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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1912 EVENING EDITION.
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TIDES FOIl XOVEMHEK.
Dolow la given tlio tlmo and
height of high nnd low water ut
Mnrshfleld.
Tito tldca nro placed In tho order
of occurrence, with their times on
tho first lino nnd heights on tho
second lino of each dny; a comp.ii
ison on consecutlvo holghts will
Indicate whothor It Is high or low
water. For high water on tho bar,
aubstrnct 2 hours 34 minutes.
lug at 2 o'clock and tho rldo down
tho bench Is a vory cold one, es
peclnlly at this tlmo of tho year.
Will Glvo Uanar Tho Baptist la
dles will glvo a bazaar, food salo and
lunch on December 7. Tho plnco
will bo announced later.
Not Candidate Al Owens says
that ho Is not a candidate for the
democratic appointment as postmns
tcr In Marshfleld. Ho says ho has no
aspirations to hold any olllcc.
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1.7
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0.1 0.3
1.10 7.30
C.S 1.0
1.55 8.19
7.0 l.G
WEATHER FORECAST.
OREGON Occasional rnln
or snow tonight or Friday.
IiOOAIi TEMPERATURE
RECORD.
For tho 24 hours ending at
4:43 a. m. Nov. 21, by llonj.
Ostltnd, special govornmont
motoorologlcal ohscrvor:
Maximum G2
Minimum 33
At 4:43 a. in 3G
Precipitation notio
Wind Northwest; clear.
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HORN.
'WIHTWORTII To Mr. and Mrs. O.
B. Whltworth, at tho homo of Mr.
Chns Lash in Marshfleld, Thurs
day, Nov. 21, a girl. Mr. and Mrs.
Whltworth's homo Is at Fort Or
Give RcciOil Miss Mildred Hood's
North Bond and Mnrshllold pupils
will glvo a recital In tho 1'rcsbytcrlin
church at North Bend tomorrow ovo
nlng. Her sister, Mrs. Frank Rood,
will assist by singing.
TIMES BiiN LEAVE I0DAY
WINS A WIFE ON HONDO
'Succi".Mr Chosen. Tho following
Item from tho RoBoburg Rovlow
will bo of interest hero, Rev. IJurlc-
hart having recontly como from
Itoseburg to nssumo tho Marshfleld
rreshytorlnn pastorate: "A tele
gram received today from Boston,
Mass.. states that Itov. Paul Lux
has accepted a call to tho Frcsby
torlan church of Ilosoburg, suc
ceeding Rov. J. E. Burkhnrt."
personal overflow
SHERIFF W.W.OAGE wbb In Marsh-
flold today.
MRS. HENRIETTA BEAR
Marshfleld vlaltor today.
Is
R. J. MONTGOMERY has gono to
Myrtlo Point on business.
J. E. SCHILLING of Myrtlo Point la
expected hero tomorrow on busl-
ncss.
WM. PUGH has gono to Eugono to
spond Thanksgiving with his mo
thor.
Lcnscn IIoiiil. C. F. McGcorgo,
haa leased tho new houso of Will
Chnpman's at Elovonth and Contrnl
for thrco yoars.
Ladles' Art Chili. Tho Ladles'
Art Club has postpouod Its mooting
this wool: until Frldny, December 0,
when it will meet with Mrs. A. L.
Housoworth.
IllK I-'llglit of Ducks. A big
F. A. GOLDEN Is In chargo of Hugh
McLnln's onlco, tnklh, orgo Mc
Cutchcon's position.
MRS. J. II. ALLEN and MRS. GEO
BLACK of North Bond nro Marsh-
Hold shoppers today.
A. O. ROOERS and wlfo and llttlo
son expect to lenvo next week to
visit at various California points,
flight of ducks In around Haynea MISS EUGENIA SCHILLING return
Inlot, North nnd Ponoy Inlets,
-which Ih an Indication that tho
storm Is not over.
Dnnco Tonight. Tho Fortnightly
club will glvo ono of Ita popu
lar dances tonight at Eagles' hall.
Tho music will bo furnished by
tho Low Koyzor orchestra.
Postpone Meet Ink. Owing to tho
funeral of Richard Walter, tho la
dim of tho C. V. I). M. will hold
their missionary mooting Friday
evening Instead of Frldny nftornoon
at tho Christian church on Central
Avonuo.
cd to Myrtlo Point, but will return
hero Saturday to comploto hor vis-It.
MRS. EDGAR SMITH of North Bond
Is visiting her slstor, Mrs. E. R.
Hodsou of Mnrshflold, this nftornoon.
JACK IIAZELTINE, tho cranberry
king of South Inlet, enmo to
Marshfleld yesterday, returning
tho snmo day.
Kills Iioii. Alva Grnnhy yester
day afternoon killed two largo
Alnska loons on tho mud flat across
tho Bay from horo. Tho lilrdH woro
among tho largest ovor seen horo,
weighing over 20 pounds nploco.
Tholr pi u in ago and breasts aro qulto
valuablo for millinery, boas, otc.
Chilly Ride O. B. Walker, ono
of tho pn88ougors on tho Incoming
Drain atago this morning, was so
chlllod with tho cold that ho was
hardly nblo to assist hlmsolf. Mr.
"Walker took tho atago this niorn-
di i:d.
JOHNSON At Sixes Rivor, Curry
County, Oro., Nov. 9, 1912, Isaac
J. Johnson, aged 81 years.
Mr. Johnson lived In West Roso-
burg for IS yoars, Immodlntoly
preceding September, 1911, wlion
ho moved to Curry county. Ho was
a votoran of tho Civil War and n
lifelong member of tho United
Brethren church. Nowa of his
denth was first rocolved horo this
morning by his nophow, Newton
Estos. Mr. Johnson loaves a wid
ow and ono son, William II. John
son, at the family homo, a son nnd
daughter In Missouri, ono son at
Union, Ore., and a dnughtor In
Canada. Rosoburg News.
Silas Christoffcrson Married
in Portland Honeymoon
Trip in Aeroplane.
Silas Christoffcrson, tho Coos Bay
Times' blrdnian, whoso daring fonts
with an ncroplano hero n few wcoks
ago won him the world wldo renown,
hns mnde another flight and this time
matrimony Is his vehicle. The nowa
of his marriage came as a sttrprlso
to his ninny friends ho mndo here. It
la graphically told In n Portland pa
per, which prints pictures of tho
brldo and groom, as follows:
"Oh, young Lochlnvnr 13 como out of
tho west,
Through all the wild border his stood
wnB tho best."
Home ledbsihr y Day
TOE BRADLEY CANDY CO.
invites the public to visit its
factory Thursday, November 2 1st,
between the hours of 9 a. m. and, 4
p. m., and see how good candy is
made. One of the visitors, (to be
determined by lot), will receive a
handsome box of chocolates, retail
value $5.00. Six others will receive
a 50c box.
ADE IN MARSHFIELD
"Young Lochlnvnr, In tho person of
Silas Christoffcrson, whoso daring air
feats have mndo him known through
tho wholo In ml, has camo out of tho
west again In n dnshlng ncroplano
courtship as stirringly romantic aB
tho ono Sir Wnlter Scott penned In
his fnmoua poom.
"As Lochlnvnr and his fair Ellen
flow "ovor bank, bush and apraur" on
his fleet steed, Chrlstofforson nnd tho
brldo of his choice will fly this nftor
noon on a romnntlc honeymoon trip
up tho Columbia. Tho brldo will bo
Mrs. Emma Becker, a young woman
of this city who cornea to ovory poetic
requirement na tho counterpart of tho
fair Ellon.
"So faithful In lovo and so dauntless
In war,
Thoro never waa mato Uko tho young
Lochlnvnr."
Courtship in Acrnplnae
"Friends of tho young folk only
lonrncd today how Christoffcrson
won his fair brldo after a courts'.ilp of
only n fow months, In which many
aoroplano rides together woro ro
mnntlc features. Tlioy learned tho se
cret with tho announcement that tho
wedding will tnko placo at 3 o'clock
this afternoon at tho Portland hotel,
with tho Rov. W. A. M. Breck per
forming tho coromony.
"Ono touch to hor hand nnd ono word
In her ea,r,
Whon tlioy reached tho hall door, and
tho chargor stood near."
"Directly after tho coromony Chrls
tofforson nnd his brldo will hurry to
their wnltlng hydroplane They hnvo
planned a honeymoon trip such as
porhapa no other nowly wedded coup
le has over been privileged to make.
Tii Fly up Columbia
'So light to tho croup tho fair maldon
ho swung,
So light to tho anddlo beforo her ho
aprung."
"Swinging his brldo Into tho seat
beside him. Chrlstofforson will start
tho whirring motors, turn his lovers,
and thou with a swish tlioy will rise
Into tho air for a fifty mllo Journey
up tho Columbia River.
"Sho Is won, wo aro gono, over bank,
bush nnd spaur,
'Thoy'U havo flcot steeda that follow,'
said young Lochlnvnr."
"How far will they go? Woll, so
rlously, both Chrlstofforson and Mrs.
Chrlstofforson-to-bo said this morning
Hint they didn't know. And didn't
enro vory much olthor. All they know
Is that tlioy will swing up tho Colum
bia Rivor valloy about GO miles to ono
of tho hot spring resorts thoro, nnd
lnnd whoro tlioy can with least troub-lo.
"'Wo'll Just go till wo havo to
stop," ' said tho girl who will accom
pany tho young aviator on his rldo.
'"Afraid? Well I guoss not. Not
with Sllns at tho lovers. Why, I
wouldn't bo afraid with lilm in nny
wenthor. Ho Is so careful and light
In his touch thnt It Is Just hcavonly
riding up thoro In tho air. I
" 'Havo I ridden before?
guess yes
Steamer Sailed This Morning
For San Francisco With
Large List.
A -
VESSELS DELAYED.
Owing to n rough bar and
an unusually heavy swell out
side, neither tho Nairn Smith
nor tho Rodondo was nblo 'to
to cross out for San Francisco
today. Tho Rodondo pubhoii
gcra returned hero. They will
attempt to sail at S o'clock to
morrow morning.
Tho Rodondo sailed this morn
ing for San Francisco with a ca
pacity list of passongors. In fact,
some who desired to still on hor
wcro unablo to socuro accommoda
tions and had to postpono their de
parture. Besides hor cargo of lumber, tho
Rodondo had considerable miscel
laneous freight, including 1000
cases of cranborrlcs.
Among thoso Balling on tho Ro
dondo wcro tho following:
J. M. Rny, F. J. Bird, II. E. Sin
clair, Percy Glbhs, Ed. Bennett, C.
W. Glbba, loin Lommloux, Mny
Lenimloux, Mra. Bnrrott, Goo. Mc
Ciitchcnn, A. J. Gullllnms, A. II.
McKay, I. C. Fallor, A. II. Flynn,
F. A. Strub, M. S. AIM, MIbs M.
Johnson, Miss Violet Hondorson,
Mra. OMvo Wolls, Mra. M. S. AIM,
Edna Lando, Mra. D. A. Smith, A.
Rohwnlt, M. C. Drossor, J. C. mil
liard, Mrs. O. TlmmoiiB nnd baby,
O. A. Buck, G. F. Thorn, F. O.
Bonowctz, E. B. Cordes, Bill Slink
clo, Lnno Schotoy, C. N. Anderson,
D. M. Smith, John Annls, T. Not
son, Bruco Hood, F. II, Strcetcr,
II. Hondrlx, T. Molassl, C. O. Bloy,
L. J. Lcsllo, Herbert Shlolds, Geo.
S. Wall Is, John Cosmos, John Rub
soil nnd Mlko SiinbbiiRB.
PTIPLACEI1
SCHOOLIBOARD
doth-
Dr. J. T. McCormac Resigns
as Director in Marshfield;
Woman for Place.
Dr. J. T. McCormac, who recont
ly moved to Berkeley, Cal., where
ho and Mrs. McCormac will mnko
their homo, haa tcudored his resig
nation iib a menibor of tho Marsh
fleld school board. When ho loft
n month ago, ho was undecided as
to how long ho would bo away and
thought that ho might bo ablo to
attend to his duties until his term
oxplrod noxt Juno. Howovor, nftor
hla arrival at Borkoloy and tho
purchnso of his homo thoro, ho de
cided that ho would not bo nblo to
bo hero enough of tho time to at
tend to tho duties of director nnd
so has submitted hla resignation.
Dr. McCormnc haa served on tho
.MiirHiiiioui Bcuooi uoaril ninny yeara
and took especlnl prldo In tho nd
vnncomont of tho school systom.
Having tnught school prior to prac
tising niedlclno, ho wns especially
fitted for tho work becnuso It was
ono of great personal Interest. Hla
rotlromont will bo regretted by his
many friends on tho Bay,
Whothor a special election will b0
cnlled to solcct hla successor haa
not beon announced. John C. Mor-
Make Your feet Smile-
Bu7 Your Shoes at Hub Dry Goods Co
YOUR COAT-----WhaTDoIt
Mean to You Women
Who Read This?
"Webster sjivh "A coat worn over I ho olhoi.
in;, a ftTcat coat, a top coal," is an overcoat.
t cusiul- woiim ucgiii 10 make now dofiniti
as soon as ho glimpsed this coat show uf ours-!!!
Yes Ma'am! He'd bo at a loss for words.
For hero is everything women think of in coats
whether the women arc young or middle aged
or older, whether they aro large or .small, whether
for school or street or dress, no mat tor what vou
want to pay.
These coats include Zibelines, Cheviots, soft
wooly Chinchillas, wide wales and rough mixtures
in variety. Priced $12.50 lo $35.00.
Complete alteration department in store.
Do you wonder why each friend who has a new
coat bought it at Hub Dry Goods Co.
Very Attractive Tailored
Suits for Women
Have you seen them? They arc the finest suits
you ever saw for tho money, all new nnd up-to-date
in every particular. New Models, New Materials,
New Colors, $14.00 to $37.50.
New Tailored Skirts
Values Extraordinary very stylish, perfect fit-
ting graceful and attractive shown in Two
Tone Whipcords, Bedford Cords, Novelty Tweeds, Serges and
Diagonals. $3.50 to $10.00.
"MONEY&TALKS"
at
Hub Dry Goods Co,
O'OONNELL I3LDG.
PHONE 301-J.
WATER FRONT SNEAK TIF
ROAD FINISHED IS CAPTURED
clinnt nnd A. II. Powors aro tho
wen I omor members of tho board. Thoro
I havo gono with him In has been talk In tho nast of hnvinc.
flights ovor tho city, and only laBt at least ono woman member of tho
Sunday wo went 'pinning up tho W1I- school board and somo who havo
lamotto, swooping under ono brldgo heard of Dr. Meconium rn.i,,o-
and ovor nnother. I'm tho only wo-jtlon havo suggested Mrs. I. S. Kauf
man In tho world thnt has over dono mnn as his successor.
that.
" 'It doos sound rathor romantic,
doesn't It? Rut It's awful fun and.
well I'm Just as happy as can bo.'
Mrs, B. Ulssnor, a sister of Mrs.
Becker, will bo maid of honor at tho
wedding coromony nnd Ernest Hnm
mor will bo tho best man.
"Chrlstofforson Is tno young man
who first gained fnme by flying off
tho roof of tho Multnomah hotel. La-
tor ho carried mall rrom" Portland to
Vancouver, and only a few weeks ago
went out In his aoroplano with a
newspaper man as passenger In a dar
ing attompt to save rescuers from tho
wreck of tho schoonor Osproy on Coos
Bay.
11UV n CELEBRATED KEEN
KUTTKK knife. Wo guarantee
thorn, fill) GUXXEHY.
EASTERX STAR XOTIOE.
All members of Doric Chapter
aro requested to meet nt tho Ma
sonic Templo Friday afternoon nt 2
o clock to attend tho funeral of our
ucufUDcu urowier, iuchard Walter,
By order of tho
WORTHY MATRON.
FRANCES McLEOD. Sec
Highway Between Marshfleld
and North Bend at Last
a Reality.
Tho completion of tho North
nond-Mnrshflold wntorfront road
wny, tho dream of sovoral yonrB,
will become an nctunl reality UiIb
nftornoon when Supervisor Grout
finishes tho planking. By lato thlB
afternoon, it Is oxpoctod that autos
nnd rigs can travorso tho water lo
vel road botweon tho two townB
tho ontlro distanco to Stanton nvo
r.uo. Tho road was talked of for a
few years and finally Marshfleld
mult Us portion of it. Tho county
commissioners built tho connecting
link nnd Mayor Simpson and tho
pcoplo of North Bond finally got
the balanco underway. Part of
the cost of tho last stretch of tho
plank road was raised by subscriptions.
XAME CANDIDATES.
MARSHFIELD DRUGGISTS
DESERVES PRAISE
The Lockhart-Parsons Drup- Co
deserve pralso from Marshfleld poo
Sfr'nt,!!5JhltiPo
............. u uuin. aim giycerino mlx-
Thls
Elks Piny it has been decided to
put on tho Elks' blcr homo nit turo. known as Adinr.t.kn
nlnr Thursdnv nH prM. .1.1... . I simple German romodv n'rat i,.
w rf ...... ttviit. MtKUlH. JJO- ,..- M . ' .-v ww-
ember 5 and 6. at tho Manonln nn I nT . "T "8 ?L.cu"n& aPPendlcItla
Mouse. PrIor t0 tno play th0 kg,that A sFnglE DOSE relleveTur
will got out a sneclai nnnm- n k stomach, gas on tha RfomnM, oj
called "The Big Noise." i constipation Instantly. It's quick COMING nd GOING. HAINES'
action is a big surprlso to people. FLOUR.
Eastsldo Nominates Men for City
Election Thero December 3.
At tho annual caucus In East
side, tho following candidates woro
nominated for tho city election,
which will bo hold December 3:
For Councllmon R. J .Montgom
ery, Frank Preol, J. A. Olson, Carl
West and L. S. Wilde.
For Recorder Wm. Leaton.
For Marshal Sylvester McGrlff
nnd O. E. Harris.
Three councilmen aro to bo elect
ed.
1--IUUAV AFTERNOON TRAIN
CONNECTS WITH THE STEAMER
FIFIELD BAILING SATURDAY AT
10 O'CLOCK A. M.
Wm. Baler With Many Ali
ases, Confessess Stealing
Edwards' Valise.
Frank Baler, alias Wm. SbU.
alias Win. Bates, was arrested w
night by Ofllcer Shoupo on
chargo of having stolen a ran
nnd clothing belonging to U
Edwards. Ho has contend"
will probably bo sentenced wen
by Justlco Ponuock.
Marshal Carter has also w
ered that Dnler, or wht J
namo may he, stole u"
clothes belonging to Iran
sen. Tho latter theft cowB
ted nt tho nogcrs rooming ; b
where tho man of many ns
a room, juuuudw. v.-. .
found today to prosecute the I
Baler's arrest foiioe - -
tempt to sell some ot
lug. Ho wnt Into the M
bar and tried to mrt the
and ono of the proprietors lD
lately telephoned the pol c.
Baler says ho is 38 je
Ho Is about Ave 'fjj &
half Inches tall and welgn g
160 pounds. Ho
tramp and acts the part. hJ
Mnrshnl Carter belle res h
was a former convict, d
denies this, although no
having boen at Salem. p
to Coos county a few jt
from Roseburg and fcai d
various towns In the countr
most recently at Empire. t.
n.in n fodnv being '1v.m
.""'".. r"n Ponnoci tw-;
,t might bo a legal ho. dnd
red Baler's hearing untu i
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney w
vist concurred in this.
TRY THE miNNEItrS ffg
SHELLS and FIIA your
DAG.
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