THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1912 EVENING EDITION
Clothcraft Clothes
Re&dy for Service
Q AREFUL examin-
ation will plainly
show you that Cloth-
craft All-Wool Clothes
are neatly and skillfully
tailored.
A "tryW will dem
onstrate ,'their, accurate,
pleasing fit. Wear, will
prove that Clothcraft
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give, good,- dependable
service.
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PERSONAL NOTES
Besides these important quality points, ,you ,aro also
absolutely sure of puro wool cloth see the makers ' signed
guarantee in the inside pocket of every garment.
The. choicest, fabrics, made up in the season's latest
styles, in hmus iv j.il uw iuu, uiuuxuiii, ouuiu ur siuiu, are
chow ty our Spring..line. .
Clothcraft Guaranteed, Qlothes cost you only $1Q to $25.
Some values that will particularly interest you at $15, $18
ad $20.
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I Yiu will find here the Clothcraft Blue. Serge Special, i
Ho. 5130, $15, advertised in the Saturday Evening
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SHERIFF v. W. GAGE is horo from
-oquiuo today on bUBlnosa.
T 9' RUSSELL, of Beaver Hill, la In
iuursuneiu touay on business.
ROY LANDRITH, of Coos Rlvor, s
In Marshflold today on business.
H. W. PAINTER roturncd yesterday
from a business trip to San Fran
cisco. ,
R. E, PINEGQR hns returned from
a week's trip to tho various log
ging camps around tho Day.
H. J.McDIARMID of Oandon passed
throughj.horo today on route homo
from u,trlp to Florenco and othor
northorn points.,
0HA8. BENZ, who hds beon em
ployed at tho Mannes & Matson
store, left today for Albuquorquo,
N. M., to tako a position there.
COOS BAY TIDES.
Hoi w Is given' th time and
height of high and low waUr at
Marshflold.
Th tides are placed In the order
of occurrence, with their tlmw on
tho first line and heights .on the sec
ond line of each day; ar comparison
of consecuUvo helghU, will Indicate
whether It. is high or low water.- For
high water, on bar, subtract t hour
34 minutes.
Date.
MR. COX arrived horo today from
Floronco to attend a mooting- of
the Marshflold ElkB this ovonlns
when ho will bo fitted with tho
antlers.
Woolen Mill' Store
Mill-To-Man Clothiers
jt"The Busy Corncr"-
Dayton Bicyelcs
, Marshheld L,yclery
MCVCLES FOR HUNT
MSTMGi
IY0DRMONEY
On every purchases you
nule tt iK'u itore. If every
&g isn't utiifactory all
pi Use to do it to jeik the
ing and back comci tho
cuh,
pi u the princlplo upon
tih the jucccjj of this
kusaea wai founded Sat
iMcfioQ or your monev re-
Wed. ItiialjothcRexaU
pufialee.
WANT ADS.
E. J. THOMSEN and family will
lenvo tomorrow for Portlands .Mr.
Thomson camo horo last fall from
Tacoma, near where ho had boon
engaged lu construction work on
tho Mllwnukeo railway.
M. C. HORTON and wlfo left today
for Southern California whoro
Mrs. Morton will visit for n month
or six weeks. Mr. Horton after a
short stop thoro will poccod to
Kansas City nnil St. Loula.
GUARDS CAMPBELL and Potcrson,
or tno Oregon Stnto Hospital ar
rived horo today from Snlem to
take .John Stnlvei, tho lnsnno map
who was found nt Sumner tho oth
er day, back to Salom. Thoy will
icavo in tno morning.
BIO CANTATiOUPE CROP.
Over 00,000,000 Will Uo Produced In
Imperial Vnlley This Year
LOS ANOELE8, April 30. Tho
growers of cantaloupes In tho Imper
ial Valley, California, estimate this
Boason's production at HO, 000,000
molons. Approximately G,G00 acres
hnvo boon planted this spring, tho
yiold, undor normal conditions bolng
computod nt 00,000,000 molons.
about 1,000,000 crates or 2, COO car
loads. At loast 30,000 tons or Ico
will bo required for tho shipping of
tniB (ruit to. tno markets of tlio coun
try. Tho Southern Pacific, which
handles practically all or this crop,
Ih alroady beginning to nssomblo .Its
rofrlgorntor curs In that soctlon.
To got tho moIonB to tholr various
destinations In good condition neces
sitates coneldornblo skill In packing
tho crated cnntnloupcn Inside tho
cars. In addition to Booking an nt
tractlvo nppoarauco In tho arrange
ment of tho fruit In tho car, which
npponlB to tho car-lot huyor when ho
Inspects It at Its destination, tho ship
por must boo to It that tho crates nro
Bonuroly fastened to prevent thorn
from shifting and to sco that thoy
nro loaded and pnekod na to allow
freo vontllntlon and refrigeration.
Hrs. 12.12
Feot iGi8
Hrs. 1.2.45
Feet .6.9
Hrs. .3.20
Feet .0.8
Hrs. .3.21
Feet ,C.G
Hrs. .4.28
Feot .0.2
May.
8.27
0.6
9.06
0.8
9.4G
0.8
10.24
0.7
11.03
0.4
3.0G
G.4
3.47
G.l
4.30
4.7
G.12
4.G
6.G8
4.2
8.24
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8.G9
2.1
9.31
3.0
10.07
3.3
10.46
3.7
WHERE TO GO TONIGHT
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Elks' meeting In Mnsonlo
hall.
Eagles nicotine In Eagles'
hnll.
W. 0. W. mooting nt thoir hall.
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TODAY'S SOCIAL CALENDAR
Mrs. F. K. dotting, breakfast
for Mra. W. A. Reld.
Women's Auxiliary, Presby-
torlan. with Mrs. Eva Gammlll.
Prlsclllns with Mrs. Henry
Olson.
Mrs. S. D. Harper nt sewing,
Baptist Mission Circle with
MIbs Mamie Qulovson.
THURSDAY
Mra. L. J. SlmpBon dlnnor
party In North Bond.
A. N, W. Club with Mrs. J.
T. McCormnc.
Social Sowing Club with Mrs.
Will Chapman.
Mlnnlo-Wls Social Club with
Mrs. Mary Thompson,
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Chllils and othors. Marshal Carter
has Just recolvod n lotter from Ger
ald Bunker, agency director of tho
National Casualty company of De
troit, saying that Arnold was form
erly ngent for thorn but la no longor
connected with tho company and
that they havo no knowlcdgo of hla
present whereabouts.
Will Ilutld Homo. C. O. Go8noy
la building a homo on tho lot ho re
cently purchnsed In First Addition
to .Marshflold from tho Reynolds Do
volopmcnt Co.
SPRING STORM
IS ABOUT OVER
Hand Dance Tho band boys will
gt.vo another of thclf pleasant danc
ing parties at Eagles' hall Saturday
evening. Tner will present an entire
program of now music.
Closed Storo. J. W. UniBtattd,
proprietor or tno Anona Cash Gro
cery, elbsod tho atoro yesterday to
readjust tho business. Ho plans to
roopon It -wlthlh a fow days.
Wiseman Moves. W. K. Wiseman
has movod from South Broadway to
North Front Btroot whoro ho recent
ly oponed a second-hand storo In tho
Nelson building, opposlto tho city
hall.
Settles Cnsc. August Hoolllng, of
North Bond, last ovonlng adjusted
tho troubles ho bocamo Involved In
with a San Francisco firm and nro-
I vented tho threatened closing of his
sioro on mo juugmont tnoy socurou
ngnlnst him.
lloat Recovered. Tho boat stolon
from tho R. G. Rooko ranch last
Thursday night and ndvortlsod In
Thq Times wob discovered tlod nonr
tho oil houso yesterday. Tho parlies
taking It ovldontly bocamo frlght
onod and thought thoy would bo dis
covered beforo repainting It.
In I'lnwl. Frod Aldo, tho East-
sldo mnn who was bound over to tho
grand Jury by Justice Ponnock fur
wironoatlng, ploadod guilty boforo
Judgo Bonson In circuit court yes
terday and was fined ?G0 and cost-.
Aldo didn't hnvo tho monoy but It
Is expected that ho will ml so It soon.
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TUB WEATHER,
4 (By Associated Press.)
OREOON Snowor8 tonight
4 nnd Thursday; southwesterly 4
winds. 4
LOCAL TKMPrttTATURi: UK-
PORT.
For twenty-four hours ending
nt 4:43 a. m.i May 1, by BonJ.
Ostlind, special government mo-
4 toorologlcal obserror:
Maximum 48
Minimum .., 43
At 4:43 a. m 44
Precipitation 27
Wind southwest: rainy.
For City UiiU.Mnyor C. E. Jordnn
of Eastsldo was a Marshflold visitor
today. Ho roports that tho city of
Eastsldo bought tho old sohool houso
nt auction thoro tho othor drij' for
I27G hhd'wlli moVo It onto tho city's
proporty and convert In Into a city
hall.
FOR KENT Small house, furnished
or unfurulshod. Apply DUG 7th St.
I-'Olt RENT Storo
r.Uo flat above;
I'houo 71.
nnd fixtures;
both modem.
lockhart-Parsons
Drug Company
"The Busy Corner"
oone
-Main "08 Us
fofaxaJUL
Xftvw
FOR SALE Furniture; houso rear
Chnndlor hotol.
WANTED Good tenant for a largo
r.tncli mid long loaso. Tho rauch Is
miltnblo for stock, dairy and Gar
den truck. Renter with loss than
$2,600.00 lieoJ not apply. Sao
Title Guurnnteo and AbBtract Co.
WANTED TO RENT Threo fur
bished roouiB for light housekeep
ing or small furnished houso. In
quire R. W. Edglngton, 177 Front
Stroet.
HOTEL FOR RENT Furnlshod;
$2G0 required. Call nt Leader
Harbor shop.
RESTAURANT FOR RENT Or sale,
completely furnished. Call 100
Front St.; Loader Harbor shop.
ELKS
FOR RENT Fine sunny li(use-kce
lne nnartmont. Sacchl llldg. Ell-
qtilro Nasburg Grocery.
.SCOTCH COLLIES -110. Address B,
W. B.. Norton's Gulch, Empire. Or.
F S. TURPEN
1Architect,
W FRONT JP,
at Roof Fixed
HOW
8ee COliTHELL
Pno gun
BARGAIN SALE; 40 horsepower
nuto for ?600; first-class condi
tion; fully equipped; cost new
J3000; will sell for ?600 on eut
terms. John L. Koontz Machine
shop, North Front street. Phono
1 80-J.
FOR SALE One new Stl-foot gaso
line launch. See Max Tlmmer
mnn. 862 North Front stret.
SAVE $."500
Six-room two-Btory houso on Com
mercial avenue. Built three years.
Largo lot 60 x 140. Is a swell homo.
Has fine lawn and small garden spot
In tho rear. At this price It la tho
biggest bargain In town. Price
$2600. E. S. GEAR, room 22, First
National Bank
Henry Ferris. Hadar, Neb.. Is tho
father of ton children and for tne
past 20 years has used Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound with the best of
lesults. Ho tells us; "I think
Foley's Honey and Tor Compound Is
the best cough medicine in the world
for I have used It for tho past 20
yoara and can recommend It to any
one needing a cough medicine.
For sale by Red Cross Drug Co.
Goinsr to
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Big
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ght
D)n9t
Miss It
Huttor Prlco Lower. Announce
ment was mndo today that the prlco
of butter hns been reduced to 4Gc
for Vj pound squares.
Moves HmnIiickh. -II, H. Wilson is
moylng his monumont business from
South Broadway to tho Dornitt build
ing on Brondway, near Curtis nvo-nuo.
PoHlMtue Meeting. Owing to tho
Inclement wenthor, tho mooting of
tho Marshflold Improvomont Club
planned for last ovonlng wns postponed,
Still Missing. No traco has yet
boon' found of R. H. Arnold, tho In
surnnco agont, who cashed worthloss
checks on Cliaa. Hlckox, Goorfce
Loroy Thackor, Wntortown, S. D.,
.Bays: "I suffered with rhoumntism
for over eight years, nnd It Beomed
, nt times I would go crary with pnlu.
Throe bottles of Foley Pills cured my
rheumatism and I gladly recommond
them. Sold by Red Cross Drug Co.
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At,
TEe Royal
Tonight
IIALTON and TIJAVELLE keep tho
houso In a continual round of laugh
ter with their funny dlaloguou. Thoy
havo splendid couttimus nnd mnko
quick changes.
DON'T MISS THEIR ACT as It la
not ofton a troupe of this character
comes to the Bay.
New Factory. O. II. Rood, who
for somo time has boon connected
with tho Nolson Iron Works, hnB sov
erod his relations with tho company
nnd Is now In Portland arranging to
opon n now Ironworks on Coos Bny.
Ho expects to return horo shortly
and start tho Installation of tho now
plnnt.
Ih Nominee. C. A. Ponnock la tho
republican nomlnoo for Justlco of tho
ponco in this district, and O. S. Tor
roy Is tho democratic nomlnoo. Somo
got confused by tho fact that tho two
tlod for tho domocrntlo nomination
nnd Torroy won. This moanB that
thoy will again bo opposing candi
dates at tho Novombor election.
Rainfall Since Saturday. 3.1 1
Inches Interesting
Weather Data.
Ono of tho severest spring Btorma
that Coos' Bay has experienced' Tn a
long tlmo has boon prevailing for tho
last few days and tho Indications to
day nro that It will soon coaso.. Th
baromotbr Is rising, going up to
29.90 this morning nnd tho ylnd
veered from tho southwost to nbrth
wost. Although the storm has mttdo.ttit.
weather most dlsagreoabjo, no dam
ns has resulted 'from it aoldo trom'
tho Interruption of outdoor opera
tions. Tho total rainfall slnco Soptomber
1, 1911, up to today Is 64,62 inches.
Tho total' precipitation for tho samo
porlod a year ago was 64.88 lnfchoa.
Tho precipitation during tho
month of April this yoar was 6.38
Inches, whllo It was 4.01 Inchea dur
ing tho month n year ago. Ih 1907,
tho precipitation during tho month
of April was tho heaviest for that
month In tho history of tho local
woathor offlco, tho rainfall totalling
7.66 Inches. "
fllnrn lnnf Rntnnlnv nlirht 1 11
Inches of rain has fallon, according
10 uio oiuciai records or B. B. Ost
lind, local woathor observer.
Itlvcr Rising.
T. M. Walkor, of Coaulllo. who
camo over this morning, statod that
tho Coqulllo rlVor was bank full and
Btlll rising when ho loft thoro. If It
overflows Ita banks, considerable
dnmngo will result.
A. O. RogorbJr., of Cdoo Rlvor,
who wna In Mnrshfiold today, roporU
ed that a consldornblo rlso was nd
tlceablo on tho uppor rlvor and many
logs woro doming out.
NEPHEW WRIT'ES AGAIN
Injured by Fall. A. R. O'Brien
whllo nsslstlng somo workmen In
placing Ronio now machinery last
ovonlng slipped nnd foil from n scaf
folding about flvo foot high. Ho
struck on his back and wns painfully
bruised nnd Jnrrod but no bonoa woro
broken. Although ho sufforod con
sldornbly last night and this morn
Ing, ho Is roportod getting alone
nlcoly this nrtornnon,
Noliue In Trouble. Frod Nolmo,
who operates n local auto lino, wns
halod boforo Justlco Ponnock this
morning on chnrgoa proforrod by Dr.
Goo. E. Dlx. Nolmo wna accused or
taking a contact spring from DIx'b
mnchlno. Nolmo claimed that ho had
merely borrowed tho part. Justlco
Ponnock round him guilty nnd Im
posed a flno of $26. Tho pnymont of
tho fjno was suspended, Nolmo only
being required to pay tho coats.
a GOOD PICTURES 10 CENTS
Boat Ruined.- Jamoa Wasson's
fishing launch was ruined by tho
storm at Big Creek. Ho had It
anchored nonr tho mouth of tho
crook at a point that ho thought was
porfoctly Bnro. Tho Btorm nnd high
tides reached nnd toro It nwny from
Ita moorings nnd drove It up on tho
rocks. Tho hull wna hattorod to
plocea nnd about nil ho will bo ublo
to nave will bo tho onglnes. The loss
Is considerable.
Rogue River Fishing. Warron P.
Reed, of Gnrdlner, announces that ho
and others will put In a small plant
on Rnguo rlvor this year to caro for
f'o salmon caught thoro. Whllo un
der tho law, salmon can only bo
cniight by hook nnd lino on Roguo
rlvor, still tho big runs of tho flsn
thcro onablo good flshormon to make
big catches and Mr. Rcod plans to
tako caro of thorn. Tho saltod fish
will bo Bhlpped from thoro to Gard
iner and cared for nt tho cannory
thoro.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
OF
fLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
At tho close of business, April IS, 1012.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $432,792.66
Banking House r?22?'2
Cash and Exchanges 261,981.96
Total $734,774.62
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in ? 52'22222
Surplus and Undivided Profits .- "'"H?
Deposits C29'210'95
Total $734,774.62
AMONG THE SICK
Jo. mi llerron la laid up
soyoro attack of lu grippe.
with a
P. A. Graf fort, of 1oh Angeles, Arw
Mrcr Criticism of Him.
Editor Times:
I am In recolpt or a copy of' your
pnpor of April 20, which contained
an account of tho horriblo doath of
my undo, Jacob Evans.
Thoro nro several statement
which nro misleading, but not on
your part, I nssuro you. Not Until
my last visit to my unolo's last D
combor, wns I awaro of tho fact thht
ho was what was tormod n "Bquaw
man" of tho onrllor days, nor did I
know ho had any chlldron from this
modo of living, nor did this caul.
mo to think any tho less of my uncle,
who rovcalod tho groator anaro of
nia pant llfo nnd experiences to rn..
Thoso, howovor, lib considered a bit
tor romombranco.
I lonrnod of undo years ago
through his stBtor, Mrs. Martha
Graffort, my grandmother, whom ho
had not scon slnco '63 whon ho loft
Indiana and locntod In tho wont.
Prior to her death sho ofton on
pressed n wish that I might visit him
nnd nbout four years ngo I bogan
corrospondonco with him, ho urging
mo to como nt that tlmo. My first
visit was last July, slnco which tlmo
thoro wns continued corrospondonco
betwoon us.
Whllo visiting htm tho second
tlmo In December In reaponso to bo
lng notified of his lllnoss, ho placed
explicit confldonco lu mo nnd entire
ly unsolicited rovcalod his entire.
business nffnlrs to mo, roatlzlng ho
was bocomlng ngod nnd living, as ho
told mo, with n constnnt fear on his
mind, tho full dotnlls of which I nm
familiar but doom It unwlso to ox
plolt nt this tlmo.
Contrary to rumor, wo partod In
January tho best of frlonds, which
Btntomont I can vorlty If tho young
mnn who spout, tho winter with
undo Is still In thoso parts. It was
through unclo's suggestion that I
ramo to California, ho paying my
fare to this city, to mako arrange
ments for treatments for him, his
ayatom bolng filled with quicksilver,
as his frlonds know.
In roferenco to Mrs. O'Mnlloy
claiming mo to bo nn "Impostor," I
enn produce tho noceBsary creden
tials nnd also unclo's loiters, whlcn
show ho waa satisfied of our rela
tionship, Only Ttiosdny wo recolvod
tho last lotter, dictated by undo and
written by n neighbor, bearing tho
Initials, por "B. W. B" stating ho
would bo down somo of theso days
and trusted wo would not bo dla
appolntod In hla not bolng nblo to
como Just now. The lottor wna
signed and havo alwaya been signed
"Your undo" Jacob Evana. My
vUlta woro most onjoynblo and ray
thoughts far from that of grasping
his Interests, as Inforrod. My repu
tation for honosty and uprightness
honrs Inspection, having held public
offices for tho past six yonrs in my
homo town, Buchanan, Mich., nnd I
can refor anyono to tho banks of that
city or any county official of Bor
rlon county,
Wo sincerely trust that tho shorlff
with his deputies will put forth ovory
effort In bringing tho cowardly as
sassin to Justice.
P. A. UIIAFFUHT.
NOTICE EAGLES!
uusinosa mooting weanesuay
VAUDEVILLE, Musonlr, THREE I night. By order of
NIGHTS beginning WEDNESDAY. WORTHY PRE3lDRNT.
rJtrCTimiaco.
Snow Drift Flour
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Highest Quality
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