THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1912 EVENING EDITION
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Always
"Ihe Busy Comer"
SPECIAL ATTENTION M
Is railed lo our regular Satiirilay sales which vu nro about to in
augurate. These nro in standing with tho rapid strides our city is
taKIng and in lining tills wo are endeavoring to give Marshflold n
Drug Store iih near lllco tho large down-town stores of tlio larger
tlllcs us conditions Mill penult. Tomorrow wo offer you
a itrm'iait noc ladies dki'shixh ccmiu at the
Special Pnce 25 Cents
"Wntch Our Store."
Lockhart-Parsons Drue Co.
PHONE
MAIN
WANT ADS.
IIOILKR AND ENGINE AT
BARGAIN.
TON SALE Ten liorsc-Poucr steam
boiler mid euglno, equipped with
circular saw and cross cut saw for
batting wood. Kino for clearing j
i" mi niiu puiiing Biur.ips. Mnqiuru
uf J. i:. Fltzgorald, 973 nroudway,
or phono 129-J.
1011 ItK.NT Suite of hnusokconlnir
rooms, 320 South llrondwiiy.
IOC MIST Kiiriilsl-iiil hon.uk
ep-
lii'S rooms. Phono ISM..
I'""' S t.l? T'o.-nmililii-nil liniwn
l-iKiioiu ; s aeiid ami oi.o rootar.
Phono 311.
IMIK'AIV Now 4-room cottage. 2
lots, sr.0. Address P. O. Uox R23.
111,! SVI.r Moi HitVrM an1 ktliou
furniture, Incubator and two
brooders. John l.nfon. Phono
I OH HUNT r.oom flat, Flist st.
V Apply aeo. A. Haines, ISC
nrcatlwny South.
Wll S.I,K
T'"-lHl 1
"371.
0 doyen
211 -J, or
lino pullets.
address Ilox
tf
'VITIN- HOTEL -Rooms now
open iiniPT si.r.n $ so rn in.ni
T -,---, T, !-." ..w...
roit
FT Vory chonp if taken at
0 " ! liouro, barn, chicken Iioubo
fnil two acres of land In EastBldo.
"ond location for chicken ranch.
A,l''y Inimedlntoly Mnx Tlmmer-r-iau's
brnt shop.
!Wu'Ti: Evorybody
ill Marshflnld
Flch Market.
10 uv fls'i nt City
I'lione 2C9 J.
! 10P
lll'XT A S.rnnm
house,
noar
f -JnI- pi,ono
124-L.
VlTn-rrror Imy to '
deliver
Fourth
'no Times. .MllBt ho In
1 raue at pclnol.
I rou
"'' ' I' -."-ncn Ininrnvnrl rnnph
'Mi Crocm house; closo in. Ad
0 r"s n 704.
rni
'M'N'Tmxtpp,,
room house
ln Mn'lern
Inj
conveniences
Eoi.cb!e rent. Seo Ivy Condron.
0U are invited to the opening of our
5, JO and J 5c Store, Wednesday,
February Fourteenth, You are invited to
see the many new things and come and
receive one of the handsome souvenirs
wh?ch will be given to each lady attending
and to take advantage of some unusually
good values Won't you come? You
are invited whether you intend making a
purchase or not.
Peoples' 5, 1 0 and 1 5c Store
O'Connell Apartment Building, Marshfield, Ore.
298
US
TR R,oyal
Theater
Sunday Might
3,000 feet all now pictures
THE CATTLE Itl'STIiKlt'S KM)
A Wcs'ern Cowboy Film
tiii: edelweiss
A Perilous CMmb for a Moro Flower
of tho Rocky Mountains
LOST ILLUSIONS
Mooting after Flvo Long YoarB.
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3,000 Feot of All Now Pictures
'nu:
MISSIONAKY'S flltATITl'DH
A Gront Indian Picturo
Till .U'DfiK'S STOUV
A Thrilling War Story
:: PKiicivAii uoxi;iii:ad
O. .7. TiUMAXSKI, Prop.
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XOTM i; TO SI'IISOiUIIKIIS.
rimes siiliMrl' era who do not
receive tholr papers icgularly
aio rt(u,stod to notify The
T'nies '.nioco'of nay Irregularity
lu delivery. This Is the only
means Tho Times baa of know-
Ins when subscribers mlcs tholr 4
papers, nnd consequently the
only means of remed lug the
trouble.
FOR SAM3 CIIKAP Complete ret
of household goods for small fam
ily; must bo sold at once. 1073
Commercial avo.
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INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
At tho regular mooting of Bnndon
Camp No. 3.S, Division of California
and Oregon, 8. V. U. S. A., tho fol
lowing officers wero duly Installed
Into their rcspcctlvo offices for 1912,
by Post Commnndor mid Installing
offleor, C. II. Zook: It. A. Folter,
eoinninnder; II. K. Honk, Sr. vlco
roinmandor; Archlo Uosn, Jr. vlco
cominandor; (1. P. Topping, secro
tnry; Walter J. Sabln, tronsuror;
Chnrlcs Lomna, chnplnln; M. F. Shoe
maker, dolognto to division encamp
ment; Ernest Dlvolhlss, ultcrnnto to
division ourauipnient; C. II. Hook,
(I. S. Porter. F. C. Woodruff, camp
council. Bnndon ltccorder.
Tho steamer Qulnniilt rccontly
mn.le t'-o nm fro'ii sin Francisco to
made t.o run rro.n sail iinnclsco to
Portland 111 fil hours. This Is tho
best tlmo yet mado by a stoa'm
schooner.
Night wns coming on, tho storm
was Increasing and some of tho deck
fittings had already boon swopt ovor
board, when the cnptaln decided to
Fend up n distress signal. Tho rnnkot
was nlrcndy lit and nhout to nscond
when n solemn fncod pnssongor stop
ped up. "Cnptaln," sa'd ho, "I'd ho
tho last man on earth to enst a dninn
or on any ninn's patriotism, but sconis
to mo this here's no tlmo for colc-
hratln and nottln off of fireworks."
A contrnct hns been let for tho
lowing of 20,000,000 feet of logs
noxt Hiinimor f-om tho Columbia to
San Diego, for the nierson Lumber
Company,
A yoiJTII REND NEWS
Mrs. K. .1. Kttr"nT of South Marsh
(lob' w n mwst en Thursdny of Mm.
C. I!. Ferrlss.
M'tve your cnlllng enrds printed at
Tho Times' office.
AGKXTS pirrsnritn
Farm and Garden Implements
Price Pri:e
J6.O0 $11.09
S7.50
You Can See
Thoy ftavc the won- of three in six men, are economi
cal, lahnr-snviny ait-1 iJ untile they will last a lifetime
W offer yon the fates! improved, best made, easiest
hmdhd tools for cwy k 'ml ofcrop-growiny. Look them
over.
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M.TVT1 ""K "-K- Kit"
COOS HAY TIDKS.
Ik'l w la given tho tlmo and
eighth of high tuul low water at
llllshfiold.
Pho tides nro plnced In tho order
f occurrence, with tholr times on
1 1 Urm Hue and heights on tho sec-
iiil line or each day; a comparison
r consecutive heights will lndlcato
lieti u.r It Is high or low water. For
water on bar, subtract 2 hours
I minutes.
Unto I'Vlnnary, 1111!!.
10 hmtrs.1.21 S.07 2.4G 9.29
Tide ...2.1 G.9 1.0 3.2
11 hotllS.2.l! 9.01 4.00 11.00
Tide 11.2 fi.7 0.8 I!. I
O LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE-
POUT.
For twenty-four hours ending
nt 1: 13 a. in., Fob. 10, by Uonj.
Ostllnd, speclnl government mo-
I teorologlcal observer:
10 Mnxltiuini G5
! Minimum 41
, At 4:13 a. m 43
Precipitation 53
Wind southwest; cloudy.
' .1. V. Hmcutoii Hero General
Managor .1. V. Smeaton, of tho C. A.
Smith company, nrrlved hero on tho
Nairn Smith today for a short Htay
on the liny.
Commission to Meet Tho Port of
Cons Buy Commission will hold tholr
tegular meeting on Monday, Febru
ary 12, at 10 a. m.
Illed nt .Los .Angeles Mrn. Dan
' Keating today reeolved nows of tho
' death nt Los Angeles of her brothor-
In-law, Watt Shone, tho husband of
her sister, Molllo. No particulars
wero glvon.
Issues Brochure R. O. Graves has
Issued a neat little brochure entitled
Kastor Thoughts" which has won
2:1m any compliments. It Is neat
tvpngraphlcnlly and contnlra some
beautiful poems oxpresslvo of the soi
son. .Meet Tuesday Tho special com
mittee of tho stock company formed
hero to tnko chnrgo of tho speed boat
matter last fall for tho Astoria re
gatta will meet next Tuesday night at
tie Chamber of Commcrco to tnko
action on tho matter.
fiVSH Kino AutiH IC S. Bnrgolt to
day received his now niitouiobllu
"idorrd through Geo. Goodruni. Tho
nHl" ,H 101- M0'10'- 30 liorsopowor
Cl,(I,Ilt. lim(!ll,, n strikingly
v.innslni- ehnlncntn color. Ii Is said
to he tho only nuto of this color In
tho county to date. It Is thoroughly
modern In evory respect, bolng olec
trlc llshted nnil solf-stnrtlag ant
provided with nil tho latost improv
meiitH otherwise.
Dies at Hospital Mr. Alexander,
who came to North Hend from Flor
ence n few wcoks ago for treatment
for llrlghfs dlscaso, died this morn
ing of llrlglit'B disease. Ho was CI
years old. Ho had no friends or rel
atives hero and hut llttlo is known
about him. Ho wns a monibor of tho
Mn onlc order nnd tlo North Ilond
lodge will take chnrgo of tho re
mains. Whether burial will ho hero
or nt Florence hns not been dotor
inined. Oil at llaiidou Tom Nlcols ro
lelvod a long dlstnnco tolophono mes
sage from Ceo. Topping, at Unndon,
snylng thnt thoy oxpectcd to Btrlko a
big flow of oil In tho Donr Crook
woll vory soon. Tho well is now
down to n depth of nhout 2,200 feot.
Mr. Topping In formed Mr. Nlcols
thnt Driller Smith roported thnt thoy
wore now In u vory hard formntlon
nnd thnt consldornblo oil was bolng
brought lo tho surfneo and thnt tho
Indications wore thnt tho main oil
donnolt would bo struck vory soon.
pkiikkot ki;ngix
Them Here
a
ware Co.
Marsh field, Grey on.
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PERSONAL NOTES
SlIKUIFF GAGE is liero from Co
(liilllo on business.
JOHN .tONUHIlO or Frultvnlo was in
t j city on business today.
MIIS. C. 12.. EDWARDS, of Allegany,
Is u Mnrshflcld visitor today.
MHS. DAN KEATING has roturncd
from a short visit at Coqulllo.
W. II. MORGAN, of Daniels Creek,
was a Marshflold visitor todny.
FATimil SPRINGER wns a North
llend visitor in Mnrshflold todny.
MHS. E. CORT1II3LL, of Enstslde,
wns a Marshflold shopper today.
LOUIS STONE, of Catching Inlet,
was a visitor In tho city today.
II. V. HOOVER and son nro on a
hunting trip to South Inlet todny.
MRS. P. II. HUIER, of Coos River,
was shopping in Mnrshflcld today.
W. II. KENNEDY loft today for
Portland on business ami pleasure
AMIEItT COLLVER of Catching In
let wns a visitor In tho city today.
MHS. ALEX. MATSON, of Catching
Inlet, was shopping In tho city to
day. MHS. ROUT. McCANN, of North
Hend, spout the day lu Mnrsh
flcld. MHS. HOHERT McCANN, of North
Hend, wns u visitor In tho city to
day. MHS. E. OUPTIL, )f South Coos
River wns a Marshflold visitor to
day. It. A. CHURCH, of North Inlot, wns
a business visitor in tho city to
dny. MISS GLADYS HOnfiHTS of Catch
ing Inlet wns n visitor lu the city
todny.
MHS. E. L. HESSEY, of Coos River,
wns shopping in Marshflold this
morning.
JOHN COLLVEH of Cntchlng Inlot
wns n business visitor in tho city
today.
A. W. STEVENS and wlfo of I Initios
Inlet todny roturno I homo to their
ranch.
MHS. P. L. PIIHLAN of Myrtlo Point
Is visiting friends In Mnrshflold for
a few dnys.
ARTHUR K. PECK returned last
evening from a business trip to
Coqulllo.
MHS. WALTER CONDON roturncd
last evening from it short visit nt
Myrtlo Point.
MHS. CHANT AMES of Myrt'o Point
H visiting her dnurhtcr, Mrs.
Woodruff, of this city.
MHS. P. L. PHELAN, of Myrtlo
Point, Is tho guest of Mrs. F. M.
Frledhorg ovor Sutidny.
JULIUS AND ARCHIE KRUSE, of
Isthmus Inlet, nro business visi
tors in Mnrshflold todny.
HOHEHT O. HOOKE and his sistora,
of North Coos River, woro shop
ping lu Mnrshflold today.
F. A. WILLIAMSON, of tho Standard
Oil Co., la In tho city on business
cuniicctcd with thnt institution.
WALTER COPPIOUS roturncd today
to Coos Hay after a two years' so
journ In tho vicinity of Portland.
T. J. THRIFT, Coos County Assessor,
pnsved through horo today on route
to Portland and Salem on business,
MHS. EMIL OGKI'N of Coqulllo nnd
her inothor, Mis. Fox, aro guost"
nt tho Fgnnhoff itoro in West
Mnrshfiold.
LEO J. CAItY camo ovor from Co
q'lll'o to visit his wlfo who Is still
confined nt .Mercy Hospital ln
North Hend.
MR, AND MHS. ARCHIE KRUSE
and small son, of Randolph, eamo
ovor on tho trnln todny to visit;
olutlves on tlio liny.
MnS. JAMES RICHMOND of Coqullh
arrived in tho city today to visit
at tho hoiro of )ior pironts. .Mr.
."lid Mr3. Goo. Gr-uH, of Rivers! Jo
HERBERT ARMSTRONG and Mrs.
Armstrong, of North Bond, woro
visiting and attending to business
mattors in Mnrhhflold today. t
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W. K. WISEMAN and family leavo
tomorrow for California whero
thoy will seek another climate In
The Flow TtaS: Des Not Disappo'nt
Sperrs Drifted Snow Hour
BEST BY EVERY TEST
hopes of bonoflting Mrs. Wlse
uinn's health.
MISS ANNIE SMITH loft today for (I
an over-Sunday visit with her
parents on Kmituck inlet.
JAS. 11. FLANAGAN is cxpocted
home on tho next Rcdondo from a
business visit In San Francisco.
MHS. LIZZIE BE ALE, of San Fran
cisco, is visiting nt tho homo of
hor sister, Mrs. E. T. Dalch. Mra.
llealo was formerly Miss Llzzio Ei
lcrby. Fight Tonight Jess Day will meet
I.hI; I iiiKL'iiiMich, of Klnmnth Falls,
ln n 20-round go at tho Marshflold
Skating Rink this ovenlng. lloth
nro In good condition nnd a fnst go
Is being prophesied by tholr sup
porters. Rack From Trip Herman Krug
er, former proprietor of tho Owl Sa
loon, hns returned from n sovernl
mouths trip to his old homo in Ger
many. Ho visited ninny points of
Interest during his nbsenre.
CATCH I NO IXLKT NEWS
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Mrs. L. Hudson Is visiting hor son,
Hyron Hodson.
Mrs. Alvn Honebrako Is tho guest
of Mrs. Sarah Bonebrakc.
T. W. Hlgglnson, II. S. Bonobrako
and Idn Mntson woro pnssongors on
tlio 'Wnli-Tn-Waso to and from
Mnrshflold Wednesday.
Henry Sldwcll roturnod homo
Wedncsdny from an extended visit
Enst among relatives and frlonds.
Ho snys "It sooms good to get back
to Coos Buy."
One of tho Davis boyB who waa
splitting kindling with n double
bitted axo accidentally cut an ugly
looking gnsh on his brothor's foro
hend 0110 dny last weok.
MALICIOUS FRUIT.
The Stlngi That Coma With CaraUti
Handllno of Prickly Peart.
My first sud experience of the Afri
can prickly penr was gained on a visit
to ii,c market place or AlglorM. Tho
fruit wan banded to us. politely peeled
by the Arab dealer, and thus as wo
made aciiualiitunce with Its delightful
coolness no suspicion of Its evil quali
ties entered our uilinR
A few days later, adding the excite
ment of ti little trespassing to the mora
legitimate pleasures or a country ram
ble, we eame upun 11 well laden group
uf prickly pear bushes nnd could nnc
resist the temptation to help otirxclvei
to some or the fruit The result was
woeful
Courentrnted essence of stinging net
tle Hccmc'J nil ut once lu be assailing
hands, lips and tuugue, and our skin
wherever It bad come in contact with
the 111 natured fruit wus covered with
11 thick crop of minute, bristly hairs,
apparently growing from It and veno
mous and irritating to Hie Inst degree.
Our sill: gloves, transformed sudden
ly Into miniature- robes of Nessus. had
to be thrown uway. perfectly uiiwear
able, and thu Inadvertent use of our
pocket liuinlUcrvlilefH before wo hnd
fully realized tin extent of our misfor
tune caused fresh agonies. In which
nose ns well ns lips participated. For
iiany n day did the retribution of that
theft haunt us In the form of myrlnda
of tiny stings. "Homo I.lfo on nn Os
trich Farm "
JUST RECEIVED
A Ircsli Assortment of
CANDIES
Famous Since
All Styles and Prices
From 5c to $2.00
BROWN DRUG CO.
GRADUATE CHEMISTS
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VCHOCOLATES AND
CONFECTIONS
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