The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 13, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIf you like the looks of those swell clothes yon see so niuny of tho young fellowB wearing these days, drop In at The Woolen Mill Store mid flee their stock of Hart Sehaf f nut & Marx goods. That's where the smart clothes come from. Fall and Winter Woolens Wo make tlicm Into Suits. We do the work In our own shop Latest Styles Reasonable Orders taken for SiiIIh mtulo-hy ED.V. PRICE & CO. Good Business SiiIIh, $18 to .5 10. Tailor-made, lailur-mcns- hired and your money's worth gunrnntvcd by NORIS JENSEN, EST 3C5 Front Btreet. Mnrshileld, Oregon. (ood work In everything pertaining to tailoring. E WANT YOU TO GET BETTER ACQUAINTED WITH OUR STORE COME IN AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE THAT WILL INTEREST YOU. Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co. Iphone "THE BUSY CORNER." THE REXALL STORE MAIN 298 US National Cash Register Agent V. OHM 11) IS AT Till' CHANDLER HOTEL i'Oli THE NEXT TEN DAYS. Mil' AXD SECOND-HAND REGISTERS. BOUGHT OR SOLD GET A RECEIPT ORPHEUM TONIGHT IEAItT OP AX ACTRESS Kalem drama, featuring AHco Joyce. 1SS ADA MM.T.l.'n ii'lll TXT m,i.-. M . nn.. .... . m "OITIVE-Puthe drama. 'GHUHOW '.OVE-Biograph comedy. ""- TRIMMED Dlograph comedy. PEAltr. -i.ubln. Western story. VU IMcrriM.'f I "- Hoot tiinuln 1 ntncciAV ,n fiuviro MORN. - HERMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hormaii, at their homo In Marsh Held, Tuesday, August 12, a 9 pound boy. Mother and child are doing well and tho happy father, who Is tho well-known decorator, says he feels like "painting tho town. Hunting Mood .1. W. Hlldon brand returned last evening from u few days spent In tho vicinity of Loon Lake, the family remaining for a longer stay, "llllde" says the hunting Is good, very good, In fnct, ho wa's kept bit By "hunting" all Hie time, but ho didn't get any thing. He hunted so much that he WANT ADS. FOR SALE Four days only Four Loew-Vlctor gas engines, 18 to GO horsepower, now, nover ununited. r,0 cents on dollar. Phone 302-X or I'. O. Box 74, Mnrshileld. WANTED A if(M)d stock of md.se.. or land in Marshfleld and vicinity up to S or $10,000. flood Portland and nearby Income property to exchange. Wrlto nt once. It. ThomnH. CI 9 10. 5lBt st. North, Portland, Oregon, LOST A stallion receipt Ixxtk, be tween Enstsldo and Sumner. Please return to F. P. Norton, Marshfleld. WANTED TO HUNT Small store for hnnd luundry. F. Hezamat, 382 North Front street. CRANBERRY MARSH FOR SALF One-half nillo from North Slough boat lauding and quarter-mllo from R. R. dopot; 100 acres, 40 acres avallablo for cranberry marsh, C acres planted, 2 acres producing cranberries, 4 acres will bo bearing by another year. Crop this year will bring $700. Tho marsh Is planted .with tho finest Jumbo varieties from Wis consin. Address or call on R. Lyon, North Uond, Or. WANTED Roy to learn printing uiislness. Cnmpboirs Prlntery, Third and Anderson. FOR RENT Slv rc 1 furnished house, modern, 3G3 South Fourth street. Apply Mrs. M. Nlcols, Lloyd Hotel. RESTAURANT and rooms, doing good business. Price $700. Sco McMillan. Coos Ray Realty Co., 150 Front street. WANTED CoiniH'tent woman cook. Apply Times office. LOST In Mnrshileld, Saturday even ing, on Rroadway or Front street, diamond oar ring. Liberal reward for return to Times offlco. WAXTFI) An apprentice at the li brary. No pay. WAXTFI) Hlueksuiitn. Apply I in- mediately. Ron Wright, Mnrsh ileld , Ore. WAXTFI) Married man to run K. Coos River Dairy by year. .15 to 18 cows. Must be competent to run ranch, also good milker. A. E. Sen man. FOR RFXT Room suitable for two gentlomou; rent reasonable. Over Connor and Ilonglnnds'. FOR SALF Ono lot of new, high grade, sit-straight, Whlto sowing machines, less than cost. If you want a good, well-known sow lug machine, cheap, call and look thorn over. Above Conner & Honglnnd's. j FOR SALE Furniture. A. G. Rlaker, 790 South Second street. AUGUST TIDKS. Uelow 1b gl"en the time and height of high and low water at Marshfleld. Tho tides are placed In tho order of occurrence, with their times on tli first lino nnd heights on tho second lino cf each day; a compar ison on consecutive heights will Indicate whether It Is high or low water. i'or high water on the bar 13 hrs. . 0.27 I.20 6.17 0.0 Ft. 0.2 J. 5 2.5 0.0 14 Hrs. . 0,31 7.14 2.17 7.12 Ft. . . CO 0.3 4.8 2.3 I WFATHFR FORECAST. I OREGON Fair West, showers I East. Westerly winds. LOCA L TKM PKRATURK RFCORI) For the 24 hours ending nt 4:43 u. m., August 13,' by RonJ, Ostllnd, special Government me teraloglst. Maximum G9 Minimum no At 4:43 a. m GO Precipitation since Sept. 1 1912 C4.85 Precipitation same period last year 61.39 Wind: Northwest, cloudy. woro out his license nnd now he Is wondering If ho can get two licenses In ono season. Council Tonight. Tho Marshfleld City Council will meet this eve ning to take up street Improvement matters. Dixon in Rosoburg. Thomas Dix on, of the contracting firm of Mc Arthur, Perks & Co., of Kugene, returned yesterday after a day spent In this city. Rosoburg News. Wnnt More Money. The Mnrsh llold Public Library tins not given up hopo of getting Andrew Carnegie to Increase his donation to tho Mnrshflold building and has renewed Its efforts. Is Married. Word has been re ceived hero thnt Gub Perot, a crack shot who has given exhibitions here for the Peters Cartridge Company, nnd Miss Hazel Samlor, wero mnr rlod at Yoncalla tho other day. Annual Picnic. The Ladles' Aid Society of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of Mnrshileld will hold their annual picnic Thursday at the Kols tad ranch on Coos River. Launch iravolor leaves Commercial avenuo dock nt 9 a. m. Olllclal Coming R. G. Hunt, as sistant to the vice-president of the Power company In chnrgo of tho operating department, will arrive hor.o today to spend a fow days with manager D. C. Greene of the Oregon Power Company. Find One Dime. Tho workmen who hnvo been tearing down tho old Ilutchcson block on Front street havo been on tho n'lert for stray coins that might havo dropped through tho cracks In bygone dnys. So far their vigilance has been re warded by tho dlscovory of a lone dime. Work on Boulevard. Slow prog ress Is being mnde In clearing the trail along the route of tho Mnrsh- lleld-to-the-sea boulovard, and It may bo that It will not bo completed lioloro fall. Resides brushing the trail, an endeavor Is bolng mnde to clear a fairly good path about six foot wldo. Rents House. Oliver Hlbarger UTUMX STVLFS ARK "MiLIXt; FAST si:i: DD n'10 ,,'a,1'' ' rot Street - . PHONE 158-R TEN-CENT Messenger Service MAR8HFIBLD OYOLKRY. WANTED To borrow 800, ono to two years tlmo, on residence property. Address Times office. FOR RFXT 0-rooiu house on South Hunker Hill. Phone 31G-X. FOR SALE CHEAP Dry stove wood and kindling for cash. Phone 78 or apply to Manning. FOR SALK House uml bam and 20 lots, well improved, In First Addition; horses, harndss, wagon, two milk cowo, 150 chickens. Phone 3151 or address J. E. Fitzgerald, or come and seo. FOR RENT Six-room modern house on Central avenue. In quire E. A. Anderson. Phone 252-L. WANTED ALL kinds of hauling. Phone 3151. Pure Logan Berry Juice diluted with wntor makes a delicious SUMMER DRINK Wo 'hnvo some of tho homo propnred product. 45c Per Quart Including Vacuum Jar. This makes a pure, healthful drink. THE BAZAR Phone 32. House of Quality. Old Man Chimney Sweep will clean all kinds ot FLUES and CHIMNEYS hotter than any other sweep if you will leave your order at Blanco Cigar Store now. GEORGE STOUGH has leased tho formor Dr. Mc Cormnc residence on Market ave nuo from A. E. Seaman, who bought It recently, for ono year, at fifty dollars per month. Mr. Sea ninn expects to meanwhile arrange for tho erection of an apartment I101180 on the property next year. Files Mother Deer. It is claimed thnt the cause of the apparent scarc ity of deer this season Is thnt tho deer have gone to the thick brush In tho lowlands along tho creeks to escape tho fly post. As dogs cannot bo ttBed to drlvo them out, the deer remain Bocludcd from the huntors on the hills. Whon the rains start, It Is claimed that thcro will be better hunting. Weds In Portland. Announce ments hnvo been received hero of the marrlago of C. .1. Greene and Miss Jennlo G. KImmel, In Portland, August G. Mr. Greene was tho ex pert' 'of the Oregon Railroad Com mission who spent considerable tlmo on the liny investigating tho Coos Day Water Company's sys tem. They will be at homo In Port land nfter September 1. Beautiful Llllles. Thnt the flow ory kingdom has nothing on Coos Ray ns to climate and soli for pro duction of beautiful blooms Is prov en by some handsome specimens of .lapaneso golden-banded llllles, now on exhibit nt tho "Uusy Corner." They wero grown by Mrs. James Hennott and If they had been on dlsplny they would certainly hnvo won a prize by their beauty and fragrance. To Sell Property. A. E. Sea mnn will leave next Monday for Florence to close a denl with Porter Brothers for tho sale of four lots nnd n block for an addition to their mill site. Mr. Seaman owns about sixty-seven lots nnd n thlrty-acro tract, adjoining, which ho may plat soon. He bought tho tract a num ber of years ago for $G50 and It Is now figured thnt It la worth over $40,000. Rack from Cruise. Dennis Mc Carthy nnd .Ins. Cowan, who hnvo been cruising tho timber In tho southeastern part of the county for the Coos County Commissioners, havo returned for a short stay. This summer thoy hnvo been picking up odds nnd ends In the varloiiB cruises, Completing the cruises by town ships. Mr. Cownn says thoy on- countered considerable Btignr plno on the Southern Pacific land hold ings on tho Rogue River slope. Kinney Offices. It Is announced that Major L. D. Kinney will open offices In tho Songstacken building on Broadway In Mnrshflold. It Is said that It Is for tho purpose of assisting Receiver Wnttors. Mr. Wattors will occupy tho formor Kin ney offices In North Bond, It Is snld. Thore aro still rumors thnt V. J. Wllsoy and Judge Bronaugh will, In behalf of the English syndicate, on deavor to buy In tho Klnnoy prop erties In bulk. Prominent Visitor. E. D. Brlggs nnd wife nnd son nnd daughtor, arrived here today from Ashlnnd to spend a fow days In this section. Mr. Brlggs Is a leading nttornoy of Ashlnnd; Is president of tho Chamber of Commerce thoro and was formerly In tho Legislature, and Mrs. Brlggs Is Worthy Mntron of tho Ashlnnd Chnpter of Hnstorn Stnr. Mr. Brlggs has beon nttornoy for tho F. E. Conwny Company, which recently movor from Ashlnnd to Marshfleld and will Investlgnto this section with n vlow to becoming In terested bore. For Dr. Golden.- A communica tion printed In tho Coos Bay Nows, August 11, 1880, rocnlls tho In teresting fact thnt. tho fall sabovo Allegany woro named Golden Falls In honor of Dr. Golden, father of F. A. Golden. It seems that E. A. Anderson, T. L. Hirst nnd Dr. Golden went up Coos River on n cnmplng trip and camped nonr tho falls and Joshlngly named them "Golden Falls." In honor of Dr. Goldon, and tho name has remained. Thoy named tho fork of tho river Andorson Rlvor and tho enscado above Goldon Falls "Hirst Falls," but tho latter two apportions did not remain. PERSONAL NOTES As announced in SATURDAY'S PAPER, ALL DAY WEDNESDAY is "FIREMEN'S DAY." LEWIS CONFECTIONERY. Llbby COAL. Th kind YOU have ALWAYS USED. Phono 72. Pacific Livery and Transfer Comnany. BUILDIRAILWAY BY ELECTRIC LIGHT That was an Interesting pleco of nows .that tho Southern Pacific has Installed an electric light plant and Is rushing construction work on tho rnllway to Coos Bay by electric light. That's nothing bo vory won derful, howover, for Sartor'B are building fine fountain drinks by electric light every night. Tho fin est fountain and best fountain drinks on Coos Bay, Drop In tonight and try an "Electric Fizz." It's a real live wire. C. J. ISAACS, of North Bond, was a Mnrshflold business visitor to day. P. E. LARSON and family, of Alle gany, were Marshfleld visitors today. JUDGE COKE and family motored to Bnndon yesterday for a short outing. MRS. E. W. SCH1EKTELE, of Hay nes Inlet, Is a Marshfleld shop per today. JUDGE E. D. SPERIty, of Coqullie, Is looking after business on tho Bay today. C. J. HOWARD and Goo. W. Carr. of Myrtle Point, wero Marshfleld visitors yesterday. MRS. HERMAN SMITHGALL. ot Catching Inlet, wns In town to day visiting friends. H. W. MEHLMANN, of Engineer Wolfram's engineering crow, spent Inst night In Mnrshileld. E. EMMETT, a well known Catch ing Inlet rancher, was a Marsh fleld business visitor today. CHAS. LA CHAPPELLE and John La Chappollo left for tho upper South Fork of the Coqulllo for a short hunting and fishing trip. TOM BENNETT has gone to Curry County to defend Snm" Russell, who was arrested there a couple of weeks ago for tho Illegal sale of liquor. ERNEST HARRINGTON, who has beon timekeeper at tho Smith Powers Camp G on Isthmus Inlet, Is here arranging for a month's trip to Eastern Oregon. EUGENE o:cONNELL will leave Friday with Mrs. (Wm. Ford and daughter for Portland, whore ho will mnko u short Btay. Ho may proceed to Snn Francisco from there. MRS. ALGIE DBWAR, of Gnrdlner, who has been vllstlng nt her sis-ter-ln-lnw's home, Mrs. Hormnn Smlthgall, on Catching Inlet, for tho past week, plans to return nomo tomorrow. O. P. COSHOW, a leading nttornoy of Rosoburg, nrrlved hero today with his wife and family for a short outing. Judge Coshow will also look nfter some business mat ters whllo on tho Bay. MRS. GEO. KEATING, who has been a guest nt tho Vlnco Pratt homo tho past wook, left for her homo nt Gardiner today. Miss Dllla Pratt accompanied her for a two-weeks' visit thore. DR. E. MINGUS wont to Benvor Hill today on a professional call. Dr. Hopkins has gone East to take a post-graduato courso nnd Dr. Mlnguo la looking after tho practice thore during his nbsenco. TOM HARVEY hns returned from tho Hnrvoy-Lo Mloux summer camp near Rullards niicl reports tho pnrty having a delightful tlmo. W. E. Denu hns gono down for a fow days' stay at tho camp. HENRY I HIDDEN, now connected with a Eureka foundry, 1b bnck on tho Bay for a visit after an absonco of twonty-flvo years. He recalls that ho started tho first soda works hero thirty years ago. Settle Matter. It has beon set tled thnt Arthur K. Peck shall be register of tho voters In tho South Mnrshflold precinct nnd City Record er Butler In tho North precinct. Justice Ponnock will net In tho Central precinct. A. LOTHMAN, a registered phar macist nnd grnduato of ono of tho promlnont European schools, hns accepted a position with tho Lockhart-Parsons Drug Company, and will enter on his now duties noxt Monday. MR. AND MRS. JOHN DOTSON and son, of Sprague, Washington, re cently located bore, havo taken n resldonco at Buukor Hill. Mr. Dotson purchased tho Dotson . Hotol proporty In South Mnrsh flold as an Investment u couple of years ago and decided nt thnt tlmo ho would mnko his homo horo. Anot lieiy son of Mr. Dot son will come to Coos Hay some tlmo this fall to mako his homo. ORDER your FREIGHT and se cure PASSAGE on tho IAQUA and givo Cooa Bay a soven-day boat sorvico from San Francisco. Comfortable Trusses The biggest and best selected stock of Trussos, Elastic Hoslory, Abdominal Bolts and Shoulder Braces In Coos County, Is always to bo found at "The Storo for Quality Goods and Peuslar Remedies." . (