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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSSHFIELD, OR&ON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1 913-EVENIMU-EPITIOH
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RAILWAY NEWS Of COOS BAY
ITALIANS TO
RUSH RAILWAY
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COAST LEAGUE
BASEBALL SCORE
About 100 Workmen Brought
to Myrtle Point via Rose
burg Other Bay News.
August 1 !!
'A craw of
Il09EBUlta, Ore
Tlin Vnwu li.lVK!
nearly a hundred Italian labor
ers arrived In ltoscburs and loft
for Myrtle Point, whore they
will bo employed in railroad con
struction. The forelfiners were
transported from Hofuburg to Myr
tle Point by S. T. Smith, the local
liveryman. Four four-borao teams
were necessary to transport the men
nnd their baggage.
County Clerk George Chonoweth,
of Oold lleach, arrived here yester
day and left this morning for his
homo, accompanied by Sam Kitssell,
who Is wanted there on a statutory
charge. Mr. Chonoweth was com
missioned a Deputy Sheriff prior
to his leaving for this city.
I'ci'vonal d'oxslp.
Mrs. C. C. Ilrldges. of Miirsh
fleld, who has been spending n few
days In Hoscljurg visiting with her
sister, Mrs. John Engcr, left for
Portland this morning, where she
will visit with friends.
Misses Hnrrlngton and Kogcrs, of
Marshlleld, passed through hero this
morning en route for Eugene, where
they contemplate locating.
A. O. Krogstead, or Marshlleld,
passed through here this morning
en roil lo to Portland where lie will
spend some time.
Charles Drown, of Marshlleld,
passed through hero today en ronto
to Cottage (Irovo to visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. 'I. S. Part wood and
child, of .Marshlleld, passed through
Itoseburg this morning en route to
Monmouth, where they will enjoy
their vncation.
Mrs. Durldiolder, of Salem, ni-
rlved horo Saturday evening and
dppnrtcd yesterday for points on
Coos Day, where she will spend I he
remainder of tlio summer.
Kroil Hamilton, manager of tlio
local telephone exchange, expects
to go to Coos County some time
tills week to spend a Tow days look
ing after business matters.
Airs. Alice Sheridan, of Pendleton,
nrrlved here Saturday evening and
left yestoiilny for Mnrshlleld where
she will visit with the Klanagans
nnd Pennoll. Mrs. Sheridan Is
quite well known here where she
lias visited upon several occasions
In tile past.
DON
E SEPT,
Twohy Brothers Rush Work'
on Big Bore Soft Sand- I
stone Delays Them Some. '
EUGENE, Or., Aug. 12. The
Guard says: "Having closed nil the
work on the grade of the W. P. .
It. H. as far as their contract goes,
the attention of Twohy Drothers is
concentrated on the Notl tunnel. ,
rnoy are now digging oiu iz ieei,
Portland Takes Firwst Game of
, New Series on Home Ground
j From Oakland.
(Or AodatM Vmt o Coo nay Tlmrx.1
I'OUTLANI), Or., Aug. 13. Port
land took the flraf' of the new
series on the' home grounds from
Oakland, 10 to 7. 'The scores: j
At Los Atigeles It. H. 13.
Los Angeles 4 10 4
Sacramento C 12 2
At Portland It. II. E.
Portland ........ v ... .J.ijB 1
Oakland i...'. 712 2
At San Francisco . . It. II. E.
of heading a day, six from each San Francisco 3 9 2
. . ..1 .. . ii.. .. i. n 4 rt . tfitt i hi n C .(
end, and as they have but 213 feet Venice 5
yet to dig, there should bo daylight i
through by September 1.
NOD.MAN TIIDOXE DEAD.
The bench will take sonio time , . . , . ,
l.llMIIIM I ntti IU I III If it 1 It lit 111 Wllltft lit tilth!
later, as the excavations on It do, .
. , ,, , ,, to Consumption,
not proceed quite ho rapidly as on x p Th fol.mer, of Coos.
the headings. I he forma Ion throng. X()rth ,,, ,nst
which the tunnel Is being excava -1 (, Rt m homQ n Asllnn(1 Tho
ed Is in so ft sand rock. The great-. KoH0UMr XcWB glvca tll0 foowlllg
est difficulty encountered has been j)nrtcujr8.
from the softness of the rock, which j Normm; C(, nout
would frequently scale off, and no-1 i,rother of .lohn Throne,
cessltato woodwork to keep It up , f Uls (,v ,,,,, nt Af,hmn(l ,ato
and allow the work to lrocco,l. t(!n, n . ftftcni00h of tlI)0rClosls.
'Phil tviitlr 111 itmi innt'ii Uf1lil tiftilf.li ' .
, ,? , , " " '.Mr.' Throne was a nntive of Peiinsyl.
DIN lllit tirii1 ittimlt tnnVM nun" " .
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"MONEY TALKS
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FIRST FALL DISPLAY
OF
Desirable New Ideas
IN
Men's Correct Clothes
See Window Display
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I j "MONEY TALKS" j
. -Three Stores:- .
I Myrte Point MARSHFIELD Ban(Jon
wodic nto.M euene
Klift .Miles of Line All Done Kxcept
llaliiuce of Xoll Tunnel.
Tlio Kugeno Ounrd says: "The
vanla nnd came West about ten
years ago. Kor a tlmo following
his arrival hero ho was employed
In the old Douglas County Dank.
I For the past few years Mr. Throno
I had traveled unite extensively In
ino Kiigeno (itinru says: "The,
long agony Is over as far as the grade '"",0 of luollttlng his health. Tor
of the Wlllametle Pacillc between'" ,l,,lt, 1,0 llvt''1 011 tllc Coast' lnto''
lOi.geno and the tunnel on the Null ! feuding several months In Ari
ls concerned. The last touch will be mm n,ul Cnllfoniln. Other than bo
given the work at Portola tomorrow "'B '",vlvel by his mother nnd fath
mornlng and the long drawn out Job 01' wl, Ilvo c'!18t of "lcndule, lit
llnlshed. Already most of the stock ilunvcs n wlfo lwo S0I1S n,11 lnBl-
I trH II,. I.. ........ 1 .... I t I if.
ifl, 11U IS illPM BlUYlYl'U V UTUIM-
BANDON BY THE SEA
THE CITY OF THE FUTURE
A FKW TKX ACItH TISAtTS KOl'lt MILKS SOUTH OX
COUXTV ItOAl) $:?." Villi ACItH; 910(1 CASH, HALAXCU
TWO VKAItS. XO IXTHItKST, XO TAXKS, TIXH SANDY
l.OA.M, LHVKL ltliXCIl LAND.
Buy One It Will Make You Money
Domiald MacKimitosIhi
It HAL ESTATE nntl IXSUItAXCE.
has been withdrawn and shipped to
Portland. Tho work between Eugene
nnd the tunnel has been prolonged by
the unusual amount of rain which
has fallen during tho past two sum
mers. Work Is now progressing
rapidly on the Xotl tunnel and the
latest pattern of machinery Is In use
by the contractors, Twohy I Iron., at
both ends. Of the total length of
2i"0"i feol only about 2 It" remains to
be excavated and this In being taken
out at tho rate or 10 feet a day, so
that It will bo less than 30 days be
fore tho Job Is done. Steel has been
laid a considerable dlstanco beyond
Portola and will soon be to the tunnel.
LEAVE OX SPEEDWELL.
Many Coos liny Passengers Will
Sail Eioni I tn ii ilo ii This Evening.
Tho Speedwell will sail this eve
ning from llaudon for San Eran
oisco and San Pedro and will have
n full list outgoing. Among those
from Coos Hay are:
Mrs. M. E. Crosthwnlto, Miss Lil
lian Elmore. Miss .Mny Preuss, Miss
Helen Merchant, .lohn i.ock. Mrs.
John Lock. .1. H. ColtluKinim, Mrs.
.1. II. Coltlnghain. Miss Ashman.
'I- Ashman. II. w. AIh-
timn. Mrs. II. w. Alsinan, It. j.
Drown, II. Mcl.cod. Ered ta mi,.
l.vler. Miss Hire. .Miss (5. Slonian,
dam; a, navis. .1. (j. Oonnan, It.
O. Duck.
ouc
rustics-
Kimvil'S PLANS.
New Stunner for Coos Dny.Poiilanil.
San I'Ymiclsco Itun.
Concerning the plans of .1. Homer
Kritch for the fast- vessel for the
San 1'ranclsco.Eureka.CooK nny
Portland run, Portland paper
prints the following:
" 'The steamer )Uvo In view,'
pld Mr. 1'rltcli. Ms one that will nc-
"' '" passengers with
Sleeping nccomodallons. while on
' n.u she will ,..
"vvv i'v"WA. She will have
pace available for about !00
"r rrt,''t If It Is .leslred
to carry It. but her inuin Mm,.... ...m
be for the nccouunodatlon of bag-
m.m- auiomoliues , lllMh1!t,,Io
nciKlll,'
"It Is exnecteii tlin i) ...ii.
PosBlblo to l.rliiK the Mean.er around
trom tlio Atlantic ii,.,...i
the Panama Canal, although she
".me via the Straits of Mngol-
.ii rm.r io go j,, service by
January 1."
SritHEXDEIt KOIt MOXEV.
Chinese Itebols" Sunvn.ler Vt.(l
l'oits to (oveiimieiit Tnsiiu.
HIT AiwUW I'm., lu u, Tllll .
SlIANdHAI. Aug. i;t-THo W,,.
WK ton,, hitherto In the ha.nis of
H'M reloU. Hui rendered today to the
Northern government troops. Tho
lef is pwaluit that tho surreu
r M lately n o,utH,t(on of uionuy.
E GRADE
TO COQUILLE
Soutlicrn Pacific Plans to Im
prove Line Banclon Ex
tension via Beaver Hill.
That the Southern Pacllle Is plan
ning to shortly change the lino be
tween Coos Hay and Cotilllo, reduc-j
lug the grade over the summit ami'
replace the light steel with ninety
pound steel Is the word given out
here by local olllclahi lu connection
with a business deal. These nluns
are thought to Indlcalo further that
It has been practically decided that
the local railway will he a link In
I he other extensions from Coos Hay.
it is also reported on good author
ity that the surveys run bv EiiL'lin.er
Wolfram and his party between Ooob
Hay and llaudon will result In ii.,.
decision to bull, n,u Handon iin
from Heaver Hill Junction down tho
Coiiulllo Instead of building from tho
nay down the South Inlet route.
At one time, plans for n t.m.w.i
through the summit from Isthmus
Inlet to Heaver SIouitIi were cnnulil.
i'ie.1 nut It is claimed that a lirteen
foot cut throimh the mimmit .m
give a good grade and that the cut
.in be cheaper than tho tunnol
work, although tho tunnel would be
comparatively easy to drivo.
Just when the work on tho local
11,10 ""'I tho Haudon extension will
be started is unsettle.! Inn i. in
probably will not b i,..rm
.-v.wais MVAI
spring.
ers and sisters."
MILL AT SPIHX(TIELD
EUOEXE, Ore., Aug. 12. As soon
as plans are drafted the Ilootli-Kclly
Lumber company will begin work on
ouc of the most modern sawmills in
tlie country on the site of the mill
that was destroyed by tiro lu Spring-
Held a little over two years ago.
XEW AITO LIXE TO POUTLAXD.
Marsbfield-Drain Auto Stage Line
VIA ALLEO'AXY AXD SCOTTSIR'llC.
PASS IXC (SOLD AXD SILVEH EALLS
From Marshficfd to Portland in 1 6 Hours
LEAVES MAltSHFIELD EVEHV M()ltXIX(.'.
AT r A. M. OX STEAM Elt DAIXDOW.
KAIIt TO DHAIX, !5M. Tickets on sale at Dusy Corner
Phone UIH.
CLEAN '
SHOE SALE!
Ladies' $;.G0 whlto duck ,,J
Hllnou nt ' "I
Plill. i!.', ' " .' tl
"ue uuck htioil
shoes nt J
Ln(lle8,( llllsses and childreail
I'uinpR and oxiords at ccf I
Hoys Elk skins, all elzesitpl
(et a bargain now n I
Electric Shoe Stonl
low nuillli llroadim
A tuodorn Hrien uiiainiTS
Light, Stoam Hif 'nJ
Furnished Rooms with H1
coiu wntor.
HOTEL 0005
O. A. MHIln Pr
Rtfl: riO rents d ni nJ
.r. iinmiWH and MuU
New and Second Hand hnJ
nolil on tho InsUllmttt J
HAHItlXGTOX, DOYLE I
.102 lVmt St.
Phone aiO-L Mvi!ilM(l
1'ISII EDM EX, ATTENTION!
Tho Coos Day Ico & Cold Sto
rago Conipnny will hnndlo Chi
nook Salmon nnd will pay 3
cents per pound at their dock
for nil Driest flfh.
DR. ALEX
i Mccracken
j
I PAID Ol D OI'I'ICE A DDI EE VIS-!
I IT THIS MODNINC.
S. S. NANN SMITH
SAILS FROM SAW FRANCISCO FOR COOS BAY
SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, AT 3 P. M.
San Francisco office, 805 EJfe Hldg., or Lombard St. Pier No. U7
Inter-Oceanic Trnnxpoi tnlloii Co., C. E. .McCeorge, Agt. Phone I I.
WANTED
ADVKDTISED LE'lTEDS
List -of advertised lettors remain-
4Vlt
lug lu tho .Marshlleld. Ol ,111111 unci
otllio for the week ending August 12.
1.113. Penv.ns calling for tho samo
will please say advertised mi.) 1111V
. . .
cent uir each letter called for.
Anderson. John: Hein.n.,i
Drown, John j, - Hrandt f5n.'ii..,..i,'
M. O.: Cirdwell. A. 2; Cray, Mrs."
" urat iwo . s v
Hnro; Kr tiger. Ainol:
Madlhoii Miss Cleo: MitMn.n J
J. I). : Udell. Pnni. iint......
C : ot, X.; Doff, X. ii ; Stevenson,
H. L.; Vlnm-nt, J. E.; Weir. Thomas.
W. D. CL'UTIS,
w, i . Postmaster.
The doctor comes from Chicago
and Is looking up sultnbio offlco
location with a view of permanently
locating nere. Ho conies highly rec
ommended as to ills abilities as n
chiropractic physician nnd hns had
nulto a rango of oxpcrlenco along I
tho lino of nervous, kidney nnd 1
uowoi iroiiDics, ns woll as polio
mllctus, (Infnntllo paralysis.)
Kor tho present, phono C9-L will
reach him and ho will bo
fall at your homo.
STEAMER IAQUA
SAILS FROM SAW FRAWCISCO FOR COOS BAY THURS
DAY, AUGUST 14, AWD WEDWESDAY, AUGUST 20.
AXD WILL THEX MAIXTAIX A SEVEX-DAV SCHEDULE.
FAST DO.YT; GOOD PASSEXCED ACCOMMODATIONS AND COOI)
SEItVICE.
A. DIMENT, Agent, Ocean Dock, Marshlleld.
watches thnt won't keep tlsil
and rancid oil aro the mli&l
your watch, i.et me hand 1 1
, presorvo It perfectly for jml
como.
! E. C. BARKER
22C Eront st. ManUXl
Unique Pantatc
1 this Mdiii.Mtv nn:iw. rii
I'HESSIODS nnd HAT ItEXOVl!
Auciit for Ivcnvard ii. 8trM
Co.. Tliio Tnllorins. U I
make your next suit.
255 CEXTDAL. Vbm
City Auto Service
flood Cars. Careful nHvnr.
r.eM?.nable chargea. Our motto:
Will Stn nnvwhnra nnH ai -
Stand iilancn "pi, u! .
Phono, 78. Night phono 139-X.
TtTMJiOOKALR. Proprietor.
Pictures & Framing
Walker Studio
HOTEL 1MTS()N '
American Dlnn itni..!
Decently Hermlred, Henovnted nnd
EiuurutHl.
Hoard and room by day, week or
month.
Phono 157-.I. a in s. Kn.,.i c
. - an
EQUIPPED WITH W1DELESS
nun II llir.lil',,.1,
Steamship Breakwater
SAILINC EDOM PODTLK'ii:, !, 1H, AND 2H,
AU" J;,,1,,!5" 1 ,; AL'O. M, 1 p. m.j AUG. 25,
T,cke,S on Mta 'gL . to rontoa
Thono Main 1-1 T " n,,w cl,ecrtu"y furnished.
inono Main 35-L. L SXKRHNG Agent
First ClassWeart
Promptly done t
Gardiner's Rag Carpet I
M Cliohimiti IIIIIA
lll Oil lllllll (IIVMHV
nlu and Connecticut I
Phono 174. North jell
You Auto Call ft
vinilT AXUl
Stand hunt of lUnnco IlillUrJI
TIIDEE XIHV WW
.trior ii i. M. Tl
ltcsldenco Phone S J
T. J. SCAIFIi
W. S. nitOWN $ A. ii, nODGINS
Marshficld ESJK : and
uLwnMMiiu tU.
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
SAILS FROM PORTLAND FOR COOS BAY
SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, AT 6 P. M.
ROUND TRIP. SI a Kr
"""S PORTLAND
.wunwir VIAlfAna.
'J. F. McGEORGD, Ageat
Phone 44
Estimates Purnlshwl.
Phono 1H7-L Marhtiflcld. Ore.
FAMILY niXNEDa
In our now locntiori, wo aro eg
peclally prepared to cater to famllj
trade. Reculnr mail. .
u m i b vi suuri orders.
Open djijr and night.
MERCHANTS CAFE.
Broadway mm OoauMrcUl Ufli.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
OUT THE FUEL BILL IN TWO BY USING OUR WOOD.
PHONE 100.
1M Bnirra on I
$10 A FRONT
I., all iroMJ'
Belling for 126 to
offering In Wast MarrtJ
don't uao the term '
aaviseaiy. wo
lir- nan olinu- V0U. W'rl
before this opportune 1
I. S. KAUFMAN!
Singer Sewm
We hare them for
Bupplle. and NhJ-'
181 Park Ave. -Phoae
m
t,... nr- home K'0".
breakB out, by "8UrIlDf5
a Hohin Fire U'i!WJ
IIHI1V. UlUhUil - " . ti
tlon's policies are IM ,
cneapest anu ,
Lieaton, agom,
bldg., or phone 23-u
Have That kW