The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, September 03, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 , 1913 EVENING EDITION. A I I. n v CV C7V 7 iffA DOINGS OF CITY CUUNuL 1 1 STOP HAWKERS III MARSHFIELD tho Council unanimously approved the settlement. Feindulc Contract. The contracts for parts of the Fernilnlo stToet work were nwarried Inst nlKht. The contracts were lot to the lowcpt bidders on each Hem. the bids being: NMnth St. (Fir to Date) Han qulst & njorqnlst, plank road $1.24 and curb 11 cents, sidewalk 32 centB. .lolmson & Larson, plank road $1.40 and curb 16 cents, sine Umt tltnau Wnntr. I ir.miRfi walk 30 cents. Cut and fill HaR- "W",' "n!!. ;.-":' d"J.T;; Intilst & HJoranlst 23 and 22 cents. Made Prohibitive Reduce Pawnbrokers License. Hawkers and street venders will bo practically put out of commission in Marshfleld by the City Council at its next meeting. .Mayor Straw brought tho matter up at the con clusion of the Council meeting. He eald it was n shame to let the peo ple be faked the way tl:at a street has been niing mem in Mnnn S. Unrrlnv 22 cents Gacll. Fir Klghth to Ninth) Hagaulst & BJornuist, bridge $410, plank roadway $1.34, wood curb 14 cents, sidewalk 32 cents, cut 23 cents nnd fill 22 cents. Johnson & Lnrson Hrldge $430, plank roadway $1.10. wood curb 10 cents, sidewalk 30 cents. .Moon & Harclay Cut 22 cents and fill 22 cents. Itcuitlnc Pincecillngx. Contractor John Johnson was or- NORTH FRONT imrkni .i 1 1. 1 i i. tr.. nere, selling woruuess j.. m. . , , , , , , nt ng8P8snlcnts -said the city ordinance fixed the ...,, , r,.H licenso.at $" per day. or $10 per month. City Attorney Goss was tint had been paid In on Curtis avenue, Houtn second street ami I t i 1 1 .......... M....t. P. tin it n ft '"7" V" L." i.i ni.iv io "rdereil paid the amtitintH mat unci $nrorn0pcrZ".g.,u.Oba,,1 ''t-"ttl,r"Ptl " S0"th Fo"rth The question of fixing a pawn- , , t ()f ,,, woru or. 'hr!L"uZL .v'ro'Kn.M'Z'a"''' ' the band being allowed lip City Alton ic G ss I tl n li0. ho library $Sf, and the iner legltlniatc pawnbroker would proli- ,"mnt'f, patrol $20. nbly be a good thing as under a 1- Tli, nHS(,8i,nu,m8 the South cense they would have to icpoit ,.......... ..... .. ,lln Hemlock their deals to the police ntu t..e .. r,11111.n..,.nn.iit will bo emtal- latter might bo enabled to detect fcnenk tholf operations better, lie suggested that the license be made $50 Instend or $100 per year. Tho Council has also encountered trouble In Its proposal to distin guish between the peddling of Coos County and outside products. .Mr. Goss said that the law would not permit this and the only distinc tion that bo made would bo to prohibit hucksters handling produce more than a few days old, thus shutting out outside stuff. The Council proposed to lot' hucksters selling Coos County produce opor nto iffnctlcally free. What will be done was not determined. I'oMpniie Itehntes. After discussing the matter for quite awhile, the City Council last evening voted d3vn a proposal to rebate C. II. Wiil'ers. A. K. Seaman nnd the Hnpllst Church $lTi each on the South Fourth street Im- avenue Improvement will be equal Ized next Monday night. Henry Iliivormiup was granted permission to put In a sewer from his three Iiouboh on tl'e fill near North llroadwny to Front' street providing he puts In an eight-Inch pipe and lays It according to tho directions of the City Engineer. I'nrt of It Is In the street and part of It will bo across private property, all of tho streets there not being opened. Let Sewer Contract. City Kuglneer Buckingham yester day awarded the contract Tor some pieces of sewage system on Fifth and Seventh streets near Ingorsoll, which Is to be paid for by the prop erty owners by private arrange ments, to Johnson & Larson, for $4 r. 82. Uube Cavanagh was the otilv other bidder, his bid being $r. i-2.:ii. City l.lulitlnir. Manager I). C. Green, of the Ore- T proveincnt, part of the grading for f;u Power Company was. present which they did a year or so ago. to discuss the now street lighting It seems tl at In making the assess- uiutrnct, but Chairman Merchant, iiient, Seaman nnd the Baptist' 'm tlu light committee leported that Church were allowed credit automat- the committee was not yet ready tlcally as they owned the property to report on tho matter, abutting the street where former. . Improvement was made, but wai ters owns further down and so' does not get the benefit of It. The Haptlst Church people were claim ing that Walters' $ 1 on was a do nation to them, but Walters con tends otherwise. Councilman Fer guson tlrst reported to pay all three tho rebate, but finally li was decided that the city could not rebate "now hut that when the whole street Is filled and permanently improved, tlio three may get their refund. Xiiiuher of I'ollee. Uu motion,' the Council granted, Levi Smith's request for a mouth's, vacation to fish. I W. Traver be-! iug chosen to take his place. Councilman Allen wanted to know TO GO AHEAD Council Unanimously Votes Down Remonstrance Against Paving Street Now. Tho Mars.ilield City fjouncll last evening unanimously voted to re ject tho remonstrance against the Improvement of North Front street. The remonstrance was presented last week, having .been circulated by J. A. Luso nnd Arthur McKeown. Councilman Ferguson said that he considered North Front street one of the most important In the city nnd Mayor Straw and Councllmnn Allen took tho same view. Every one of the Councllmen voted In favor of going ahead with It. Then tho Council proceeded with the fixing of the assessment. Tho Tennlnnl Hnllwny will have to pay $2082. "0 of the amount nnd the abutting property owners will be assessed $0.80 per front foot, the Improvement costing $iri,0S4.3(i. There are n number of expensive intersections on the street, some running about $1200. Seventh Sheet Delayed. The South Seventh street work has been delayed somewhat by the Council forgetting to equalize the assessments on It last Monday night. New notices were ordered posted Ij prevent any Irregularity that tnlg'.it invalidate the bond. Moon & Barclay were ordered paid for tho grading on Tenth from Kruse to the city limits, they having moved 7!ii" yards of dirt at .".3 cents, the total being $2034. 3.. The South Second street Improve ment was ordered accepted nnd Con tractor Johnson paid. The original bid was $2010 and ho was allowed fciO extra for additional planking nnd spikes In approaches from Cur tis and other cross streets. Tho grading on North Tenth street' from Ingorsoll to Johnson was ordered accepted, I'erhniu & Gldley having finished the work. Tho city of Marshlleld bid in $1200 worth of special Improvement bonds and Johnson & Lnrson woro award ed about $r.00 worth. E Portland Opens New Series at Oakland Today Ven ice Wins Game. (Ilr A mo. Ulnl I'rtM la root Hay Time,' I'OUTLANI), Or.. Sept. 3.- Yes- AMONG THE SICK. If thi fi it Id not (IIhimixo of one of fleer, now that two special men , (,.,.,uy Wiis an off day for huh were lured for the t t.v I lull. i Portland mid Sacramento, the teams Mayor Straw until that they could -(raveling ,. Today. Portland j not very well If the outside iIh- ,,,, at onUlmid and Los Angeles trlcts were to lie patrolled. Mr. htalU M,,.llH at Sacramento. The! jvueu waiiieu u. unow now im-v i kuiiium vstcnluy. ivere patrolllin; West ami South ,t Oakland - It. II, 11. muihiiiii'iii ami .Mayor ntruw sani 0H ,uK)ies 11 4 I Mrs. Jesso Smith, of Coos River, who has been seriously 111 Is report ed much Improved. Mrs. A. Stora. of Coos HIver, who has been quite III ns a result of a blood vessel bursting In her head, Is reported better. The llve-year-old daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. Davenport, of North Bend, is reported seriously ill at Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Sarah Wilson, of South Broadway, who has been suffering from it severe attack of muscular rheumatism, Is able to be out and around. 1 1 l.NK at sr.M.VKU SATVBB.W XKillT, SUIT. (I. Launch STAND- AUI will make SIMK'IAL Tltll. A New Idea in a Slio On To be found only at The Hub Stores Our entire line of Suits, Rain Coats and Overcoats this fall show many unique, clever ideas that are exclusive with us, We especially call your at tention to Suits, ranging in price at $20.00, $22.50 $25.00 $27.50, $30.00 hi m .5 I HUtSH-WlCKWIRt.CO'l also to our immense line of Rain Coats, Gaberdines and Slip-Ons. Prices range from $5.00 by easy stages to $30.00. , The styles, makes and colors offer an assortment for selection as wide as the range of prices. An inspection and comparison will prove the correctness of these statements. I LET US PROVE IT TO YOU. "MONEY TALKS" HUB CLOTHING AND SHOE CO. Bandon THREE STORES: ' MARSHFIELD Myrtle Point that two trips were being niaile Oakland nrouuil the district eucli night At Venice - I It. t! II. City Hiiglu.-er Buckingham nlil!Siiii KrunclHco !l" I u I that tho other night one of the officers had been called down 10 his home hi IVrudale bv a neigh nor who heard some one trying to steal bis chicken. IU sultl Unit IJ. Don McCrary'H ihlckemi hud re cently been stolen. Atl.nt I'lre I ,os. Coiiin iliiiiiu 1'Yi'unMon reported that he hid paid the city Sir, ror the danumes to the City Hull i.iiis- Venice S. I'. AI'I'KALS LAND CASH. Tide lo (I'niiil (Joes up to San t'l-nii-cIm'o Court, l'OltTLAND. Or.. Sept. :!. Ap peal watt taki'ii by the Southern I'liclfle Company In the I'Yderul Court here today from the decision .. I. ..I.-.. V'lt ..I. 1 I.. I. i , I, . .... , j ' i .iiiiiki n lint Mi'u i i-nui'i ii . i ill.. '''J ".V,,",,.l""1 "B V .V'" "",fH. whereby U.SO.U.oo acres of laud of 'ie building. He said the com mittee iM'lected lad estlmiiteil Hint the daiiiagi' 1,1 t!:u roof Mas $r pud tii, ii f'v damage eiium'd bv water nas f'o, Mayor Btrnw au.l Conn (I I r i .: li l'iil.' JoHllilliil) HilKKettletl that t'lls wiih ii.t cihmikIi. iluit the dailiCU' n II.' i,iiir on I lie I'iliiiK of 'In i'itv I lull wax vreuti'r than tiui iiuiiiuui iiHowmI. FermiMiii illil lint i.iKlemtand the .IomIi and re 1'Im I Him be Hid uheii what the 1 'h i iinilii'ltee li.nl imkeil iiul hll'd M"il I would pav the d'f t' ren nit n:' ! ) lnirl.i i il lm C'lllUl M li'.- U'. 1 ii'i ,t How i . i Iti tho OreK.tn ' i 'al It Hi tila Ktant were declined fotleiteil to the llov erniiient. The eime now kocs to the I'nlted Htnteu Cinuit Court of Appeal., at San Kraminco and front i here, however it ma be decided, it Will be taken to the I'nlted SlutcM Supremo Court. a cusi.oAD oi'- m.ri:.mi:.M l l.Ol It AT IIAI.MV. I.lbby Cf)L. The hll'd VOC have VLWWS CS:d. Phone 7:.'. Pacific I Iverv nnd Tra'infei' Momiianv Trojan Powder Till: I.K.ST I'OK STC.MI'.S A XI) ItOCK. It will not freeze under uti COIIllltiOUH, It la t!ie BafoHt IiIkIi explos ive ii8ed. It cannot be exploded by any ordinary Impact or jar, 11.4 It contains no nltro-Klycerlti, picric iicld. chlorate of potash or mm cotton. It will not produce headache ,or untiKcu hi handlliiK, ItH expannlve force Ik sin 1 that It reniovcH inuterlal nioie thoroughly and ecouomlciil'y Hutu any other explosive. It may be stored wlthui:t attention for Iouk perlodn with 110 Impairment of Its efficient , Carried In atoil; by A. B. DALY & Co. Marshlleld Oregon. just itnei:iVKr I A liii'K slilpiueut of ICIectrlc Cut 1 Glass Shades. Call and bco our utonk of Klass , ware. Wo nlso hnvo uomu of tho latest deslKtia In shower fixtures, 1 from two lluht to flvu. HvorythliiB , In electrical supplies. i Barnard & Langworthy j - Singer Sewing Machines I II r -v 1 . 1 i a ...1.. IV V UUIU HIUIll 1UI 1. up iur DIIIU, MachincB Itopnlrod. Supplies and Needles for Salo. V. J. U1TZ. j:U Park Ave. Mar.sliflcld. I'hono 2H(-X. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY B KXJAMI.V OSTLI.VD. Consulting ICtifjIneer and Architect. Phono lOIi-L Marshfleld, Ore. I A GUARANTEED LAUGH SHOW Masonic Opera House SEPTEMBER. 4 TIIIC C. S. PLAY CO. OVi JMIS 'I UK MI SIOAL KAUCK COMKDY SUCVUSS " We Only Way" Ily JOS. HOWAUD, WITH HK.V IIKUX.VUI) nml FlUXCKS KI.l.K.V IIOI.M.VX A HOWL VROM ST.VUT TO HXALU IX a SCltlUMIXti ACTS Children S9c. KAMILV DIXXKHS In our now location, wo are es pecially prepared to cator to family trado. Hogular meals or short or ders, Open day nnd night. MKHOHAXT'8 CAVK. Hroadway and Comniercliil .Mfld. HOTEL HOME Hoard and room, $5.80 per vfeck. Meals centH and'UMlnliig a"$ cents, Formerly known us Archambenu House. a 15 South Fourth st., Mur.hilclU. Remember to Bring Us Your Cost Coupon Checks 1IY SKIT. 1 IF YOU WAXT TO C5K-. AXY 1'KF.MIUMS, Coos Bay Tea, Coffee & Slice Hoirae O OONNELL BIDO. 184 Market ave, 4 SM-i; T m. WHioirr, ) COXTHACTOK AX1) HUILDKH Kstlmates furnlshod on roqutBt. Plana and specifications furnished if desired. An honest Job guaran teed. I'hono 124-R. JOEL OSTLINI), l'lano Tuner and KepiUrer. 41b S. Sixth Street. I'hono 10J-L Leavo orders at W. R. Haines Music Co. pEHL RILEY UALLIXGEK riunist ud Teacher Rstldence-Studlo, 237 So. Broadwai Phone 18-L. W. G. CHANULEIt, Architect. Roonu 801 aad 302, Coke Bslldlaa Bfarshficld, Oregon. DR. W. MORROW, DeaUat. 171 Crimea Bailding, oyer Graae Theater. Office Phoae 880. WM. S. TERPEN, ARCHITECT Marihfleld, Oregon. D R, A. 1, HENIIRYnS Moiif Deai1 P1a are equipped to do high claii Work M thort Bntlrn mt v.ni leweat price. ExamlBattea t. JMraHMaaat -Ceke !.,. 0T Mem. mmv iin, S. S. NANN SMITH Sails From San Francisco for CoosiBay Wednesday, September' 3, at 3:00 P. 11 San Francisco office, 805 Flfo Hid,'., or Lonilmrd St. I'lcr So.H Inter-Oceanle Trnnsportiitlon Co., C. F. Mef.'eorne, At. Fhone 41. STEAMER IAQUA SAILS FROM COOS BAY FOR SAW FRANCISCU SATURDAY, AUGUST 30. itf WILL SAIL FROM SAW FRAWCISC0 FOR COOS BAY, WEDWESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. rnn. FAST 1IOAT; fJOOl) FASSFXfiHIt ACCO.M.MODATIOXS AX SERVICE. A. U. DIJIUXT, Auent, Ocean Dock, Murslilleld KQUIFFEI) WITH WIRELICSS. Steamship Breakwater ini'tro mitrr m SAIL1XG FROM l'ORTLAXI) AUGUST a, 8, 1, 1. -J SAII.IW; l,'lrI tnna 11 1 v'WriJiTf'ii ' in.m I. M.! AU(f P' ' M.; AUG. 15, ia:ao 1. M.; AUG. 30, 1 1. Mm AUO. . 1 V' M. AUG. 0, 10.30,1. M. (0 rouW iiiHi-is on Kuto to uu Kustern jKilntu ana inioriiin" nml ruti.u linnrfiilltr furnllilietl. I I Phono Slain 35-L. P. L STi:HWut "J ad 50c. BBaHaBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBaBaaBaBiaaHaal lHl Mrlirt .m. u w a. TT kw auto jams xo iuivu" f i Kbfield-Drain Auto Staged ALLEGANY AM) SCOTTSHUR R FAltfl PASSING GOLD Am w-- From Morshfwld to Portkmin 161HbW urnnMXG. AT 5 A. M. ON STBAMHR RAINBOW. I ' ...mm Cl aiu TO DRAIN, 911. Ticket oa e Phoae Att Kinds of Job Printing Done at The Ti iiaMaaiMa i . ,