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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1913. EVENING EDITION.
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The Sign of
Good Candy
Always
fltT 01' Till!
KlKfiO.V, l '"'
LXTV
ny, a cornor
nnclt nml A.
felilntlfh.
kr.
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Upion, i
11. nlml'fl
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ir'Tlli: STATU OF
P. milroil to nll-
Eke complaint filed
IV. l,(UO entitled
l"c . , li.
xiVii iriini i""
....uimIIiiii of tills
I wt publication la
of March, 1!U.
(to appear ami
lalnt on or liofon-
prll, 1313. which
le iasi iiuuiiv...-
, the eamo news
by tlio Court
. .....i.. ..f mini.
lUBIlcauuii " "
rment will no uik-
. trmt Hiproof nml
. iti rntt
IIPPIV 10 uiu v-umi.
mdcil In tho com-
statement '
L nf foreclosure)
Mint of a certain
il4. 1911. iroin
D. Upton and Mull
in fivor of Tlionms
Lbkh mortgago de
li. Upton and Jioii
j Thomas ii. wnue-
i SB. i arm mo
fc Section 33, Tp,
I V. of Willamette
tit ttio tiaynieni m
Mtt each for tho ,
liiedJuno 14.1911,
IB. Upton and Moll
ITboraas ii. wnec-
I mortgago TliomiiH
feed to these plain-
km la tho payment
.Iwrjr noto mnilu uy
Mieeler In favor of
lite Juno 14, 1011.
! 190C.S4. with In-
i of eight per rent
Llio to eccuro tlicso
payment of the
le Md owing these
Mendsnt Thomas
Interest thereon at
er rent per annum
III; and that said
rt be sold In tho
! Sheriff of Coos
tod the proceeds
Ipplled to tho costs
Inch talc and this
I to the satisfaction
i siren by tho do-
ipton and .Moll
D. Wheeler nnd
kte plaintiffs, and
t to to nald to the
f.rt for said Albert
Ipton his wlfo
kpreientMltes, and
l other relief as
equitable In the
iimuoni U inndo
nnt to an orcer
p. Jo&n 8. Coko,
Mt Court ot tho
or Coos Count v
rch 10th, 1913,
miw the defend
'teeler bo required
1 aa answer tho
"rein within nlv
I te of tho first
-Kmmons, which
1 Publication In Hi..
rt, 13. and said
bribes that this
'nimsneu onco n
cilre veekd rum.
rt 0th, 1913, to
'Held, Coos Conn-
l 10th day of
W R. PECK-.
" for the Plain.
I March 10. Inst
nnrni nTiirr
1 hhhhN S hh
IS ON MARKET
General Merchandise
AVo nro llio largest buyers of all kinds of inerchniidlso from Manufacturers, Sheriffs and Re
ceivers sales in tho Norlhwesl. Wo cany nt all times an enormous stock of new an.l second liaml
mill, mining "l electric machinery, miscellaneous hardware, sinks ami plumbing Niipplft-s.'
AVIienevcr In nceA ir any hollers, engines, pumps, generators, dynamos, iloiikoy..iKliit.s ator
whcclH, ruble, chain, rails, rope, f,liuftlnK, haiiKcrs, hoves, Kears, imll.-ys, hulllnK, sproekelchalns, i
vryor lieKliifr, elovalor Imekels, I lieams, lint ami eorniKiUeil Iron iooIIiik, rnhlici- roofing, hnlliling p.
per, Hhect anil Mrnp Iron, limUockH, HlelKes, Hedges, nes, wheel harrows, pitcher pumps, pint-form
Ncales, lron'and wood hlocks, IioIIh, hiiIh, wiisIhtm, nails, (,.. . Also all nIcs or Mcani water and gas
plK-, cast Iron Mill plpo and llltlngs, pliimhlng goods, Imth tnhs, haslns, tollelH, lnks, laundry
tray.s, bibbs, wink traps, flro and garden hoso ami vIhch, write ns for prices before buying elsewhere
as wo run tmvu you nionouy.
Itemeinber wo positively guaranleo all our goods to ho absolutely as represenled or money re
funded. Our prlce-s poslllvely defy compedlloii. "Thirty Years In I'oitland." . Itererences any
Hunk, . Hanker or Mercnut Ho Agency.
AVo carry u completo lino or now ami llrst-class plumhliiK-siippIles and can wave you money.
AVrlto for our prices on anything In tho machinery, pipe, hardware or plumbing supply line. We
will allow 5 per cent discount on all goods purchased or us during (he month r March ir advertise,
incut hi paper is mentioned. ,
J, SIMON BRO.
i
"mi: iM.r.Mm,; tupst iiustkiis"
.-.HI to .".: l'roiit, St., Corner flraut St.,
I'OUTLAM), OIIKCO.V.
i. : .-
VAST AND COMMODIOUS
Steamer Redondo
KqulpiK?d with wlrcleem nnd nubmnrlno lxll
SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD for SAN FRANCISCO
and SAN PEDRO-MARCH 16, AT 4:30 P.M.'
til INcnucr ItowrvntloiiH T.'rnm San IVhiicI.mco Must Ho Mado t
NO.! I'lfo llulldlug, or Lombard street Pier 27. All reservations
must bo taken up i!l hours before Nailing.
INTKIt-OCEAlf TKANBI'OUTATION CO.
PHONR 44. C. V. McOKOUOE. AKont.
SPEEDWELL
THE NEW
Steamer
CAlT. DUIITIS, Master. i
Sails for San Francisco from Coos Bay
Friday March 16, at 4 P. M.
TIII3 fil'ICRDWEMi la speedy and has excellent pnsscngcr accom
modations, largo clean and airy rooms and electrio lights and
wireless.
.r freight and passage, apply,
A. V. Kstabroolc Co. Titlo (iuaranteo and Abstract Co.,
Iii:i-(I17 Santa Marina llldg., Sail Kraiicisco. Marshfield.
WE AVILL MAU, YOU 1
for each Hot of old Faloo Toot
Bout us. Highest prices paid for
old Cold, Silver, old Wntchca,
broken Jowolry nud Proclou?
StonoB.
Money Sont by Iteturn Mall.
Phlln. Smelting & Iteflnliig Co.
Established 20 YearB.
H0JI Chestnut St., l'lilladclphlo, I'.
TO DENTISTS.
Wc will buy your Gold FHIIdri,
Gold Scrnp, and Platinum. Hlgu
oat prlcon paid.
Fisher Auto Service
Win. Fisher, Proprietor.
Phono ordors to Illllycr's Clgnr
Stnnd, Phono 18-J. After 11 p. m
phono C-J. NlRht phono 181-lt.
Mnrshlleld. O roo n .
Save That Bundle for Me
A BQiuiro deal and a clean shirt
HOIt SAHTEK,
Twin City Laundry
Phone 2(i:i-.l
I'll Call.
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIHELESS
SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD FOR. PORTLAND
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12 AT 1 P. M.
ROUND TRIP, $18.50
CONNECTING AVITII THE NOItTII BANK KOAI) AT POUTLAND
NOItTII PACIFIC &TEA.AISHIP COMPANY.
Phono 1 1 O. F. McOEOItGE, Agent.
DBirnnv nn
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us.
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e terms and con.
Z! th City of
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EQUIPPED AVITII WIHEIjESH
S??"? Breakwater
ALAVAY8 ON TIME.
SAILINGS FROM POHTLAND, Tuesday evening of each week at
8 P. M.
SAILING FItOM MAHSUFIELD, Saturdays, Marcli 15th, 12:510 p.
in.; Marcli 22, I) . in.; March 20, 2 p. m.
Phono Main 88-L.
jr. O. MILLEIt, Agent.
i Twin City Laundry
tiOOIl WOICIC GOOD SEItVlfK
Not in any Coinbiiie.
H bonis woik for women
Our Agents call anywhere.
Phono l!(lil..I.
First ClassWeaving
promptly dono at
Gardiner's Rag Carpet. Factory
Cor. Union and Montana Street.
Phono 131. North Bond, Or
UAMKOIIMA SUPPLYING FKESII.
.AUli;. STUFF EGGS AND
IIUTTEIt CHEAP IN POUT
LAND. PORTLAND, Ore., Mnrch 17 The
Telegram Bays:
"Now green stuff from tho gnrdonB
of tho const country now is more In
ago, nnd with tho spring season woll
on tho ninrkcts within a Halo while
will bo loaded with all ninnner of
fresh produce. For tho tlmo the
earliest of tho spring offerings como
from California, and for that reason
aro selling at rathor high prices, but
from this tlmo on the drift will bo
downward.
Asparagus of fine nunlltv now In
available at tho retail stores at 1C
to 20 cents a pound and groou peas
from tho south nro going at 30 cents.
Beans at tho snnio tlmo aro to bo had
In a small way at 35 cents and cu
cumbers nro obtainable at a ciunrter
apiece. Now rhubarb is much more
plentiful that it was a weok ago and
Is retailing at 10 to 20 cents a pound,
according to tho slzo and quality. Ar
tichokes bold at 1C cents apleco and
Mexican tomatoes aro retailing at
20 cents a pound. Tho staplo vege
tables, such as colory, cauliflower and
cabbage, aro selling at last wcok'B
prices.
In tho fruit markot this weok
thcro is nothing distinctly now. but
It will Intorcst householders to know
that apples of all sorts nro still sel
ling at tho lowest prices known in
tho local ninrkot in years. Tho ap-plo-solllng
campaign of n weok ago
aroused gencrnl Interest In and ma
terially Increased the local sale ot
tho fruit, but with further arrivals
from many of tho orchard districts
of tho Northwest the supply of the
fruit now is apparently as big as
over and prices remain Just whoro
they wero boforo tho campaign was
started. Good apples aro to bo bad
(at prices from ?1 u box up.
Fine Florida grapefruit now Is
among tho prominent features in tho
fruit displays. Tho largo sizes are
going at in cents apleco and tho me
diums at 10 to 12 1-2 cents. Oran
ges aro llnnly held and dealers say
tho prospect is for hlghor rather than
lower prices as tho season advances.
The best now retail at CO to GO cents
a dozen.
Last week's prices bold on practi
cally everything In tho poultry lino.
Best hens aro retailing at 25 cents
a pound nnd brollors and fryers nro
reported scarce and Arm at .10 to
35 conts. Dressed ducks nnd tur
keys nro going nt 30 conts. Tho
markot for tho tlmo Is all but bare,
of geeso.
In tho llsb market thoro Is a great
er vnrloty than usual from which se
lections can bo made, tfiul prices
thoro rnngo from 2 1-2 to 25 cents a
pound. Smelt Is still tho cheap fea
ture, retailing at 10 pounds for a
nuartor, Chinook salmon holds at 20
cents n pound, whllo the steolhcad
variety Is going nt 15. Halibut
nnd solo nro selling nt 10 cents a
pound. Sea porch nnd black cod aro
nvnllablo at two pounds for a quar
ter, while catllsb, sturgeon und crop
pies aro going nt tho rnto of two
pounds for 35 cents. Flounders and
herring aro hold at three pounds for
25 conts, lako whltollBh at 20 cents
n pound nnd salmon trout at 25,
Shrimp rotall at 15 conts a pound,
crabs at 10 to 20 conts nploco und
razor clams at two dozen for a quar
ter. Tho egg markot for a weok lias
been working steadily down and now
COOS BAYITES
E
M
OH
A Number Start for the Al
berta and Manitoba
Country.
Tho following lettor contains
news that will bo of Interest to
many Coos Bay friends of the par
ties mentioned. Mr. and Mrs. T.
AA lllgglnson formerly resided on
a ranch on Catching Inlot and nro
now on their wny to Red Deer.
Alborta, where Mr. Hlgglnson Ib
superintending tho construction of
a now saw mill. At Burton, Wash
ington, they nro visiting Mrs. Illg
glnson's Bister, Mrs. Hunt, who will
bo pleasantly remembered here,
having made extended visits to
Coos Bay.
Editor Times:
A party of five left Marshfield
on tho Brenkwator, March 8, for
dlfforont points north. Every
thing on bonrd of steamer seemed
to bo pleasant and sunny as wo
loft Mnrsljfleld, people on shore
wore bidding good-byo to thoso on
deck, Coos Bay bar was smooth,
oven doors nnd windows of state
rooms woro loft open, whllo wo
crossed over, but the scene changes
aB wo sail outsldo to tho deeper
waters of tho Pacific. Ono by ono
tho pnssongerB began to disappear
and ns tho steamer plya hor way
through tho choppy waters, a por
boii could easily count thoso on
deck and by dinner tlmo only 10
or 15 partook of the sumnttimin
meal.
Wo woro told that tho wind blow
at tho rate of 90 miles nn hour,
but nftor lonvlng Astoria and get
ting to tho Columbia, people began
to appear again, aonio showing
signs of distress, but tho change
from tho ocean to tho smooth' wa
ters of the Columbia was indeed a
welcome state of affairs. AVo ar
rived at Portland Sunday at 3:30
p. in.
Iloro wo parted with MrB. James
Mcintosh and hor brother, Will
Major, who aro on their way to
Manitoba, another ono of tho party
lort next morning for Spokane, nnd
tho remaining two for Tacoma.
Wo nrrlved In tlmo to catch tho
steamer going to Burton nnd took
Mrs. Hunt completely by surprise,
ns sho wns npt expecting us until
tho next day. Wo will visit hero
and "tako life easy" for a few
weeks, then., proceed on our. north
ward Journoy.
MRS. TIIOS. HiaoINSON.
HOOM AT FLORENCE.
I
Steamer Washington
Sails for San Francisco from Coos Bay, With
Freight, only,
V. B. DOAV, Agemt.
Ocean Dock.
A modern Brlct. . uilding, Eloctrl:
Light, Steam Heat. Elegantlj
Furnished R001113 with Hot and
Cold AVator.
HOTEL COOS
O. A. Mctlln, rrop.
IUtes: 60 cents u. day nnd upwardi
Cor. Broadway and Market
FOR A GOOD WATCH
OR FINE JEWELRY
E. C. BARKER
JEWELER
Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing.
200 Front St.. Marshfield.
tor
foment
and
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Ms onice
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"8 doj
e at
COOS HAY PLATE AND AVINDOAV
Grass co.
J. . Goodwill and AV. E. Sawyor.
I'lnte, Art and AVindow Glass, Mir
rors, Prismatic Glass.
Mall ordors and phone ordors given
prompt nttontlon. Estimates fur
nished, Phone 70-L.
727 So. Broadway. Marshfield.
Singer Sewing Machines
Wo havo them for rent or for sale.
Machines Repaired.
Supplies and Needles for Salo.
131 Park Ave.
AV. J. RITZ,
Phono 280-X.
Marshfield.
Parker & Leaton
Ileal Eitnte, Rentals and Insurance
Loikhurt Building, 'Over Hub Cloth-
lug Store, Marshfield, Ore.
Uniqoe Pantaiorium
THE MODERN DYERS. CLEANERS,
PRESSEHS and HAT RENOVATORS
Agent for Kmvard n. Strauss &
Co., Fine Tailoring. Let ua
innko your next suit.
255 CENTRAL. Phono 250-X
FOR QUICK WORK,
FOR PROMPT WORK, '
FOR GOOD WORK,
Telephone the old reliable
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
We always deliver the goods.
Phone 57-J Marshfield
Do You Leave Your
Doors Unlocked?
You would not do that, and you
should no moro bo without lire in
surance. Tho open door would
udinlt tho burglar, and tho lire
fiend is Just as insidious. Ho
plays no favorites, but attacko in
sured and uninsured property
allko. Don't risk your savings for
tho small coit of a policy.
Ours aro the safest and best.
I. S. Kaufman (b Co.
Many People Brought Thcro by (he
Porters Starting Mill.
The Eugouo Guard says. AV. II.
O'Kolloy arrived homo last night
from Florence whoro ho has been
looking after tho starting of work
on a rcsldonco for hlmsolf and ono
for A. Plhlgron, who Is associated
with him. Thoy will nlso Dunu
sevornl small bungalows for rent
Mr. O'IColloy says tho report that
lin Intends to build a 40-room ho
tel Is Incorrect, but there Is a
move on foot to erect such a build
ing, perhaps this year. If It Is
built it will bo financed by u com
pany, consisting, of mombers of tho
ilrm of Porter Bros, and other
prominent property ownora in that
part of tho state.
Mr. fYKnllnv unvn Hint Vlnrnnm
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Is bolloved to havo about rcacneu lias a very lively appearance New
tho low lovol for tho soason. Fresh people nro coming In on every
locals nro retailing at 25 conts a doz- stago, and on ovory boat, and the
on, or two dozen ror 4i corns, nnu in s.treots nro thronged with Strang
somo cases doalers aro offorlng what era looking for rooms and houses
thoy declaro aro good eggs at 20 to rent. Porter Bros., who aro now
cents. ... operating tho sawmill there, are
Best butter holds ot last weoK s bringing In a largo numbor of fa
quotation, 45 conts a pound.
IKE JHZERS
ARE CONVICTED
White Duck Button Shoes
for Children.
Also now Patont Leather Button
Shoes for Ladles' and Misses', at
The Electric Shoe Shop
You Auto Call Foote
PHONE 144-J NIGHT AND DAY
Stnnd front of Blanco Bllllnrd Parlor
TWO NEW OARS
After 11 P. M. Phone 5 -J.
Residence Phone .S-J,
Careful Drivers :- Good Cars
Have That Roof Fixed
NOAV
See COltTHELL
PHONK HI21.
Three North Carolina Univer
sity Students Convicted
of Manslaughter.
(nr AmocUIM I'ren to Coot Hr TIikm.
HILLSBORO, N. C. Mnrch 17.
Three students of tho University
of North Carolina, Ralph Oldham,
Will Morrlman and Aubrey Hatch
woro found guilty this afternoon of
manslaughter, in connection with
the death or a fellow student, AVII1
Rand, whllo tho latter was Dorng
hazed last Soptombor. rJaeh was
sontoncod to four months in Jail.
MARSHFIELD DRUGGIST
MAKES A STATEMENT.
AVo always udvlso peoplo who
havo stomach or bowol trouble to
seo a doctor. But to thoso who do
not wish to do this wo will say:
try tho mixture of slmplo buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., known ns Ad-lor-I-ka.
This almplo now remedy
Is so powerful that JUST ONE
DOSE usually relieves sour stom
ach, gas on tho stomach and con
stipation QUICKLY. Peoplo who
try Adlor-i-ka aro surprised at its
QUICK action. Lockhart-Parsons
Drug Co.
mllles, and they all need houses
In which to live, but there are fow
vacant buildings.
Tho city council of Florence, at
Its Inst meeting, provided for tho
building of a public dock and
warehouse and It Ib expected that
an olectlon will bo ordered In the
near future to voto upon the prop
osition of Issuing bonds with which
to Install a system of waterworks,
tho water to bo brought down from
ono of tho lakes above the city.
Tho big sawmill is turning out
lumber in large quantities and tho
machinery appears to bo working
smoothly. Tho capacity of tho
mill is between 130,000 and 150,000
foot a day.
SPECIAL ROAD TAXES.
JUST RECEIVED
A largo shipment of Electric Cut
Glass Shades.
Call and seo our stock of glass
ware AVo also have some of the
latest designs In shower fixtures,
from two light to five Everything
in olectrlcal supplies,
Barnard & Langworthy
Douglas County Commissioners De
cides to Let Them AValt.
The Rosoburg Revlow says:
Altering their original decision
of ten days ago, the county court
has come to tho final conclusion
that the taxpayers of Douglas coun
ty noed not pay tholr special road
tuxes for this year unless they
wish to. It was the court's plan
nt first to compel everyone affect
ed to pny their special road taxefl
and then refund them It the coun
ty lost its threatened lawsuit with
tho AVoyerhauser Timber Co. to test
tho validity of tho levies. It Is
now the plan to leave the payment
ot tho special taxes to the option
of tho taxpayors. If tho county
wIiib tho lawsuit, which may not be
settled during tho present year,
the special road taxes that should
havo been liquidated this year will
bo collectible in 1914. Should the
county lose, It will refuud what
will havo been paid in on that
Item, Tho court's order dealing
with this matter affects 172,000
In road moneys.
Libby COAL. Tne Hind YOU hY0
ALAVAYS USED. Phone 73, PciT
Livery and Transfer Company.
Havo your Jod printing done at
Tho Times office.