THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1913 EVENING EDITION.. ....
LOTS of men who doivt call
themselves "young men" like
the smart; snappy styles that are
called young men's styles; their
oWn sons maybe wear the kind of
clothes they like to wear themselves
Hart Scnarrner oc marx
have made some very attractive
models for these dressy middle-aged
men; and we show in our illustra
tion one of these models.
You see how very smart it
looks; a 32-inch single breasted
two-button coat, with long lapels;
the waistcoat has six buttons.
Woolen Mill Store
This Hloro Ib tho homo of
Unit Sehuffnor & Marx Clothes
Don-rich t Hart Hohaffner & Marx
SPECIAL SALE
LADIES' HAND BAGS
AT COST FOR OXE' WEEK OXLY
fi.( n.xi w oo nn iiaxii it.o &m nn
loit PiUU Koit tiUU
$12.00 llAMt HAG QQ
$.B0 HAND HAO
for
$2.00 BROCADED IIAXI)
n.(i for
. . . .$5i25
$1.00
SEE OUR WINDOW
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
"THE BUSY CORNER."
THE REXALL STORE
PHONE MAIN 298 US
sORPHEUM TONIGHT
Four Thousand Feet of New Pictures.
A GOOD PROGRAM.
Miss Miller Will Sing a Farewell Song, "Absent."
Yon Eveir See the
"Sunset Innw
Sunset Bay?
Furnished cottages and tents, with floors, for rent by
week o'- month Restaurant in connection,
tpHSGES $10 PER WEEK
ltNTS -50 CENTS PER DAY
For particulars apply to
L. J. SIMPSON,
North Bend, Oregon,
TEN MILE
HOTEL OPEN
REST OF HOOMS AXI)
,MK A US PROVIDED
for (1UESTS.
The fishing is good, tho
limiting ulr, I he bathing ex
( client and I ho lake never hot
ter. Spend a feu days (here
ant save a doctor hill.
OLE SEVERSOX, Prop.
Lakeside, Oregon.
SEPTEMBER TIDES.
Holow Is gl"en the tt.no and
height of high and low water at
Mnishflold.
The titles are placed In tho order
of occurrence, with their times on
th lirst Hue and heights on tho
second line of each day; a compar
ison on consecutlvo heights will
Indicate whether It Is high or low
water. i-'or high water on tho bar
:tiirs. . 10.02 4.:u io.p.c
I Ft . . . G.lfi 0.2 C.4 0.2
l!rs. . n.OO 10.41 5.14 11.28
Ft. . . fi.7 0.7 G.7 0.1
Ferry Traffic Cant. Alex If nil.
of the ferry Transit. reports that
during August tho Transit carried
lint passengers. 250 double teams.
347 single teams. 240 head of Htock
and 128 autos between Marshflold
and Eastsldo.
Anton on Commercial. Win, Led-
wnrd says that the residents of
West Commercial have about as
much grievance as anv part of tho
city concerning night autos. They
Keep up tno running and noise, ho
says, until 3 u. m.
Breakwater Lute. Owing to tho
storm that has been nrovilllntr
along tho const yesterday and last
t II tho roads get good, but Mr. Pet
tit, who Is one of the cleverest
.voting newspaper men In the state,
will have to bo home by Monday
morning,
Xow Home. 13. R, NesH Is erect
ing a now homo on his ranch on
Isthmus inlet near Mllllngton.
log in Itoail. None of the stage
autos got through hero from Roso
burg lust night owing to a big tree
lamitg across the road ahout two
miles this -side of Conullle. Gun
setiuently, none departed from here
u.is morning,
HiiihlH Here. Ittibe Lyons, the
North Inlet rachor.'ls erecting a new
house on tho property In Ferndnle
which ho recently bought from Henry
nuiiKBuii'iiun, no win move ti is tam
jly hero so that the children will have
hotter school facilities.
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
1 PERSONAL NOTES
OTIS HURFORI) was down front
' Sumner today on business.
I). D. PIERCE, the Coqullle lum
berman, Is here on business and
pleasure.
JAY RICHARDS of Sumner will leave
on tho Breakwater tomorrow for a
visit with friends
131). MOI3MLI3U. lumber Inspector.
is making a trip to Gardiner and
Florenco this week.
CAUL LARSON, of the Hub. oxnecta
to leave soon for Corvallis where
ho will enter college.
MRS. CHAS HUNTSUCK13R will
leave In a fow days for Portland
to enter their child In the Indian
hchool nt Chomnwa
night, the Hroakwater is Pre to. R. H. ALL13N and family of South
day and will not reach Marshflold Marshflold will movo from South
until between 4 and 5 o'clock this Marshlield to Conullle tomorrow
afternoon. Thin mnrnlntr. linwever. to make their homo.
It was reported that a fifty-mile gale H. SHAMROCK, of tho Umpqua
:wlng off shore u short dls-l Valley Dank of Roscbttrg, return-
was bio
tance.
Ilurial Tomorrow. Tho funeral of
I3d Hinckley will e hold tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock from Wilson's
Chapel, Rev. Drowning officiating.
Coroner Wilson received n telegram
rrom a nephew or the deceased, H.
C. Hinckley of North Kastham,
Mass, Instructing him to havo tho
funeral here.
To Grand .lury. Reports from
Coqullle havo It that District Attor
ney Geo. M. Drown has presented
a copy of Attorney General Cruw-
loru s report on the deportation of
l)r. Leach to tho Coos County
grand Jury, now In session nt Co
qullle, for them to -determine wheth
er any further Investigation shall he
made. It Is not expected Hint any
thing further will d'ovelop In the
manor.
Relative Missing. .Too Wlnsor, of
North Rend. Is today looklnu for
his grandfather, Win, Wlnsor, of
curry County, who has been vis
iting at his homo. Mr. and Mrs.
('has. Wlnsor aro away. Monday
morning Mr. Win. Wlnsor, who Is
ed home yesterday after a week's
outing in this section
AUGUST KICK WORTH and bride
are expected today from San Fran-
cibco ror a visit at the homo of
.Mr. Hick worth's parents.
ROBERT S WANTON Is at Dora
looking for a fow of tho trout and
deer that aro reported to bo so
numerous in that section
J. 13. N13LSON, roroman for Porter
Brothers, wns in Marshflold yes
terday on business. He reports
good progress In tho work.
MISS AL1C13 CLINKENREARD ar
rived hero last evening from Coos
county to spend n few days vis
Itlng with friends. Rosohurg
iOW8,
.1. It. NEWLANl). Hal Fnnehor and
wife and 13d. Thornton nnd wife,
of Rosohurg, returned homo yos
torday nftor an outing In this
section.
W. H. .PAYNE, of Seattle, Is on tho
Day looking nftor property Inter
ests. Ho purchased considerable
property hero nnd nt North Bond
n year or so ago.
quite old. had not arisen when . FRANK BLACK of South Mnrshfleld
.loo left for work and tho lnttor plans tolcavo on tho Breakwater
has not seen him since. Ho Is wor- for Portlnnd to moot his wlfo nnd
t ied owing to tho roport that tho children. They will continue their
t old man wns 111. It is possiblo Journey to Idnho, whoro thoy will
that ho mnv have taken a sudden ' muKO tnoir ruiuro homo
Smart New Fall Hats
ALL TIIIC LATEST IDEAS IX
Autumn Millinery
will lie shown
FRIDAY AXI SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 5 AXI) (I.
MRS. M. .1. ELHOD.
EXCURSION TO
LAKESIDE
srxi.v, seitemheh 7.
The boats Colon and North Star
leave Marshlield at 7 and H
o'clock a. in,, from wharf
at foot of Commercial
Avenue.
Returning arrive in Marshlield at
u ana 7 o'ciocu.
Fare for round trip, $1.50.
XER (J ALLOW AY.
pHONE 158-R
nSer Service
Fnmt.u-.B?n Heat. nio...4i-
Olid era9 '" Hot
R f m .
w Ij anna
AUTO TAXIOAII SERVIOK
has been established in Marshflold.
Calls for trains or parties niado at
any hour. Careful driving. Reason
able rates. Stand at Palaco Res
taurant. Phone C-J.
J. 13. HANKY, Proprietor.
AMERICAN LADIES' TAILOIUNfl
: LINE
Formerly Handled by Mr. Plauz
Is now taken over by me. Call and
see tho new full line on display at
TODD, THE TAILOIt AND DRESS
EXPERT. 278 Front St., Upstairs.
TFe Royal
TONIGHT
4000 feet of all new pictures
RETROGRESSION An oxcollent 2
reel feature. '
TWIXT FIRE AND LOVE.
HUBBY'S JOB Two comedies by
tho Keystono Film Company, tho
greatest comedy company In tho
world.
10c
ADMISSION
10c
"MERCHANT HLOCK XOW FOIt
SALE."
Wo are offering fine, level lots
In this long desired tract, right
near the business center, unques
tionable Investment value, easy
tonus, and prices under tho mar
ket, Excluslvo agents.
I. S. KAUFMAN & CO.,
177 Front Street.
notion to rotiirn to Curry County
lionws lliisch. Capt. C. 13. Ed
wards says bo Jh acquainted .with
tho .lames Dusch mentioned in the
Oakland press dispatch and printed
In Tho Times ajnnday In which It
was stnted Dusch wanted to buy
much liquor. He snys ho lived in
the Coqulllo Vnlloy about Myrtlo
Point, but that ho left there a
number of years ago for California.
and that his thirst must havo been
acquired In that state. Possibly
Dusch got confidence with the re
porter nnd told about his old homo
Daughter Horn. Mr. nnd Mrs.
E. H. Darstow, who woro formerly
residents of Mnrshuold, but who nro
now located tit Lents. Oregon, tiro
uio prouo parents ot a oaugnter.
Mildred .lane, born August 2!) nnd
weighing seven pounds. Mr.. Bar
stow had chargo of tho wireless sta
Hon here and is now In chargo of
tho station at Lents. Mrs. Sarah
Wilson recolved n card this morn-
lug announcing tho now arrival nnd
tho worthy couple's ninny friends In
Marshflold will rejolco with thorn in
their happiness.
AnnoiinceincntH Issued. Dr. nnd
Mrs. C. W. Towor havo Issued an
nouncements of the marriage of
their daughtor, Miss Nelllo D. Tower
to Dr. Lorlng Leo to Day Monday
evening, September. .1; nt S o'clock
nt their homo. Archdcncon Horsfall
officiating. Tho young rouplo woro
accompanied by auto to Myrtle I'.olnt
by 1. R. Towor, .lay D. Tower and
Allss Ivy Hill and proceeded to
Monrovia, California, whoro they
will mnko tholr homo. Evoryouo on
Coos Day, to whom tho brldo has
endeared herself by her beauty, ac
complishments nnd winning ways,
will unlto In wishing them nil tho
success and happiness that tlmo can
bring. . .
Itcnnctt'H Friend Dead. J. W.
Bennett wns seen on tho stroets
today with n heavy pleco of cropo
on his nrm. Whon accosted by
friends as to tho cnuso of the dis
play of grief ho would sayi with
Homo ..emotion, that while It wjis
no. relative, a niuu wno posen us
his friend was dead. Ho would not
give his nnmo, but said that three'
months ngo a man enmo to tho
bnnk for a loan of 2210, As his
credit was not first class, ho ap
pealed to Joe to accommodate him
to keep him out of Jail. "If I'm
alive In $90 days you'll have your
money," ho assured Bennett., "Tho
ninety days are up," said Dennett,
"and as I haven't got my monoy
I know the poor follow must he
dead, and that's why I am In mourn
ing." Hard Auto Trip. Dr. A. C. See
ley and wlfo nnd family and W. A.
Pottlt, city editor of tho Rosohurg
News, arrived lieros by auto last
ovonlng for' a short stay on tho
Buy. Thoy encountered tlio flrst
rain near Camas Valley, but it did
not bother,, them much until thoy
got this side 'of Coqullle and then
tho road got very slippery. Their
chains were too short and I'ettlt
HANK D 1 13 RS of North Bond, was
a Marshflold visitor yesterday nnd
reported Hint .Itidgo DropnqBh had
neon quito III of la grlppo fol
lowing bin visit to tho Bay. Thoro
Is nothing now In tho Kinney mnt
tors.
13. L. BASSKORD, bend of tho Rose
burg Flouring Mills. Is looking
. tins section over with a view to
Introducing his flour In this sec
tlon. Owing to freight rates be
lug against him, ho Is doubtful
about It.
N. H. M'.MILLAN. lnnnagor of the
Union Mcnt Company, and bride
arrived homo yesterday from Port
land ami expect to soon ho at
home In ono of tho Wllllanis
npartments. Mrs. McMillan wns
formorly Miss Provart, and will
continue her department in the
Coos Bay Business Collogo for
the tlmo being. They wore wnrni-
ly welcomed by their mnny friends
on the liny.
130 SCHMEER. for years n success
fill restaurant mnn in Portlnnd,
Is on tho Day with a vlow of lo
cating horo. Ho recently dlspos
ed of his Portlnnd business and
nns been traveling and looking
(ho country over for a now loca
tion. Ho says that Coos Day Is
by far tho most prosperous look
ing plnce ho bus visited and ho
hopes to nrrongo to remain horo
P. L. BURR, or Wlllett & Burr re.
turned yesterday from a trip of lie
speetlon over tho now Smith-Pow
ers lino boyond Myrtlo Point. They
havo been handicapped in getting
labor, owing to tho nctlvlty of tho
l. w. w. Hi California, the lnttor
parading around In front of em
ployment olllces circulating falso
reports about a strike being on In
Coos County. However tho work
Is going pretty well now and If tho
rnlny season does not start In early,
thoy hopo to comploto It this fall.
WEDNESDAY.
Recltnl by pupils ot k Ml88
Mildred Rood at Logglo's Hall,
North Mend.
Women's D. M. C. will meet
with Mrs. G. LeRoy Hall.
College Women's Club will
meet with Mrs. M. c. Mnlonoy.
Ladles' Auxiliary of Pres
byterian Church will meet with
Mrs. E. M. Elye.
Prlsellln Club will meet with
Mrs. W. T. Gale at Bunker
IIII1.
WANT ADS.
FOR RENT Furnished apart menU.'
Phono 319-X or 413 X. Second st.
FOR KXCIIAXGE $7000 Portland
home (closo In) for Coos Uny
property, merchandise stock,
dairy or cheese factory intoresta
to amount of $2000 or $3000,
balance time or cash, Address
"Owner," enre Times.
FOIt KALE Dry wood, any length
nt Campboll's word yards.
FOR HKXT Fine unfurnished flat,
closo ill. Phono 1G4-.I.
WAXTED One horse and driver
at mill in Perhnni Park, hauling
Bnwdust. Hnrdwood Milling Co.
FOR ItEXT Two furnished room.
1024 South Elrod.
M SE J4
. T.
"FOR SALE 13 J4 SW
NW Yi. SW Va S 3 V4 Sec. 3
"0 H U It w . inn nn.n.. .1
v., . . . u ' , . . u u ui,i um
ber; will sell for assessed valua
tion, on county cruise. Geo. B.
Morgan, Dandon, Oregon.
WAXTED Position by experienced
prnctlcnl bookkeeper and office
man. Write H. A. O., enro Times.
WAXTED Good girl for housework.
Short hours, or help by day for
fow days. Call 1392 West qontral.
Phono :i I S-J.
FOIt ItEXT Store room. Jt-roon.
npnrtmont or 2-room apartment
and slnglo room. Apply nt Na
burg's Grocory.
WANTED ChtinilM'i-mnld. immedia
tely. Phono 22S.
I ALOXfi THE WATERFROXT.
A
It Is still a lit t lo Indefinite when
tho Redondo will bo ready to ro
sumo tho Coos Bay-San Francisco
run,, but It is hoped to hnve her
ready In a eouplo of weeks. A
numhor of changes nro being mndo
In her to permit her to handle the
coal and pulp shipments bettor and
also to lmprovo hor. Tho Improves
monts In the vessel will probably
cost In tho neighborhood . of $20,
000. Tho schooner Omega, which wns
built at North Doud for tho Simp
son Lumber Company's floor, but
which Is now carrying lumbar bo
tweon tho Columbia River and South
American ports, has beon llhollcd
tnero by n member of tho crow,
Bert A. Gibson, who Is suing for
$25,000 damages for porsonni In
juries sustained In an accident on
tho donkey eiiglno. Sho wns about
ready to sail with a cargo when sho
was libelled.
Mato John Graham, of tho tug
Gleaner, who sustained n bndly-
spialncd nnklo whllo loading freight
had to walk about a mile and a , nt North Bend tho othor day is ro
half to borrow some wlro from n ; ported to bo getting along nicely.
rancher to fix up ,tho chains. They-
reached hero about 7 o'clock, tno
men badly drenched and muddy, In
fact, Petttt wns so bad that h had
to prolong his slumbers this morning
whllo the tailor was fixing up his
clothes Dr. Seolev, will remain uu-
but will probably bo laid un for
some tlmo.
Tho bargo Frederick was brought
hero today to take on a cargo of
coal at tho Llbhy bunkers for tho
construction work of Portor Bros,
on tho Coos Bay-Eugcno Hue,
WAXTED Position aw sunt, oa
dairy or Btock farm, by married
mnn, aged 45; strictly temperate.
Understands dairy farming, Btock
growing, corn growing, feeding:,
(horses, cattle and hogs), silo
building, silo filling, ensiling
feeding. W. D. W., enro Coos Bay
Times.
FOIt ItEXT Furnished housekeeu.
Mug rooniB. 09G First nnd Birch
streots. Phono 239-J.
B
HAVE you a dairy ranch to lease
or rent to responsible jinrty? Can
liandlo ono of nny size; have
plenty of holp or would tnko a
good-sized proposition on shnres.
F. L. Dnvls, Times office.
FOIt SALE Plymouth Place poul
try yard; stock nnd equipment
nt cost; must soli quickly as my
fathor's health compels mo to
roturn East. Fred Baclunan,
phono 2SS.
WAXTED Young man to work with
linker to lenrn t ratio. Apply Times
olllco.
WAXTED Carrier hoy to deliver
Times. Must bo nt least In Fifth
grade nt school. Inquire Times
office after I o'clock.
FOR ItEXT Six r u house, mod
ern, In Ferndalo. See Thomas
Hooka. Phono 171 North Bond.
FOIt SALE Horse about 1IOO.
Cheap If taken nt nnco. Apply
Jack Murphy, HonryvUle.
The Post Office
Is Going to Move
November 1, to
Williams' Building
Hut you will find us nt the old
stand prepared to servo the beat
fountain drinks on Coos Hay from
a sanitary fountain. Sailer's is the
lilaco everybody goes for Fountain
Drinks, Ice Cream uml Candy,
THERMOS
OR
UNIVERSAL- LUXCH KITS
$2.00
AT