cstlng features. Tho Mork of both to 8ho,lt' "oh u Salome." This
twlrlors and both captains wore compelled Captain Langworthy to
nlnndl.1. Tho nltMiors both allowed , Mo him from tho bag and lodgo
many hits but they redeemed thorn- Mm In tho right garden. Hero ho
Mlrefl by sloughing down n numbor ,hrd no opportunity to show his gTeat
nf onnv ones and mnklnu a total of
fell fnr short or uio covctca uu. uui
of flvo trips to tho rubber ho sue
ccoded In making one dinky scratch.
hit. Tho appollatlon "dinky" Is used
advisably as ho barely succeeded lit
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ton strlko outs each.
Tho gnmo wont well until tho six
Inning, tho scoro standing 4 to 1 In
favor of MnrBhftold. It was In this
framo thot tho visitors pounced upon
Henderson for four hits, counled with . beating tho hit to tho Initial sack.
two bases on balls, a fielder's cholco In conclusion a word of praise
and two errors nottod tho Sumner must bo slipped Umplro Hcrron for
bunch four runs. In tho following his nblllty with tho Indicator. Tho
pnsm tho visitors again carao 'big brush may havo tholr "null" Por
through with a vongonnco. Darker, J r'ns nnd "Silk" O'Laughllns but
tho first man up roached first on nn when tho cholco Is passed up to tho
orror, Mastors hit, Du Duqno walked, tcal boys It's big "Jack" Hcrron
"Shorty" Stevens connected smiarcly.ovory tlmo,
Following Is tho ofllclnl score:
Marsh field AD It II PO A
Henderson, p. . . 3
Johnson, 3rd b.. .2
with tho pill nnd took throo bags on
tbo swing. Hlllstrom who followed
biffed out, Fnlrchllds Inndod on
flrst on a Holder's choice, Hatson first
on an error, Solandor walked and nurko, b. b 3
Baker connects with tho ball for n Matson, 1st b....B
long drlvo to ccntor, running In four Langworthy, c. . .4
runs. Two moro followed In this In- Stutsman, 2nd b.2
nlng making n total of six. In tho Wilson, 1. f. 4
eighth, Sumnor scored two moro. jl'ltt, c. f C
WurellfJcId Started ot on tho fly, Neighbors, r. f.,,5
oiio fun In tho first nnd two In tho .
ccond. This gnvo them a lend until Totals.
.tho sixth Inning, ivlleh tho liombard- Sumnor-
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DR. AND J1KS. EDW OLNE1
Greeted by largo nnd Intellectual
audlenco, aftor tho lecture thoso suf
fering were Invited forwnrd to bo
healed. People waited patiently
whllo ono after another told how,
tholr pains vanished. Dr. Olnoy was
born with this power to hcnl tho sick,
nnd no ono can afford to miss this
opportunity.
OFFICE COOS HOTEL, ItOOM 200
Hoiiib 7 to 8 p.m. Consultation FKES
PjESSI ON AL PI R ECTOR Y
rIl. C. W. LESLIE,
-' Osteopathic Physician
Qraduato of tho American school of
Osteopathy at Klrksvllle, Mo. Offlco
In Eldorado Dlk. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to
4; Phono 161-J; Mnrshtlold; Oregon.
OF THE SAVING;
At Our 5th Semi-Annual
Clearance Sale
W6nt of tho visitors commenced In Solandor, 1 b...,4
earnest. In tho eighth and ninth In- Uaker, j 4
nlngs It wns thought thnt tho local J rinrkor. 2 b 15
boys would tlo tho scoro as thoy maJo Masters, c f....2
threo runs In tho first mentioned Do Iliio.no, c. ...4
framo nnd four In tho Inst. stovens, s. s 5
Porhaps tho greatest disappoint-! Hlllstrom, 3 b. ..I
went of tho gnmo was tho falling .Falrchllds, r, f.. .3
down of Neighbors, tho rtosobiirg
JUST
RECEIVED
A NEW SHIPMENT OF THE
FAMOUS
Heide Caps
Mntsnn, I. f,
33 11 11 27 in 0
AD a II PO A K
2 11 0 0
4 1 10 2
0 2 13
12 0 0
8 10 1 0
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ryu. J. W. INGHAM,
- Phyiiclnn nnd Surgeon.
209-210 Coko Building
hones: Office 102J; Residence 1021,
J.
W. BENNETT,
Lawyer.
Men's $10.00
Suits . .
Mens $12.50
Suits . .
Mens' $15.00 .
Suits . .
Mens $18.00
Suits . . .
$5.50
7.25
10.75
11.25
Mens' $25.00
Suits . . .
Mens $30.00
Suits . . .
Mens' $35.00
Suits . . .
$15.00
21.00
25.00
All coIoih nnd nil slcs. They
rjro tho standard of tho world.
Up-to-dnto and nifty. 1'ltIOIX
ONI.V BOc to $i.ao.
The Toggery
Formerly Geo. Gowlnim.
Totals. . . ..13 13 13 27 12 10
Siiinmnry Threo baio hits, Stu
veiis. Stolon bases, Henderson 1;
Johnson 2, Lnugwnrthy 1, Stutsmnn
3, Wilson I. Sacrifice hits Johnson,
Hit by pitched bnll, Mastors. Haso on
ballH, off HenderHon !, off Ilnkor 1.
Struck out by Henderson 10, by Tln
Ikor 10. Wlld pitch. 'Hendorsou.
Doublo piny, linker to Selnndor to
Darkor, Umplro, Hcrron. Scorer, An
dorson. Tlmo of gamo 1 hour CO
minutes.
NOHTII IKM WINS EASILY.
NOltTH HUND, July 9 The. ball
game hero this afternoon botween
tho local tenni and Eastsldo was
easily captured by tho local Juggloro
by the overwhelming Bero or 17 t0
7. Tho contest wns hardly a first
class one but nevertheless none of
the fans woro disappointed lis many
Interesting nnd really funny stunts
wore pulled off. Detailed report nnd
box scores will appear In tomorrows
T'mes,
Offlco over Flanagan & Dennott Dank
IarshOold Oregon
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It. J. T. McCOKMAO,
Physician and Surgeon
Mnrshfluld, Oregon.
Offico: Locklnrt Building,
-. opposlto Post OflU'Q.
Phono 10G-J
Would you like to have
Electric Liylits in your
Country home?
Find out tho number ot
lights you would want and wo
will bo pleased to glvo you
nil tho Information you ask.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
PHONE U.17-J.
Broken Sizes in Ladies Shoes
and Oxfords
Regular $2.50 values
Regular $3.50 values
$1.25
$1.?5
Clearance Sale In all Departments
"MONEY TALKS"
and Talks for Your Advantage
at These Stores This Week
Hub Clothing Shoe Co-
MARSHFIELD
.BAND0N
Good Livery Service
Fnnoy new rigs, good horses and
nroful drivers nro now at tho dls
oeal of tho Coos May public at
HEASONAWjE HATES.
nigs or rigs with drivors roady for
nny trip auywhoro nny tlmo. Horses
bonrded nnd rigs cared for.
Now heorso and special accommo
dations provided for funeral parties.
W. L. CONDRON'S
LIVEItV AND FEED STAIILES
PHONE U73-J
ALICE II
The Popular Picnic Hunt.
Now makes regular scbodulo on
tho South Coos Itlvor run. Leaves
Mnrshfleld weok days nt 3 p. m. Ar
rives in Mnrshfleld at 8:4B n. m.
Sunday, leaves Mnrshfleld nt 6 a.m. ' rx)G(;i" Ht'lMHXO
Returns at 0 p. m.
LEVI SMITH. Mnster.
For Exceptional Bargains
In Huslncss nnd Residonco property In North Bond nnd ncrcngo In Coos
County Sco tho
Standard Investment Co.
NORTH 1IEN1)
OREGON
WATERFRONT NEWS.
The tug Columbia Is now receiving
an overhauling and Inspection In tho
Portland ynrds.
J. M. Ulllott, l'8.N, Inspector In
tho Coos Hay lluhtlinueo inaii..,.ti,,n
iiistrlrt has gono to Mnro Island REJIHMHKR
whore ho 1ms assumed command of Tl.cru h 0 kink, or ruo thnt
the battleship Maryland, of which ho 't do.
was formerly an exeeutlvo officer. T II I N K IT OVKUnAKV,1
iij i4, iiei-K nns succeeded him ns'
lighthouse Inspector.
We Work
And Advertise
To bring a rustoim-r licro tho first
time, after that lio coiiicm of Ms
own accord. Yon know whv.
o
AN ELECTRIC SIGN
WILL LIET YOUR STORE
TO THE MAIN STREET
To tho merchant whoso business place is on a side stroe,
tho Electric Sign perforins invaluable servico,
An Electric Sifln secures tho attention of the crowds In the
main travelled highways fixes the store in tho mind of the
public dovetails With nowsnnnnr nHuArtlelnir OM i-!-
- , --r-r- u,5 UIIU U1(gs,
IIUUUI
Eloctrlc advertising is good anywhere but it is a positive ne
cessity to a side street location,
Ask our New Business Department about individual designs.
Telephone 178
.OREGON POWER COMPANY
"iCoos Bay Steam Laundry
5 PHONE .MAIN SV.J
BlancharcPs Livery
we uavo secured the llvory busl
ness of L. H. Holsner and nre pro
pared to rendor vrollent service to
tho people of Coos Hay. Carotul
drivers, good rigs and everything
that will moan satisfactory service To
the public. Phono uh tor a driving
horee. R rle nr nnvtiln ..ij ,
tho livery lino. Ve nUo do a
trucking business of nil kinds.
HLANCIlAItl) lUtOTUERS.
Llverj, Food mid Sales Service.
141 First and Alder Streots.
Phono 13S-J
WATCH! NOTICE
Homer Mnuzey, on of the drivers
nd tho solicitor for us is out for
sundry. Watcn him! ho is liable
to stop yon on the street and explain
all details of Laundry and also to be
at your homo any time. Ho knows
laundry business from A to Z.
Marshfiel Hand and
Steam Laundry
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Business Directory
Following is a list of Rellnblo
Business Firms that it will
Pay to Patronize,
Go To
WILLEY & SCHR0EDER
for
Plumbing and Heating
Mnrtilifleld, Ore., Phono 77.1
STADDEN
All kinds of photograph work,
bromide enlarging nnd kodak
finishing.
CONDK.VSKI) STATKMHNT OV THK CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL
HANK OF COOS HAV AT MARSHFIKLI), ORKGON,
at tho close of business, Juno 7th, 1011.
J. L. KOONTZ
Muclilno and Repnlr Shops
, OKNKRAIi MACHINIST
( Steam nnd Qas Engino Work
At Hollnnd's boat shop, Front
' street, Marshflold, Ore.
RKSOURCKS:
Loans nnd discounts $180,015.32
Overdrafts ,43
U, S. Donds' and pro-
mlujns 26,250.00
Other bonds 77,412. CO
Couuty and school
warrants. . . . 2,671.78
Banking houso, furnl-
turo and fixtures, . . 82,089.45
Cash and duo from
"anka 100,585.12
LIAIHLITIESt
Capital stock.
.$100,000.00
Surp'luB and profits.. 7,145.95
Circulation 26,000.00
Deposits,
395,778.70
$827,024.08
Union Oils
GASOLINE DISTILLATE
HENZINE KEROSENE
SAMSON GAS ENGINES
-and
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co.
Marshlleld, Ore. PHONE 302-J
Mnll Orders Solicited. j
UNIQUE PANTATORIUM
Bring your dyeing, cleaninc. n.
ing and repairing to us and bo pleased
Wo nro experts. Carpets and Rugs
"BW on yur floor or nt our shop
Phono 230X, central aven... ...-
Second street ROSS & PINECOR,
$827,021,031
Cash resorvo 407o of doposlts.
W Invito your attention to tho strong condition of this batik ns
Indicated In tho nbovo statement, also to tho personnel of-itsdl-rectorate.
Does a general banking business.
Interest paid on tiroo and savings deposits.
OFFICERS s
W. S. CHANDLER, President; M. C. HORTON, VIco-PreBident;
DORSEY KREITZBR, CoBhior.
DIRECTORS:
WMamtSSS, S' 0OKB' w" U' DOUQs, F. S. DOW.
WM. GRIMES, JOHN F. HALL, STEPHEN C. ROGERS,
". r. n.vnvu.Y, M. C. HORTON.
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
Established 1889
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits Over ....
AssetsOver
$100,000
$500,000
Interest Paid on Time Deposita
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