The Coos Bay times., June 12, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Page 4, Image 4

THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1912 -EVENING EDITION.
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BALL SCORES
PITIFUL
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Christ Wahl, Paralytic, Shipped
Here Penniless
Idaho People.
by
Transit May Run Later In
Evening Between Marsh
field and Eastside.
It is expected that the Coos Coun
ty commissioners will soon nrovldo
for nddltlonnl ferry scrvlco botweon
In tho Const League were ns fol- a Uerninn who arrived hero recently j Mnrahflold and Eastsldo In the near
from IlnrrlBon, Idaho, presented a pa- ruiuro. tho pian is 10 proviuo lor
tlictlc sight hero today. Provision nn extra trip on wcok days to bo
Portland Takes First Game of
New Series From Oak
land Tuesday.
PORTLAND, Ore, Juno 12 Port-
innu IOOK ino urai Biuuu ui tiiu now ,,,, -n-,n.. i,l,,lao i... ,,. .
Borlcs from Oakland here yesterday . ' '. ' . . ,,. ...
by a scoro of oven to two. Tho scor- lalysls nnd rheumatism, Chris Wahl, J
Penniless among straiiBors and
BETTER FERRY
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snss
Rpnmmin InfliPC
the most strenuous tests you can give them.
cs
lows:
At Portland U
Portland 7
Oakland 2
Vernon 5
Sacramento . . . t 3
At Snn Francisco It
Los Angeles 1
San Francisco 4
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GARDNER TO ST. PAUL
for his temporary care by tho county
was made nnd it Is likely that his
story of a wrong suffered at tho
hands of supposed friends In Idaho
will he Investigated and nn effort
made to force restitution of pnrt of
tho property which he claims to havo
been swindled out of.
Wnhl was brought hero on n intincn
from Isthmus inlet today. Ho was
mado at 6:30 and for additional sor
vlco Saturday night.
Tho matter has been under con
sideration for soino tho. It was
brought up by n petition but tho ad
ditional service requested in tho peti
tion would nccossitnto tho placing
of nn extra crow on tho ferry which
tho county commissioners did not
tlilnlr wnn lllnflflnfl nt lliln Mmn.
Former Coqulllo Pitcher Transferred discovered tliero trying to walk back I Cnpt. Alex Ilnll of tho forry Trnn-
llV Pittsburg I to tho Hay from Coqtllllo nnd n Mrs. ' u nprnnnl.ln In Mir. nrnnrmnil tilnn
Harry Oarduer, fonnorly twirlor, Moore, who resided near tho head of fc uottorlng tho service, that Is mnk-
for Coqulllo in. tho Coos County
I the Inlet, discovered his
league and who"marModTcoauiuo " TO &A0
ll I !..! I. ...... ..! 1... ' "l tHIUJIl Ull UI. .lltOUIIUUt !
Kill, huh juav. uuuu 11 iiiioiui iuii u
Pittsburg. A St. Paul dispatch to a
Portland paper says:
"Horry Gardnor, former North
western loaguo twirlor, has boon re
leased to tho St. Pnul team of tho
American association. Qardnor was
do something for tho old man. Dr.
Mct'ormnc took It up by phono with
Jutlgo Hall nt Coqulllo nnd nrrnngo.
to send Wnhl to tho County Infirmary
to be rnred for until something can
be done about his ease.
Wnhl Is tint only physlcnlly Infirm
condition. jng n trip nt 0:30 week day ovonlugs
nnd running up to nbout 9:30 Sat
urday evenings.
Cnpt Alox Hall reports that during
tho month of May tho Transit car
ried C199 passengers, 110 doublo
teams, 220 slnglo tennis, 32 head of
stock nnd 47 nutos botween Marsh
Hold and Knstsldo.
. . . ..... n .. ' 1,41111 IO mil Willi llllj'riivjllllj IIIIIIUI,
given a tryout by the Portland Colts ,mt Ma nin,0t8 mVo evidently nf
In 1909, but did not stick. Ho was fectc(l M8 keenness, to sny (ho lonst.
Blgnod by vnncotivor, who sold him 0 tn, Bovornl letters on his porson
to Frod Clnrko's Pittsburg Pirates. fr0m 12. W. Wheeler, of Harrison.
Gnrdnor Is now n toninmnto of Tom- Idaho, nnd tho tenor of tho lottors
my Murray, anothor former Portland would seem to Indicate that Whoek.-
player." hnd shipped him to Coos liny to- get
Tho
NOTICE
porson, or porsons, who re
rid of hlin
Wnhl claims that ho had n flno
ntr1mtif ntnl fnrm wn mllna trrn
moyod tho dorrlck from tho dipping Harrison, Idaho. Four yenrs ago. ho
U1.1K. BUIBIBU Hi ixorill WOBUW, wn(1 tnl(Jn lcl Ho nn,l no rolntlVPS
Mnrshflold, will ploaso roturn It nt nn,i WMon t wn8 found that It would
onco, or legnl action will bo tnkon to no jiccossnry to send him to tho ho-
rocovor Bnuio. pltal. Wheeler, whom ho regnrdod a
COOS HAY WATER CO. ,t m0st rollnblo friend, camo to bin .
Wahl says that Wheolor told him ho
I would soil Wahl's placo and for tho
" ninnoy derived would Inko enro of
lmlnnco of His days.
saloon mnn, named Ceo.
T)rlmtta rttl It In fnPin n tt1 1i altvim.1
11 Tiftnli nlinltttnnit 111 tilnniin twin. ft ..".. . hlv'
ti' -.:"...'..'"' ' . . . , . . over tho check for 2bTiO to Wheolor,
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NOTICE.
On account of somo of tho chair
men not being roady to mako report, 'wnhl tn iim
tho Fourth of July commltteo will not r -.-,
meet until Thursdny ovonlng, Juno ,,'i "',", i
13. Each chairman will plcaso havo ovor (ho chcck for $2r,r,0 to wl
nbWlli.,T,n, TV h'Vu! I'1'"" went to tho hospital.
" LV 30 ' MXs,S.rA Jr8d,, . wnn nbout three yearn ago.
evening
nbout Wnhl having friends In Coos
County who would tnko enro of him
nnd nlso stntes Hint Wheolor has sent
tho Mnrshflold postmnstor money '
bo turned over to Wnhl on his nrrlvnl
hero.
Wnhl Bnys ho hns no frlonds horo
nnd ho did not know tho unnto of 'the
mnn ho was to meet In Marshnold
IIo also says that Postmaster Curtis
told him Mint Wheeler did not sond
him nny money.
One of tho letters in an envelope
nddrcssed to Wnhl is nddrossod to
Hoy WIobc, Vancouver, Wnsli., nnd
refers to Wnhl ns not being of sound
mind. Ho speaks of n friend In
Mnrshflold but docs not gtvo his
nnmo nnd nlso says that Wahl Imag
ines ho Is sick nnd Insisted on romnln
lug In bed.
Wnhl Is badly crippled nnd his
m,' sympnthy for him.
Men of dvery proportion can be fitfPt?
tall short or stout fellows. Tho season's
most stylish colors are hcre-CamSidn!
qrays, light grays, tans, browns 5
blue-grays. These Suits are priced at-
$18, $20, $22.50,
ff$25,$30andg
A Pretty Showing of
s New Shirts
We want to call your attention to our
excellent showing of new Cluett Shirts
new pattens and colors in both plain and
plaited fro.its. New Soft Shirts with SoM
Collars and French Cuffsin silks and silk
mixtures.
Priced at $1, $1.50, $2 and $2.50
l "Money Talks"
STIvTSOX
SIIOICS IX
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co.
ALL Til 12
nkw lasts. MABSHFIELD.
BA2TDON.
New Slclton
"ft lint In
fedora, tele
(copes, crush
ers, nmoolli
frit and
icrntclwiii,
It. O. QKAVKS,
Manager.
Mrs, Lola Lovo, wlfo of Wlloy
Lovo, n farmer living nonr Covonn,
an., says: "I havo taken I'oloy Kid
Wahl later went to Vnncouvor.
Wnsh. Tho letters from Wheeler nro
addressed to Wahl at Vancouver, and
nil of thorn keop urging Wnhl to como
to Coos liny. Thoy Btnto that Wheol
or has sent $12 to tho ngont of tho
Unique Pantatorium1
TIIK MODRRN DVKIW. CLKANKIW.
rilK8SRH8 nnd HAT ItBNOVATOna
ncv Pllln nml find thnm tn hn nil vnn lirnntu.ntn,. .1 tinrMn.,.i r- ii... Agont for Edward E. Strauia & Co
claim for thorn. Thoy gavo mo nl- to Wnhl to Coos liny. It states that t,n TaHorlnc Lot us mak your
moat instant rollof whon my kldnoys tho ticket was to bo second clnss and SSI1"1, , ,
woro sluggish nnd Innctlvo. I can that tho llrcakwator ngont would glvo , rom'nw'"'' rhoma ggQ-T.
cheorfuily rocoinmond thorn to all .him JG In cash of which 3 was to bol
niiffnrnra frnm 1ltlnnv tcAnlilna ' !.,,.. At.. H. n.i.. a i.i hmMBtwu .l. . ....
ft4w wmu(., Ktvuil iu iliu lllllll who nut nun llUCinrJ TBBLBfl" "mi, nanvoiofnoinvcniiTOiiDim
. . 1 m tiTA iu.iIm iiiti'i'i ka.kj-r...i
nttnr mifnla 1IT1K.BI IV1V' -"" ""'":i ".." ""
Bufferors from
Hod CroBS Drug Storo.
tho Ilronkwator. Tho lottor
tV.KlHl. 1
Fat'-wcnr)JSiiHi
Special Showing 1 Latest
and Best Dining Tables
Let us show you how and why our line
is incomparably the best.
KQUIPl'KI) WITH WIKIiJLKSS
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAVH ON TI.MK.
BAILS FROM AINSWOUTII DOCK, I'OUTLAXI), AT O A. M., JUNK
2ml, 7th., 12th., 17th., 2nd nml U7lli. THOM MAItSIIKIKLI) AT
thi: sicuvici: or Tin: tidi: juxi: itii, utu, nth, loth, sttii nmi
20th.
L. A. I'AUKHUHST, Agent.
Phono Main 02 LL.
The Electric Shoe She
is wiii:m: yi cav liirv skii
l-'KH SIIOKS OK Alili BIZKS IX)1
CIIILIKi:X Wo can fix your SIk
Millie you unit.
PAST AND COMMODIOUS
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Steamer Redcmdo
l.Ull'ri4I? UHJI llUIil.) A.MI hUlUIAUUMJ IHJIilj 'to
SAILS FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR. COOS BAY"
Thursday, Juno 13, AL 3:00 P. M.
INTKItOCKAN THANHI'OHTATIOX COMPANY,
l'liono 4 1. O. I McOKOItah, Agont
7Frm &Skf$FR?.
r Jy wr--r- - -jf-v js--c r a
We know it is the best lino becausts
wo carry tho best tables, offer the best
assortment, and ask the lowest prices.
We Want You to
See Thf Points
m
Ask to see our Special Dining Tablns
where the leaves are carried under the
top.
Talk is cheapBut quality. Diuing
tables .it lowest prices must be seen
to be appreciated.
So we ask you to come in, compare all
you please and where you please.
Our Dining Tables are on exhibition
for that very purpose.
TIIK FltlKXD (r COOS HAY'
S. S. ALLIANCE
r.QUlPl'KI) WITH WIItKLKSS
SAILS FOR. COOS BAY FROM PORTLAND
FRIDAY, JUNE 14 AT 6 P.M.,
CUNNKCTINO WITH TIIK NOItTII HANK HOAI) AT I'OIITLAND
XOHTII f'ACIFIO STEAMSHIP COMPAXY.
Phonn 41. O. r. MiUKOHGK, Agont.
Blanchard's Liver
Wo linvo secured tho llrerjr boil
rcRs of L. II. Holsnor, and at pn
pared to render oxcollcnt icnlc I
tho people of Coos Day. Cirefi
arivcrH, Rood rlKs nnd eTerrtmai
tunt will monn untiFtactory 'erne t
tho public. Phono us for a drlila
horso. n rlK or nnythlnc needed t
tho livery line. Wo also do truci
Iiir lHialncsB of nil kinds.
dlaxciiahi) nitOTiu:ns
Phono 1IIH-J
Livery, Feed mid Snlcs Scrrice.
Ml Klrsr nml Alilrr Htrocti.
WM. S. TURPEN
Architect
171 FHOXT ST.
Have That Roof Fixed
.VOW
See GOIiTUELL
Phono lltill
Thbh.0".1! ". $9.00
KJ"!?! $14.00'-
English IBrcakfust dio ff
Tables $ 1 Z.UU
1 rand Finished Dining dio ff
Tables piO.UU
lUxlra Size Special EZfl ft A
IIassive Tables, $2,") u'r pOU.UU
I' " '
Steamer Washington
Sail for San Francisco From Coos Bay
Wednesday, June 12, at 1.00
F. 8. DOW, Agent.
Ocean Dock.
WANTED!!!
CARPETS WJIOLSTKIUSa AXJ
I'lANUH I" Wl-"' "' J
mutlc cienuing t;onii"7 ",u
uork token nt
(IOINO & iiAiivur
PHONK 1V
PROFESSIOpLOIRECIUKl
cv it mnn n. nfiAHKIv.
L Specialist in NcrTe and Bplnal
Disease.
Offico, Room 2, Rogen Houijj
.. ...ii nrri.A iniim m v '.
Aiurouiieiu. wi.u ..- -
Phono 144-L.
COOS BAY-IiOSEBTJIiG STxGE LINE.
Stage loaves Marahfleld every morning at 6 nnd reaches Roaoburg In
time to connect with evening train for Portland. Stage nlso leaves
Roseuurg every morning at 6 o'clock and reaches Mnrshflold sarao
evening.
PARK 90.00, Round trip 911.00. Good meals en route.
C P. Barnard, agont, Roseuurg.
Otto Schotter, agent, 120 Market Avenue, Mnrshflold.
Tickets can be obtained at Hlllyor's Cigar Store.
Dll. A. J. UBNDRVfl
Mwir Hiatal Parlor.
fcff AflUlDMd tO dO bllB &
work on short totlo t tb jrrt
lowosi prlcos. Etamlituoa -
Lady attendant, Coke bnlldM. w
tlte Chandler aotl- pp"' "' "
JW. hxnnvtt,
ftMWJtff
)me over Flanagan A Betmott BsJ
vmim,m .u ui"
IMIBOHOIU
PERRY & NICHOLSON
Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
HKXitV 8KNGSTACKEN, Mgr.
Coqulllo OflUu Phono 101 Platting Landa a specialty.
Varms Timber Coal andent "EABTSIDR"
QenanU Ag llarshfleld Offlca 14-J.
DR. J. T. McCOnIAC,
Phv.lelan and Bnrjeoo
Marshfleld, Oregon.
tm t ..i.v.-. ni.tMlnr.
nn..n.ii nr.Q nfflr. Phone v
l'nn i ....-"-
dtt ii. noDOE
narsnneia ru."
8b Decorating CO.
Estimates MABBHFIBW.
. . . . mi. urs'
Furnished t'nono "
Barnard & Langworthy
l.-l.l..t nnntrnetOTS And BUPP
PHONE 1W'B (,
Union Meat Slarket.