THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1912 EVENING EDITION.
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BULL MOOSE
PERSONAL NOTES
CLAUD PIPER of Coos Rlvor was In
Marshflold today.
FRED NELSON Is a visitor In tho
Coqulllo country today.
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yOU read about the big games between New York and Boston.
Men competing for the world's championship
Business is like that; a little. We're trying to excel in our
business; not so much to beat somebody else, but excel ourselves
We are trying to make a "home run'' in the "greatest service
to our customers;" we want every man who comes to this store to
get what is best for him
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Clothes are the best clothes made; we sell them because we know it, andjbecaue they
belong to just such a store, and just such a service idea as this
We can fit any man and wc can satisfy any taste In color, style, weave;
and any price-idea. Suits $18.00 and up. Overcoats $16.50 and up.
Woolen Mill Store
This store is the Coos Bay homo of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes.
Always "The Busy Corner" The Rexall Store
NEVKIl HKrOHK
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Rexall Violet Talcum Powder
Regular Price, 25c per can
nro?5XW,IKUE IX T,'K U. 8. A. THE JIUSV CORXER OF
swp..U SAI'K TOMORROW DUHIXC1 OUH BIST SATURDAY
FECIAL SALE, FOR
15 Cents Only
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Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
"THE BUSY CORNER"
PHONE - MAIM 9QA US
TONIGHT
Fe R.oyal
nJIAXD.Fonj, co.
Presenting
"ST. ELMO."
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SSvr.awn.
",:Cnd rb"-lwo lull shows
. iuc to all.
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t tho
Afield Cyclery
ftr aqents.
73 Broadway
WANT ADS.
LOST In North Bend, black rib
bon watch fob, with gold mono
gram, C. L. E. Roturn to Ever
ltt'a Drug Store, North Dend, and
rocolvo roward.
FOR SALE A good paying 2 room
hotel full of boarders. A bargain.
Address "D" Times office.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. 237 N. D road way.
FOR SALE Rooming house. Four
teen furnished rooms. 356 Front
street.
FOR SALE Dry wood, fir and al
der, at Campbell's Wood Yard,
Ferry landing, hone 158-L.
ANGORA GOATS WANTED Will
buy small bunch of Angora Goats.
Address stating what you have. II.
E. Glazier, Myrtle Point, Ore.
FOR RENT Furnished room for one
or two gentlemen. Inquire l-asn-Ion
Tailors, 150 Front street.
FOR SALE One 3 1-3 horsepower
gas engine. A bargain. Appiy to
COOS RAY TIDES.
Dolow Is given tho timo and
height of high and low water at
Marshflold.
Tho tides arc- placed in tho order
of occurrence with thoir tlmos on
tho first lino and holghts on tho
socond lino of each day; a corapai
Ison on consccutlvo holghts will
Indicate whether it is high or low
water. For high water on tho bar,
substract 2 hours 34 minutes.
paRsongors In from Jnrvla Landing
this morning.
On tho Ways Tho llttlo utenmor
Mllllconm Is on tho wnya this wook
and Mastors Drothors nro running
tho Inunch Marshflold in hor place.
date
October.
11 Hrs.. 2.52 8.27 2.53 9.00
Feet. C.l 1.0 7.0 0.7
12 lira.. 3.37 9.01 3.29 9.43
Feet. 5.7 1.5 7.1 0.8
13 Hrs.. 4.22 9.37 4.05 10.27
Foot. C.2 2.1 C.9 0.7
To Hold Story Hour. Miss Top
ping of tho Public Library will
hold ono of hor popular story
hours tomorrow morning at tho
library.
Auto Accident Ono of tho out
bound autos on tho Allogany-Draln
routo wont oft tho grado tho other
day, but fortunately no ono was
Boriousiy injured. L. J. Simpson
was slightly brulsod.
High Stack, Tho smoko stack
on tho now pulp mill will bo 245
feet high when completed, 12 feet
higher than tho ono on tho Smith
mill, which Is accredited with be
ing tho highest in tho state.
1 THE WEATHER.
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i niiEnnv Fair this aftor-
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noon and tonigni nnu Satur
day; northorly winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE-PORT.
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a. m. Oct. 11, by uonj. usinnu,
special government meteorolog
ical observer:
Maximum C5
Minimum 34
At 4:43 a. m 30
Precipitation nono
Wind Northwest; clear.
1JORX.
LUSE To Mr. and Mrs. Jesso Luso
at their homo in Marshflold, Fri
day morning, October 11, 1912,
a son. Mother and child are do
ing well and the proud father Is
so pleased over tnis latest eui-j
tion of tho "Son" that no uoesne
caro who Is elected president.
Servlco Every Friday Night Be
ginning with this ovonlug, thoro
will bo sorvlces In tho Episcopal
chufth ovory Friday ovonlng at 7:30
with an informal Bible study after
tho sorvlco, conductod by tho rec
tor.
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Travel Large Thero continues to
bo heavy traffic from tho outside
to Coos Bay. In addition to tho
capacity load brought hi by tho
Breakwater yesterday, twenty pass
ongors arrived by tho Draln-Gardl'
nor routo.
Harry Hoy and M. S. Crossen
Have Lively Fight on
Front Srreet.
Prominent members of tho Dull
Mooso party clnshed today about
noon In front of tho post oluco. At
torney HarrV O. Hnv. who In plnlmn.1
to bo tho orlglnnl Dull Mooso of this
county, ana M. S. Crossen. well
known real estnto dealor and mom
bor of tho flnnnco commlttco of tho
locnl organization, nntnrtnlnml miltn
a lnrgo crowd with ono of tho most
nvoiy ngiiiB mat naB been pulled off
on Front street In daylight for n
long ttmo pnst.
Both gentlemen put up an excel
lent flcht. worthy of nnv nnllllrnl
party. Thoro was no horning or
trnmnlntr. but lust nloln lilnu-n fmm
tho shoulder, glvo and take
Tho wholo matter happenod very
suddenly. It scorns that tho troublo
resulted from various communica
tions which mombors of tho Bull
Mooso party havo boon publishing.
At any rnto Mr. Crossen and Mr. Hoy
mot In front or tho poBt omce. In tho
COUrso of a vorv brlof ponvnrnnflnn
Mr. Hoy cnlled Mr. Crosflcn a liar of
somo 8pocinc variety which did not
appeal to Crossen nnd tho lattor gon
tloman promptly replied by slapping
Hoy In tho face.
TIiIb was tho signal for a very hap
py llttlo ovont. Tho prlnclpnls backod
off Into tho stroot and for n fow mo
menta tho blown foil linnl nml fnat
Thon tho fighters clinched. By forco
of their own weight thoy wont down
in a bunch nnd nt that ttmo somo of
tho spectators thought that tho fun
wns ovor and soparntcd tho two men.
Tho fight mado qulto a stir on
Front street and becauso of tho fact
that It wnn dun In nnlltlrnl mntlnra
attracted much attention. Thoso who
witnessed tho oncountor Raid It was a
nlco clean fight and thnt tho result
was about n draw.
Tho principals said that thoy ex
pected to go before City Recorder
Butlor voluntarily and offor to pay
a Ann for illntlirlilncr thn nnnnn nml
quiet of tho thoroughfaro In front of
tho postofilco.
SAAW
PROF. RICHARDS left this morn
ing for Coquillo valley points.
WILLIAM CANDLIN of Coqulllo
was a Marshflold visitor today.
C. A. HARRINGTON of Coqulllo
loft on tho Rcdondo for Cali
fornia. MRS. FRANK TERRY and daughter
Kathleen aro visitors in Marshflold
today.
J. A. JOHNSTON rcturnod this
morning from n buslnoss trip to
Gardiner.
MRS. I. M. DIMMICK of Coqulllo
is visiting hor son, Victor, of
this city.
JUDGE E. D. SPERRY of Coqulllo
Is In tho city for a viBlt of a
fow days.
F. E. ALLEN roturnod today from
Brldgo whoro ho has boon for tho
past two days,
ED OLDLAND was in Marshflold
from tho Oldland ranch on South
Inlet yesterday.
MRS. ALEX SANDON nnd children
of Dunkor Hill wore Marshflold
visitors yestorday.
F. S. DOW went to Coqulllo on
business this morning. Ho will
probably roturn today.
Cubs and Chicago Whlto Sox, whon
tho lattor, won tho championship.
R. O. Graves waB present nt ovory
gamo of ono sorlcs and sovoral
games in two others.
Will Glvo Social. Tho Swedish
Luthoran church will glvo a nodal
Saturday ovonlng at 8 o'clock nt
tho church hall.
To Glvo Supicr. Tho .Western
Star Robecca lodgo will glvo a sup
per and social ovonlng nt tho Odd
Fellows' hall, Wednesday ovonlng,
Octobor 23.
Coming Soon D. C. Greono, pres
ident of tho Chnmbor of Commorco,
has rocolvod word that Addison
Bonnott, n speclnl wrltor on tho
Oregonlnn, who was Invited to visit
this locality, will ho horo about
Octobor 14, Ho will coino In by
way of Eugene nnd will remain
horo for a tlmo to wrlto up fea
tures of this part of tho state
Reception Tonight. Thoro wllJ
bo a recoptlon glvon tonight by tho
mombors of tho Mnrshflold Baptist
church In honor of tho now pastor.
Rov. A. F. BaRsford. A splendid
program has been nrranged nnd n
good timo Is assured. A cordial In
vitation Is oxtonded to tho mombors
nnd frlonds of tho sister churches
and also tho gonornl public. Tho
recoptlon will bo hold In tho Bap
tlst church at 8 o'clock.
Commit too Meets. A mooting of
tho exocutlvo commlttco of tho
Chnmbor of Commorco was held
yestorday nftornoon. Tho purposo
of ' tho mooting wns to consldor a
proposal from Mr. Woods to nr
rango and publish an illustrated
pamphlot advertising Coos Bay. Tno
llttlo book will contain ndvortlso
monts of somo of tho business
houses nnd handsomo and well se
lected pictures of tho locality.
MRS. E. T. CRUDER of Scattio Is
la tho city, a guest nt tho homo
of hor son, L. E. Bllvon.
MISS JULIA HOLMES hnB roturn
od from nn extondod visit with
hor brother In Portland.
Wv J. CONRAD wns a passongor
on tho outgoing train this morn
ing for tho Coqulllo vnlloy.
MRS. C. H. DUNOAN and daugh
ter, Adn, of South Coos Rlvor,
woro Mnrshflold visitors today.
MR. and MRS. A. WARREN of Co
qulllo nro In tho city to spend
Sunday ns guests nt tho homo of
W. F. Ray.
TOM SAWYER, mnnagor of tho
Lakosldo auto lino this soason,
left on tho Redondo yesterday for
San Francisco.
"BILLY" HILL, an export timber
and mill man, arrived yesterday
from Minneapolis to tnlto a posi
tion with tho C. A. Smith Inter
ests horo.
REV. ROBERT E. BROWNING has
roturnod from Modford, whoro ho
hnB boon In nttondnnce on tho
diocesan convontlon of tho Epis
copal church.
MR. and MRS. A. Z. DOWNS of
South Fifth strrot h'avo as thoir
guest Ooorgo Colburn of Mlnno
sotn, who arrived Thursday on
tho Broakwator.
Proving Up. A. K. Pldgon, who
has a homestead above Allegany on
tho west fork, was In tho city yes
torday to mako arrangement for
proving up. Ho has a tract of 1G0
acres of good hill land on tho west
fork rond and has resided thero for
a sufficient length of tlmo to se
cure his patent.
Brings Many Passengers. Tho
Gasco brought a large number of
Pacific Launch Works, 8C2 North
Front street.
ROOM AND BOARD Tho Roycrcst,
388 First street, mono iza-A.
BUY NOW.
a ..Tinlm Intfl in NORTH BEND
can be bad at a very reasonable price
If taken now. B. 8. GEAR ft CO.,
Jlnt Natioati bbk.
Should and Shall. A correspond
ent, evidently a school pupil, wants
to know when to uso "shall" and
"should." Never uso "shall" when
you should uso "should" and never
uso "should" when you should use
"shall." In short wo should al
ways say "should" whenever we
should and nover should say
"shall" when wo should say
"should," Is that plain enough?
Saw World's Series Games.
There are a number of Marshflold
fans who havo seen world's cham
pionship series games of baseball.
Dr. Morrow has seen at least part
of tho sorles for the last throe
years. Frank II. Chase, linotype
operator on The Times, saw the
famous games between the Chicago
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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CHANDLER M. A. McLaughlin,
nnd O. A. Stlllmnn, Salem; Goorgo P.
Bottom nnd wlfo, Astoria; E, D.
Sporry, Coqulllo; Win, Candlln, Co
qulllo; A. M. Oavor and wlfo, Port
land: J. N. Miller, Soattlo; L. B.
Austin, Portland; Bon McMullen nnd
wlfo, Myrtlo Point; Wm. Berry, Myr
tle Point.
LLOYD II. Stolnburg, Coqulllo;
John Wagnor, Morryvlllo, 111.; Bert
Portland; Fred Sandors, Rosoburg;
Portland; Fred Sandersfl Rosoburg;
S, Keeney, Bnndon.
BLANCO C. E. Mathers. Port
Orford, and Miss E, Franklin and
sister, Portland.
CENTRAL R. E. Head, Rosoburg
and T. C. Thompson, Hawkins, Wis.
COOS Mrs. Holland, Coqulllo and
C. Frisco, Senttle.
NORTn BEND NEW8
MRS. PHILIP FLAOG and baby
havo roturnod from Snlom.whoro
thoy Ijnvo bcon visiting at tho
homo of hor pareats, Mr. nnd
Mrs, A. II. Eddy.
CLAUDE WILSON of Mnrshflold Is
registered at tho Sonnto chamber
In Salem ns ono of tho candi
dates for tho state bar examina
tion to prnctlco law In Oregon.
MR. nnd MRS. LASHAWAY will
leave on tho Broakwator tomor
row for Portland to spend tho
wlntor. Thoy arrived from tho
East somo tlmo ngo to visit with,
thoir bod, Hnrry Lashnwny.
MHB. A. E. MORTEN of North
Bond nnd hor guest, Mrs. Dixon
of Lor Angolos, woro visiting In
Emplro this mornl g. Thoy
loft for Myrtlo Point this tfftor-noon.
E. K. DARR1N Is back from a bus
iness trip to Marshflold and oth
er towns on tho Coast. Ho says
that ho was treated royally ov
orywhoro ho wont and that tho
country hns a flno future Eu
gono Guard.
MR. and MRS. LEVI SMITH ro-'
turned yostorday from an ex
tondod visit at Portland and Pon
dloton, whoro thoy took In tho
Roundup and nluo Into Washing
ton, whoro thoy visited their son.
E. W. Smith, who Is now located
at Algor, Wash.
Special CANDY BALM SATUR
DAY and SUNDAY at STAFFORD'S
FREXCH llOXBOXS 40 CUXT8-POUND.
Times' Want Ads brine results.
Henry Hoeck, a woll known for
mor resldont of this city and with
largo property Intorests horo, ar
rived on tho Broakwator yestor
day. FREXCH BOXBOXS 40c pound
at STAFFORD'S SATURDAY and
SUXDAY ONLY.
Tho SONS of NORWAY will glvo a
SOCIAL DANCE at EAGLES' HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
12. KEYZER'S OROHE8TRA will
furnish tbo music. EVERYONE la
cordially INVITED to attend.
TRUSSES
Elastic and steel, all
sizes and styles.
Sole agents for tho
Truform Truss
fitted free by an expert.
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