EVENING EDITION
THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON
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MARSHFIELO LOSES THE GAME;
PITCHER IS PUT IN CITY JAIL
Sutton Tries to Ride Horseback
and Is Fined Ten Dollars
as Result.
SEVERAL ARE DELAYED '
ANDMISS THE TRAIN
Costs Them Twelve Dollars to
Get Back Home in an Auto
mobile Last Night.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Myrtlo Point, 0; MnrHlilleld,
2.
North Ilcnd, 5; Coqulllo, 1.
Unndon, 7; Enslsldo, 1.
Tears, Idlo tears. They flow li
torrents down the checks of the fan
nnd ruin his complexion. A dozen
perfectly good handkerchiefs were
Ruined! Kulncdl ltulned. And
still tho tide sweeps on nnd tlio heart
Is filled with sorrow. Faintly from
tho motly thronK comes the question.
"Cnn Mnrshnold play bull?" And
tho nnBwcr. Sllcnco, long contin
ued. Tries Hough Hiding.
It wns n glorious day but not for
Mnrshflcld. The winds fortold do
fent. A crow from tho top of a tolfl
phono post cried nil dny long, "Do
wnro tho Ides of March," or words o
thnt effect. Kvcn Mnrshflold's oi.
trancc Into town wns not trlumphnnt.
Ted Sutton, tho southpaw pitches
borrowed n horso on which ho Intend
ed tnklng n short' Joy ride, hut tho
ride ended sooner thnn ho hnd antici
pated. The stirrups were too long
for him nnd beforo ho could get com
fortably settled In the saddle tho mil
rnal wbh off on n gallop. "Sutt"
could not control tho galloping Htucd
nnd kcop his balnnco at the snnie
tlino so he went up tho street ut u
rnto which Is Hllghtly In oxcobh of tho
Myrtlo Point speed limit. Mnrshal
Drown, custndlnn of tho penco, com
tnnnded "Sutt" to conso niter ho 1m 1
charged for n block or so, nnd then
he, meaning Hrown, proreeded to
chargo nlso. Sutt wns locked up In
tho city bnstll nnd hnd to produce
ton "bonos" beforo he secured IiIh re
lease, IMtcliei'H Off Dny.
About this tlmo tho gnino Mnrtnd
with Johnson, MnrahflcliPi wt-ir
pitcher on tho mound, but Norm hvl
nn off dny nnd the first threo lnnlii'?
netted Myrtlo Point six hits nnd five
runs, so Cnpt, McCulcheon ordered
Button In In tho fourth Inning. Ab
bott then rofused to cntch nnd both
bo nnd Johnson wero rolonBod Indefi
nitely for Innubordlnntlon. I.nng
worthy wnB put on tho receiving end
of Sutton's curves but got tangled
tip with n runner who wns coming
homo nnd had to rotlro on account of
Injurlos. Cowan wns then brought
In from tho field nnd caught tho rest
of tho gnine. Alfred Mntsnn going
In at right fluid.
After the third Inning tho major
ity of tho Mnrshnold plnyers laid
down. Whon they snw they wero
beaten or likely to ho, they quit fight
ing nnd Just took n wnlloplng di
stend. About three men tried to keep
n llttlo spirit but the rest ncted like
n bunch of quitters.
Added Misery.
To ndd still further to tho misery
of tWent1. several of tho boys stopped
nt Coqullle too long In order to view
tho city nnd missed tho trnln. It roit
them $12 to get homo In nn nuto.
Myrtle Point Good.
Myrtlo Point played good ball nnd
Poland pitched n fine gnme. The
Myrtlo Point boys will mnke any
tenm In the league go some to win
nnd hnvo n chnnce still for first plnce.
Sutton pitched n good gnine nnd al
lowed but three hits In six Innings,
llurko's I'snd l3 still bothering hi in
nnd he got threo errors yeatordnv.
Cownn did well behind the but nnd
tried his best to put n llttlo llfo Into
tho tonm.
Tho score wns ns follows:
MARSHFIELD.
An.lt. H. PO. A
Woods, cf 4 1
O. Johnson, If . .4
NrlgRB. t!h
Thomas, lb A
McCutcheon, 3b ,1
Cownn, rf-e ... .3
llurko, ss ,1
Lnngworthy. c . .1
Abbott, c 1
Mntson. rf 1
Johnson, p 1
Sutton, p 1
1
0
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12
0
3
4
0
n
0
0
0
o
1
0
0
1
0
3
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n
ii
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FIREMEN PLAY
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North Bend Boys Are Defeated
But Enjoy An Entertaining
Day at Sumner.
Sumner won from tho North Dond
Firemen In n well plnyed gnmo nt
Sumner yestcrdny, tho scoro stnndlng
13 to 9. Thoro wns not much bit
ting on cither sldo but tho bnso run
Contest at Coquille Won by
North Bend but Other
Side Claims it.
STANDING OF CLU11S.
W. L. P.C.
North Ilend 7 1 .875
Coqulllc 6 2 .7G0
Myrtlo Point ...5 3 .C25
Mnrshfleld 3 5 .375
Dnudon 3 5 .375
Enstslde 0 8 .000
The game at Coqulllo between Co
qulllo and North Uend wns one of tho
hottest of tho season. The teams
were tied for first place nnd every
point wnB hard fought; North Bend
won by n Bcore of 5 to 4, largely
through the work of Danncy Hull
who Ditched flno ball. Thero was n
nlng wns good nnd both tcnniB mndo.,nrgo ,,, t 0f rnw chewing nnd nt
UYUrj VIlIllll'U LUIIIll.
n bnsltot lunch and
wns enjoyed. Tho lineup of the
tennis wns ns follows:
No. Ilcnd Firemen Pos. Sumner
North Ilcnd Firemen Joe Olln,
cf; Ii. A. Loomls, rf; Chns. Smith, lib
nud p; Geo. Ilglllo, lb; Ilort Smith,
p nnd 2b; Scth Johnson, 3b nnd c;
Illll Hancock, c nnd 3b; Jnck Now
lln, ss; Frnnk Miller, It; Jackson p.
Sumner U. Mntson, p; L. 0. Mas
ters, If; Fred Stock, ss; Jnmcs Stock,
c; I,. Hnzclton, 3b; Frnnk Stock, lb;
Moore, cf; Robt. Illchnrds, rf; Jny
Itlchnrds, 2b; Geo. Dubuque, p.
Joo Moore ncted ns umplro nnd
gnvo n squnro deal all around.
... M ""I largo niuoiint or rnw encwing nnu ni
. After tho gnmo ono ttnl0 the Bni0 wnB dolnyod for
a llttlo social tlnio'20 minutes on nccount of n complaint
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BALL SCORES
Portland Wins From San Fran
cisco Saturday Oakland
Shut Out Sacramento.
STANDING Ob' TEAMS
W. L. P.C.
Veinon 5S 38 .G04
Oakland 54 41 .DCS !
Los Angeles. . .51 43 .543 !
Portland 40 47 .400
San Francisco . .39 5C .411
Sncrnmonto . , .37 54 .407
( Uj-
11 K
0 3
U 0
H K
8 1
It 1
II B
5 1
9 1
Totals 3(1
Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
PORTLAND. Oro., July 15 Port-
In Itil jtnfutlf ittl Kuti 1t'innnla Iti Cn tti
day's game. Oakland shut out Sneru-!i,nloiu,y' vt
mento nud Vernon won from Los
Angeles.
The scores for Saturday follow:
At San Frniu-lsco II
Saccamento , 0
Oakland 13
At Vernon II
l.os Angeles 3
Vernon G
At Portland R
Portland 4
Pnn Francisco ...-. i
mndo by Coqulllo. The gnmo wns
protested by Coqulllc on n decision
mndo by Umpire "Don" Gnrdlnor In
the fourth Inning. .1. Collier wns on
third nnd attempted to steal In, the
bntter Interfering with tho piny. Tho
runner wns called out when Coqulllo
clnlms he should have been snfo nnd
tho gnmo wns protested on tho deci
sion. Collier, tho Coqulllo pitcher was
hurt, spraining his nnkle, but con
tinued on the mound for his team.
Tho Coqulllo fans bncked their
team henvlly nt odds of two to ono
with North Ilcnd nt tho short end.
Saturday night It wns tho Intention
to rnlso n pool of $500 between some
of Coqulllc's heaviest backers but thu
anion nt wns not made up in full.
Tho North Uend boys took n bacon
with them so they would bo nblo In
bring it back, nnd they suro brought
bnck tho bacon. Kissnm nnd Connors
of North Ilcnd got two base hits,
while Johnson, Howell nnd Ocrdlug
of tho Coqulllc tenm hit for two bags
each. Surbcck of North Uend got n
three bagger.
Next Sunday North nend nnd Co
qulllo play on the- former's diamond
nud tho gnme will probably scttlo the
championship of tho counry. Co
qulllo Is confident ot winning nud tbi
Valley boys think they wero robbal
of yesterday's game. North Hn.j
Is Just ns confident nud Its boys snv
that If anyone has n kick coming It
Is them.
The score follows:
NORTH REND.
AD. It. H. PO. A. K.
Gnffney. 2b . ...C 0 1 0 4 0
Young, ss 4 0 0 1 2 1
Hull, p 4 0 0 1 4 0
KlBsniu. lb 4 2 1 10 0 0
Connor, e I 2 1 12 0 0
Wnllncc. 3b ....4 1 0 1 1 1
Surbcck. rf 3 0 1 0 1 0
Heath, If 4 0 0 0 0 0
4 0 0 2 0 1
Possibility That Affairs of
Merchant & Son Can be
Adjusted Soon.
Tl'c creditors nnd others Interested
In the financial matters of Merchant
and Son meet this afternoon. Sev
eral propositions for n settlement
will be brought up and it Is believed
that tho affairs of the company cnn
be so adjusted thnt the storo can
again be opened nnd the business car
ried on.
FINE HOMES TO
BE BUILT HERE
Construction Work on Several
Handsome Residences in
. the City Started.
Several now residences in Mnrsh
flcld are being started. Cnpt. Olson
of tho Nann Smith hns lot tho con
tract for tho building of tho founda
tion for his new residence In South
Mnrshfleld. It will bo ono of tho
most handsome homes in tho city.
David A. Jones Is Btnrtlng tho er
ection of n new houso In Fcrndnlo.
Georgo Winchester has started tho
building of n cottnge In West Mnrsh
fleld. Tho NJerdrum brothers, who nro
associated with C. A. Smith In tho
erection of tho pnper pulp mill in
this city nro planning tho erection of
n very hnndsomo homo in Mnrshfleld.
WOMEN WILL WORK
(Dy Associated Press to tho Coos B;
Times).
RELIN, July 15 Woman stiff rn
Ists, tho Socialists nnd other advo
cates of tho cqual-pay-for-equal-work
doctrlno nro much wrought up over
n plan of tho imperial post depart
ment, Just announced, whereby S.C00
mnlo employes nro to bo replaced by
women on tho scoro of economy. It
Is estimated that n yearly saving of
about 6,000,000 marks or practically
$1,500,000 will bo effected, Tho sal
ary of somo 3,600 of tho posts to be
filled with women will bo 760 mnrk
a year. This makes $14. S8 n month.
hits -McCutcheon. Carl, Poland.
Struck out Dy Polnnd. 7; by Sutton,
2; by Johnson. 1. Passed balls--l.nngworthy
and Cowan.
A. Folter umpired t he gnmo to
everyono's satisfaction. Ills de
cisions were good nud his Judgment
on balls nnd strikes was almost perfect.
RASTSIDR LOSER.
Johnson, ss 5 1
Lnrenz, 2b 5 0
Dyles, c 4 0
J. Collier, p . . . .4 1
Howell, cf, 4 I
Oerdlng, 31 4 0
C. Collier, lb ...4 0
A. Collier, If ...4 1
They, rf 4 0
5 4 27 12 5
COQUILLE.
All. It. II.-PO. A. K.
2 0 4 0
2 0
11
0
0
1
10
A. M. Nnson, fnrnilng near
Cnnnnn, Me., wns badly crippled with
sciatic rheumatism due, ho snys, to
uric ncld In his blood. "Foley Kid
ney Pills entirely cured me nnd ntso
removed numerous black specks that
wero coutlnunlly before my eyes."
Foley Kidney Pills nro n uric ncld
solvent nud nro effectlvo for the var
ious forms of rheunintlsm. Lock
hart & Pnrsons Drug Co., "The Ilucy
Corner."
Totals 38 4 10 26 10 r
SUMMARY.
Two-bnso hits Kissnm, Conners.
Johnson, Howell nnd Oerdlng. Threo
bnso hit Surbcck. Struck out Tly
Collier, 11; Hull, 9. Umplro
Gardiner.
FUNERAL HELP TODAY
George F. Itlood, Ola Soldier nnd So.
tier, Is Hurled.
Tho funeral of Georgo F. Wool
was held this morning, the burial
tnklng plnco nt the cemetery on Coos
River. Old friends of Mr. niood Wero
In attendance. A friend of tho dft
Gmt. lo Itundoii Hut Defeated by die
Team of (lint City.
Knstsldo continues to lose, drop
ping yesterday's gnmo to llandnn by
a score of 7 to 1. Tho ennm wna nf
iiaiiuon. Clinton pitched n good i ' lNl8ea nns eoniriuuieu me following
game hut errors behind him brought h"Wirdlng Mr. niood:
In most of Ilnndon's tallies. The Georgo Francis niood was born at
game ties Unndon nud Mnrshfleld for,8'0'0' M83-. " November 27, 183 .
fourth plnco. A good crowd was out. I ,,( Brew t0 'ounK manhood on his
1 villi., a . .. ntltifi fn an iliA.i ..-.. Jl
.Mr. wiiuir nns given un Wartimes,"""" " '""" l,,v" "--" u n lire
ns mnnager of tho Kaslsldo team and
McDonald Is now acting captain nnd
manager.
MOTOHCYCLKS Ol'T.
Party Go From Tills City on Wagon
itoau to .Myrtlo Point
Totnls 31 2 4 24 IS S
MYRTLR POINT.
An. It. H. PO. A. R.
Prov. If 5 1 0 1 1 0
O. McDonald 2b .5 3 2 2 0 1
Poland p 4 1 2 0 fi 0
n-ovn. Nb 3 1 n 1 2 1
Admus. lb 1 2 1 2 0 0
Cirl. lb 2 0 1 7 0 H
Nystrom rf 4 n i i o 0
J McDonald, e . . 1 0 n 9 2 o
DonifMit. ss I 0 n 2 1 2
Hermann, cf . . . . I 1 2 2 0 n
mnn until he Joined the army. IJo
wns mustered Into service on April
22. lSill. In Company E. Sixth Mn
(nchusetts Volunteor Infantry and
served threo months. Ho wns mus
tered out or sonico August 2. 186 1.
On July 7. 1862. ho Joined Captain
Daniel Onkey's company of the Sec
ond uogimenr of .Massachusetts Vo.
DR. .HCKYLL nud .MR. HYDH nt
The Royal
TONIGHT
nlso
ARRESTING FATHER
nnd
HOW .JACK GOT EVEN
Three vory Interesting photo p'.nys.
10 Cent.
We Clean and Press
Ladies' and Gent's Suits
Goods Called for
- arid Delivered
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
PIIO.NB MAIN tnj
Marshfield & North Bend Auto Line
GORST & KING, J'roprlctors.
Cars leavo Murshflold every 45
minutes from 7:15 a. m. until 12;3rt
midnight. Leavo North Dena on
same schednlo, stnrtlug nt 7 n. m
until midnight. See Saturday Times
for schodule.
!!& a saw rs SESir P
ss? TSsMras t& -SI H; rv H
gnmo nt Myrtle Point, but nilly had iSflS nt m lo Genera, 1 i !'
?yJ L "fi"0,?.r:,"R ?.,.l?R!nl . nio.l came to Coos Ray ,.,
" "" ". "' '".'. " ro ue-.iN75 and had remnlned her .p
tweon Coqulllo nnd home,
I .r-ogluJr
STADDEN
AH Mnds ot photograph work,
bromide enlarging nnd kodnk
Untuning.
Totn' 30 0 1 27 12 t
Sr-ORE DY IN'VTVGR.
Mc-sbfleld ..0 0 1 1)0(1(10 12
HPs . ,.ooii naoos-i
MvrMo Potnt.3 0 3 0 3 0 10 -!
Hits 2 0 4 0 0 0 2 1 -ll
SUMMARY.
lid pitch Johnson, Two-base
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NEW SAW MILL.
Tho Rnnden callod In hero Wed
nesday on hor north bound trip, nnd
Inndod machinery for the saw mill
on Slxos river. Mr Fleger and Tom
Lewis of llandon hnvo been waiting
hero n few days for tho arrival of
the machinery which they will help
to Install. Port Orford Tribune.
slnco. He worked nt different trades
and accumulated enough to keen him
in ease nnd comfort In his declining
years. He was mi honorable an-l
cood citizen. He died at his home in
Mnrshfleld, Julv 13, 1012 He wns
t'e Inst surviving member of his fnni
llv. he being ono of four children of
which none was evor married. Ho
was laid to rest In the Coos River
cemeterv the burial being thero at
h's own request.
We Have Been Successful
in buying a large stock of first
class Electrical material and can
give our patrons a very low price
on house wiring. Get our price
you can't afford to miss It.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
Phont 237-J
Cluett Shirts
Keiser Ties
Sold on Our System for Cash
Notice the Saving
"Money Talks"
Hub Clothing and Shoe Co.
MARSHFIELD.
BANDON.
FAST AND COMMODIOUS
:n
Steamer Redondo
EQUIPPED WITH W1HELEU8 AND SUBMARINE HELL
SAILS FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR COOS BAY
Wednesday, July 17, At. 3:00 P. M.
INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Phone 44. O. F. McGEORGh, A gut
Get Busy
AND OET AFTER THAT ROOK, HUT FIRST COME IN AND OH
OUR PRICES ON SIH.NGLlvS AND ROOFING PAPER.
SHINGLES 51.no AND UP.
ROOFING PAPER, ONE PLY, JM.25 AND UP.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co,
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
THE FRIEND OF COOS RAY'
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
SAILS FROM PORTLAND TO COOS DAY
SUNDAY, JULY 14, AT 6 P. M.
CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH I1ANJC ROAD AT rORTLAM)
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Phono 4 1. 0 F, McGEORQE, Asl
Steamer Washington
Will Sail Prom San Francisco for Coos Bay
Monday Evening, July 8
WITH PASSENQERS AND FREIGHT
F. S. DOW, Agent.
Occad Dork-
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAY8 ON TIME.
SAILS FROM A1NSWORTH HOOK, PORTLAND. AT O A. M., J1
r",'"1'1: ""' J0"'. -! "nil 20th. FROM MARSHFIELD ATTltfj
" "" "' " '"UK, JULY Oth, 11th, 10th. 21st, 20th nnd i
Phone Main TOLL. T .flT.T.Wn Acent.
W Xff AIJ4 --
COOS BAY-IiOSETirmn ar i aw. T.rwn.
Umf toeconnec,tarflfld ?" m0Tnl " 6 "ache Ro4el"Jrfr!
hLm T1 W,th evon,Be troJn for Portland. Stage also le'
?venlni'g mrn,DK 0t 6 ,c,ock reaches MwhfleW "
P nnrn.i ' . T tr,P "'00' Good muili en route,
i. Barnard, agent, Roseburg.
-, lt0 Schotter, agent, 120 Market Avenue. MarsbfleU
n-M-ua cnn do obtained at Htllyer's Cigar Store,
C.
I ifir A..JL- O.
.jr i.ulo oervice
Oood Cars. Careful Drivers and
?wonaMe charges. Our motto:
cs)Li Bnywhere at any time."
Stnnds man Tifioi .j ,.,""
Cigar Store. DayPhonea--a--,3n.0
Night Phone 46.
"ARKFH GOnDAT.P ,
Anywhere, Any Time
Pnwfui nrlvlnc
Reasonable V
FISHER AUTO SERVICE
jt ctaiiii'ii ProD.
Phono orders to Hlllyer's ClPj
store, Phone 18-J. Alter
Phono 5.-J. MarshfleldOreC2
-- ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING 00NE AT THE TIMES' OFflfl
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