THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1913.- EVENING EDITION.
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WE'RE READY
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01 Hi WILUUILU I
AT NORTH BEND NEW HOUSES I
not sons
(Continued from Fagolj)
1:ik, reported nevernl times de
stroyed liy fire. In unttnielied liy tlio
flnincH, nltlioiiKh the nulIilliiK lin
medlatuly tiiljolnlni; burned.
Fire Iosh l poHltlvely limited to
destruction of the Dnyton Otis,
LlRltt & Coke Comimny'H iiliint,
row of two nntl three Btory hulld
IngB on hoth Hides of Third streot
from JoffurHOii street to St. Clair
avenue, the Troy Pearl Laundry
plant and two apartment houses tiro
on flro on tho West Side.
Tliuart Rolilx-ry.
A darliiK rohbery was thwarted
today when police arrested a man
escaping from the city with a satch
el containing $r.0.000 worth of dia
monds and Jewelry stolen from
Jewelry stores.
Few Dead In North Dayton.
III? AmikIJ I'lin I" Coo tuy "IiniM I
SOITTIl DAYTON. Ohio. March
28. Comparatively few dend were
found In North Dayton today by
tho lioulsvlllo Life Saving crew, thu
llrst to cross tho .Miami Into that
ticctlon where It was thnURht there
wiih a heavy loss of life. Indica
tions there and In Itlverdnlo aru
now that the total loss of life will
be not more than two hundred.
Epidemic Feared.
t Mr AkmkUiciI I'itm lo loot Ha TlrnM. )
SOUTH DAYTON, Ohio, March
28. The loss or llfo In the Dayton
flood Is not morn Mian 200 people.
This was tho general agreement
hero after tho government life sav
ing crowB had penetrated every part
of the water bound city. Up to
tho presont tlmu 45 bodies have
been recovered. Twenty of these
were In Riverside, fifteen In West
Dnyton, five In the business section
nnd five In the south side residence
ncctlon. Three denthB from dlptii
ttiorla have been reported and there
Is fear of an epidemic.
Peru Hltuatl'iii Improved.
Illr AmikUIi-.! I'fm lo Coo. lUy TlmM.)
SOUTH HUM). Iiul., March 28.
The situation In Peru Is today much
Improved. The waters aro fast re
ceding. It Is said Hint the dead
will not exceed fifty and some estl
mato tho number as low as twenty
five. (11 AmrlttM Prru lo Toot l)r TlmM. J
COLU.MRUH, Ohio, March 2S. At
daybreak today, hundreds of rescue
nnd relief parties started for thu
flood section with supplies of cloth
ing, food and fuel. The day dawned
crisp nnd cold, but clear with Indi
cation of coining warmer weather.
Ilcfugecs suffered greatly last night
from tho cold.
The river Ih receding rapidly and
rescue parties will bo able to reach
many Inundated sections on thu wcHt
Hide, which wero under water yes
terday. WcHt Columbus remains
practically under martial law. Mil
itiamen were ordered to shoot loot
ers on sight.
1!00 llndles Hescucd.
Ill A.HllU ITr. lo Cool ILy Tlmta 1
CKI.INA, Ohio. March 2K.
Waters havu receded In l'liiia and
two hundred bodies havu been re
covered. It Ih believed there aro
uo other victims.
(Vllua Itt-M'rviilr Safe.
'( ll Auvlil4 I'tiM lo Cuo lUv TlmM
HOCKFOIII), III.. March 28.
Tho Cellna reservoir wiih declared
out of danger today. No fatalities
are reported. Waters are receding.
Mucli I l-t res In Da) ton.
IH; Amoi lUv I'm lo Coo, IUr Tlmw )
CKI.INA, Ohio, March 2S.- This
Information, the first direct Infor
mation to reach here, came by tele
phone todny. Relief measures Iinve
been taken by city authorities,
Property loss Ih great as most of
thu manufacturing plants have been
destroyed. There Is no such ills-trct-s
In 1'lo.un as In Dntou. There
Is a compuuv of militia In l'liiua.
Much Suffering.
Ill, Ahhx lli -ii'.. to lx lux TlniM 1
INDIANAPOLIS, (ml.. March 2S
11 roups of half a dozen half
starved refugees are lilug found In
Isolated parts of flooded West In
dianapolis loda, but Investigation
trips revealed no bodies.
relief at 'axicsvii.u:.
Water Lower ami Organlcd Itcllef
Work Done.
ll, ,u Ulr4 I'll., lo lovi llajr TlmM 1
'ANKSVIU.K. Ohio. March 28 -The
river began receding rapidly to
day and 10,000 homeless saw a ray
of hope. Warmer weather Is pre
dicted, Soldiers aro entering the
lty and provisions lmo arrived
within uinr miles of the cl t
the
Your Child's Health
Your First Thought
If you oavo children, naturally your
ar thoughts are for their health. You
eerUluly want thcza to develop strong,
healthy constitutions. The most caro
ful attentlou must bo given when call,
dreu show the llrst symptom of the
many common ailments. Perhaps they
are weakly and thiu, or jprow too fast,
thua aacrlcluK strength. These and
other apparently minor ailments may be
the fororunncr to a weak constitution
for life.
Such children need Jayue's Tonic
Vermifuge which la essentially a call,
dreu's tonic. Ilrst of all, it will proper.
ly caro for tho child's stomach. It will
also improve the appetite, aud will add
strength tc tho other organs of the
body. In cases of thin or impure blood,
it incroases tho number of red cor
nuscles onabllug tho enriched blood to
keep the body healthy and strong.
Among tho most common aliments
that children develop is that of a dis.
ordered stomach, leading to an impair
ed digestion. In many cases this
lilc, i" d." i la"sites in the in.
testiual tract. To correct surh trouble.
Jayne'a Tonic Vermifuge is unsurpassed
health throuch the use of this touto
BrtAr,7?0''' ".t no other
f-b Mtt everywhere. Dr. D
--JMV v iIVU j-uuaunipma, ia.
Declaring that they would not
not stand for more thnn two hired
players In neh team, Chas. Ilaxtcr
aud C. Kvlnnd. representing Coiiullle
and drover Drown, representing
Myrtle Point, withdrew from tho
meeting called at North llend last
evening to organize tho Coos County
Ilnsebnll League. They stated tlmt
they hnd been Instructed by the sup
porters of basobnll In tho two towns
thnt they wanted homo talent teaniB.
Their action followed a vote on tho
matter, llnndon, Mnrnhllcld and
North Dend voting to limit tho Im
ported players to live. Following
tho walkout of tho valley town rep
resentatives, the others remained
and decided on a tlireo-clty league,
composed of Dilution, Mnrshfleld nnd
North llend.
The question of limiting the num
ber of Imported and salaried
players brought forth qulto a discus
sion. Dedllllon wns In favor of any
thing except all homo talent. KIs
Ham wanted It to bo wldo open so
that all tho men necessary could
bo hired. Drown or Myrtle Point
said that Myrtlo Point couldn't sup
port more than two salaried men.
Hull said that It was Immaterial to
North llend. I. II. Tower took the
position that the Importance of home
playoru didn't count, that tho added
Interest In fast bull would pay for
extra players and ho suggested that
Myrtlo Point and Coiiulllo unite In
supporting one fast tenia.
However, an effort will bo made to
have Myrtle Point and Coiiulllo re
consider their action nnd another
meeting will bo called In a couplo of
weeks when tho mnttor will prob
ably bo brought up again.
Henry Kern of North llend wnB
unanimously elected president of thu
league and O. Ilrtggs secretary.
It was decided to not open the
league season until about tho mid
dle of Mny, probably May 18, owing
to tho likelihood of unfavorable .wea
ther before that date. Denny Hull,
Wm. Schrock and O. llrlggs wero
named a committee to drnft prelim
inary schedule to bo considered at
the next meeting of tho league.
Mossrs. Kern and Drlggs will prob
ably draft a set of rules and by-laws
for the organization by that time,
also.
Those present at tho opening meet
ing, which wns held In North llend
Conimorclnl Club rooms were: II, K.
L. Dedllllon aud Chns. Pago of llaii
dnn; Denny Hull, .Toff Hnrtmnn,
Win. Schrock, Honry Kern nnd KIh
sam of North Dend; I, II, Tower, O.
Drlggs, nnd .loo Schott of .Mnrshflold:
drover Drown of Myrtlo Point: and
Charles Daxter and C. Kvlantl of
Coiiullle. Other North Dend men
also dropped In nt the meeting.
IVuudnn, Marohllcld and North
Dend felt that a hotter article of ball
would havu to be put up than home
players could furnish If we could
hope to draw good crowds and make
the league a hiicccss," remarked Den
ny Hull of North Dend today. Mr.
Hull hns been elected enptalu of tho
North Dend team. "With a limit
of two Imported players, It would be
hard to get fast ball and so wo held
out for at least live. I think that
Myrtle Point and Coiiullle fans will
realize- this. If they have fast enough
home players, all right, but the
towiiH that haven't ought to have thu
right to get them."
It. E. L. Dedllllon talked In favor
of Saturday games Instead of Sunday
owing to tho church people oppos
ing tho Sunday games.
Hitch team will bo required to fur
nish a bond or note guaranteeing
Hint they will play out the season.
President Kern was given authority
to appoint umpires.
OLLlVANT" .V WEAVER for all
kinds of FRESH FRl'ITS and VEGE-TAHLES.
Cnripiilni'V tflllll MlltlnV (if
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I linillllCr OI UUIIIII1UICU uuniiun l" nt i
euro tho names of Marshfleld poo-.
pie who wIbIi permanent hornet. ,
One or two building companies aro.
riguring on locating nure uui wimi
to know the extent of tho demand
for perinnnont homes. People who
would be willing to tiiuiti nun ouy
on a small payment of $:il)0 to
$500 down aro requested to send
or leave tlioir names wun secre
tary Motley.
OLLlVANT & WEAVER for all
kinds of FRESH Pit U ITS nnd VEGE-TAHLES.
Attend SWEDISH LUTHERAN
LADIES 25.CKNT SITl'ER nt tho
church hall Saturday, Mnrch 20,
beginning at 5 o'clock.
HAND DANCE nt Eagles Hall,
SATTItDAY night. MAItCIt 1M.
Hints on Hair Health
If you use our treatment, wo will
either stop your hair from falling or
pay for tho treatment ourselves.
Dandruff is n ronlnRimis dlwua
eauied by a microbe, which if not
removed onuses baldness. This
microbe often rnmes from ft comb
or brush bolonchm to fomeono else.
If you nre troubled with dandruff,
Itching ncnlp, falllna hair, or baldnriw,
we bcllcvo thnt lleinll "03" Hair
Tonio will do more thnn nnvthlnit elso
to removo the dandruff, destroy thn
term, make the senlp healthy and
mop fnllinK hair, anil, if there is any
life left In tlio roots, also promote
arowth of new hair,
i Wo l!teve that probably 05 per
cent of the cases of baldness could
bo overcome If peoplo would only
use nexnll "03" Hnlr Tonlo for a
reasonable- time, m directed.
We don't want you to tnko our
word for this. We wnnt you to test
the merits of lleinll I" Inir
Tonlo at our risk. If you uso it and
it does not give satisfaction, lust
come back to us and tell us, and wo
will immediately hand back to you
the money you paid for It. oii
proralso nothlnu, slcn nothlne and
your mere word will bo taken for it.
Wo are dependent upon your con
fidence and patronnae, and we would
not make these claims, or make this
offer If we did not believe that Ileiall
"03" Hair Tonio li the very best hair
preparation you can use. Two sites of
bottlrs.o0cand3t.00. -You
can buy Rcxnlt "03" ITalr Tonlo
In this community only at our store:
L0CKHART PARSONS DRUG CO.
The Uusy Corner
Manhfteld Ta jfeaf Stort Orecon
Ther U a Rell Storo la neatly -rr town
and eltT In tbeUalted Btstes. Cjutfh nd
Urrst flrltiln. Tber Is dllTcrant RetsU
Hemnly tor neatly erery orjlnsry liumsn III
tACh rapeelatly drtlgneil for tlio ptticulr Ul
for wblch it is recommonaed.
Tit Ruall Otor r Amarlca's CjU,
Drue Stor
FRECKLES
Now Is the Time to Cet Did of These
I'gly Spots.
The woman with tender Bkln
dreads February and March becauso
they are likely to cover her face with
ugly freckles No matter how thick
her ell, the sun and winds have a
strong tendency to make her freckle.
Fortunately for her peace of mind,
the recent ilescovery of a now pre
scription, othlne double strength,
makes It possible for oven thoho most
susceptible to freckles to keep the
skin clear aud white. No matter
how xtubborii a case of freckles you
may have, the double strength othlne
should remove them, (let an ounce
from nil) druggist and banish the
freckles. Money back If It falls
Marshfield-Bunker Hill
AUTO LINE
WK WILL MAIL YOU 1
for each sot of old Fnlso Toot
sont us. Highest prices paid for
old Gold, Silver, old Watches,
broken Jowolry nnd Proclou
8tonoB.
Money Sent by Return Mall.
riilla. Smelting & Defining Co.
Established 20 Years.
H:t Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
TO DENTISTS.
We will buy your Gold Filling,
dold Scrap, and Platinum. Hlgu
ftt prices paid.
Parker & Leaton
Ileal Kxtatc, Dentals and Insurance
Lockliart Dulldlng, Over Hub Cloth
ing Store, Marxliftclil, Ore.
Twin City Laundry
GOOD WOHK 0001) SKKVICH
Not In any Combine.
H hours work for women.
Our Agents call anywhere.
Phono g;t-I.
You Auto Call Foote
1MIONK MI-.T NIGHT AND DAY
Stand front of Illaiico Iltlllard Parlor
TWO NKW OAHS
After II P. 31. Phono HflO-L
Resilience Phono J-J.
Careful l)rlvrtt -z- flood Cars
iwm: i;.v.
St'llKDl'Li:.
Leases Mafslifield
0:30 a. m. UM5 p. m.
"Hf. 1:45
SH5 U:;10
U-4B a:ao
10:45 -i.'iO
11:30 5:30
tl:10
C:50
7:30
Leaves DunUer Hill
7:15 a. in, 3:00 p. in,
S:15 4:00
0:15 5:00
10:30 Flagstaff 0:00
11.15 fi:35
U':00 7.10
115 p. m. 7:45
2.00 Flagstaff
F.very 45 minutes thereafter.
Packages Delivered
F. McDONALD, Proprietor.
ilfwf
The Sign of
Good Candy
Always
Two Lots at Bunker Hill
on cornor of county road. Centrally
located. Only ?G50.
AUG. FRIZEEN
at new location
130 From Str. Marshllcld
FOH A GOOli WAT II
OH Fl.Vn JKWFLHY
E. C. BARKER
JKWKLF.K
Fine Watcti and Jewelry llcpalring.
11(1(1 Front St.. Marshfleld.
Be Up To Date
Onlor jour Suit from
TTknr The Tailor and
VH-7-7 Dress Expert
278 Front St.
Upstairs,
I IB 1 it JiMt
ruin 0Hlc9
With Spring Clothing
For Men and Boys
We have assembled finer dollies than
ever for you, lively, snappy effects bal
anced by good taste and dignity,
Men and young men who want new
t spring suits had better see these special
values we'va gathered for them,
Value-Giving Is the Key-Note
of Our Spring Displays-Value-Giving
Has Built Up
Our Business.
The $15 and $18 man as well as the
$30 man will find suits here that are
remarkable in Style, in service, in value,
New Stetson Shoes
'New Stetson Hats
-New Arrow Shirts-
New Keiser Neckwear
"MONEY TALKS"
Hub Clothing and Shoe Co.
BAND0N
Three Stores
MARSHFIELD
MYRTLE POINT
FAST AND COSLMODIOUS
Steamer Redcmdo
EqulpixHl with wlrcIeflH nnd mibninrlno bell
SAILS FROM COOS BAY FOR SAN FRANCISCO
AND SAN PEDRO MARCH 30, AT 4 P. M.
All 1'nxKrnKtr ItewtrvntlotiH Fr om Han IVnnclNco Munt He Mdo at
803 Fife- llnilillne;, or Lombard streot Tier U". All reservations
must bo taken up lit hourn lief ore Milling.
INTKU-OCKAN TIIANSI'OIITATION CO.
PHONE 44. C. P. McQEOnGE, Agont.
SaE SPEEDWELL
OAI'T. IlUItTIS, Master.
Sails for San Francisco from Coos Bay
AbouL Sunday March 30.
THK SPEEDWELL is speed nnd has excellent pasucngcr accom
modntlons, Inrgo clean nnd airy rooms and electric lights nnd
wireless.
I 'or freight nud passage, nppljr,
A. P. Estahrook Co. Tltlo (iiiaranteo nnd Abstract Co.,
(li:iU17 Santa Marlnn llldi;., Ran Prunclsco. Mnrshflold.
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD FOR, EUREKA
MONDAY, MARCH 31, AT 6 A. M.
ROUND TRIP, $18.50
CONNECTING WITH THE NOItTH HANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Phono 41 O. F. McGEORGE, Agent.
MARSHflELD
NORTH BEND
AUTO LINE
FARE
Ono way, li'ic.
Hound trip, 23c
20-rido ooininutation
liooks, $2.00.
Oars leave every 20
minutes from 7 a. m. to
7 p. in., after 7 p. w,
every half hour.
Leave from Chandler
Hotel.
CJORST & KING,
Props.
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
S!11 Breakwater
ALWAYB ON TIME.
SAILINGS FRO.M PORTLAND, Tuesday evening of each week nt
SAILING FRO.M MARSHFIELD. Saturdays, Maich 13th. 12:30 p.
in.; Miuvh J2, . in.; March 'M, 2 i. m.
J. O. MILLER, Agent.
Phone Main OTS-L.
Steamer Washington
Sails for San francisco from Coos Bay, With
Freight, only,
F. S. DOW, AgeHt.
Oceaa Dock.
New and Second Hand fog
sold on tho insioui". r-
HARRINGTON, 0YI-R
3013 l'Vont St.
.. nn-T, Mr.W'fId-0,J
R. J. MONTGOMERY
Real Estate and Insurantt
244 Worth FronLgfe
Singer Sewing Ma
Supplies and Needles for
W J ""
131 1'niK "f. nonv
.vpns
FAMILY "-w- ,re t
necinuy inoi- .... r 6 i
rado. Regular mw I
Open clay ,d " b,E
MERCHANT'S C.-
Broadway n.ul Comnurw
Have That Roof e
NOW
see con
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