THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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er" I o e: by terms; $1100 down,
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- rrr.ii. I ulrl f nimii to stay
!---CbuT' IliMiiy K. ."MlHcr Baby
"S.. l'iaiio. with stool nnd coy-
. NOW cost ?7UU. imvo sum
f iti .w and run vncntlnt; Iioubc.
ft cash H 'f lkcn "ull:k-
"-rrp.,.f,.r calves. !'. It.
r0p Lj 1'i.ono :10m.
JJrtTTu: I'rarlii-iilly new Undor-
'u".l'i .inwrltor at snerlllco price.
SlTwenlngs. Mickey Hldg., North
nr.J.
mn IU'Vr Two good linilokcc-
! , Ioohm with K"H rniigo. bnth
ud electric UkIiIh. No children
allowed. 23'J s"th uronuwny.
H8.00 wi:i:ki.v ijniy i- Kcntio-
m,n us llclil representative solloll-
iQ. lubBcrlplloiiH to lending fiiBh
on publication nml appointing
lab-agents. Nntloiuil Sales Asso
ciation, Lob Angeles, Calif., r.O.'l
Sjn Fernando Uhlg.
ff.LVTKI) Hy t Lewis' prefer mo
15 to u years "in.
WIXTIM (Hrl or vminnii at Lewis'
Mint lo is yearn om.
WANTKI l'litltloit as llrenuiii or
Janitor. Address lock ijox ;si,
North lieml.
1011 SAI.IJ Tliivc ranches. Phone
301X1. J. It rneo, Aiiogiiiiy.
I j,iXTi:i lluierlencod mliH'i'N at
me wuujf imiiiu.
fOlt I1K.VT l-nrgr, well furnished
room with iiatn. rivo nunuies
nlk from business hoc! Ion. ltof
trertces. Inquire 70S North Sec
oil street.
TOR SAM: Om lnuncli 20. feet; K
H. P. Knqiilro M. CI. Coloninn,
North Bend.
Fort SALK urj- wood, (lr nnd nl-
in, it Campbell's Wood Yard,
Ttrrr landing. Phono 15"M,
rHIUV AM) STOCK 1'ARMS.
Ill you mint a good Dairy or
Siwk farm sec rit'gcruhl or
I'lionc :il.-, MnrsliNclil. Fop the
llomoiHcr lie can show you
Miie of Hie bc-t in tlio county
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ahvi:iitisix( wii.i, keep
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Rain or Sunshine
It makes no difference, our messenger boy is al
ways wait hi"; to deliver your order.
Call up 29S" The Uusv Corner for anything
you need in the drug line.
Proscription filling
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
"THE BUSY
PHONE MAIN
SORPHEUM TONIGHT
Nni ma ItKKIi8 0K ,,ICTi;ill.:St
n T"l'S.X) frot oi-' LAUOIIT1CU AND TWO TIIOL'SAXD
mrr OP STItOXH DUAMA.
AIlIRSIOX 10 CENTS.
l!'IN0 S00N'. A Ilia TWO 11KICL SPECIAL l-'EATl'ItlC, TITLE
"orro of TouTuuu."
W Maple Syrup
Guaranteed
, 65c Per Quart
'Jst thDe thin? for those
Buckwheats.
T Grocery Co.
Phone 102
Ji"ke,.8 aaieat
niril(M lltti vlnlTii.r & Mir
VOU ought to look,
A especially this
spring, at our blue serge
suits; we have a partic
ularly good line of these
goods; and no fabric
ever made gives such
general satisfaction as
blue serge; always looks
dressy, always looks and
feels cool.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
put ihe style and quality into them;
ailored to fit.
A very Brent vnluo hoio at $25;
some for loss, some fur inore.
Woolen Mill Store
T h I h h I o ni I h tlm h o in e o f
Hart Schaffnor & Marx clothes.
is our business.
CORNER."
298
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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
Singer Sewing Machines
Wo have them for rent or for sale.
Machines Repaired.
Supplies and Needlns for Sale.
w. J. ritz,
till Paik Ave. Mnrshfleld.
Phono 280-X.
april tiiiks.
Below la bIvoii the timo and
height of hlsh and low wnter at
Marshfield.
The tides nro placed In tho ordor
of occurrence, with their thnea on
the llrst lino and haunts on tho
second lino of each day; n compar
ison on consecutlvo heights will
tndlcnto whether It is high or low
water. For IiIkIi water on tho bar,
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tt'KATIIKH KOItKOAST.
n.v Assoclntod I'ress j
OUi:OON Showers In west
tnnlBlit and Tuesday. Fair in I
east tonlBht and Tuesday. South
erly winds.
I.OCAIj TCMI'KUATUItH
IMCCOItl).
For tho 24 liourn endliiB at
I: III n. in.. Anrll 7. liv lion I.
I Ostllnd, spuclal Boveriuncnl me-
teoroloBlcal observer:
t Maximum 51
I Minimum :i2 I
! At 4:48 n. in 311 I
Precipitation none I
' Precipitation kIiicu Bept. 1,
1912 50:51
' Precipitation Hiinic period
Iiibi year 47.99 I
Wind: Southeast; cloudy. I
Council Tonlnlit The .Varnhlleld
city council will meet this uvoiiIiib to
take up various matters, lurludliiB
a nuinher of street Improvement
matters.
Two Are KIihmI (lnrBo Ilorron
and Win. liiBorsoll were lined $20
apiece this inornliiB by City Recorder
Ilutler for llBhtliiB in the P. IC. sa
loon Saturday nlcht. IiiBersoll Is
from Ten Mile. Hoth paid tho line.
ai KIho Dance.-Tho dance given bytorlll 0tvnhMuwml.vZmmx?.
.. ,. li . " M,Vv."f "l l,,u ,'-Ti i -
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suciess. I hero were about i.0 ,
couples present and this with Rood
inusle mndu tho affair most enjoy-
ame.
Coining Willi W'lfe Mrs. Petrol
ineux has received word that G. A.
Greeiileaf, father or Guy Gieenleaf,
who Is how In the county Jail on
charges In connection with tho death
of Emm Knorr, will arrive here on
tho Alliance to morrow. lie Is ac
companied by Guy Orcenlonf'B wlfo
and chllil.
Xchk lo Scngstiicken Tho Co
qulllo Sentinel Inst week printed a Hldge section. This case Is sliullui
story to the effect that Henry Seng- to tho one wherein they seek to re
stackeu Is behind a project Tor erect- cover tlio E. Soiunnn property at El
lug n llrst class Il-story hotel there. rod anil Fourth, it soenis that
adjoining the Farmers' and Merch-i Judge Hall, iih administrator of the
nuts' Ihiuk. Mr. Sengstacken, whon I Fletcher estate, sold the 100 acres
askvd about It today, said that the J or timber to I). C. McCarty and Mr.
story wns all news to him. Hutchison for $000 and they later
lluys Property W. 11. Ilurghngen sold It to Miner, who sold u half In
today sold his Hunker Hill property jtorost to Worden. The tract Is now
through tho Stutsman agency, to W. , quite valuable. The overruling of
C. Craig and wife, wuo conduct uiomiio demurrer holds the udmlnlstrn
Hunker Hill boarding house, for
.112. Mr. Crnlg recently bought
tho Ilourke property near It. Mr.
HurghiiROii expects to leave soon for
Unlnler, Oregon, whore his daughter
hns bought a line ranch.
Wed In Oakland Mrs. Swansea
of Eastsldo has received word that
her daughter nnd husband hnvj Just
returned from their honeymoon trip
and will mako their homo in Onklnnd,
Miss Esther Swansoii, formerly n
clerk In Stafford's, and Gary Doty
wore marlrcd Fobrunry 17. Mr.
Doty travels through this section In
tho Interests of n dental supply house.
.'n iocs Home Mlllicoum. A. E.
Pollexren, well known on Coos Hay
but ut present a resident of San
Francisco, Is building n beautiful
bungalow summer homo nt Mill Val
loy, Call., which ho has named MIIII
coma. Tho nnmo was tho result of
ii suggestion of E. W. Kammerer,
who has just returned from a trip
to Snn Francisco. Whllo thero ho
mot Mr, Pollexfon who told him of
tils now homo mid said all these
summer places wore named and
asked Mr. Kanimoror for n sugges
tion and Mllllcomn was tho result.
Who Is He Marshal Carter today
received a letter from D. G. MocLean,
probation o III cor at Salinas, Calif.,
asking Information about a young
nmn Iflm Willi tnl.'Oll till 1-PpnililV fOT
.......,.,,. tl.i anva tlm In, I lino hlien
goiiiB there by tlio namo of Frank on California nvonuo between Thlr
Mooro. but In a letter found on him teenth and Fifteenth streets; A. II.
from his mother, he is addressed as Lewis, Lot -I In Hlock 18, on Mon
"James." Tho lad won't give his tana avenue between Southwest Hon
namo but tho letter Indicates thatllovard and Thirteenth street; John
his father is an invalid, his mother F. Sticknoy, Lot 17, In Hlock 11, on
subject to heart failure, and a sister ' Oregon avenue, betwoen Southwest
Is about to bo marlred. Tho family Moulovnrd and Thirteenth atreot.
We Are At Home Again
At the old stand on Central Aventn
Call in and see the improvements We
know you will like it better than ever.
Yours truly,
McCrary s Idea! Pharmacy
Ib said to own a ranch In this vlcln
ity. Marshal Carter hnB not yet lo
aned mo parents. Tlio boy is said
to he about eluhteon vonrs nlii nml
to have left Oregon about AuBUst
j-i. in i ..
No DiiimiBe. AlthotiBh driftwood
lodged aKiilnst' tho long troBtle of
the Smith-Powers road, near Myrtle
Point, no particular damage Is re
ported to have been done by It.
Chief ICiiBlneor- Haines was unable
to come home yesterday on account
of the high water, remaining to
watch the bridges.
Tlirce Arrested. Mnrshal Carter
yesterday rounded up three loggers
who insisted on celebrating too
boisterously. They were Aluior
Oreen, who put up $10 cash ball,
and Mike Link and Walter Smith,
who put up $C apiece. All of them
failed to show up today and their
halls wore declared forfeited.
Dies In OmiuIIIc Word has been
received here of tlm ilnnth nf Mm
9.23, Daisy Holland, formerly Miss Wlck
1.8 I ham, of consumption, at Conulllo,
9.4S! Saturday. Her sister. Mrs. Edward
. .Moeiiier. res i es n Marshilo il Mra
Holland's husband, tho late "Hud"
Holland was for a number of yenrs
connected with tho IJlanco bar.
ItllM'Imtl .AIlM'Hllir I'l'Kulilunt ICr.,
or tho Coos County lluseball
league has called a meeting to be held
In Coinillle Thursday at 1 1 o'clock.
It Is understood Hint the Hay towns
in iei i-oMumu, Myrtle Pi5lnt and
Dilution light out the controversy
over tho number of hired playors. It
Is possible Hint u four team league
nioy bo agreed upon.
Dredge for Itnllwny. Herman
Larson s dredge on tho Sluslaw Is
cutting n now channel there so that
tho Southern Paclflo will have only
one bridge to build at Acnio instead
of two. There was a second channel
which might have required a draw
bridge but by dredgliiB the company
will be able to avoid this. lOiiBlneer
E. 1-. lloblnson Is nf Gardiner dolus
Home survey work for tho other Lar
son dredge and Is expected home
Saturdny.
Ilolilen's Ideii u Success J. L.
Koontz yesterday tested out Dave
Holden's sund pulleymoblle and
found it to bo n success, climbing
hills, running good over tho Band on
the North Marshlleld fill. etc. It
makes good speed but should have
more power than tho 20-horHonowor
In tho nuto It was tried out on. Next
Sunday, a trlnl trip will be inudo to
(Jardlnor. It now looks ns though
tho machine would be a success In ev
ery way and Dave Uolden will reap
a big prollt from the idea.
To Change Ferry Judgo John F.
1 1 ri 1 1 wiii ft rVwtiilil, .i i.. .i. ..
'1 H',t,cl111 Hi'BBlo" of the county com-
iiiiKHiouorB win uo Held to award
80I1U( roni, M1roVomoiit contracts. It
ot uXpccted that the contract for
repairing the Eastsldo approach to
tho ferry will bo awarded, nwliiir to
the strong movements to imvo tho
ferry landings changed. The East
side and Maishlleld city councils will
probably consider tho matter tonight.
Hotelier llelr Case. Judgo Coke
has overruled a demurrer In the
ease of tho heirs or the Into Charles
W. Fletcher vs. Miner & Wordes.
Tho Fletcher heirs seek to recover
100 acres nf tlmhorlnml In tli. llln..
tor s snlo void Tho Seamait enso
differs In thnt the Fletcher property
wns sold by Mrs. Young, who was
Fletcher's second wife.
STEADV GltOWTII IX
KIICST ADDITION.
It used to bo a saying among tho
carpenters on Coos Hay that the
building senson hero did not com
mence until after tho fourth of July,
but tho custom of waiting for tho
rains to cease lias become obsolete.
During the last few weeks uoltlior
fog, rain, nor hall has caused tho bull
ding under way In First Addition to
Marshlleld to lag.
G, M. Hluckc commenced building n
lino modern bungalow two weeks
ago, and ho and ills crow of carpen
ters have not missed a working day
since. The shingles woro put on
during the last few days and now It
will bo easy sailing.
W. C. Mason is assembling mntor
lul for a houso resldonce similar to
Mr. Hlncke's on land adjoining Mr.
Hlncko's, and work on this will com
mence nt ouco,
C. M. Connor has a lino eight room,
modern residence under wny on
Washington nvenue Just west of tlio
Southwest Houlovard.
Recent sales In First Addition are
118 follOWS!
I. E. HCIldl'IX. Lot 4. Ill Hl0Cl 10,
PERSONAL NOTES
AOM WASSON of South Inlet is in
town today.
WM. CROSS of Daniels Creek Is In
town today.
M. J. 110WRON of Hcnryvlllo Is in
town today.
.1. S. MASTERS of Catching Inlet is
in town today.
MRS. THOMPSON Ib n visitor from
Ross Inlet today.
ALFRED STEVENS Is In town today
from Hiiynes Inlet.
MRS. ADAMS of Smith-Powers Camp
7 Is In town today.
GEORGE McCOLLOCH of Haynes In
let Is in town today.
EVAN HODSON of South Coos River
Is In town on business. '
WALTER STULL of Allegany is In
town today on business.
ALBERT WVMAN of South Inlet Is
spending tho day In town.
MRS. II. II. HAINES of Coos City is
a Mnrshllold visitor today.
JACK. HOWRON and wlfo nre visitors
from Isthmus Inlet todny.
MISS HETHEL STOCK of Sumner Is
a Mnrshllold visitor today.
FRED VERNING If Haynes Inlet Is
In town today on business.
ALF JOHNSON. JR.. or Coquillo Is
a Marshlleld visitor today.
J. E. PAULSON of Coquillo Is In
Marshlleld today on business.
G. W. SHELLEY or Myrtlo Point was
hero over Sundny on business,
C. W. ELMORE returned this morn
ing from a visit to Allegany.
GEORGE HLAKE is a business visit
or from Catching Inlet todny.
CHAS. MAHAFFY or North Coos
River Is a business visitor today.
MtSS ANNA CLINKENHEARD Is in
town today from Daniels Creek.
JOHN MORGAN and wlfo of Empire
are spending tho day In Mnrshllcld.
O. REAVIS left for Conicdo this
morning after spending Sunday in
town.
HENRY AVERILL of tho Lire Sav
ing Station Ib a Marshlleld visitor
today.
JAS. MERCHANT Is in from his
Heaver Hill ranch on business and
pleasure.
HARRY ENNIS waB a passenger on
this morning's train for tho Co
quillo Valley.
MRS. T. M. PATTERSON nnd MRS.
A. ENZHLOM or Empire ure visit
ing In Marshlleld today.
CARL and RALPH CLINKEN
HEARD or Daniels Creek ore In
Mnrshllcld spending the day.
MRS. JENNIE LANDR1TH and
daughter, HLANCHE, are In town
todny from North Coos River.
JOHN SMITH returned to Conicdo
this morning after spending Sun
day with friends In Mnrshneld.
RANCY HALL nnd wlfo returned this
morning irom mi iivur ouimii iinii,
with E. O. Hall and family of
Sumner.
LEO CALL Is in Mnrshllold today
from Ilnyiies Inlet, where ho has!
been visiting relatives. Ills Homo
Is nt Lakeside.
AUGUST ERICKSON returned to
Mnrshllcld todny after spending
Sundny witli Ills brother. Simon
Erickson, of Hiiynes Inlet. I
REV. G. Lo ROY HALL returned,
this morning from Catching Inlet, '
whero ho hold Christian Services
in Unity Chnpol yesterday. I
MISSES ROSE MYREN and ESTHEIt
JOHNSON have returned from
Portland, whore thoy went to take
In tho grand opera season.
MISS MINNIE CARLSON of North'
Inlet Is in Marshlleld todny en
route to North llend to visit her '
sister, Mrs. Martin Ilnwkluson.
MISS DESIREE WYATT will lonvo
on the next Hrenkwnter for Port
lnud, whero she has accepted a po
sition with the Wonder Millinery
storo.
WM. ASPLUND and wlfo spent Sun-;
day with Mrs. Asplund's parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mutt Matsou. of
Catching Inlet, roturulug homo
this morning,
MR. nnd MRS. HARRY A. GOLDEN
of Denver, Colnrudo, nro In tho elty .
Investigating the business pros-!
poctB of Coos Hay with a vlow to
locating here, .
If you hnvo anything to soil, rent,
trndo, or want holp, try a Want Ad.
To Her Honor, the Cook:
Does your husband and family
call your bread "Punk" nftor you
havo exhausted overy effort to mnko (
it rignt: ir mis is uio cuso, give
them u pleasant surpiibe mid show
thoin that you can bake bread that
Is "llroad ' hy using
WHITE RIVER FLOUR
Sold by
Coos Bay Tea, Coffee & Spice House
1S4 Market Avo.
Phono 394-J.
ANNOUNCEMENT
TO THE PUBLIC
Llndberg & Rosbors havo
opened their now storo in
Bunker Hill with a comploto
lino of stationery, bread,
candy, cigars and tobacco.
Pool hall in connection.
Tho public Is cordially In
vited. Lindberg & Rosberg
Phono 301-L.
COOS ICING BICYCLES
$:io.oo
COOS QUEEN BICYCLES
lj528.no.
Marshfield Cyclery
Dayton Agents.
I'hoiie irH-lt 172 Broadway
The Sign of
Good Candy
Always
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
AtnMriAV
W. C. T. U. with Mrs. Whee
ler. Library hoard mooting.
Progress club with Mrs. Tlod
gcn. TUESDAY
Episcopal Guild with Mrs. E.
u. I'ornnm.
C. W. II. M. with Mrs. Howard
Royal Auction Hrldgo with
Mrs. R. IC. Hooth.
Private Mnsquerudo ball at
I'lnuisn nan
Mrs. Pappo of Ilnndon has been tha
guest of Mrs. Oraof In Mnrshlleld tho
past week.
Saturdny evening, April 2G. a
charity ball will bo given nt tho
Eagle's Hall by Henry Hegdnhl nnd
a bunch of other Marshfield fiood
fellows as n benefit for tho Cooley
family.
McLAIX WILL LOSE.
Claim Tlmt MnrMilloM Man Will Not
He V. S. Marshal.
According to a Washington dis
patch In n Portland paper, Hugh Mc
Laln nf Marshlleld will not land tho
U. S. Mnrshalship In Oregon, as his
friends horo had hoped. According
to tho dispatch, Senators Lano nnd
Chainborlnn have agreed on recom
mending tho following appointments:
IT. S. District Attorney Clarenc
L, Rennics, Mcdford.
Postmaster, Portland F. S. Myora
Portland.
U. S. Mnrshal John Montng, Port
land, Collector of Internal Revenue-
Milton A. Miller, Lebanon.
Collector of Customs T. C. nurko,
Ifciker.
Surveyor General E. G. Worth,
Portland.
Appraiser G. E. Wolter, Portland
Postmaster, Astoria Herman
Wlso, Astoria.
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AT THE HOTELS.
The Chandler.
J. II. Goll, Portland -r Mrs. Garo
utte, Coquillo; C. H. Hrown, Port
land; A. Johnson, Jr., Coquillo: J. A.
Colomb. Donaldson, La.; A. M. IIol
llstcr, Portland; A. P. Matthews,
Portland; G. W. Shelley. Myrtlo
Point; Henry Hlock. Portland.
Lloyd Hotel.
G. Marstcr, Handon; Earl McICco,
Portland; W. C. Cnnipboll, Snn Fran
cisco; T. Ellis, Portland; Tom Mc
Mnnii, Clovolnnd, Ohio.
Hotel Coos.
A. M. Drnko. Portland; P. Radford,
Coos River; W. G. Ilessoy, Coos Riv
er; J. Harnett. City.
I NORTH BEND NOTES.
Miss Joolla HoilBon, who under
went an operation at Mercy hospital,
has so far recovered as to have been
taken to her homo on North llend
Heights.
Win. Kern nml dnughter enmo Fri
day rrom Arcutn, Cal., to visit rela
tives and friends.
The Christian Endonvnr will hold
a buslnoss meeting tonight at tho
Presbyterian church.
Miss Mildred Rood linn been nn ov
er Sunday guest of hor sister, Mrs.
Harry Russel of Catching Inlet.
Tho W. C. T. U. will moot Tuosdny
nftornoon at the Presbyterian church
The buslnoss meeting will ennvono nt
2 o'clock nt which Prof. Orubbs will
give n talk on Instructions to womon
In voting. All women nro Invited
to attend.
Mayor L. J. Simpson, who hns been
in various California points for tho
Inst three mouths, will return homo
tomorrow.
Tho Presbyterian Ladles' Aid will
hold a social Thursday afternoon nt
tho church. Tho Jllzpnli class and
tho Christian Endonvnr will hold a
social nt Logglo hull noxt Friday
evening.
Buying a Typewriter?
If so, It should bo nn Underwood.
Tho Underwood holds nil tlio world
records for speed, ucciirncy and dur
nblllty and there nro more of them
In iiso than all other vlslblos com
bined. That Is why tho U. S. Gov
ernment, tho Western Union, U. S.
Stcol Co,, and other big corporations
buy Underwoods exclusively.
C. L. STOCKIX, tho Uudorwood
man, Is at The Chandler, and would
bo pleased to give you a demonstra
tion. TIIKV HAVE AGREED
TO MARRY JUNE 1.
Just ns tho Sun Rises From BelUiul
Tlio Eustern Horizon.
"Mary, my doar, I havo com for
nn nnswor yes or no."
"John, I lovo you, but I must
havo your promise that you.wlll pro
tect mo and bo and bo as thoughtful
after marriage as boforo and tako
mo at least throe times a week to
Sartor's for tholr delicious fountain
drinks and candy."
John promised, nnd thoy will bo
wed In June.
We Keep All Sorts
But Recommend
Kidney Pills
We know what they will do
PRICE 50c
TfTQ AVgftB 1 LL9l
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