The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 12, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE COOS BAY TIMES, "- ESAY. ""ST 12' "l"1"8 EDITIW- !1 v D - " I I 1 . m ""rrr'' - i i BIB SURVEYS CQUNGIL WILL Ml UP LOIS Kutcheson Property on Front Street Shy Three Feet of Frontage for Building. A peculiar problem lias arisen In connection with the nu Hutela-son block on Front street, north of the vnetntHin ttint Is nernlevln u en gineers and others who are tr.Uiig ( to settle It. The iiroblum Is to lo-, cato a missing strip of about three feet of ground. .Ail the ptoperty on Front street t is deeded by meets and bounds, hav-( Ing formerly been tldeland, Tho descriptions are Intricate, nbout for- j ty different meets and boundn be- ( Ing UHed In describing tho Iltitchc- ( son property In question. Tho var-, Ions surveys conflict more or less, and are responsible for the missing I three feet. I The Hutcheson property Is sup posed to have a frontage of about forty-six feet on Front street, but the survey for the new building shows that there Is only about forty- three feet left for It, the buildings on both sides tnhlng up tho balance. ( City Engineer Buckingham says( there Is the required total front age on Front street between Market and Alder. Tho Hutcheson build ing that Is being torn away en croached about ten Inches on tho Masonic property, In which tho Postofflce Is now located, so that the missing three four must bo ta ken up by buildings north of there. Whether tho matter can bo Btralgthencd out now or whether It would require n general moving of tho buildings north of tho new building to get on to their own lot lines Is a problem. - I AMOXG THU SICK. I Mrs. Drolllugor, of West Mursh- lield, underwent an operation for appendicitis at Mercy Hospital Sun day and Is getting along nicely. Eintuorsoii Elliott, cheesemaker at tho Coos Day Ico and Cold Storage plant, who underwent an operation for appendicitis Is reported to bo doing nicely. Mrs. Itebecca Liiso-Stunip Is re ported slowly recovering from her. recent Illness. She Is now staying with Miss Mary Durnbach at St. Monica's parochial residence during tho nbesnce of Itov. Father Munro. Wnltor Duller, who was taken III Is reported somo better today, but is still confined to his home, Tom Hall was reported somewhat Improved at his home In West Mnrshtleld today. ST.Wi PARTV. Last Thursday evening A. T. l.agertsrom gave a stag parly for his brother, Cornell Lagorstr A delirious Dutch supper was serv ed and cards furnished the diversion of the evening. Those present wore; I Messrs. Vernon Smith, Tom Dennett,, Frank llenth, Addison I'arry, .lack Moreen, Hugo CJutst. .Mr. Isakson and Howard Freeman. IK VALUES Lack of Quorum Causes Ad journment to Wednesday Assessor's Figures Up. Owing to the absence of several members of the City Council last evening, a quorum could not bo obtained and adjournment was ta ken until Wednesday evening. Mny or Straw was absent, Council Mer chant was at his summer home at llastendorf's Heach, Councilman Al len was away on a trip and Coun cilman Copple had not returned from his New York trip. There were several street assess ment matters and the North Front street sewage system assessment were to be acted upon. Assessments Up. Another matter to be acted on Is the equalization of assessments In tho city of Mnrshlleld. City Engin eer Ducklughain has entered the new assessments on a city map, tho assessments of the real estate nnd of tho buildings being entered sep arately. Tho matter was gono over briefly last evening and n few mat ters wore noted that will probably bo taken up. Assessor Thrift requested Engln eer Ducklngham to have tho Council ilx tho assessment that they thought was right on all property that they did not think was fairly assessed. ' Mr. Tnrlft informed Mr. Bucking ham that tho highest assessed lot In Myrtle Point was about $1200; In Coqulllo about $iri00; In Uandon about $3000; In North liend about $2700 and In Mnrshlleld nbout $S,- 7 no. Tho highest nssessed lot In Marsh Held, owing to Its comparatively small size, Is the lot on which tho Flanagan &. Dennett bank is locat ed, and the assessment Is $S7i0 Tho Loekhart corner across tho street, which Is considerably larger it) nssessed at about $11,000. For City Registration, 1 City Recorder Dutler read a let tor from County Clerk Watson ask Ing him to serve as register of vot ers In tho North Mnrshtlold pre clnet. Mr. Watson explained that this fall the city and county regis t rations would hnvo to ho made separately and as Mr. Dutler would hnvo to .register the voters In tho precinct for tho city, ho might ns well register them for tho county and thus not ton cents nplero for tho additional work. This was agreeable to the Councilman pros our. However, there Is a nilxup In tho nppolntmont. County Clerk Wat sou thought that ho was appointing A. IC. Deck for tho South Mursli- lluld precinct, but gavo the number of the North Mnrshlleld precinct and the latter has qualified for that place. Whether Mr. Dutler would be eligible for the South Mnrshlleld precinct will probably bo decided later. PERSONAL NOTES If, c. DIERS, of North Dcnd, wns a Mnrshlleld visitor yesterday. MRS. T. S. SMALL, of North In let, Is a Marshllcld shopper today. WM. 1NGERSOLL, of Ten Mile, Is in Mnrshlleld today on business. R. II. SMITH, the Coqulllc abstrac tor, motored over from Coqullle yesterday. W. .1. CONRAD left today for Co qullle and Unndon on business and pleasure. A. U. CAMPBELL- and wife return ed today nfter a short outing nt Bastendorf's Beach. FRANK R1EBE, now watchman at the Eastsldo mill, was a Marsh fleld business visitor today. MRS. LYMAN NOBLE left yesterday for a visit at the Morton Tower summer home on South Coos River. MISS MARION SEAMAN left today for Berkeley, California, where she enters Miss Head's school for young Indies. I MISS NORA TOWER left on the Nairn Smith today to resume her course nt the University of Califor nia at Berkeley. Early Display of Women s Tall fashions Novelty Autumn Coals FRANKLIN C. BURCII and family expect to leave soon for n camp ing and outing trip on tho Mer chants ranch near Bullard's. ORDER your lltl.K.IIT nnd se curo I'ASS.W.'K on tho 1 JU, and give Coos Day a soven-day boat service from San Francisco. NOTICE. The Annual 1'lenl i nf Hut fj A 1 will bo lie d Wednesday Aiii?i'ihi ' l !t at the homo of E. W. Schrock at loosion. All (!. A. R. members. Soils of Wtrnns mul Kiuniluli Win Vetraus and friends urn Invii.i.i Boats will leave from North Bend, commencing at !:;!, Try The Times Want Ads, atches! Watches! W WE RE OVERSTOCKED OV ATCIIESALL KINDS. Howard Prom $35.00 to $90.00 Hamilton from $18.00 to $85.00 AI.SO ELGIN, WA1.TIIAM, NEW EXGLAXD, SOVTIT BEND WD IIAMPDEX. CALL IX .VXD SEK OUR USK. Red Cross Jewelry Dept MRS. SARAH MELVIN, left today for Hudsonvllle, Illinois, after a pleas ant visit at tho homo of her daughter, Mrs. i). T. Chautler. R. -A. COPPLE, of tho Golden Rule, Is expected homo today from a month's trip to New York, Chica go, St. Louis and other Eastern markets. MISS MARCIIANT, of Los Angeles, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. T. Lagerstroin. She arrived Friday on tho Nnnn Smith for u fow weeks' visit. MRS. A. L. 1IOUSEWORTH nnd Mrs. Chas. VauDuyu aro spend ing n fow days at tho Hummer homo of .Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Haines nt Sunset Day. MISS NORA TOWER leaves today on the Nnnn Smith for Berkeley to resume her studies at the University of California, after u pleasant vacation visit at homo. DR. 11. P. HOWARD came In today from his North Inlet ranch. He has killed a number of tho wild cattle on his range, tho critters being so wild that they have to bu shot to ho captured. New Autumn Suits 4 m 1 Tuckets are longer, Hoping in the I nick, and mo very becoming to the average fig ure. Skirts tlrnpcd In graceful, plain cling ing cllecls. 'I'.io favored niateilaN are diag onal weave, English repps knotted yarn worsteds nnd the new Matllsc cloth. Col lars of sell", velvet or lirocailed velvet; col ors Include black, cariiiel brown, Dorothy blue, taupe, fuchsia and leather. Also showing the latest combination suit with checked draped skill to match solid color jacket. Shaggy cllcets predominate; rail Inigil seven-elglitlis or tlii'iv-quiii ler length coan lo lie had; many In rounded cutaway M)lw; made up In chovlot, lioiicle, polo cloth and nil the rough mixtures, us well ns In n, various flit' fabrics. Many have hlj-li but toned collars, inaildarln sleeves and drapnl ell'ects. VOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AND SEE THESE IIKaYtIITL XKW LINES. t Hub Dry Goods Co. "SMAltT WKAH FOR iraiAv." O VOXX E L L I W I L DING . PHONE 361. return to the Bay In the near future. C. It. PECK will leave tomorrow for Gardiner on business. G. A. SIGNALNESS, who has ex tensive Interests in and around Cooston, Is hero from Portland on business. Plans aro under way lo inergo the Cooston and Craw ford Point Townslto Companies. F. E. ALLEN loft yesterday for Portland via Florence. During his absence, Geo. N. Bolt Is covor- Ing this territory for him nnd to morrow will make a trip to Myrtle Point for him. COAST LEAGUE BASEBALL SCOR E CHAS. DUEBELL and wlfo nnd .Mrs. Alice Ford left today for Burllnganie, California, after a fow weeks' visit at the summer home of Mr, and Mrs. Eugene O'Connell on South Coos River. Portland Returns Long Series, Opening With llnkmnn Inrmv MRS. I). F. BARNARD and son. I 1 went to Sumner today to visit at . , COAST ,lKUlT,.; STANDINGS uio uomo or nor niotnor, Mrs. ,. ; P. Wilson. F. E. Wilson Insists that his nephew bo mimed Abra- i ham Ephiiani, but Mrs. Barnnrd hns not yet agreed to It. conleiidlnir that .MnrshlielJ VnrMi Mi. ml urn lleil white til Aepnrilliiir In I in r c 1 .1 1 111 3 let Ing is: llandon 8 I 'North Bend 7 'Mnrshlleld 5 1 i ... ; t ! Cooulllo . . . Home for Myrtle Foim WM. FORD and wlfo nnd baby ex pect to leave this week for 'their homo at Portland after an ex tended visit with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Eugene O'Connell and other rolatlves on tho Bay. A. S. HAMMOND of North Bond wns a .Mnrshlleld business visitor today. Ho said tho.-o was lltllo new In tho Kinney case although ho had heard Won Lost P.O. I Portland ill fid .533 ! Los Angeles ....C.ri C,i .filli Sacramento (il 'ill .SDN I Venice I!.-, iir ,.r00 Oakland Ii3 07 .185 San Francisco. . .(!0 (ill .100 I ii iiiiiil'ii i tiiii.'c tin ill - ami ii. iifiioi ... I a.aj..Bj. ... llti.ii'u flrm'A T MM... All..,. 11 ' fill irl 1 a 1 llv JUIIU ! . not, nvonue at n:u a"" trip, 50 CENTS. KIKIIEiniEX. ATTKXTIOS Tho Coos Bay Ico & Cc!J rngo Company win u 1. ...... nn.1 Wl 1 iiijok Ottiimm """..v,, centB per pound ai iut 1 for nil nrig.it urn. A Special "Don't MR. AND MRS. C. C. JOHNSON caino over from Dilution by auto Saturday to vlslf at the J. S. Lj oils' homo. The two families spent Sunday at Sunset Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson returned homo Monday. Iljr Anodatert Vittt to Cooa Majr Tlmca.t linil'IM U'h t . . a I A. that Major Kinney wns negotiating ,,. u,.i,.u ,.P i i.. .i... !a Mit iiHi uqiik u louav w i in tonnia il l no. 11 iuuj rrnnfimttn i m.i (.. .!. t.. ' " i ... th , ' V """ .plnylng as follows: urquiro tlio electric lino fraiit-hiso Oakland 111 lm'llrilwl Sacraiiionto at Los Angeles. Venlco at San Francisco. Coos County League. Tho official Btnndlng of tho Coos, ...- tit ninu in Marshfleld and conihine tho two. 'OI IN F. EDDY, of North Bend, was a Marshfleld visitor yester day. Ho reports that teams aro scarce there and ho Is iinahlo to find any more, although ho Is offering as high as $7 a day for good drivers and teams. FRANK PUGSLEY, of Stafford's, leaves booh to visit his old hnnm In f.rnu.1 nm.l.io -...! ... ... . I the tly go. Ho denies that thero Is any other sweetness involved ( i.iu trip and that a honoymoon Is not contemplated. IJUS I llhtj B" that contains opium or . - i. . oil rid rne cv -W If II I. Il ' oIb. keon tho poiton l1 ... ..... v.rtTI nllfA lui system, nun ,- Take Foley's Honey and . ..ntlmnO k f'nmnnlllKl. i tuuiw--., uompounti. ii --- ntOH. 18 BOOIIUIIK ii vxttuii uiiiiuh it ii 1 1 io nitenti . , . i ..ii .. .. . . Coillltv l.cnL'llii limmu lif.u .. 1,-nn 'at. ntll.lli' lnvntlVC. 11 " in- int-uuiiK oi i ne .National Can- . " i .,,in. y Makers' Assoclail,.., i pi.i k,Vo "t' 1'J' President Kern, and and curativo inedicitw o. Ho denies that thero Is nnv "s 1,0 lfl nway' 11 t,at obtnined O 110W. IlOWOVOr. tlllim In n .llirnronnn FranK """"At... tt of opinion between Manager Ogron t ?h5miloI i'i i llllll Kiiriin rT inn ntlmn r.i PROF. C. A. DAVIDSON nnd wife, of Myrtlo Point, aro visiting friends In .North Bend and Marsh Held. Prof. Davidson plans to rotiirn homo todny, Mrs. Davidson continuing her visit for a longer time. 'OSS Ditim Store FIXE WATCH AMI .li:.m IUTAU1IX... Phone 122-,. M.,.U'(.yplo Delivery. T. L. ALEXANDER, who has been conducting a llnotypo plant in Albany, Oregon, Is spending a fow days In this section. Ho Is seeking a new location and start ed hi hero in his own auto, but had n breakdown ami had to t ome as a passenger. DR. SEXTON, of Indiana, ., Con-' eluded n pleasant summer visit at the homo of his daughter, Mrs. D. C. Green nnd loft for iii going by way of Portland, where' ho will consult some phyHclnns concerning a paper which he Is preparing to present at tho next meeting of the American Medical .tBsociauon, DR. ALEX Mccracken PAID OUK OFFICE A IJHIEF VlV IT THIS MORNING. 1UV mj "tONlGHI sow nuo In ' IIOUIXSOX AjfO' That Clever Biske ii.tmlllll 'IIAVI'.'K OF nniuin v. mi.nf ' TJnlm ran 3 11 re . 1... V MMU " " bono tali, iiiiiu l.AviEfi'. The 6 niiiH u Tho OIrl AvWV i , . 'mu III - n ii auimuiu Ullitu OCly. ( an niito, stonnlnir nt .."location uitn .. ..i... i ..... ...!- i;nnr of . . --, , III " (V nun Ul IHHll till V I -I IICII -"- ... , .,. .Murpnj's 0 ,ome : locating hero. Ho comes highly roc- T MR. and MRS. R. w. MURPHy, 0f San Diego, will arrive In Marsh "old tomorrow to visit at th I. M. Wilbur homo Tim.. Tho doctor mmna fn. mnkiiiK tho trip from Seattle in a"'1 looking up suitable office F. B. WAITE nnd wlfo and daugh ters, Misses Mildred and Ethel, will leave today for tholr homo In Huthorllu. They returned last evening from a short visit nt llandon. .Mr. Walte expect to ,Pll " inline,- vi... iiu cuiiieH niKiiiy rec-, TiianniioiiBui -j uey are acconinnnlod in- n.i-1 oniineiidcd ns tn i,iu ni.nm ...t.. .....i iihivbi. .... i it i , " -, ""iiiuup no n i u lir n o children, Kathleen and Mar- dilroprnctlc physician and has had ,toeB aeroplnnlng. Hi 'i""" rniigo or oxperlonco along "Algy on tin" . WJhY H,MMS TO VAXTowe,7r;hle'a:,(,l," 7 " " 2 KEVT05 Kit wciurn ....... "', ! ' "'""'"o para y 8.) a IIICJ l.u""" , AN LMO. PATRONISE tho I For the ..resent-. .,, ni.i. ...... TO.VIflHT ana you hnvo n Bovoa.dnv 1 reach hi,,, ,... ' . ' " " . . . . .. Floor lervlce. 'I " " "0 KIUU 10 AUIIIIBBIOII, cull at your home, cony !