The Coos Bay times., January 07, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Page 4, Image 4

THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1913. EVEMIMG EDITION.
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City Engineer Gidley Recom
i mends Many Blocks of
f Permanent Work.
City engineer Qltllcy Inst evening
tlio bill wns presented were workliiR,
but the coinpnny wns not furnlslilnK
wnter for Rovcrnl sower lluali tntilcM
In West Mnrstiflold.
Counrlltnnn Copplo wnntod to
know tlio rnto the company wns
rhnrRltiR for this wnter. He snitl
Hint ho thought n rnto of ten rents
per tliommnd Kiillons wns nmplo nntl
not 11 f teen ns someone hml BURKestod.
Couiirllninn Morchnnt snld thnt tlio
bill wns nintlo on n lint rnto nnil wns
less thnn llfteen cents per thousand,
tlio volumo of wntor used being sim
ply estimated.
Routine Proceedings.
The rltv council did not tnlo up
the innttor of mnlntiilnlnir the Coos
Ilnv Concert iinnd ror tno enminiKi
thus settling tlio question nbout tlio
street not having boon dedicated.
Action on it wns nosl-noncd until
Cltv Attorney Coss returns.
Action on W. S. Chnudlor's appli
cation for nn extension of tlio terri
tory covered by his heating frnn
chlso wns postponed until City At
torney Goss returns.
made a report to the Mnrshllcld city " J- ,, Mnnnj.or WR f
council on tho streets Hint ho -" ' '"" "'v nrtwcnt but tho petl
thought should bo hard surfaced b", wis . ont.jut tlio 1
pnvod this year. Ho snld hat tho lonB t, for tho organization wero
Btreots were In such condition that, ll ,,,,,,
repair work wns n most useless, lie. noL ..,.- ori,,nd n wnrant for
I ALONG THE WATERFRONT I
;
The Fllleld snlled from Ilnndon to
day for San Francisco.
Tho Nairn Smith arrived In from
liny Point nbout 2 o'clock this morn
ing. Ruho Lyons of North lnlot brought
his gnsollno lnuneh, Hcdton, to town
tills morning for repnlrs.
TO IMPROVE HOAI).
TO LEI STATE
PASS OK WATER
1 liUUlllltlL'U H "'' i,2i0ww.f
?8i drawn for tho monthly support
of tho library.
It was reported that tho light com
mittee hnd ordered two Incandescent
lights placed on Seventh street nenr
Ingorsoll.
Hugh MrLnln was onicrcu pom
out $.121 moro on bis Fourth
recommended hard surface paving
for the following streets:
Front street from Kim to Hem
lock. Ilroadway, from Market to Alder.
Broadway, from Centrnl to Hall..
Curtis, from Broadway to Second
StrCOt. nlinnf
Tho Improvement of Broadway airn,,f i,,,,nvnmoiit contract
will rench from nenr tho depot to tho, nyor Straw said that (leorgo
intersection of Broadway and Front Wo)f of p0rndalo bad asked that the
street. While Mr. Clldloy has not, viiy lnnIt0 HOino minor ropnlrs In tho
recommended it In his roport, It Is )n)1K wj,nrf fr0ni Fomdnlo out on
underBtood thnt tho grndo on North pr0I,t street. Ho snld tho wnlk had
Broadway may bo reduced, making l)0on ,ut j,y private parties. Bonts
It a much moro attractive street. I ,.., to tll0 wn)1 i,nil .inninged It and
This was suggested some time ngo,' ,mlogB ,,oro wero somo piling driven,
nftor tho street hnd llrst been plank- tll0 wnlk woui,j Boon i,0 wrecked. Ho
C(, , , . , , , snld that Tools Noble bad agreed to
Mr. Oldloy's roport wns referred to (lrivi, lwo ,,Ung for tho wnlk for
tho Btroot commltteo to Invcstlgnto 10 Tho mutter was referred to tho
and roport on at tlio next mooting. Btrccl (.omiultteu with power to net.
Councilman Albrecht snld thnt In T)n, f forroii wns ordorod Issued n
thlH coiinoctlon, ho thought tho conn- (,or u,.onHOi having Died his dc-
cll ought to do something about iInl1UOut application nnd bond,
opening or rnthor improving moro T0 rtv rP(.or(or Wns Instructed to
Bttects to tho wnter front. Ho said nt)k for ,;,,, for tll0 ,.lly ,,rtlng to
thnt no h roots wero Improved out , 0(1 nt tlie noxt ,ncotK of tho
to the wnter front, from Mnrkot to coimr
near tho Cold Storage and that tho, nu 'nn.nnir iiiitw wn limtrup-
laok of them would bo n sorloiiH, ((l( , ,,rnw wnrrant for SC7.57 to
jinntiinip in cuko ol ii me. no n.u.i, ()l0 (,lty assessment for tlio Front
xnni mo nig uro engine town "uli B(rcpt BOwor.
Ill) WIIU'II I) III III! IIIU Mllllliy WIlIIIYUB
nnd conso(ucutly could not bo usod.
Mayor Straw said this wns n good
BUgogstlon nnd Unit recently tho Nas
burg pstulo hnd nsked to havo Aldor
Btreot Improvod out to tho water
front. Tho innttor wns roferrod to
tho street commlttcu to report on nt
lho noxt mcotlng.
City engineer (Hdley snld thnt ho
thought the streets to tho water
front In North Mnrshlleld ought to
nt least ho dellncd. IIo snld thnt In
nnnio of tlio streets, thoro woro build
ings liud other obstnelcs.
Hclmtcs Are Ordered.
' A robnto of $.1,010.79 was ordorod
paid to tho property owners on North
Front stroot botwoen Alder nnd Klin,
this being tlio nmniint tho nsHossmont
wns In excess of whnt tlio street lm
provomoutH cost. Tlio rebate will
run from $20 or thereabouts to $7.ri
per lot.
A robntu for $ US. 07 wns ordered
paid to tho property owners nssossed
for tho now sowers on Front nnd
Dnto streets.
Help I'opcoui .Mini.
City Recorder Butler nnd .Marshal
Carter roportod thnt A. Wilcox, who
conducts a peanut nnd popcorn wag
on nt tho corner of Market nnd
Front streets wns having dltllculty In
making pnyments of his license of $."
per mouth and suggested that It
would bo woll for tho city to cancel
tho license. The council nil ngroed
in this nnd Marshal Carter wns in
structed not to bother Mr. Wilcox
nnd his wife In tho future about this
llcouse.
Water Bill deduced.
After tho Coos Buy Wnter Com
pany had roducod Its bill for water
for Hushing sowoib from Sill to
? 4 0 5 . the wnter commltteo ordorod
the payment of It. Tlio bill ran back
for threo or four ycnrn. It wan dls
roverod thnt one payment hnd been
Hindu and this whh deducted from the
company' oiitilunl bill.
Councilman Albrecht wnuto.l to
know If all the Hush tanks wor
working. City engineer llldley Mini-
tul
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i .lltl.... I.. 1. !.. nlMnlllnlnJ l.n.'i
iV IUllll(lll in IIUII1H i.iii:iiiu,vii I1VIU.
as well as nt Mnrshlleld, Bnndon,
North Bend nnd Myrtlo Point, nsk-.
ing tho county court to mnko n spc-j
clnl appropriation ror mo improve
ment of tho Middle Fork rond. Tho
Bridge road district this year outbor-
ln.l n otinclnl tnv Invv nf plight 111 1 1 Is.
nnd the petitioners request tho court,
IO givo nil cumui or iiukoi iiiiiuuiii..
Coqulllo Sentinel.
Bl'YS rOQUIMiH 11AKKUV.
I'nul Stcphnn hns sold his bakery
to Cook Brothers, tho new propriet
ors tnklng possession Now Yenr'B dny.
Mr. Stophuu will remain in tho city
for a fow weeks when ho will lenvo
for Albany, Oregon. Cook Brothers
nro from Fruitvnlo, Idnho. Coqulllo
Herald.
If you havo anything to soil, rent
or trndo, or want help, try a Want
Ad
A nronosltlon from W. II. Wnnn
to audit tho books of tho city re
corder and cltv trensuror for $0
per dny wnB referred to tlio flnnnco
commltteo. i-nsi yoar, it was simou
the city pnld $7.r0 per dny. Coun
cilman Ferguson said ho thought
this kind nf work should bo given
to homo people If there wns any
one hero who wished lo do It.
I. S. Kaufman brought up tho
question of having tho city codo
him nnd M. C. Morton n strip six
feet wide on Fourth streot botweon
Klrod nnd (loldon. Thoy own tho
abutting property and the six foot
strip would mean n Jog In the
streot, It being SO feet wldo nt ei
ther end Instead of SO feet wldo
nt this point. Ho presented n
stnlemcut from tho Merchant I, nnd
Company vacating their claims to
nny portion of tho BlTcot thoro,
Ea3y to Get Relief
From Indigestion
Your stomach should digest tho food
you out, without tlio aid of nny nrtl
fl:iul digctitim. If it won't do that,
th .11 you ato continually- subject to
dyjpepsia Indigestion, heartburn, ioad
n-.hss anl constipation.
Instiud cf taking digestlvo modiclncs,
UV) steps to got your stomach and In
taints again in a lioalthy. natural
citdltlon. Jayno's Tonic Vormlfugo will
do this for you If you will tnko It rog.
ularly. It is not a digester of foods,
but it will rcstoro your stomach and
iit?stlncB so that they will attond to
their natural functions, digesting what
you cat and giving strength to tho
boay.
For moro than eighty years thou
8aids of mou nnd woinon who had Buf
fered tho pains caused by dypepsla
nnd indlgostlcu havo boon praising this
Tonic as tlio only remedy which
brought them poruinuent rollof. As the
Tonic nets directly upon tho stomach
and intesUuos, it is a natural nppotlzor
nnu strongtu muuicr.
W. It. Fox. 105 W. Wnshlngton
St., Noblesvlllo, Ind., says. "After
Buffering many mouths with kidney
trouble, nftor trying other romo
dles nnd prescriptions, I purchased
a box of Foley Kidney Bills which
not only did mo moro good than
nny other remedies I over usotl,
but havo positively Bet my IcMnoyH
right. Other members of my fam
ily hnvo used them with slmllnr
results." Tnko at tno first sign or
kidney trouble. Sold by Lockhnrt
& Parsons. Tho Busy Cornor.
complaint filed by the city InBt No
vember witu tno urogun minium!
Commission. This compluint wns
published In tho Times nt tho timo
It wns filed. After rending the
complaint, tho council ratified It.
Mnvor Straw snld thnt ho wished
the council to do this or it niigni
bo held Invalid.
CVpplo Is ("lialnunii.
Councilman It. A. Copplo last
evening wnn elected president of
the city council for tho ensuing
yonr. Ho and F. K. Allen, tho
present president, wcro tho only
nominees nnd tho voto wnB by bnl
lot. Mr. Copplo, received four votes
and tho fifth ballot wns blank.
Only flvo members of tho council
wero present Inst evening, Mr. Al
len being out of tho city with tho
committee thnt Is investigating tho
tiro dopnrtment nppnrattiB.
Mr. Copplo wns nomlnnted for
president by Cnrl Albrecht and his
nomination wns seconded by .T. C.
Morchnnt. while Hnrry Winkler
nomlnnted F. K. Allen, Councilman
Ferguson seconding the nomination.
Xiiiiii's Committees.
Mnyor Srnw Inst ovenlng announ
ced tho following standing commit
tees of tho council for tho onsulng
yenr:
Flnnnco commltteo Allen, Ferg
uson nnd Morchnnt.
Street commltteo Ferguson, Al
len nnd Winkler.
Health committee Copplo, Mor
chnnt nnd Ferguson.
Flro nnd wnter commltteo .Win
kler. Albrecht nnd Copplo.
Light comnilttco Morchnnt, Cop
plo and Albrecht.
Wntor front Albrecht, Wlnklor
nnd Allen.
1WKSII OliYMIMA nnd KARTKIIX
OYSTKBS Just rccolvod. PHONIC
OIIDKHS TO COOS HAY ICK AM)
COM! RTOBAGK CO. IMIOXK 7.'J
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Many forms of supposed indigestion
aro the rosult of Intestinal narasitoa.
Unit the three tanks for which i for widen Jayno's Tonic Vcrniifugo Is
uwtrras'i.'u insist upon Jayno's; ac
cept no oe':c-. Sold by druggists every
waers br. 3. Jnyno & Sou, Fhiladcl
ph. a, Pa.
CUT TII1C IIK.'II COST OF I.IVIXC
W. II. Chapman of Wlunobngo.
Neb., tells how ho did it. "My two
ohlldion bad n very had coiikIi andt
the doctor's medlclneni did ll-eni,
III! HKl, I ROI H DOllie 01 1'0II .'i
llouey ud Tar Compound, and be-
ntk It utia til t tiukjl t lia nlil 1.1 i.iit
4VIV r vm Mil 1"M .1V VIMIMU l
wore free and cured of thlr
ooiikIi. 1 Bntd a doctor's bill f"r ,
one " ( bottle or loiey h lii.
nnd Tar Compound " No opinion
Sold by l.ockliart & Parsons, tue
Busy Corner.
fritmgwtiif
lswar
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The Sign of
Good Candy
Always
25 Per Cent Discount
on Wall Paper
For the next week we will make a reduc
tion ol.' 25 per cent on all AVall .Paper in the
stock of the Coos Hay "Wall Paper and Paint
Company, the business of which we hnvo just
purchased.
"We want to reduce the stock as much as
possible and effect a saving in the moving
JTroni its present location to our store on
Front street.
This stock is complete and up-to-date and
has the best selections ever afforded on Coos
Bay.
If You Want Wall Paper Now
Is the Time to Buy It
Mr. C. F. Johnson, who has handled tho
business, will remain at the store and dis
play the stock to customers.
IPECM
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A uico line of Ladies' Mannish Shirt Waists.
The now thing in waists. White and colors.
Priced at $ 1 00 amid $ 1 0SO
The Golden RunI
First National Hank Hldg.
e
Marshl'h'M
North Second, between Central and Com
mercijil, Marshfield.
DKCOIIATIVK nLKCTlMO OUT
FITS KOU 1U2XT
Fruit and Flower lamps at ro
ducod prlcos.
SPKCIAL DISCOUNTS
In Portable Lamps for tho Holidays.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
Phone 1!:17-J. 153 Broadway X
mMaia
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Parties Desiring Monuments Erected
Would do well to cull Mt
PACIFIC MONUMENTAL WORKS
Chalmcr's Auto Service
JKWWJl
' ' r , fui j.)w o'i
' X . x .1 in hi . employ
n
J. M. Dodjio, Driver.
Stand nt Palace Iteataurant.
Plionei, 5-J or 5-L, day and nlabt.
Mars'ifjold Orei'nn
Self-Preservation
Is The' first Law
Flro Insurance Is ono of tho
most Important means of protec
tion. And yot pcoplo will contlnuo
to noglect It.
Lot us Insure your household
furnlturo, your dwelling or oth
er property. It will cost but
llttlo. It will protect you per
fectly. Wo havo tho strongest com
panies and wo wrlto corroct pol
icies. L S. Kaufman & Co
Barnard & Langworlhy Fisher Auto Service
Hi-u nur iiiuiiw (llbpiliy Of -I...., .,
WOOD FLECTHIC FIVtUItKS Phone or,
"isher. I'ronrlotflr.
orders to llillyor's Clear
Remarkable 4-Day Sa
OF
Women's. Messaline, Charmeuse
and Chiffon Dresses
FOR
Evening, Party and Dance Wear
This remarkable sale of women's dresses will op
Wednesday morning, January 8, and will couth
for four days only, ending next Saturday nig
These arc ail strictly new dresses, ;jusfc lately nrriv
from the Eastr-right iip-to-thc-minuto in stylo i
quality. This assortment offers you an opportimj
to buy dresses selling at- from $9.50 to $-15.00 rcg
larly, at astonishingly low prices. There are
styles to select from, including all tho now shad-
Iielow arc given ;iust a lialL-clozcn items, selected!
random from the list.
NO. H'M Black Messaline, waist of black embroi
crcd chiffon over white lace. d? J fii
Price $27.50. Sale price t 1 ,7J
NO. 1215 Taupe Messaline, with while silk A
trimmed with shadow lace. ? 1 C
Price $20.00. Sale pric o pU.IJ
NO. 1.18G AVhilo CJhiffon over 'Pink Mcssnlind
triinmcd with shadow laco and cliiL-fl 5 ni
fon rosebuds. Prico 18.50. Sale price. M J
NO. 230 131uc Chiffon trinuned with shadow la
and Silk. d? 1 A
Price $10.50. Sale price P 5i
NO. 1229 Lavender Chiffon, accordcon plnitf
trimmed with beads. fl? 1 f 7I
Price $15.00. Sale prico V " J1 J
NO. 1238 Plain Cray Messaline, suitable for nffai
noon houso wear or suinmer street CiU Ql
wear. Price $9.50. Sale price p U.7J
l)s iim 7iy.. ilttil 7. ,(. 11 ill it Itmlr frlt Pf,l il It IO Mill
JIVIHVIHVUI ami Mlin OKI! (UOIO J VI lIW 1111,10 ml
Sec windows for a 1 spiny of dresses and prices.
"Money Talks'
AT
Hub Dry Goods Co
O'Conncll Buildiim-. Phone 3GK
TUB FltlKNI) OK COOfl HAY'
S. S. ALLIANC!
KQUIPPKI) WITH WIHICLKHS
SAILS FROM COOS BAY FOR. PORTLAND
WEDNESDAY. JANUAR.Y 8, AT 10 A. M.
OUNNKCTING WITH THIS NOltTII HANK ItOAl) AT POHTIJS
NOHTII PACIFIC CTEAMSIIIP COMPANY.
Phono 1 1. O. F. RIcOICOUOi:, At
KQ1J1PPKI) WITH WIHKLKSH
Steamship Breakwate
ALWAYS ON TISIK.
SAILINGS FItOM POltTLANI), Tuesday cvcnlnn of cacli H
1'. M.
SAILING FROM MAIISHFIKLD, Tuesdiiy, Jan. 7, D:00 .
Miiiuiay, .inn. j, j:;jii p. in.; hatiitiiiiy, Jan. 18, 11. on a.
Saturday, Jan. "5.
Phono Sfnln U5-L. J. o. MILLKK, ARcnt
FAST AND C05LMODIOUS
Steamer Redondi
Kqulniml with wireless nnd suliinarlno lell
SAILS FROM SAN FRANCISCO for MARSHFIE
ZMONDAY. JAN. 6. at 3 P. M.
All Passenger Reservntlons From Snu Francisco Must no MaM
805 FIfo IUuIdliiK, or Pier No 10. All reservations must M
neii up -i iiours beroro snillng.
1NTLR-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION TO.
PHONE 44. o. F. McGEORQE. AE
Steamer Homer
Sails from San Francisco, for Coos Bay W
Freight only
r. S. DOW, Ageut.
Ocean
Stealer SPEEDWELl
PAPT. llTTI?Tia rcinM
Sails for San Francisco from Coos Bay, Friday, Dec. 2.
sprviro'nf liiln
TII13 SPEEDWKLT, la cmiuln .....1 I il. ...
modal Ions, Inrge clean and nlry rooms nnd electric lllit
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