THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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You CAN cat your cake
and have it, too.
Here's the Way:
Would a
"COOS KING"
Be a
Time Saver
For You?
Think About It
You pay automobile fare every day to and from your
work.
At the end of the month, what have you to'show for
that money?
The monthly payments on a bicycle arc not much
more than your automobile fare.
You must be on time for that auto, or you walk.
The bicycle is ready to go, whenever you arc.
The "COOS KING" BICYCLE is warranted against
defects by The MARSHFIELD CYCLERY.
Wc arc bicycle specialists and have made good in
Marshficld.
Would wc be foolish enough to attach our name to
any but the best bicycle?
That's Your Guarantee and the
Bicycle Will be Your Cake
You CAN EAT YOUR CAKE and HAVE IT, too,
if you buy a "COOS KING" BICYCLE on the install
ment plan.
Wc sell them at $30.00 cash and a little more on
installments.
Hold Chrlstnn Church as he
mcrl lived t.iero and at ot or
tmuka points In thai trinity.
Itclatite Pciul. John UulHvnr. nf
Tin- Times composing room today
lori'lM'd word nf tho death of hlB JOHN' FOLK nf Allocnnv Is In town
grandfather. Matt Straudell, at on business.
for-
No- i
PERSONAL NOTES
W'asa. Finland. Tho deceased was
tic father of Mrs. Alfred Store, of VERN ADAMS Is In town todnv from
Allegany. , nnynL,s inioti
.MAY TIDES.
Below Is given the time and
height of high and low water at
llnrshllold.
Tho tides are placed in tho order
of occurrence, with their times on
tho lli'Bl line and helghtB on tho
second lino of oacli day; a compar
ison on con ecntlvo helghtB will
Indicate whether It Is high or low
water, r'or high water on the bar
anbtract 2 hours 31 minutes,
17fllrs. . 0.01 ti.10 1244 0.08
Ft... 0.1 0.1 r..l 1.3
IS lira. . 0. Ill 7.07 1.10 G.'.G
Ft. . . 0.1 0.0 C.l l.C
Forger N'oi Pound. .o trace of
Dave Penwell, the forger who passed
about $170 worth of worthless
chocks on Marshllold hnslnoss men '
has lieon found. It la thought that
ho has taken to tho woons In the
upper Coiiullle whore ho formerly
lived. Tho warrant for him waB
sent to Sheriff Gage.
J. S. MASTERS, of Catching Inlet,
Is in town today.
W. II. SMITH of Coos River Is In
town on business,
I
I "Coos King"
I Bicycles
RELIABLE
TIME.SAVERS
ALWAYS USEFUL
Dayton
Bicycles
Marshfield Cyclery
156 North Broadway Pho l j 13 3-
WEATH Elt FORECAST.
Ry Associated Press
OREGON Occasional rain to
night and Sunday. Easterly
winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE '
RECORD.
For tho 24 hours coding at
4:43 a. in., May 17, by Ben J.
Ostllnd, Bpeclal government me
teorological observer:
Maximum CG
Minimum 40
At 4:43 a. in 4!)
Precipitation on
1'rcclpltation since Sept. 1,
1012 C0.2S
Precipitation same period
Inst year fi 1.9 1
Wind: Northwest. Cloudy.
Looks mi Estate. Mrs. John
Wall left today for Portland whore
Bho will visit her daughter. Sho
will nlso go to Pomeroy, Wash., to
look nfter an estate left by her
aster mother, Mrs. McEnory, who
died recently. Not much Is known
nbout the slzo of, tho estate nor as
to tuo win that Mrs. McEnory left
Unit Today. Chns. McClccs,
wlillo assisting In mnvlni? n twn-tnn
boiler at tho C. A. Smith pulp mill
was caught bv It when tho hie load
'slipped. Ho was pretty badly crush-
on niiout the chest nnd It Is thought
.that several ribs were broken nnd
perhaps Internal Injuries inflicted
He wnB tnken to Mercy Hospital.
He Is a brother of F. A. McClces
,of The Chandler bar.
HORN
I
IIROOKS To Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J.
HrookB of Hay Olty, Friday, May
10, a daughter.
I Kills Caterpillar.. A general
crusade Is to tin niiulo liv Inpnl nr.
J cbardlsts against the caterpillars
which are bo numerous this year.
.Oil torches aro the most effectlvo
(means of destruction nnd the cloudy
wet weather now nffords an excel
lent opportunity to got rid of them
with thu least possible dnmngo to
tho trees. Mrs. M. A. Swcetmnn.
of Ferntlale, reports that the young
alder trees there are covered with
them.
Colorite
Colors Old and New
Straw Hats
loiouto ii an entirely now discovery In colors applied to
"quids, It Is not n dyo nor a paint. There Is nothing Hindu
tint resembles It, or that will produce equal or similar results.
vuiura straw goods, loather, rattan, wiener, woou ami menus.
Price per bottle, 2." cents.
Lockhart-Parspns Drug Co.
'PHONE
"THE BUSY CORNER."
MAIN 298
US
ORPHEUM TONlGHT
Four pictures all new WUf WITS V .
I0W FATTY MADE GOOD Comedy featuring Mr. Hughle Mack.
"ANTO.M SHIP Drama of tho sea.
IAS,E WARDEN TRIXIE AND PRESS AGENT A powerful
uramn
""ng Monday and Tuesday, a Blograph 2-reel special feature,
OIL ON WATER.
Admission 10 Cents.
lie . "
'" "M.OUD PHOTOGRAPHING AIISTRACf COMPANY
ibstrM nutograpulc copies of all records of Coos County to date,
o rea i """ present owners, or uuy uiuei iuLuimuim .v.w0
US!vplState furnished on short notice. . , .,
ls-tSS OFFICE: 117 North Front St., Marshfield. Phono 151J
W. J. RUST, Manager
Kin(h of Job Printing Done at The Times Office
Special Sermon. Tho Rev. J. E.
Hurkhnrt tomorrow night will de
liver u speclnl Bcrinon at tho Pres
byterian Church on "Modern-day
Regard of Life."
Leave on Drain Stage. Otto .1.
Ross, .1. Fullopp, O. A. Ilestorlous,
R. Moduli, F. A. Tlptsu, Frank
Smith nnd wife and m. .1. Levitt
were out-going passongers on the
Drain stage today.
Near Old Home. The account In
I he Times tiny before yesterday of
thu cyclone at Seward, Nebraska,
was of specla. Interest to tho Rev.
'. O. Howard, pastor of the Marsh-
Saturday Special
42-Picce
Dinner Set
$3.98
lleniitlfiil (iolil ami Dainty
Floral Decoration
Remember this price
Sal in day only
"ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW."
Peoples' 5-l(M5c Store
Incoipoiate Club. R. O. Graves
today llled the final Incorporation pn
perH of the Mnrshlleld IlnBoball As
sociation with an authorized capital
of SlfiOO. Arthur McKcown, Warner
Ogren nnd O, W. Ih-lggs appear as
Iho Incorporators. Only pnrt of the
funds have been subscribed but It Is
expected to raise tho balanco soon.
Then tho permanent officers will bo
elected. Tho team will contlnuo ac
tive practise. It Is expected that tho
schedule will bo ready to adopt soon.
Iluys Store. Robert Mnrsdon, Sr.,
today concluded negotiations for tho
purehaso or tho Blanco cigar store
from A. P. Owen. Mr. Mnrsdon
wanted something to tnko up his time
being too vigorous to retire nnd Mr.
Owen wanted to bo rolloved of tho
business carerf so that lie could hot
tor enjoy hlmsolf nnd tho bargain
wns made. Tho stock Is bolng In
voiced today ami tho now proprietor
will soon be In charge. Whllo glad
to welcomo "Rob" bnck Into business
ninny wll regret to seo A. P. Owen
rotlre.
Ladies of Coos Bay
will find our
DELICATESSEN
a groat convonlonco.
Todny wo hnvo:
HOME IIAKED MEANS
SALADS
COTTAGE CHEESE
Drop In for n cup of ten.
White House Bakery
Formerly Leld's)
r
ru
Wedgcwood Stoves Ranges
STl : jj Wxsat vm 1
JESSE DAVIS of Templeton is here
on business todny.
CHAS. CROUCH, the Haynes Inlet
rnncher, Is In town todny.
L. R DUUELL, of Allegany, was n
visitor in Mnrshlleld today.
J. D. THORP of UuliardB Is a Marsh
Held business visitor todny.
C. ZIMMERMAN, clerk of Camp 2.
spent yesterday In Mnrshlleld.
RAY UENNETT Is among tho Haynes
Inlet business visitors todny.
CAPTAIN W. C. HARRIS, of Sum
ner, Is n .Mnrshlleld visitor today.
channel was considerably Improv
ed by the recent dredging.
MRS. G. A. HONERRAKE AND
DAUGHTER. WILLA MAY, of
Cntchlng Inlet, left this afternoon
for Rlvorton, where they will vis
it at the Harrison homo for a tow
days.
WM. GRIMES AND HIS FRIEND,
DENNIS FLYNN. of Oklahoma,
aro expected In Monday overland.
A message from Gnrdiner to Dor
sey Kreltzor this morning Btated
that they did not roach tacre to
day. A. II. DALY Is hurt) from Monrovln,
Cat., to look after business In
torestB on tho Ray. Ho reports
that tho family la most pleasantly
located at Monrovia whero ho lias
built n home. Although .Monrovia
Is a mighty nice place, Coos Uny
still lookB good to Mr. Daly and
ho will mnko an extended Btay
here.
MISS EDITH MARKHAM of Haynes
Inlet was spending today In town.
WM. CHAMI1ERLAIN, of Haynos In
let wns In town todny on business.
L. J. SIMPSON, of North Uend. Is
n .Mnrshlleld business visitor todny.
ERNEST VARNEY returned last
evening from a business trip to
Florence.
MR. nnd MRS. ANSON ROGERS of
South Coos River arc In town on
business.
I AMONG THE SICK.
Mrs. C. M. Rhodes of South In
let, 1b reported til nt tho homo of
hor Bon, D. W. Rhodes on South
llrondwny.
Mrs. Hans Rood, of Klttyvlllo,
who fell nnd fractured hor wrist
Inst week and otherwlso bruised
her body, Is reported Improving.
Elton Metlln, who hns been 111 nt
his homo, Is reported Improving, al
though still confined to his bed.
R. A. Cortuoll hns been laid up
with a Bovero attack of rhoumntlsm.
AT THE HOTELS.
r
F. V. CATTERLIN AND WIFE, of
Uandou, wore .Mnrshlleld visitors
yesterday.
ROY and WALTER PETERSON of
Templeton nro visiting In North
Rend todny.
HOMER HOLVERSTOTT, of Falr
vlow, Is In Mnrshlleld on n short
business, trip.
H. E. IIULTMAN returned on tho
noon train from a business trip to
the Coqullle Valley.
MISS MARTHA VERDING of Allo
gnny Is In town todny and will ro
mnln until tomorrow.
This is one of our most popular patterns of this
celebrated line, and is the best cast Range made,
at a moderate price. We have this pattern in two
sizes, with either black or polished top, and with or
without warming closet.
Also "-" ""-"
Smaller cast Ranges and Stoves, all prices.
Also
Steel Ranges that are absolutely perfection.
Perfect bakers. Fuel savers.
Absolutely guaranteed.
fg! When you buySgg
M Buy the bestjgtr
MISS INA WILLETTS, who Is teach
ing the district school on Haynes
Inlet wns In town todny.
MR. nnd MRS. FRED KRUSE nnd bn-
by of Isthmus Inlet nro spending
tho day in town with rolntlves.
J. .1. CLINKENREARD nnd wife of
unniois Creole nro In town todny
on n buslncsH nnd ploasuro trim
MRS. E. L. RORERTS AND MISS
GLADYS RORERTS, of Catching
Inlet, aro spending todny In town
shopping.
PRANK GUILLIAMS of Daniels
Crook nnd his son. PETER GUIL
LIAMS or North Coos River nro In
town todny on business.
ALEX PETERSEN, who hns es
tablished tho Lnkcsldo Mnrlue
WorkB at Lnkcsldo, was a Marsh
Hold buslnoss visitor todny.
MAIR DA NO AND DELL RENOS-
TON loft todny for Ten Mile,
whoro thoy hope to land a few of
the hlK trout that have beau mo
lesting tho natives,
A. II. DIXON. JACK HANS. LESLIE
ROHERTSON nnd two other men
will lenvo tomorrow morning for
Allegany, whom they expect to
tnko up timber claims.
L. R. DEAN hns accepted n position
in tho Wlnklor Phnrmncy mid will
nssuiuo his duties tho first of Juno.
Mr. Dean is now employed nt tho
Evorltt Phnrmncy In North Rend.
OSCAR FRANZ, of Abordeon, Wash
ington, and Roy Norton, of Sum
nor, who nrrlvod vln tho Coos
Rny wagon road yesterday from
Grays Harbor, aro In Marshllold.
CAPTAIN W. C. HARRIS, of Sum
n or, wns In Marshllold today. Ho
reports that tho Catching Inlet
Hotel Coo.s
A. W. Lundny, San Francisco; P.
W. Hopkins. Reuver Hill; MrB. T. W.
RobliiBon, Hnndon; MrB. D. M. Aver
Ill, Random
The Chandler.
J. D. Thorp, Rnndon; Frank Chnt
terlln and wifo, Rnndon: 8. H. Rnth
Jln. Utlcn, N. Y.j R. E. Shine. Co
nulllo; J. D. Porter, Portlund; John
son I), Porter, Porllnnd; H. A. Mc
Donnll, Portlnnd; C. G. Hackott, Em
pire. lUanco Hotel.
W.C . Chnso. Cociulllo: Geo. P.
Hammond, Portlnnd; W. Weybrlght,
Portlnnd; I). A. Fltzpntrlck, Duluth,
Minn.; A. L. Murphy, Portlnnd; O. II.
Rums, Portlnnd; W. D. Mnrshnll,
Hnndon; F. Mencum, Prospor; Rrtico
Lntttu, South Inlet; C. Mnlchorn,
Hnndon; M. Martin nnd wlfo, Hnn
don; Loyal Wlron, Hnndon; W. E.
Lamer, Mnrshlleld; JnB. Duiison, Cnpo
Arngo.
Lloyd Hotel.
Win. Hnrlln, Weddorburn; Jnck
Hcntloy, Couulllo; C. P. Crow, San
Frnnclsco; Joo Stownrt, Portlnnd; II.
S. Pnppolbnwny, South Inlot; Jnck
Trnlnor, Honver Hill; R. M. Shlrloy,
Portlnnd; Ott Schenk, Spoknno,
Wnsh.; J. 11. Wilson. Kent. Wnsh.
NOTICE.
Chamber of Commorro, Marsh
floltl, Orogon, Mny 12, 1013.
Sealed bids will bo rccolvod nt
this offlco until 12 o'clock noon
nt Mny 10, 1913, and then pub
licly opouod, for tho clearing, slash
ing nnd grubbing nf thnt pnrt of
tho Marshllold boulevard from sta
tion 17-fOI to station 934-07, nlso
for constructing a trail' from tho
Inst named station to South Slough.
Specifications, blank forms nnd oth
er Information will bo furnished
on application to F. L. Gettlus,
Civil Engineer, Grimes building,
Murshllold, Oregon,
HUOH M'LAIN.
EUGENE O'CONNELL
A. T. HAINES.
Committee.
DANCING SCHOOL.
Social Dancing nt KIiiiiIhIi Hall.
lli'KlniiliiK TUESDAY MAY 'JO, lllltl.
Two terniH of ten lessons each.
Afternoon class for boys and girls
Tuesduy 1:30 to 0:00 P. M.
ijlH.llO FOR TEN LESSONS.
Evening clnss for Indies nnd gentle
men, 8:30 to 10 P. M.
Laille.s, ISO. (Ml for ten lessons;
Gentlemen, 810.00 for ten Icsoiih
Instructors; Mrs. P. II. Rosk, .Miss
Cnrrlo E. Ross.
Prlvatu lessons by appointment.
Prlvnto classes solicited.
For further information phono
187-X.
m.
FREE!
. We will give free THE SILVER
CROSS SAFETY RAZOR to anyone
buying a dollar's worth of shaving supp
lies during the next week
One Razor to Each Patron
Guaranteed to be equal to any $5 razor.
Headquarters for Shaving Supplies
Starr for Quality Goods and Pcnslar Remedies.