The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, September 02, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.. r. mum" - -,-f ! r nviM)(M MrWM ' i I THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1913 EVENING EDITION. 2 r on ttJ7 Ir.rnnAiiil llATCf ft amiJle a winner rtKwnlAL NUI COOS BAY TIMES . r rr-.7V,.. nT Jl haft U HAN E. MAI.O.VHV Nous Htlltor ay Offlclnl I'iiiwi' of Coot County. CITY official paper ok thu of mahshfiklh. summer's passing. WHILE tho residents of this fair nnd favored section know tlic torrid tropic heat of tho East and Middle West, and tho seasons hero meet, molt and merge Into each other so that the lino of demarcation Is but faintly traced, yet to tho observant there is always evidence of the summer's jr.B3lng. And whllo wo welcome the approaching autumn, there Is a sotiBo of pathos at the going or the season of beach picnics and river outings. A rich, golden, blos somy season, the snmnior even on Coos nay, possesses Its own potent chnrm somehow embodied In Its deep blue skies, Its Indolent breezes nnd Its beguiling fragrance. , With the passing of summer there Is a sudden, almost sentient atmosphere of culmination and withdrawal. Twilight comes early, ' with a pensive urterglow. S'.ind-j owb deepen under the tree tops, the sunlight grows ruddy and the pur ple hills are less remote. Thistle down floatH over the sleeping mead-1 ows nnd reathery banks of golden rod drift under hedge rows and In tho hazy hollows. A renewed activity awakens hi city streets iiml country lanes and Crass-grown farm yards. The brisk energy of autumn Is already stir ring. I'll Wear That Coos Bay Smile" Words by R. 0. Graves. Music by Pror. Harry E. Leppert. I. 1 am trav'llng towards the setting sun, To a place where mankind's work Is Just begun It's a land whose summer skies, Make the buds bloom with surprise It's a land where Nature smiles, and says, "Well done." CIIOIIUS. Coos Bay! Coos Day! That's where I am going; Coos Day! Coos Hay! Where oool winds are blowing; When I get there, after 'while Live all year in pomp and style While you're knowing that Its snowing, I will wear that Coos Hay Smile. II. It's a land where ocean breezes fan to flame, All tho best that's in the man who seeks for fame There Is good, old sturdy health, For the man who's seeking wealth In this empire where men's chances are the same. Ill Come and go with me where ev'ry thing Is best, For the man who's struggled hard with plngtie and pest Come and view that pleasant land, Where the people have the "sand" And ambition grows In ov'rv wittily breast. . L. C. FA It 11 IN' Is here from Portland for a few days' visit. CLAUDE N'OliLE, of Ten Mile, Is In Marshfleld on business today. J. C. KENDALL went to Coiiuille this morning toattend Court. W. C. BRADLEY will leave this week for Portland to participate In the buyers' excursion functions there. OEO. BROWN, the North Bend res taurant man. was a Marshfleld business visitor today. MRS. E. MINGUS and Miss Mamie Mahoney visited friends In Co qullle yesterday. MR. AND MRS. J. II. MILNER and family havo returned from an ex tended camping trip at the beach. GUY WARNER and family and D. Mclntyre and family have return- ( ed from an outing near Allegany. OUR FALL LINE OF LADIES' COATS AND SUITS WILL SOON ru im,,, PURCHASE YOUR SUIT OK COAT IN A HURRY J10! THEN REGRET HAVING ONE SO. OIK LINE WAS PURCHASED LATE AND WILL COVrtiv VERY NEWEST DESIGNS A T,,E 'KM El A SHARP LOOKOUT FOIt OUR ANNOUNci FALL ARRIVALS LANDO'S ((i(X)D GOODS.) PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE YOUR ORIWItS. FRONT STREET. ,.0V., Ifl ( lilH-'J.VJ here an the guest of C. R. Peck, I WM. GIUMES came down today from "The Nook" where he has boon enjoying an outing. HAT Coos Bay Smile" won Its way to the hearts of a rep renresentlve Coos Bay au dience at the Orphouin last eve ning. There was a large attendance of the lending business and profes sional men of the city and the new August lias merged Into Sep-'sung wns greeted with hearty ap- tember tawny without the blight plause. or rrost, and on the hills Is a mist ' it was also a triumph for the of tears where the dying summer 1 singer. Miss Ada Miller, as well as lingers. Like n spirit of Joy Hint lias burned Itself out like a waning moon or n flickering candle there 1b something exquisitely touching In tho silent spectacle of summer's passing. I WITH THE TOAST I AND THE PRACTICAL HERO. for the song. Miss Miller shared honors with the composer, Prof. Harry E. Leppert, and with R. O. Graves, the author of the boosting ditty Unit slugs the pratse of Coos ! Hay In lilting measure. Miss Mil ler has a strong, sweet soprano video nnd during tint ninny weeks of her appearance at this popular house she has won a host of friends by her clover rendition of popular songs and old-tlmo ravorltes. She never sang In better voice or with a more sympathetic audience thnn Inst evening and the applause was genuine and generous. Miss Miller closes her engagement at the Orpheum with n farewell ap pearance Wednesday evening and leaves Thursday for her homo In Salem, where she will resume her musical studios. Congratulations were numerous for the author, R. O. Graves; Pror. Harry E. Leppert, and the singer, Miss Ada Miller and for the Or pheuin management, for having se cured such n splendid feature. i The song will be repeated nt the Orphouin tonight. MRS. W. U. DOUGLAS nnd children returned yesterday from their out ing at Ifnstendorf's Beach. BRIEFS OF Iiaxiioy made a trip to Cotiulllu nnd Myrtle' - Point today to look over those .... " "s Told kl III' U Ill-Ill sections. He is figuring on mov- Albert Gnrlleld and 11 I. ai gaging In the real estate business. i"ny for a , W. E. CRAINE and C. R. Moore or Bandon are Mnrshtleld visitors today. NINIAN WEBSTER came down from Coos River today. noiii'J SlllllllPhn .... J " vn tl Curry. Tims. Smith nnd Oscar xr. moved .1. F. Bnno mm fu. R. B. DEMENT nnd wife returned to their homo nt Myrtle Point today. .1. F. TELANDER and O. II. lllbarger f autoed to Bandon yesterday to bid , on the new bank building there. nnd fnmllrTJ RALPH CLINKENBEARD, or Dan- day rrom Sixes River to BwdcJ I fels Creek, Bpent the day In town, whore thoy will remain for the mJ I Hnn. .......II i. ... '"I i,uD ui sunning mo children HENRY SENGSTACKEN hits return- school. ed from n business trip to Co-j E. J. Baker, the gonial game tJ quuio nun reports goon progress nun, nrriveii in Bandon Tucsdir (J wiiii ine street improvements, i no inKo Iti tue sights. He savt ... . . . .... . . l-Toiit Bireoi graiiing nnti paving is uis long eared horse made the i; .. , .1.1 1. .1. (1 ... .... I progressing umi mis worn wiiu ine nines wiiuout Hair trying. He new sewage systems is giving co- no nere and in the vicinity for iborj (Hilllo (tulte a niutropoiitnn nppenr- a week. mice. BEN CHANDLER nnd wife returned this morning from a short visit at the W. S. Chandler summer 1 home on South Coos River. "AN KEATING nnd wlfo returned i overland last evening from n trip ALONG THE WATKUFKOXT. Ho was a valiant lifeguard That watched beside the sea, And from Hie deep He'd saved a heap Of roollsh folk, had he! Ho was a valiant lifeguard That made this strango lament: "The girls I savo From that dniup gravo Don't dig up nary cent! "They're Homotlnies young and pretty, Hut, stranger, what's tho uso? Some offer free To marry mo, But coin their don't produco! 'They send a bunch of medals, An' tokens, an' such truck, An words o' pralso, Hut novor ralso A solitary buck. "1 got n wlfo an' children An' earn three bones a day. This hero stuff In well enough, But what I want Is pay!" j. "Never put tho cart before tho liorse." remarked Will Ekblad In a philosophic mood. "You mean never put the smell hororo the automobile." corrected Frank Hague, who Is always up-lo-date and a little ahead, If those Baudou carnival boosters wanted to make a real hit they nhonlil have had a Hilt skirt race an one of thir attractions. Will Chandler entered the Owl yesterday afternoon and bought a couple or cigars. He lighted one. "Lord, this Is a rotten cigar," ho screamed. I "Say, man, what uro you com plaining about?" Prank Cohan re Idled. "You have only a couple or those cigars and I have a thou Haud. Be reasonable." i tt-tt ' "I see you are bacl; from your Curry County outing." Russ Tower romurlicil to John (loss. "That's a good name ror It," .lohn replied. '1 am 'out' about forty .uillur. f t ii. , .... i . vj : HENRY IIUGGINS and August Far ley landed about sixty fine trout In North Coos River above Alle gany Suudny. i P. OWENS came down yester day rrom his summer homo on South Coos River. He reports the fish nre biting fine there now. R. PECK and W. V. Douglas were iiinong the attorneys going to Co ciullle to attend the ndjourne.l term of Circuit Court. SOCIAL CALENDAR. I TUESDAY. j Mrs. F. E. Hague entertains j nt curds In honor or Miss May j Tally. j WEDNESDAY. Women's B. M. C. will meet with .Mrs. G. LeRoy Hall. j College Women's Club will meet with Mrs. M. C. Malnnoy. Ladles' Auxiliary or Pros- j byterlan Church will meet with j Mrs. I M. Flye. Prlscllla Club will meet with Mrs. W. T. Gale at Bunker Hill. j . glnla Clarke. Frank and Roy Wake man, Chauncey Clnrko, Ernest .Mil ler nnd Win. Montgomery. Tho evening wns spent at cards and music. Mr. Montgomery delight ed tho guests witli sovornl ciiolco selections on the violin. Rerresh inonts were served at 11' o'clock. MRS. F. E. HAGUE Is entertaining nt cards this afternoon, compli mentary to .Mr. Hague's niece, Ml.is May Tully, who Is visiting here. MISS ANNE SMITH returned from n row days visit with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. V. T. Smith, on Ken tuck lulet. to Tnconin nnd other northern points, Mr. Keating having attend ed the convention or Pnellle Const Fire Cillers, lie reports the meet ing n good one, there being n good exchange of Ideas. Ho also hn l a chance to Inspect much lire appa ratus. CELL IRELAND leftThls morning on his annual vacation, part of which ho will spend at Ollullii seeing that things In the "tickle grnss" coun try are going as they should. Lnter he will probably take hi the sights nt Portland and nt the Pendleton Roundup, and will stop a row days nt Ollalla en route home to bring the latest advices concerning that section to Frank Denning nnd CIuip.I Illckox. Mr. Purkhurst Is In rrom therH.ll to assist Agent Paul Sterling of thel Breakwater ror a few days. The Breakwater Is due In tonoJ row morning from Portland. MISS HOOD LEAVES. I I ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. I Friends here have been apprised I of the eug genient or Miss Gertrude Miller, former'.y of this city, but , now or Sail Diego, to Conrad Philip' Hley, of the Southern California ! city. Tho marriage Is to take place October ISO. Miss .Mil ler was formerly connected with the Gos law offices. Many friends will extend congratulations. -4 I Miss Mildred E. Rood, of North Bend, has nuiioiiuced to her largo music class in North Bend nnd Miirshlleld, Hint she will shortly re linquish her work here to leave for Northwestern University In Chi cago to continue her studies in the conservatory of that Institution. Miss Rood graduated from the North Bend High School with the etas or llio'.i and that fall enter ed Albany College where she com pleted the two-year conservatory course In pianoforte. For the last two years .Miss Rood has neeu TIIEO BRADLEY left this nfternoon ror Coiiuille rrom where he will go on a ilfihlng trip and see If It is Just ns easy to get trout as It Is to get drug orders. MISS GRACE JEFFRIES who has been visiting Mrs. R. X, Fenton. left this morning for her homo In Washington, going out via tho Coos Iftiy ami Rosoburg auto lino. t HEAD CAREFULLY. If you desire a nice switch to match your hair perfectly call nnd soo Mrs. Bonn. All kinds of hnlr work mado up from combings nnd cut hnlr. .Mall orders given prompt attention. Satisfaction In all work guaranteed. The Huh- Emporium. Rooms :m, SciigMiickon Iddg., North ISnmtlwiiy. They All hand It to Us SEE Ol'lt $10, $12 and $15 SUITS COMPARE THEM WITH .XV SUITS OF EQUAL I'lllfK ANYWHERE. The Fixup Dependable Clothes. TWO STORKS Miirshlleld North Kni MISS last stay and fall MARY CLARKE returned evening, from an extnnded In Portland visiting relatives gottlug tho latest Ideas In millinery. . i tcachlnir llm lnruosl iiiiirIh ulnae mi announced' , ., , , .... ". mo uny nun mis rosined in .orili Bend. The conrfo planned at North western will cover the work of two years nnd will Include part or tho regular studies In liberal arts us ually taken toward tho A. 11. de gree, j The departure or Miss Rood for college will Increase the alreadv number of Coos 30, hi honor of Mrs. .1. U. Dodge, ' Hay young people In college this of Smith-Powers Camp 1, on South i year, and whllo It Is with genuine Coos River. Mrs. Dodge loft on j regret that her many music students this morning's auto to visit her i and friends on the Hay let hor go. mother nt Rosoburg The guests 'they will follow her work In the were Mr. and Mrs, B. Lattln. Mr. 'East with Interest nnd will untlcl nud Mrs. ('has. Lluqulst, Mrs. Wm. pate her return to hor classes utter, SURPRISE PARTY. A delightful surprise party was ' given on Saturday evening, August unusually large L. .1. SIMPSON and wlfo nnd their guest. .Mrs. Galo of Medtod, woro In Mnnihllold yesterday. .Mrs. (;a)o ar ranging for the return of herself nnd children to Medrord. L. O. SHREWS.HUUA- and wife, or Osceola. Mo., oxpect to leave to day Tor their home in Osceola. Mo., arter a pleasant visit at tho home or their daughter, Mrs. .lohn W. Motley. Wakeman, Misses Adelaide aim Vlr- two years' music study In Chicago. THE QUIET OBSERVER SAYS f "Life is a moving picture, and the ill in often breaks at tho Inter esting place." --- "Health Is wealth," quoted Hor sey Kreltzer. "Oh. not it Isn't." replied Dr. Ilousoworth, "not for me." Some Coos Hay men who are as Rood as their word are not worth tho price of a dog license. A M irshlleld girl when asked yes terdny what she thought of the Ttalkan Imbroglio said she thought they looked very pretty on a white dress, though possibly they were becoming a little too common. The difference between Miirshlleld and San Francisco Is that a man In Mnrshtleld is ashamed to carry a cane unless he is crippled or marching n his lodge parade. 4 THE QUIET OBSERVER SAYS "A tellow and a girl can be en gaged for seven years, hut they never get acquainted until they have been married for seven days." ""Before ho gets her he would wipe his face on the ground she walks on. After he gets her he gels mad If he Is asked to dry his f..ce on the same towel she used. If a girl has a pretty profile It Is a sign she gets her picture taken that way. LUKE M'LUKE SAYS: No mater how old a woman may grow nor how hopeless hor case, she always wants to stop In front of a millinery window and adinlro the hats. The trouble with telling a whlto Ho Is that you hnvo to repeat It so often that It turns black. Every thin woman likes to hellevo ' Mat she has a broad outlook. Silt trousers for men nre nothing new. After a man hns been mar ried long enough ho !s afraid to talk off his coat. MISS C. E. BELL, of Chicago. Is visiting her sister, Mis. W. W. Ladd. Mrs. Ladd, who under went an oporatlon at Mercy Hos pital yesterday Is reported' to ho gottlng along nlcoly. JACK ABBOTT, who conducts a barber shop at Myrtle Point, Is spending n few days hero recup erating rrom n long Illness. De spite his bnd health, ho Is still "Happy Jack." F. W, PAYNE and hrldo camo down rrom the Bartlo cottago on South Coos River, whoro thoy are spend ing tholr honeymoon, for the day. Their now homo at Fifth and Ingo'r soll will he ready for occupancy the latter part of this month. TOMORROW IS PEACH DAY -AT- Nasburg's Grocery We will have those fine Ashland Crawford Peaches for canning, Phone your orders early. Nasburg's Grocery THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING STOKE. Corner Commercial mid Second st. l'lione 2ISJ. I NORTH HEN I) NEWS j Mrs. Harry Huntley expects to leave this week to visit relatives near Boston. Capt. Edcar Simpson left Satur- MRS. O. W. BRIGGS left yetsordnv overland for Paw Paw, to visit her mother, Mrs. S. C. Pul ver, whom sho has not seen In several years. Mrs. Brlggs' sis ter, Mrs. Hayden, of Toledo, Ore gon, is expected to go East with her. 2;VbMliSr.,,roakWater ft" l,ort,BnVI'AB CHESNEY of Portland, ' 1 1ms beeu spending a few days We Arc Almost Too Busy to Write An M First Wo thoroughly understand tho real estato and Insurance business. Second Wo came hero to stay nnd build up a business- nro doing both. ,M Third Wo wrlto flro, liability, plate glass, burglary and nia Insurance, and bonds of nil kinds. .nd LAST, HUT not LEAST Vo like this Coos Bay countrj we put in all our spare tlmo In words of praise for ' resources aim opportunities. Ve have no time to devote to dal or potty Jealousies of our neighbors or competitors. COOS BAY REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE ihono 304-J.