The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, March 13, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Page 5, Image 5

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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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Which Would
A Government Bond
Or a Lottery Ticket?
Let us show you.
FIXUP Norih BaaA-
Mavshficld.
Undermuslins
Wc have received the first shipment of New Mus
lin and Crepe Underwear, also a biff line of Em
broideries and Linen.
Wait for our swell line of Suits and Coats, or
you will be sorry.
The Golden Rule
jTirst National Bank Bldg.
We received a shipment of
COLUMBIA
Graphonolas From $20.00 Up
and also Phonograph Records,
The Latest Songs
, Come in and listen to the band or the greater ar
tists, You are always welcome,
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
"THE BUSY
MAIN
PHONE
AN EXTRACT FROM EXTRACTS
Our extracts nro Bunrnnteod to bo puro and glvo good sntls-
i n' Wo cn,r' full lino nnd our prlcos aro right. Try n
. or 8 oz. bottlo of our vanilla extract, nnd compnro this with
oiner extracts that you pay moro for. All our extracts nro put
rfi .' . '" bottles, thoroforo you got full wolght, so don't bo do
ii1 b,y tl10 ,arso parolloled bottles that aro used by other firms
"lai really contain no moro. but appear twlco as largo. When you
ouy extracts from us wo soil y ou extracts nnd when you want
E"ss call on tho glnss company. This Is our policy. Try us nnd
-v .i no iiinKO Rood.
COOS BAY TEA COFFEE AND SPICE HOUSE
in
Wiono 301. J
O'CO NNELL BLDG.
QRPHEUM
T1n rm uviiTlVA counU.y Ilrnilin
Aom-,'IAU SAV,'I IS A DOLLAR KARNHD A good drama on oeon
)ToiuAC,OLS J'VKR Comedy. Don't forgot a laugh is good for
Established Admission,
Times Want Ads. Bring Results
You Prefer?
We know your an
swer, The same reason that
actuates thinking men to
buy a government bond
instead of a lottery tic
ket compels them to buy
their
Clothing, Hats,
Shoes and
Furnishings
At The Fixup
because they possess a
a substantial value and a
fixed standard of quality,
excellence and price,
Suits from $8.50 to $30.
Shoes $3.50, $4, $4.50.
Hats, $1.50 to $4.00.
B
ir
CORNER."
298
US
181 Market nveniie.
TONIGHT
loc, Never more.
TIDES Toil MAKCH.
Dolow Is (,'lvon the ttmo and
height of high and low water at
Marsh field.
Tho lidos nro placed In tho order
of occurrence, with their times on
tho first lino and heights on the
second lino of each day; a corapai
Ison on consccutlvo helghtB will
Indicate whother It Is high or low
water. For high water on tho bar,
aubstrnct 2 hours 34 minutes.
liJillrs.. 5.27 12.00 a. 35 11.09
Ft... 5.11 0.5 4.2 2.2
ll'Ilrs.. 0.07 12.57 7.1 S 11.51
Ft. .. 5.8 0.C 3.8 2.5
WEATHER FORECAST.
Ily Associated Press
OREGON Genorally fair,
with heavy frost In west to
night and Friday. Southwest
' to west winds.
I LOCAL TEMPERATURE
I RECORD.
For the 21 hours ondlng nt
1; 13 a. in., March 13, by HenJ.
Ostllnd, sieclnl govornuicnt me
teorological observer:
I Maxiinuui -t!
! .Mlnliiiiini 35
1 At 1:13 a. in 51
I Precipitation since Sept. 1,
1912 10.13
Precipitation same period
previous yenr 4 1.09
Wind: Northwest; rain.
Will llullil. Tho Coos Buy Homo
Tolephono Co. Is figuring on pur
chasing a couplo of lots nnd erect
ing a warehouse for tholr supplies.
.Moves to Mnr.shflcld- I). L. Wood
ruff and family aro moving today
from their ranch near Coqulllo to
Marshflohl. They brought tholr
household goods with them on the
morning train.
lmpiov(" Home Cloo. Ross of
Catching Inlet Is erecting nn ex
tensive nddltlon to His dwelling
Iioiibo on Catching Inlet. When
completed it will bo one of tho
largest 4n that part of tho country.
Contests Claim. Arthur K. Peek,
II. H. Land Commissioner, has been
advised that tho contest of Robert
M Smylhlngton vs. W. J. Rust baa
been Bet for hearing boforo him for
c
,31.00.
in
Southern
Oregon
3
On sale at our store, or
postpaid to your address
at factory prices no
more. '
Ask for Catalogue.
Pioneer
Hardware Co.
fiarshfield, Oregon.
TiriTT ' 'M.iHIIIIWIIIMIMmi
Umbrellas Covered
nt
Marslifield Cyclery
Dnyton Agents.
Phono 138-It 173 Broadway
z W l .ttt.T.i.t.- r ftfu-jl
Th
Only
May 1. The contest Is over a coal
entry of Mr. Rust on Isthmus Inlet.
After Forger. Sheriff W. W. '
dago, who arrived from Coqulllo
last evening left this morning for
Price, Utah, for tho bogus check nr
tlst, known ns William Edmonds.
Judge Coko nnd Clerk Watson today
signed the application for requisition '
import).
Hunker Hill Rooming Jas. Forty
waB In from liny Park this morning
and reports that Hunker Hill Is
booming In tho building line. Tho
new Studdon boarding house Is pro-'
gresalng nicely and a largo building
being erected by Knud Erlokson is
rapidly Hearing completion.
Hallway Changes. Paul Sterling
rnllway ugent In Coqulllo, arrived In '
tho city this nfternoou to take tho I
pluce of J. C. Miller, whllo tho lat-l
ter makes a vacation trip east. W. i
1 ir..1.. ,. l. Innnl rnmiit ...til no-'
it iiuiiii ui inu iuv.t.1 iuuu ..in .in
sist In tho Coqulllo depot whllo Mr.
Sterling Is In Mnrshflcld.
City to Build. It Is expected that
WANT ADS.
FOR HUNT Five room house on
KastBhlo, good garden spot, with
large barn, ulso orchard. Phono
3C2.
WANTED To rent two unfurnished
rooms, suitable for light house
keeping In neighborhood of Alder
street. Must bo cheap. Phono
138, before 7:30 n. m. and after
0:30 p. m.
WANTED Light housekeeping room
close In. Phono 217-X.
FOlt HALE OR RENT Two new
modern bungalows Just bolng com
pleted nt Enstslde. Will sell ou
thu Installment plan, lnqulro
1022 Elrod.
FOlt RENT 7 i.'iom house In liny
Park. Apply .Ins. Forty or phoned
301-X.
FOlt SALE CHEAP If taken nt
onco, lino launch Tourist. Also
runabout automobile. Inquire 1).
O. Wnlcott.
WANTED Roomers, private home.
Nice rooms nnd homelike. Phono
200-1, or call 471 Klrod ave.
TO HOME SEEKERS: Aiijoiii de
siring to build n homo, either in
Marshlleld or EnstBldo, can nr
rnngo to sucuro sultublo building
lots upon their own terms of pay
ment. IT you want to own your
own homo nnd got clear rid of
the "blooming" landlords, sec
TITLE GUARANTEE & AB
STRACT COMPANY, Coko build
ing, opposite. Chandler Hotel.
WANTKD Hoy to work In printing
olllco beforo nnd after school. Ap
ply Times olllco.
FOlt SAIjK SharplesH Separator,
500 poundB cnpalcty $40.00. Phono
3153.
FOlt SALE Gordon colt, it years
old. Would mnko flno racer.
$125. Phono 3153.
FOlt SAIjK Incubator and brooder.
Inquire nt 138 Third street.
FOlt SALE Will sell my retail
cigar store right If taken soon.
Howard's Cigar Store.
l-'Olt SALE fins Range, good ns
now. Phono 307.
FOlt HKNT Rooms. Apply nt 170
South Urondwoy.
WANTKD Girl. Muxt bo llrst
class body lronor. Apply Twin
City Laundry. Phono 1124 North
Bend.
WANTKD Chamber maid ut Chand
ler Hotel.
FOR RKXT Small house on Kast
sldo, nowly painted and pnpored,
near Rrldgo. Apply Hnzar atoro.
FOR SALK A few settings of thor
oughbred black Minorca oggs. C.
K. Nicholson. 724 North Second
stroot, Marshflohl.
FOR SALK Miuitlo folding bed,
quartor sawod oak with French
plato mirror top, nlmost now. A
bargain. Phono 384-R.
FOlt SALK Ono launch 20 feet,
spoed model, with two cyllndor, 8
horsopowor onglno, reverse gear,
comploto equipment Including ono
CO nmporo storage battery. Speed
13 miles. lnqulro of M. Q. Colo
man, North Bend.
FOR SALK A good nine room
house and threq lots. 112x120
foot, In Hay View, for $5000
cash If taken soon. Apply to
Charles Arlandson, phono 40-L
or P. O. Box 555, Marshflold, Or.
WANTKD A married woman for
kitchen work In liny City board
ing lionso. Prefer woman whoso
husband will board In tho houso
nlso. Position for man In mill.
Phone 300C.
WANTKD To buy n fw hives of
bees. State Kind oi mvu nu
prhes. Addreu C. O. , P. O.
Box 73. Allegany. Ore.
FOR SALB Drr wood, ttr ami al
der. t Campbell's Wood Yard
Ferry landiug. Phono 1M-L
FOR" SALIC India Runner duck
cgsts for hatching. Coiner of
South Seventh and Ingeraoll St.
William Shook.
FOR SLK KOOO feet Myrtle lum
ber; also one 1 h. p. gasoline en
gine. Phone C-J.
FOR SALK Ono set double harness.
Apply 227 South Fourth street.
WANTKD Twelve experienced min
ers and timber men. Apply Beav
or II1U Coal Co.
tho Marshflohl city council nt Its
next meeting will mnko arrange
monts for tho erection of a ware
house on South Fourth street near
Curtis, for storing the city's ma
chinery, etc. Tho building will prob
ably cost ?1S00. Tho two lots were
bought a year ago for this purpose.
McLalu lias Chance. Tho Mnrsh
flcld Chambor of Commerce todny
wired Its Indorsement of tho candi
dacy of Hugh McLnln for United
States marshal In Oregon to Sonntor
Chamberlain. It Is nld that Mr. Mc
Lalu has a good chance of winning
the plum.
Special Services Archdeacon II.
I). Chambers arrived from Hnndon
on tho noon train today and will
remain hero nbout a week holding
services In tho Kplscopal church.
There will bo an Illustrated lecturo
In the church tomorrow ovenlng at
7:30, to which all tho ipombors of
tho church nnd friends nro cordially
invited.
Initiate Big Class. Tho Mnrsh
flcld Knights of Columbus plan to
Initiate a class of fifteen candidates
next Saturday ovenlng. Big prepara
tions nro being mndo for tho event
and a big social session will follow
tho conferring of tho degrees. Be
sides the local members a number
of visiting members are expected to
bo present.
Will Return licit 13. II. Meade,
formerly with tho Margaret lies
troupe, writes friends here that ho
has partly recovered from tho stroko
of pnrulysls, which ho Buffered at
San Francisco several months ago.
Ho has not fully regained his speech
or tho use of his right side, but
Is well enough so that ho plans
to roturn to Coos Hay and travel
through this section.
Taxes Heavy. President W. U.
Douglas today romlttcd tho tnxes of
tho Coos Bay Homo Telophono Co,,
to tho Oregon Stato Treasurer. The
taxes this year nro about $1800, or
$400 moro than last year. Tho tel
ephone taxes nro supposed to bo fix
ed at about two per cent of tho
company's gross Income, but Mr.
Douglas says that It Is mora than
that bccaiiBo tho company's Income
last year was only nbout $50,000.
Svw Auto Truck The Bronkwa
tor will bring In n now Fodernl
nuto truck for Oco. Ooodriim, who
has sold It to Wnltor Russell, who
will put It on tho North Bend
Mnrshllcld run. The truck Is n ton
nnd n half capacity and Is tho
latest type. Mr. (ioodrum oxpcctB
a carload of eight Ford autos on tho
Brenkwnter but they failed to get
to tho Breakwater dock In Port
land In tlmo to bo loaded for this
trip.
Auto Accident D. I.. Footo had
an nuto accident last night ou
tho North Front street elovated
roadway near whero Dr. Dlx had an
accident n yenr or so ago. In mak
ing tho turn, Footo's innchluo Hkld
ded Into the railing nnd tore off
nbout 100 feet of tho rail. Ono of
tho planks wont through tho front
of tho car and lot her down off
tho road. Four passengers In tho
car got out without Injury. Mr.
Footo was not hurt. Tho damngo
to tho car will amount to about
$25.00.
Heavy Snow in Hills. Benjamin
Ostllnd returned todny from a
camping trip In tho hills bolow Myr
tlo Point. A pnrty of five consisting
of Benjamin Ostllnd, Joel Ostllnd,
Jnko Illlstrom, II. Splker nnd A.
Wvninn hnvo boon spending n fow
weeks nt tho cabin on the Splkor
clnlm, 39 miles from Myrtle Point.
Tho bracing mountain nlr dovolopod
such appetites that Mr. Ostllnd camo
out yesterday to procuro a now sup
ply of provisions. On his way out
yestorday ho had to mnko his way
through snow four nnd ftvo feet dcop.
Ho secured a number of fine snow
pictures whllo thoro.
A FltKSII SUPPLY of FRKSH
OLYMPLV OY8TKRS JUST HK
CK1VKI). Frco Delivery. P1IONK
your ORDKIt to PHONK 7.1-T.
No One
was ovor
Poisoned
from eating
Stafford's Candy
PUUK
WHOLESOMK
IlKALTHFUL
Flowers! Flowers!
15 Cents the Bunch
A comploto lino of velvet nnd
silk back flowors in hunches or
wreaths at
"Always Something Now"
Peoples'S-IO-IScStore
O'CO.VNKLL HUILDIXO.
Fish! Pish! Fish!
Smoked 1 M
Dried Fih
5lt Fih
Phklod FUli
Kippered l'Uh
All Muds, all (dawn. Ily tho
piece, canned, or by the box,
largest variety. In the uounty.
Stauff Grocery Co.
Phono 102
Maskoy's "andles.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
THURSDAY
A. N. W. Club with Mrs. Olivia
Kdinan.
Young Ladles Aid of the Norwe
gian Church.
Social Sewing Club with Mrs.
.1. C. Swlnford.
Mlnnle-Wls Club with Mrs.
Chus. Davis.
FRIDAY
Ladles Art Club with Mrs. L.
F. Fnlkensteln.
PERSONAL NOTES
JOU ItOONKY of Camp 6 Is lit
Mnrshflcld today.
GUNK TKRIIY of Allegany Is la
town ou business.
C. ANDKItSON of Sumner Is la
town today on business,
MRS. W. II. SANFORD of Sumner
Is a Marshlleld visitor today.
B.MIL STONI2 Is In town today from
Catching Inlet on business.
DR. DIX loft this morning on a pro
fessional trip to Myrtle Point.
B. R. KKLLKR Is making a business
trip through the Coqulllo valley.
WM. CANDLIN camo over from Co
uullla this afternoon ou business.
MRS. K. It. ROBERTS Is among
tho Catching Inlot visitors todny.
MRS. P. D. BLAKE Is spending tho
day In town from Catching Inlot.
C. II. KRUQER of Allognny Is a
business visitor to Mnrshflcld to
day. MRS. WILL EICKWORTII of
Mllllcoma Is In town todny shop
ping. NINIAN WE11STER of North Coos
Rlvor Is spending tho day Iir
town.
C. II. DUNGAN of South Coos IHvor
Is a Mnrshflcld business visitor
today.
ARCHIE JOHNSON returned last
ovenlng from n business trip to
Hnndon.
D. T. CIIANTLER returned this
morning from n business trip to
Runnier.
II. LOCKIIART roturned last even
ing from a Bliort business trip to
Hnndon.
GKORQE S12LANDER of Catching
Inlet is in town for tno day oa
lnialtinaa nml lilnnmiro.
MR. REHFELD and son returned
this morning from a snort busi
ness trip to Allognny.
F. O. HORTON roturned this af tor
noon from n buBlnes trip to Myr
tlo Point nnd Coqulllo.
HENRY HIOtHNS Is mnklng a
short visit to Marflh field today
from his North Coos Rlvor ranch.
EUGENE O'CONNELL nnd wlfo ro
turned this morning from a two
days' fishing trip to North Coos
Rlvor.
JUDGE HALL roturned from Co
qulllo this nftornoon, tho March
session of tho county court having
closod this morning.
MISS MARY ROONEY will leavo on
tho Spcedwoll tomorrow for
Bouthorn California In hopofl of
benefitting hor health. ,.
GEO. LAIRD and L. B. MURPHY
of Hnndon loft this morning oit
tho Drain stage for Gnrdlnor and
othor northern points.
MRS. CHAS. VAN DUYNB was a
pnssenger on tho Bronkwator this
morning. Mrs. Van Duyno Is Jubc
rotumlng from n four months vis
it with hor parents, Judgo and
Mrs. Roborts of Oklahoma.
J I). GOSS loaves on mo Nana
Smith for San Francisco, whoro
he- will take depositions in mu
cobo of tho C. A. Smith Company
vs. tho Southern Pnclllc ovor an
Interest In tho tldulnnd botweon
Mill Slough and Hnll avonuo.
From thero, ho will go to Salem
to try tho "Flro Pit Aero" case
In tho supromo court.
MYmfPOlNT
WET AND DRY
ELECTION.
don't huvo to In Marshflold. Just
SARTERS.
Is Your Hot Water
Bottle Leaky?
How often hnvo you suddenly
needed your hot water bottlo--only
to find It lonky nnd unfit for
You will not hnvo this trouble
with tho "Kantleok" Water Bot
tle. It Is positively guaranteed
to bo porfoct In workmnnshlp and
mntorlals.
H It shows any Imperfections
within two years rrom the dny
you buy It, tho manufacturers
gunrnntoe to roplnce It without
charge.
(ANTLEE
Water Ilottlet
ure inude of the fln.-nt J'l, Tub
btr, with triply re-i uiir- 1 '" 3
and perfectly adJuttMt iorlei
that make leakage inn., iblu.
The surface Is soft una ii. .' In-T
to the touch.
Kvery bottle Is full M"'y.
Vailous bUes, prices ju I iher
than for the ordinary kind.
We are the exeliibUe .uoius.
If you will call, we win Madly
show you our com pie 10 )im of
rubbor goods.
The Store for Penhhir Hcmcdlos
mid Quality f.ooils.