The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, April 21, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1913-EVENING EDITION. WBtlHER COLO IN ARIZONA Stephen Rogers Writes That it Is Not All Sunshine in the Sunny Southland. HON STAND ON BASEBALL Stephen C. Rogers, the well known Coos Day pioneer, who with his wife have been spending the winter in TucHon, Arizona, writes to Tlio Times the following Interesting letter about comlltloiiH In that usually Biinny land. Mr. and .Mrs. Rogers expect to return to Coos liny about the laBt of May. Mr. Rogers writes as follows: Editor Times: Wo aro very comfortably located hero In Tucson. Have rented n threo-rooin hoiisw and are enjoying ourselves fine. I have Just got through rending the Times. We are getting the paper very regular now and wo appreciate It very much. I toll you. us wo get all of the news. 1 take great comfort In rending the top lino on the Ilrst pnge of the paper as they are ho very lit and right to tlio point. I understand that you have lived hero nnd know the coun try so I will not try to describe It. We liuvo boon having ver" change able weather here since we hnvo been here. It was wet nnd cold for qulto n tlino when wo Ilrst came and then wo would have a warm day and the the next day would be quite windy and dust Hying everywhere. As there are no paved streets and no green grass, so the wind has a fair sweep. Tlio hard frost last winter killed a grunt many trees so It don't look as cheerful aB It otherwise would. I see there has been a number of bad accidents there of late. We think of starting home towards tlio Inst of May so as to arrive there when the wenther gets good there. Yours respectfully, S. C. H0GI3HS. Manager Bedillion Answers Wm. Shrock of North Bend rWants Good Games. DAYTON FLOOD AT THE GRAND TO SHOW CIII3AT I'll.M HI.IH3 TU13SHAV AI'TKItXOO.V AND HV13XINU ltl3MAItl(AIIM3 I'lC TUItK. Manager Robert Munition of the Grand Theater has arranged to show the latest motion picture of tlio great Dayton flood Tuosdny aft ernoon and evening. The pictures graphically show tlio flood lit Its height, Its decline and everything of Interest- In connection with the dis aster. Ho had to go to a consider able expense to secure these and the prices for It will be IT) cents for adults and 15 cents for children. In addition to tlio flood pictures, ho will show other special select lllms. The Dayton flood was one of tlio Krent oventH of the year and every one should iirrnngo to seo tlio pic tures. These nro tlio real moving pictures, not mere slides, nnd show the situation completely and in detail. E IN DIBIT TODAY Steamer Arrives From Port- land Heavy Fog Is Encountered "Make that kid quit pulling that HtTlng. I wnnt to sleep." This was the sleepy-voiced appeal that came to Captain l.ofstod of the Htennier Alliance about 3:30 yes terday morning ns they were ap proaching Coos Hay and encountered n heavy bank of fog. The fog was so deuso that the lookouts could hco but a few feet ahead and ho was having the mute sound the whistle every few second. "Sorry, but that kid won't quit pulling that string until we get out of this fog," replied Captain l.of nted The fog lasted for nearly an hour and then lifted except occasional drifts The Alliance had a good trip down and had a big cargo of freight both for heio and Kiiroku. She had a good passenger ,1st. Among tlHwe arriving on the Al liance were: J. Anson, It. W. Puekott. A. Car bon, C. I.. Dement, II. Guatufsoii. "W. C. Craig. Mrs. J. L. YVasson. Knima O Connor, W. 13. Stelnnoff. J. I,, roster, C. U. llonton, C. John son, W. A. Plckoroll. .1. William son, George lllalr. C. A. Curlson nnd Jainos O'NoIl. Among those nailing from hero for Eurokn on the Alliance today were tho following- F. K. Mlddlokauff. It. 11. SchuW. B. Applegate, R. Winkler. II. Wolsh. 0 A. Peterson, Mrs. E. Winkler. Kdwnrd Winkler, Jumos Foltwell. I. M, GarrUh. 11. Olborg. Dalton How ntt. Mrs. K. A. llowutt. T. ChUoms and F. G. Smith. HANDON. Ore., April 10. '. Itandon, Oic.. April in. 'in. Editor Coos liny Times: 1 have noticed an article In your valuable paper of the dnto of April 17th. wherein Mr. Shrock hns mis quoted tho writer, and concluded to cull the attention of the public to same: It is true, I went to North Demi to learn. If it be possible, what could bo done to bring to a successful close the termination of tho wrang ling over baseball, and the formation of a league (with so mo class) for the season of 111 HI. Wo. the fans of Ilundon. are In favor of a four-team league, as well as everybody else, and nro not In fnvor of any six-team league at all. Wo have offered to raise another tonm on tho lower riv er providing Unit nelthehr of the up river tennis conclude to enter the league, but will not ngreo to do so that wo may have n six-team league. This Is the stand we have taken. Tho Blx-team suggestion was advanced by one of those present nt the North Doiul meeting, ns the only solution of tho matter, and while some discus sion was given the matter, there was nothing definite arrived at. at that time. Mr. Shrock did say to me tlint they were soro at Marshlleld for not sending a man cjvor to the meet ing at Coqiillle. and also that Marsh lleld 'htitl better go on n Httlo slow, as their place In tho league was none to secure. This Is nn absolute fact; and from his attitude, and conver sation with me ut that time. I had no reason to doubt him, nnd did so in form somo In Marshlleld with whom I discussed tlio baseball situation. Hut when Mr. Shrock or anyone says 1 told them Hint .Marshlleld was soro at them, as lie snys I did. ho Is tell ing something that Is not true, nnd without any foundation whntever. While anxious to do all possible to bring matters In this lino to a close, we do not think that wo are eom- imllii.l trt v.iimrt (ii ntiv uiii1i tm.tlpu ,.v,iv.. ... ..... ....J ....... .......... In fact the whole thing borders on child's piny, and would remind a person of the antics of n bunch of high school kids. Ihindon wants to play ball, and will play ball this sea son, and nothing hut the death of all ball tossers, Is going to prevent Tt. Handon Is ready to form u league with Mnrshllold alone and play ball with them If no other teams see lit to enter the league. It certainly seems queer that the other loams can not get together and straighten out all matters, and get to playing ball. It Is a fact that our county has been educated to a very high class of bull, and Hitch league teams as were put in tho league tliu last two seasons, does not give cut lie satisfaction to tho public. Handon was at Ilrst lu favor of throwing tho whole lcngiio wide open, mid give tho county somo baseball with n Httlo class. Hut ns tho other tennis thought that live men were about all that they could stand for. wo agreed to that. Hut again somo neighboring towns havo fought against this number, wo again agreed that three men from tho out sldo should bo all that bo allowed. Now, after ngreolng to all, and every thing, we aro told that Handon Is not wanted In tho league by all tho towns except Marshlleld. TIiIb Is why 1 sny that 1 guess wo will havo to play with Marshlleld. Wo will sny that It certainly looks as though there aro some towns who don't like our game. I will promise you. how ever, Hint whoever wo piny ball with, will havo to go somo this season, as wo Intend being there with tho goods. I nm truly yours, R. K. I.. 11131)1 l.MOX. Handon Manager. AXOTIII.lt HANDON VII3W. Handon World Sa,s That Coqiillle anil .Myrtle Pnlut Are Cheap. Tho Handon World concludes a long article on tho baseball situation as follows: "Coqiillle and Myrtle Point are suffering from an acute nttack of belly ache because they can not run tlio whole show on their 1x2 pint- form, iinmlon is not cheap and can put two teams In the held If necos aary and good ones too." VIKW OK COQl'l 1,1,13. ST L BASEBALL SCORE Portland Failed to Win One of, Series From Los Angeles i Other Games. . PORTLAND, Or.. April 21. Wlthout having won a single giiuio in tho series with Los Angeles, tho; Ilrst series of the season at home, , Portland ended n week of hnrd luck i yesterday. The games Sunday re suited ns follows: Sunday Morning (.'allies. At Snn Frnnelseo R. II San Francisco I 7 Oakland 2 G Bi gger s Better urows uur Business THE BEST KNOWN STORES In Coos Coimty Are 13. 0 I At Venice Venice Sucrumento II. 13. 11 2 I 2 Sunday .Uterinum Garnet, At Portlnnd R. H. 13. Portland 7 12 I Los Angeles S 11 1 At Venice R. II. 13. Venice " S 0 Sncrumcnto 3 ! 3 At San lVnnclseo R. II. 13. Snn Francisco I 7 2 Oakland ", (! ii Saturday's Games. AtSnn Francisco R. H. 13. Snn Francisco 2 il 2 Oakland 5 l 2 At Vernon R. II. 13. Vonlco S 1-1 3 Sacramento ,1 !) 0 At Portland-- R. II. 13. Portland I tl 2 Los Angeles 3 10 1 i,.;,.!-rr,x i. v ' W&Pr r?. a i M t STUDEBAKER 35 IS A SENSATION Arrival of New Automobile, Creates Much Comment on Coos Bay. Ever since lis arrival on the Ilreakwater the new Studidmker "3.V received by Isaac R. Tower litis con tinued to erente favorable comment among everyone Interested In auto mobiles. Its lino llulsli nnd nppoiirnuco won Immediate admiration npd Its price. I Mli. delivered lu Marshlleld. scorned ludicrously low for such an excellent ear, which compnrod favor ably with cars selling for $1,000 more. Kvoryone who sees It has to ask tho prlco twice. A six pnsson ger Sludelmker car of splendid pro portions, electrically lighted nnd started, suporbly cushioned ami tired and trimmed at $111 ft It seems In credible, but seeing In believing and you should see the Studobaker "3."." J i' i i The "Hub Stores A Word as to Our 'Store Policy" ONE PRICE: All prices arc marked tires, as low as it is possible to soil of this quality, One person's dollar much as another's at the "Hub," Every customer receives tho same fair, impartial treatment, i" plain fig. merchandise will buy as "One Price lo All .Menus a lmer Price ( ,t CHARGE ACCOUNTS mean loss of interest in money invested; mgan expensive bookkeeping, ex pense and loss in collections, u MONEY TALKS" Eveiy Suit purchased from Hub Stores must give entire satisfaction, whether lie cost be $15,00 01 $-10.00. We stand behind you, Hub Clothing Gb Shoe Ce, Bandon. isssetssxi MARSHFIELD. Myrtle Point. I). Ii. HOOD TO ALASKA ?1I be mm Inspector Quinan of U. S. Life Saving Service Expected to Approve His Work. Caplnln Quliinn. of the V. S. Life Saving Service, was here for n day or two Inst week looking after mntters In connection with the Coos Hay I.lfo Saving Station. Ho came here from Portlnnd nnd Hay City where he hns been looking Into the chnrges ngnlnst Onptuln Farley, formerly of Coos liny. Hint ho did not show proper spirit In tho wreck of the Mlml. Cnptnln Hrltt. of tho Coos liny Life Saving Station, Is endeavoring to hnston the removal of the local station to a point at Coos Head, a mutter he has long been urging and which Is now being arranged by tho department. Concornlnc Cnntnln Karloe. tint NORTH BEND NOTES. , Telegram myH: . . A. 11. Imhoff returned yesterday "'I'0"8,"' himself and men during mi n business trip to Snn Francisco. lPt '""'J'1 """Ivors 0f tho wrecked Robert Ueafe. a former Enstsldo ' (!,0,''imn hn Mlml Hung to tho side ."Mulder . In Which lie N u Wit ness to be Tried In July. Tho following dlspntehfrom Ju nenu, Alaska, will ho of Interest here because I). I.. Hood, of .Marsh lleld. Is one of the witnesses In It. having just returned from Portlnnd whero ho wont hoforo ho lonrnod of tho postponement of tho trial: "Joseph .Miii:I)onald. wealthy mliio owner, will bo tried July S for tho niuidor of X. C. Jones, a mission worker, II years ago. The dnto wns set todny by United Stntes Dis trict Judge Lyons." BASKET SOCIAL IS BIG SUCCESS GOLD US ARE All Elk Rock District $118.35 by Entertainment to Assist Library. nlc.. Three Contests Held at Sum- naiSGo ll, TJn. Don. Ilt'l VVUlllUll iciiuci uair Tho IIO.VIvST DOMiAIt Is tho one SVi:i) on a burrol of flour at nAixivs. Hnvo your job printing dono at Tho Times office. Lew A. Cntes- Says That They Want to Play Hall In Itluht Wiiv. Kditor Cutes of tho Coiiilllo Sen tinel, who Is also taking part In tho basebnll matter there lu his paper lust week printed a long article on the league, which concludes ns fol lows: "Of course. Coiiullle, not having accepted Its ultimatum, has no voice lu soUlug the Problem, and will not have until such time ns tho dictators re-iiiBtato It In grace perhnps this year, perhaps not so soon. Hut should the powers that be. conde scend to raUo the bun and relegnte the past to oblivion. The Sentinel foils conlldent that by using the muss- wo wnere musulos nro mado to be used that a satisfactory arrnnuement could be effected whereby all could participate in Hie league, ns they have a perfect right to. If tho Three Capital l league disorganizes, as it mum sooner or Inter, a mooting should bo called for the formation of a NMoaiu league, a schedule pro pared to the best advantage under the clHiiuistances, and then let all no to ii. if any town refuses to con sider the proposition of a live-team league It should not become cuinbor sonio upon othors, but should, like -mho or out, silently fold Its tent and Meal away, leaving the Held to those who desire to occunv It f)n tliimr Is practically lortnln: Coqiillle, had It tho opportunity, would not vote Han don or any other town that desired to play the game under fnlr restrlc- mnn, who left hero about thirteen years ago, was joined yestordny by his wife, who canio from Washing ton. Ho has been vlsltlnir hern nlimit a week and will leave soon for Arcn- tn. Pnllf Carl Krcplund, who has been nultol!'lpn,lH,of th, ,nt,or' who fool that 111 for several months, was able to go Hloy K p"?wl .?" 11"H,1'' 'nt,) 'll8 up town Haiurcfny. of tho vessel and woro finally res cued, Captain Farley, of tho Carl bulill I.lfo Saving crow, will be enm mouded lu the report of Cnptnln Johnstone Qulnun, Inspector of tho iiro-snving service on this const, say quct and Reception. Last Saturday nvcnlnR the l ninrcRt. meihil nunlls of Dr. Bird E The basket social given Saturday !' t Nortli lien., sppwred evening at tho 131k Hock school houso Stunner in thrco contest, lie J on South Coos Itlvor, District No. :i, "I" """"lea directed by Dr. ci was oiio of tho most successful of tho hIio expects to leave nei w 1.1...1 ..... ,.. .... ,... r.. 1. Immn In thfl Sons kiiiii ever ueiii in mis sociiou. I no " " u ,, nffalr netted tho district $118.35. It Tho contests wore b ver, sow m was given for the numoso of uottlnir grand gold, tlio latter ?'" now book cases, aiding tho library Ilrst of the kind lieW hi tne cow ... . ',.. " ... . . MM.,.V,ll.-.,.. ......I'll rnnlfStantl iiuii iiuierwinu nssisiing ino scnooi. , " nmu, ""-"" it... .mis. i;. i,. iressov and a liumbor Itutn vnu mw, i"?.. ",:. -.7 of tho other lmtroiis of tlm school I.estlo Fuller. Marl lW" " united with MIsb Hlnncho WllllnniH Pnul Hrorkley. . in conducting tho affair nnd Its am- Tho medal was awarded to cess exceeded tholr fondest oxpectn- Hrockloy. v lions. It wns Ilrst plannod to havo Tho judges were A. I wj'J on old fushloiicd spollliiK beo hut a Mrs. McKay and Karl.clhD"iS iv nays oeioro u whs iioio, mo pu- ror ino " ' -- n,.i ..,iu i I .:. ... v,,,,i.ii Smth. '"' inin uiiuiiKi-ii ii iMiiKiiwii nun iiiiiiiu inns wine .""" , , ri- Breut hit with tho uudlonco. Haiu, Shirley Peterson. n" i 5, ..w ,.... i,, .ri.M,.j.n uiiiuhlH ... wu lllllll, ,1,111.1. --v money. Several sold for $G and ?U Woodbury. . . , . npleco and tho last ono wns .Mrs. Tho medal wns awarded io Hen Smith's and It brought $13. field Woodbury by J11'1?" ?" VilJ- Hl'lll-Vlinilv liml I. ,.ril limn .- TTIn.. llnlll will. M8S IB" " ' wln'nnd Mr. M. Unsaers. Tho Inst contest .was the J" ' ' ... .... ll,n nn.ltimtSnlS T.Z AT Til 13 1IOT13LS. Harold Slmnsoii. nf Xortii Hp.i Heights, returned today from a short visit with his sister. Mrs. 13. W. l-'ahy. at Dullards. The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday afternoon nt 2' o'clock at the home of Mrs. Vnugluin on North Hend Heights. Mlt.s Hessle lmmol of Mnrshfleld was a North Hend visitor Sunday. Mrs. 13, T. Coffolt Is still qulto se riously 111 at her home. Mrs. Oeorgo llnzor and Miss flraco lulton spent Sunday at tho Intter'a miiiuiMt'aii on roos itlvor 11 I vlmvu llllrlllf lll ulinl lln.A 1.. .n ...' .... .n ... .'.aw. L. .l.tlu .1.' IU1 nmlned In tho city after concluding his Investigations nt tho sceno of the wreck.' "William A. I.uey Paclllc inana gor of tho llassnm Paving Company, who Is Intimately acquainted with Captain Qulnun, snys ho Is convinced that no udverso report will go to Washington. "I havo renson to know that Cap ttaln Fnrloy has n clenn record In tho servlco nnd he Is genornlly rnted as one or ino nesi mon in tho llfe-snvlng l)lancll., said Mr. Lucy. 'Naturally, ho feels tho criticism, also does his W. Cnrglll. Seuttlo: 13. Hoflinghort. ""?. U,'V"B m nrt 17 silver." . - " nnui iivii lwiii - iaii ri ,S7V ,. Ihordonnrtmewllllekeemy.-. Voordlng. Allegany; Merlo 'X do.??'" w"tViS nn Mlr.,r,.. Amn.v A At tllO CIO"" w cmnfr. JtKt ..... ..,.n.., , .... .,, ", M,n 111(108 Ol "".. Ii lll" WllKlllSOIl, ...:",.', nf lrs. W0IWU '? 5P' ? iV ' e ,o iofSe Sumner " .,.. Illnnco Hotel. "" . .Vn msts who w 11 wl : 7 Jnmns nn.l wlfo llnrmlnm: of tllO 150 Bt,stf.;j", , the W Mrs. M McDougnl nnd'son. Archlo w;lfe. who, 1 undorstnnd. hnd no smnll Oscnr Haseen. Coalodoj Fred Storu. , forpet t,0i'Jf.,i;" .Mllllngton, were tho guests yester- , ",u '" " , .: ror BMo ro,' n 1M,, ""iKO. N. J. Cornwall, Onrdln- pe"i" "" ..v - . h ' Mill h i-iw ill iiiiiiiu in ii m .n .-- .. nm inn fi R?1'.10 Lr'"n"rhrle5YO ltltciuo. iyio v. i"-". - ,j.rt w Selander. i 'I lio Uiiiiuller. 'wnrn Mrs 13. 13. Kelley, "'- T' H. Applegnto. Portland; A. II. dSnnnA Mrs. nebeccs Pottor. Pfirtlnml! f' A l.inrnrxlrnin. " " MftBI . B ... '-.i,l the ernd ' Myrtle Point; C. II. Hrown, Portland; "",'r,o i'vlo Clmpell. ,. C A. Mitchell. Portland; 13. P. O'-. n,0',"1r "'ft. Ji U residence ' Nelll, Seattlo; J. W. Pqrcliman and ""J"? ftml North De wit?.. n nr w o..i. t- ,. j oar aiiu "",i "..., nnn an ""i ii.-H, ii. 1'Killl, .31111 r iiiin-'inrii! ; .u...,n,l :t I'OniFM'i v" ' ..r San Francisco. Moyd Hotel. Martini Vo Stenimorninn Hall, Mcdford; M. L. Ilfi.i. 1. n ft r XII11,.H ln...1 :""'., w. y. mn.ui, Muimuii, "" - 0, I'nltnfcn.i AIIinn.M Ol II Tl.fn.i . IUIO. ni;niv... -- ... Wa.dport; J. M. Oullllams, Newport. T. U.. , od II. O. of day of Mrs. Isaac Freelund of Sher man avenue. Geo. Hluck and wlfo nnd dnughter Cecil were guests Sunday at the homo of I-rnnk Hhuk In South Marshlleld. .Mrs. Marie I.angenborg, who has been visiting hor mother. Mrs. Im noff. will leave on the Ilreakwater Saturday for her home In Portland horso sevornl miles to arranen fnr heavier boat from the llfe-snvlng stn- uiiii unit was mere to do what wns possible, " 'It has been reported thnt tho men wero scon to drink and Hint Is not to bo wondered nt. In view of tho fact that they wero without food for ninny hours, besides being wot and chilled from water taken nimm-.i j during their nttonipts to roach tho i wreck.' " I.IJT CONTHACT. The Cooilllle citv cnnn.ll lnei week awarded Ijlltngsmi ftllergonl ", ' '- the contract for Improving Firstl ,:,'US XCK. street there for about Sinmin I Murshflnlii Kiiro ni o.t, .,. ...... There woro sevornl bidders. bout,ot a sorles of Informal danco nmi 1C00 lineal feet of street u ,.. i, ,. . - '- - i'- mneii, mostly nsptinlt, nnd a 300 foot bridge built. tlons out of the longuo. it stands rendy today, as It always hns, to play legitimate baseball and it will piny no other." card parties at Masonic hall not weiinosiiay evening. For morabors nnd tholr wlvos. mothors, sisters and sweethearts only. All Elks nro urged to attend and bring tholr lady friends. Visiting Elks will bo wel come. Dy order of COMMITTEE. (leo. Crnumngo, Hollovlllo, 111. Hotel Coos :.., m rnoriU-I- .l.i IHIll.i?'' vriSm tajs Tho Coquliio C""M r,omerc C. M. Dodds, Portlnnd: A1vlnn'nt ft meotlng ' e comn&K K-oys. Portland; C. W. C.lbbs. North gfu,7 there. Comity ", & Inlot; P. aibbs, North Inlot; Chas. Armstrong Informed t-0Q"i (w , Undorwood. DnnlolB Crook; Ed Dolnn, '., wj,0 are P"" ? nlace J City; J. McDonnld. North Rond; i,rMC0 ncross tho river 'n., ,s(. eorgo Lyons, City; A. Johnson, Port- t)l0 forry that l"e,co", ,0 tulld t" nnd: 13. Ward, Portland; O. S. Math-, J i"loxt f,mds on hand to jyj. ; .i. Kruso, coos city; .40 0oo strurtnire " ." ', as .ulU"1 . Ilatchory; E. Jorgen- 2or Lewis of Coqu He ''. pe- a hind enson, Dorn Pat l.unday eon; (Jeo, Mullen, Daniels Crook. .i three mentions w '"' ,. Co?' SI , meir PP I . i SA!3f?S bo XOTICI3. There will bo a social mooting of bridge was b"'1' a asUlnff for evonlng, April 22. across the 1 . of iS 00 mere win no installation of orti-i mv, hw ---., ot tne '"7;1l cors nnd later a social nieotlng with on tho sou h siao 1500 JJ cards and games. All members nnd about to clear '"- Bl,i,dividf ' 5. visiting nieiubors with tholr wives, of that land an" (M, w sisters and sweothoarts nro Invited. . small tracts ana wJ aov Hy order of compllshed a brib GEO. 13. COOK, Secretary. needed.