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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1913)
WI-T -vw '.!' ., i . . tFtWffffllTinfiri-htiiBH THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1913 EVENING EDITION. MdOMHOMMtlflSBlMMlWBBMHHHI - You Get Insured Quality in 5130 A Heavy Weight Guaranteed Blue Serge Suit at $15.00 The Masterpiece of Clothcraft Scientific Tailoring JUS 1 to show how good a blue serge suit could be made at a medium price, the makers first produced 5 30 a year ago It prov- &i ed the biggest seller they ever had, V because it was easily the best value in blue serge ever offered at the price This spring, it's even better. In fact, it's the masterpiece of Clothcraft Scientific Tailoring While not the highest priced suit in the Clothcraft line, it's easily the best value that ever bore the Cloth craft Label ancTGuarantee. Before you decide on your Spring suit come in and sec the Clothcraft Blue Serge Sp:cial No. 5130. Examine the cloth and the tailoring. Try it on and notice jhc style and fit. If ycu don't decide it's the best $15.00 worth you ever saw, we won't ask you to buy. "For diseases arising I'roni impure or impoverish ed condition of the hlood, use Arch Sarsaparilla, Oregon Grape and Cascara Compound Tin best blood purifier there is. PR 1 013 PICK "BOTTLE, $1.00. Money refunded if not satisfactory. For sale at the IH'SV CORNER. Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co. "THE BUSY MAIN PHONE i . ORPHEUM TONIGHT REPEATING HY SPECIAL REQUEST MISFORTUNES of MR. and MHS. MOTT." "n'p AX UPA UPA ANCE" A very funny comedy. "EST MAN WINS 1IITK Or SNAKK" A comedy produced by Iho u "lograpli Co. wK,Vr,JU WMArmi-A strong drama. AXHFATHER" A powerful drumu. vMJXO WEDNESDAY HILLY' S HUHGLAR A two reel subject, iTumirvii by tho Vltagraph Co. Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire and Marine Insurance Iltle Guarantee and Abstract Co. Con, in HENRY SENGSTAOKEN, Mgr. "luille Office Phono 191 Platting Lands a specialty, arms Timber Coal and Marshfield Office 14-J. General Agents "EASTSIDE." Just say 5130 -i you want the best f J Blue Serge Suit, at $15, you ever saw. f S KM HSaSSaSllMflSIIMIRailMIBMIIIMIIMHBIMaMiaiBHlMiaiS WOOLEN MILL STORE Mill-To-Mnn Clothiers CORNER." 298 US GUARANTEED I lW II ALL WOOL 111 MM W I I Situ Ill TONIGHT at We Royal NAYDENNE AND LEHHI, TIiom (inssy Ragtime KM, In ono ol' their best jet. They nro making good nnd nro n couple of pleasing young entort itinera. Also there will bo a coinpleto change of pictures. thi: rest snow, tin: rest MUSIC AND Till: RESIN I'UlfK. ANV SKAT, 10c. Parasol Covers ALL SHADES OP ALL COLORS at tho Marslifield Cyclery Dayton Agents. Phono 1BH-R 172 Hrondwny WE OFFER YOU Wellman Canned Sweet Potatoes nt 20c Per Can. With each can reclples for: Wellman Sweot Potato Pie. Wellman Sweet Potatoes can dled. Wellman Sweot Potato Toast. The above aro delicious dishes concocted by famous cooks. Phone us your orders. Stauff Grocery Co. Phono 102 Moskey's handles. Times Want Ads Bring Results jypp AIMUIj tides. Below Is given tho rlmo and height of high and low water at Marshtleld. Tim ttitofl nro ntnprvl In fhn npitof 3f occurrence, with their times on! tuo tirst line nnd heights on the second line of each day; a compni Ison on consecutive heights will Indicate whether It Is high or low wntcr. For high water on tho bar, M'lwtrnct 2 hours 34 mlnutns. 2S lira. . 2.11 8.04 2. -19 10.07 !Ft... 2.S 4.7 0.7 4.C aolm-s, Ft.. 30 lira Ft. . 3.32 2.S 4.30 2.3 8.SC 3.18 10.r.7 4.8 11.37 5.1 i.r. 10.30 4.1 0. 4.41 1.1 WEATHER FORECAST. Dy Associated Press ! uregon Fair tonight nnd Tuesday except showers In I Southwest. Wanner In West. Light frost In East. Easterly I i winds. 4 LOCAL TKMPEItATUHK RECORD. I I For tho 24 hours ending nt I 1:43 a. in.. April 28, by llcnj. Ostllnd, special government me teorological observer: Maximum 52 Minimum 20 At 4:43 n. in. 20 i Precipitation 15 I iTccipunuou siuco aopi, i, 1012 fiS.IC I Precipitation samo period I last year 51.GG i Wind: Northwest. Cloudy. I Builds House. John Morrlsoy Is having a flno modern cottage orect , ed on Tenth street, near Elrod, Just south of his home. New Smokestack Tho now 1 smokestack being built of ro-enfore- , eu concreto lor mo Simpson nun at Porter Is now up about 32 root. When comploted It will bo 100 feet high. Ship Milk. Tho North Bond Con donsary will ship a carload of con- flntiKOfl nilllr lt Snn I.VnnplHnn nn jtho Homer tomorrow. Tho cou- jucnsnry is now wonting at n goon raio. North Rend foulest. 'Ino prize winners In tho .Jennings voting con test nt Norln llend woro announced today. MIbb Qlnerva Smith gots tho piano, Mnry Oumca tho sowing machine, Inez Audorson the gold watch and Gladys Larson tho toilet sot. WINoy Coining. W. J. Wllsoy nnd Judgo Hrunough, wno woro ox pected horo Saturday nlgnt and nro supposed to bo en routo horo, It Is thought will roach tho bay within n day or two. It Is thought that thoy woro In Drain over Sunday. lluy Addition. It was reported today that Manager Armstrong, of tho Southorn Orogon Company, wns negotiating with parties who plan WANT ADS. FOR RENT Two light linusokoot lug rooms. 113 North Second st. LOST Ladles' gold bur plu set with small diamond, Howard for re turn to TinicH olllco. WANTED I'liiclmscr.s for lilOvl 10 cor Coutrnl and 13th nt $:il!0. Terms half cash. Lots 1-2-I1-4 and ', Block S, $111 ."0, half cash. r aero lot In Lohreo Park for $1, 300. Thoso are all monoy-nin-kors. Seo Title Guaranteo & Ab stract Co. I'Olt SALIC Cook mow, Sin. a:i7 North Uroailwny. I'Olt SALE 5 notes, half mile from Hay City, on county road. 2li ncroa clonrod; 7-rooin house and outbuildings; splendid place for chickens; 30 plum and prune treos; 11 small npplo trees. One good milch cow, turkoys, ducks, chlckons nnd housohold furniture goes with place. 12000. N$lu00 down nnd $500 on tlmo. Mrs. D. E. Major, East Sldo, Oregon. DRESSMAKING Plain anil fancy. 343 South Hroadway. WANTED To rent for hummer, fur nished modorn cottngo or bunga low.. C. P. M. Times ofilce. FOR RENT Two rooms for ladles only. Newly furnished. Inquire 3C2 North Front street. W. O. WInimor Harbor shop. FOR SALE One choice lot In first addition. Address P. O, Hox 686, , Marshfield, Ore. QUICK SALE S-'WO will buy two level, cleared lots In Hay View, Wm. Warron, at Curry's Harbor Shop. LIHERAL REWARD Will lio puld for Information of party, who cut lumber during the last ton year? from Henry Butler's place. South Slough, as on Luso placo, Hutlor's by purchase, Hall and Hall, at torneys, Marshfield, FOR SALE Few settings or Hlack Minorca eggs. Phone 232-L. FOR SALE Slcllllau buttercups; $11 per selling; lernniy guuruuiuuu. MrB. E. Don McCrary. "FOR RENT Comfortable room with stovo anu oatn. rnone 236-J; 768 North Second St. FOR SALE trey wood, fir and al der, at Campbell's Wood Yard, Ferry landing. Phoie 154-L. SOCIAL CALENDAR I TUESDAY. i Episcopal Guild with Mrs. i Cnrl Evertscn. to buy tho entire New Hedford Ad dition and will then sell It out In lots as per the Stutsman Company has been contracting. Ship foal. The Homer will sail tomorrow for Snn 1'rnnclsco with 100 tuns of conl and 2j0 tons of box snooks. This Is the first coal shipped south from hero In some ttnio and Is being sent by Manager Doll of the Llbby mines, to Oak laud. Kiimnr Now Itont. A rumor Is Kolng the rounns today thnt a fast steamer plying between San Fran cisco and the Columbia Hlver or Puget Sound will soon bo making Coos Hay, stopping on routo both ways. No verltlcntlon of tho re port wns obtnlnablo hero today and tunny shipping men doubt tho nu thentlelty of tho rumor. For Parking Plant 11. C. Mltch- uni, who recently sold out a small packing plant near Spokane, Is In Marshtleld looking over this section with n view of putting In n small plant here. Owing to tho Isolation of tho section nnd tho big demand for fresh meat that will result from rnllroad construction, ho looks fav orably upon It. The only question now Is a means of securing live stock. Ho hns not definitely mnde up jus mum uuoui tuo matter yet. Narrow Escape. A son of .lohn M. Eddy, who is employed on tho HIchnrdBon city survey In North lioiul hnd a narrow escape from death Saturday. Whllo carrying some instruments over the gulch west or Hnngor ho started across a log. Ho hnd n dinner bucket strapped on his bnok nnd mldwny across a 2S-rallbro bullet struok tho dlnnor pnll on his bnck, tear ing a largo holo through tho tin pnll. The bullet passed within six inches of him. Who fired tho shot Is not known but It Is supposed lo Imvo been a strav bullet from Bomo cnrolcss hunter. Work 'ii Line. 't Is expected that within u month (Im uiriin.i..,r Of thO lllllll DOWor o PPtrln I limn from tho C. A. Smith electric plant to Coaledo will bo completed so thnt tho logging operations thoro can bo handled by electricity. Tho oMiiiii-i-uwiTB uompnny nnve a Westlnghouso electric donkoy on Kino there now for tho test and will soon recelvo n General Electric logging onglno from Snn Francisco. A branch nownr linn lii tlw. Qmiii,. Powers coal ;nIno on Isthmus Inlot, which Sunorlntondnnt !rminnam. in electrifying is also bolng built. Tho IioIbIb, pumps nnd blowers or air fans nt tho initio will ho oporntod by electricity as woll as tho drilling. I PERSONAL NOTES I C R. PECK wont to Coqulllo this morning on business. WM. SAUNDEHS. of Empire, was n Marshllold visitor todny. IIENHV SHNGSTACKKN was a Co qnlllo business visitor todny. O. C. HUSH, of Gnrdlnor, Is lu Mnrshflold todny on business. MHS. ELIZABETH ADAMS spoilt yesterday at her ranch on South Coos Hlver. C F. MOUSE, of Gold Bench. Is looking after business In Mnrsh flold todny. A. J. SHUUWOOD. of Coqulllo. Is In Mnrshflold todny on business nnd pleasure. MISS J.ADGE HARItY loft Satur day for Eugono, whoro she will visit friends for nwhllo. MISS .MAUDE HOUItON, who spoilt Snturdny nnd Sunday at Teninlle, returned to Mnrshflold today. Mil. AND MHS. 1). T. CHANTLEIt. of tho Coos Bay Tea, Coffee nud Splco Houso, spent Sunday on Catching inlet. .MISS EVElh'N ANDKItSON reach ed San Francisco April 22 on her return from Honolulu, in a lottor to hor father. E. A. Au dorson todny she says thoy had n nlco trip. Sho will visit lu California for n time. LLOYD LONG, of Spokane nrrlvod yostordny via Itosoburg for a visit at tho W. S, Nicholson homo. Ho Is returning from un oxtondod trip to Panama, Now York and various other American cities, but folt that tho trip was not coinpleto without n visit to Coos Bay. JOHN CLINK1NHKAHD, of Coos Hlyor, wns a Marshllold visitor todny. Ho reports ovorythlng uiuro in goou shnpe desplto tho backward season, Ho holds the record ns cauliflower rnlsor, hnv- iiik ruisuu ono ucnii which weigh ed about 22 pounds nud which was larger than ono that took the Natlonnl prlzo of $100 for bolng tho largest head of caullflowor raised. FRED M'LA'N, who Is noro from Myrtle Point to figure wltn Hugh McLaln on constructing tho bal ance of the railway horo for tho Terminal Hallway win return homo tomorrow morning. Ho is driving tho piling and putting in tho wooden bridges for tho Smith Powors railway, but Is far ahead of the graders and Is waiting for them to catch up. Just when tho Terminal Hallway will pass on tho bids Is not stated, M'COKMACK IS DEAD. Son-in-law of Joaquin Miller Sul- eiiio hi .ew rork. The following tologram from Now York will bo of interest on Coos Bay owing to tho late Jonquln Mll- lor and his fnmilv havlm? mmin their homo In Coos County a num- ut-r ui yuurs ago; "Loudon McCormack, formorly a well-known actor ami snn. in. in, t- of the Into California poot, Joaquin Miller, was found dead In his room at tho Hotol Empire. He was ill nnd out of work and killed him self with laudanum. On a table was an empty bottle. McCormack was tho husband of Maud Miller McCormack, deceased." i ;WILL ATTEND SON'S WEDDING i C. A. Smith Leaves for Oak land En Route to Minneap olisWedding May 10. C. A. Sinltn left yesterday on tho Nnnn Smith for Oakland, where ho will spend n few days before going ro Minneapolis with the others of his family, Including F. A. Warner nnd wlfo, to attend the mnrrlagc of his eldest son, Vernon Smith, and Miss Kathorlno Drew. Tho nup tials will tako place In Minneapolis May 10. Vernon Smith left hero on tho Inst Adeline Smith. Cornell Lngerstrom, who will al so attend the Smith-Drew nuptials, loft on the Nnnn Smith. Mr. TI1I sley. of C. C. Mooro & Companj, of San Francisco, who lnstnlled tho electric plant here for tho C. A. Smith Company, also left on tho Nairn Smith, Mr. nnd Mrs. Vernon Smith will take nn extended Eastern honey moon trip, possibly going to Europe, beforo coming to Mnrshllcld to re side In the homo now occupied by Ward M. Illake. AMONG THE SICK. Tho Infant son of Mr. nnd Mrs. I Frank Howron, of Ten Mllo, Is re ported still critically 111 of nn at tack of bronchitis. Mrs. Rebecca Luse Stump Is con fined to hor room today ns n result of n slight Injury, Tho two-year-old child of Mr. nnd Mrs. Cans. Hngqulst, of West Mnrshflold, drank somo conl oil tho othor day, that was loft In. i cup In tl'c house. Tho UUhi (M has huon very III, but U now so far rocovor ed thnt nil dtHKer h passed., J, UNIQUE HIRTII ANNOUNCEMENT. Frank II. Tldienor Gives Original Notice of Arrival of Baby i. Daughter. Friends of Frnnk B. Tlchcnor, nnd he hns ninny on Coos Bay, aro smil ing todny over tho rocolpt of somo unlqiio birth announcements Just re ceived giving notice of tho arrival of another girl, tho fourth, nt the Tlchcnor homo In Sonttlc. Tho announcement consists of n four, pngo folder contnlnlng a car toon, tho Tlchcnor genealogy and a clovor little verse. Tho cat toon, which wns drawn by Vlv Gnuntlott, of Gdld Bonch, Is original nnd artistic. It shows tho Interior of n room with n llroplaco mnrkod Seattle, Wash., tho stork has Just unpacked an Infant from n package marked "Mnrgaret Brlnkorhoff Tlchcnor" and tho scnlcs show 7 1-2 pounds weight. Tho wnll calendar shows tho date, April 17. The nurse Is Just disap pearing Into another room, while tho twins, Mnrlon and Anna, nro wntclt Ing hor with hnmmors concealed be hind them, tho other littlo sister, HI Ion, Is shown studying n book, en titled "K.00 Solcct Names for Boys." Tho girls evidently wanted a littlo brother. Tho Inst pngo contains tho following clovor verse. ELFLAND FAIIEWELL. ' Littlo stnrs woro nodding .' In their beds of downy bluo. Doctor Stork eanio plodding Over Holds ngleam with dew. Diamond drops went twinkling Fnlry tear-drops tumbling off Ellland voices tinkling, Sighed, "Goodbye .Margaret Brlnker horr. Hoy T. Haines. I Along the Waterfront. I i ho Elizabeth arrived at Bandon Saturdny night from San Frnnclsco. Tho Nnnn Smith sailed yosterday for San Frnnclsco. Tho stonmor Hardy arrived today from tho South to tako on a cargo of lumber horo. A Man May Toot His Own Horn all lie pleases, but people now a-days aro not paying for noise. An empty wagon makes more sound than ono that is carrying u load. The goods Sartor Sells air silent partners. This is the nvo.st effective kind of talk, FOUNTAIN DHINKS HOT T AM ALES. ICE CREAM CANDY SARTER'S Poison Oak cured by using DEHMOL. A ploasant, refreshing, antiseptic, nnd cooling cream,