The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, September 04, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE COOS BAY TIMES, MAB8HFIELP, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1913-EVBilNG EDITION m 5 "It's Such A Comfort and for so trifling a cost' No matter how sultry it gets your home will be cool and delightful If you install an electric fan, For less than one cent an hour ybu can enjoy its invigorat ing breezes, An oscillating fan will refresh a whole room full of people I, it will circulate the air in several rooms at the same time if properly placed, Prices of oscillating fans range from $12,00 upward, Other fans from $8,00 to $20,00, A cool electric fan should be In every electrically-lighted home, Oregon Power Co. Second and Central. fbrfe ihlpmest of Electric Cm! I ud e our itock of glat- We 'w D'e UIua ul " dMltm In shower fixtures, Ltto Hbt to five. Everything Ktrlctl luppuea. ird & Langworthy Sewinc: Machines lliri them tor rent or for IHtcblntf Repaired. ppliM ud Needles for Bait. W. J. RITZ. IPwk Are. ManhfleM. FESSIBNAL DIRECTORY R.M2R LAGU8, M. 1. Phrilclan and surgeon pile from the Imperial Alex ander University In Finland. Cokf Hulldlng, Room :04. Tel. 414. S. S. ALLIANCE EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS SAILS FOR COOS BAY FROM PORTLAND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, AT 11 A. M. ROUND TRIP, $18.50 CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH BANK ROAD AT PORTLAND NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Phoae 44 J. McGEORGE, Ageat SIJAMIN OSTLIND, wualtug Engineer mm Architect. S. S. NANN SMITH Sails From San Francisco for CoosiBay Wednesday, September 3, at 3:00 P. M. Baa Fraaclaco office, SOS Fife Bldg., or Lombard St. Pier No. 27 later-Oceanic Transportation Co., C. F. McGeorge, At. Phone 44. ilOMi Manhfieli, Ore. X. WRIQIT, CO.NTRAOTOB AND RniT.ltER Unite furnlibed on requett 1 m ipeclflcatloni furnlan4 lrtd. An honeit Job guars 1 OSTLIND, PUftO Tun anil RmuIhc. I. Sixth Street. Phnna 101.1. hordtn at W. R. Haloes Muilc 1 MLKY DALLINGER Studio, .87 So. Broadwai rO-CIAWLlK. Ft Arcwicei w.noiwow, unica Pfeoaa MM, ftffCHITEC? rtbfeld, Qretoa. '''wnjRY'g JtAaaM TUai.i vi 1 . '7 aTSrWIV tut mml www u ma t7 yjJ"'t Examlnatloa fraa MMtar bSS " " 'AlOW DINNERS illjWDr.Sr. !?C,ll,0D' B " I. B.n.i w vm m tawny ' "HUlar tonal. ...4 Ooaroercial MM, STEAMER IAQUA SAILS FROM COOS BAY FOR SAN FRANCISCO SATURDAY, AUGUST 30. WILL SAIL FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR COOS BAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. FAST BOAT; GOOD PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS AND GOOD SERVICE. A. E. DIME NT, Agent, Oceaa Dock, Marslifleld. EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS. Steamship Breakwater ALWAYS ON TIME. SAILING FROM PORTLAND AUGUST 8, 8, 13, IS, 03 AND 88, AT 8 A. M. . SAILING FROM COOS RAV AUGUST 5, J 3 : 30 P. M. ; Auk. 10, 1 P. M,i AUG. 15, 18130 P, M.J AUG, 80, 1 P. M. AUG. 85, 1 P, M, AUG. 80, 10.30 A. M. Tickets qb sale to all Kutern points and inforinatlon as to routes and rates cheerfully furnished. Pbow Mia 3CL. P, L. STERLING, Agent. NEW AUTO LINE TO PORTLAND. Marsbfield-Drain Auto Stage Line VIA ALLEGANY AND BURO From Mirshfit M to For tlondlin 1 6. Hours LEAVES MARSHFIELD EVERY MORNING. AT 0 A. M. ON STEAMER RAINBOW. FAIR TO DRAIN, til. Tickets on sale at Busy Corner Phone 80S. Your U to Bring Ik Cost Coupon Chorkc 'HUffee Spice Htuse jWWCLLBLDa. Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire and Marine Insurance TITlEJGUARANTEEJ&IABSTRACTCOJInc. HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Manager WAiiM POAIi. TIMBER AND PLATTING LANDS A SPECIALTY. FARM, COAL, ""XgENTS EASTSIDE MARSHFIELD OFFICE, PHONE 1W. COgUILLK CITY OFFICE PHONE 191. PULLMAN GO. IS INCLUDED Federal Officials After Com pany for Using Wooden Sleepers Despite Orders. 1 tDr Aimoclatecl Irrii to Coo nr Tlmes.l WASllINtlTOX, 1). C, Sept. 1. Tho Piillnmit Coinimny 1h to lie nintlo n party to tho IntcrHtiito Coiu muivo CoiiiiiiIshIoii'h luvcstlKittlou of tho WallliiKford wreck. Tho Com tnlHslon will Imnilro why tho Pull man Company continues to opornto wooden Hloupers on throiiRh fast paBHoiiBor trains. CommlHslouor Me Chord today teleKiaphed lllchmond Dean, general maunder of tho Pull man Company, asking Information concornliiK tho numhor of cars of woodon, all-stool and steel under frame construction now being used by tho Pullman Company, also the matorlal of which cars are now lie Inn constructed. Soon afterward a telegram was received by Commis sioner McChord from Mayor Fitz gerald, of IloHtou, Imiulrlng If there was some way by which tho Pull man Company could bo compelled to build steel cars. Information reached Commission er McChord that efforts were being made by Xew Haven officials to conduct tho Investigation of the wreck in secret. Ho Immediately telegraphed Chief Inspector Hcl knap to have men at all meetings of tho coroner or railroad regard ing tho wreck, to got what Is said and done. Llbby COAL. The kind YOU have ALWAYS USED. Phono. 72. Pacific Llvory and Transfer Company. Foley Kidney Pills cure obstinate cases of kidney and bladder trouble, rheumatism and lumbago, because they remove tho cause. You can not tako this honest curative medicine Into your system without getting tho right results. Try them. Owl Prescription Pharmacy, Frank D. Cohnn. OppoBlte Chandler Hotel. Pnono 71. BUY THE VERY BEST ssr mm MADfc . UNDKn SANITARY CONDITIONS IN A CLEAN AND MODERN FACTORY. STKItlLlKKD MILK AND CREAM. PURE ICE Free del very, H n. in. and S p. in. Phono 78 Wall Paper SEE ME FIRST. C. W. VIERS. ' Paint ami Wall Paper Store. 870 North Front St. Phono UWMt For Ten Mile and NorthJInlet Launch UNION will leave Marsh field, Commercial nvenuo dock, ev ery morning at sorvlco of tide, con necting with auto for Lakeside. Re turn same day, arriving at Marsh field In evening. NORTH STAR will leave Marsh Held as usual In afternoon and re turn in morning. NED GALLOWAY OREGON MAN'S GREAT MENTION llrothcr of C. C. Going, of Mnrsli llclrt, Perfects Great Device. how Wallace doing, of Portland, a brother of C. C. Going, of Marsh Hold, has Invented a new typo of barrel gauge that Is heralded by Tho Oregonian as ono of tho big in ventions of tho day. Tho United States Government customs otllcials and tho Standard Oil Company aro trying to get It becauso It greatly simplifies tho measuring of contents of barrels. In concluding Its write up of tho dovlco Tho Oregonian says: "Mr. Going Is a native of Port laud, 1!5 years old, and Is a grad uuto of the Oregon Agricultural Collego at Corvallls In electrical en gineering, also of post-graduate course at Stanford University. While a student at Oregon Agrlcultral Col lege his work In mechanical draw ing was exhibited with other work at the Alaska-Yukon Imposition at Seattle a few years ago and won tho gold medal over all the other colleges In the Northwest. Ho Is the youngest sou of A. C. Going, I5C2 Wasco street, In Irvlngton." A I ) V I : I IT IS KD LETTEI IS. List of unclaimed letters remain ing In the Marshlleld, Oregon, Post office, for tho week ending Sep tember 2, 19 HI. Persons calling for tho samo will plcaso say adver tised and poy one cent for each let ter called for. Ilalley, .las, II.; Urown, Chits.; Hrownsworth, Edd.; Conloy, W. 13.; Conloy, Mrs. W. 12.; Davis, Mrs. Clarence, Dabrymplo, John; Dock endorff, Mrs. W. F.; Dray, Mrs. Mnn; Glenn, Mrs. Mary; Johnson, MrB. Clarence; Laskoy, Mearl; Mad den, A. 13., (4), Mathews, A. 10.; Osborn, G. H.; O Nell, H.; Pnteya kls, Evanool: Plank, Mrs. Huby; Shortrldgo, Vcrno; Torman, Ed ward C; Thomas, Mrs. Halllo Stuckoy. W. II. CUKTIS, P. M. IS ItltOOKIjV.VS MASTER. Captain Lindlioliu Resigns From llni-kcntlnc to Sail Schooner. A Portland paper says: "Captain John Llndholm has resigned ns master of the barkcntlne John Palmer, which recently arrived from Port Ellznboth, South Africa, In or der to accept tho Bamo sort of berth on tho steam schooner Brook lyn, plying between San Francisco and Coqulllo Hlvcr points. Doth the steamer and barkcntlne bolong to Sudden & Christiansen, of San FranclBco. Captain Jack Plltz, well known nt Portland and along the Coast, has arrived from San Frnn- clsco to take command of tho John Palmer, which Ib loading lumber nt tho Portland mill for Antofa gasta. Plltz, who Ib a young man, conies from an old seafaring family on this Coast. As master of tho Amorlcnn bark Excelsior, his fnth or ran Into Portland regularly In the enrly SO'b. She loaded and dis charged at tho old Wledler mill, n slto now occupied by tho North Hank dock. Captain John Plltz, of tho schooner Sohomo, which left hero Tor tho West Coast the early port of tho month, Is an nnclo of tho new sklppor of tho Palmer." Roseburg-Coos Bay Stage Line Daily service, lenvlng Marshfleld In morning and connecting with all Southern Pacific tralnB at Roae burg. FARE, $0.00. OTTO SCHETTER, Agont, 120 Mar ket avenue. Phono 11. HERMAN IIILLiYER, Corner Cen tral and Front. Walk one block and savo one dol lar on each pair of men's and boys' Bhoes. We do first class shoe re pairing at the lowest prices In the city, Yours for a square deal. Aug. Olson. 215 South Rroadway. HAXDO.V WOMAN HURT. Mrs. Chtts. Marshall, aunt of W. D. Marshall, fell Sunday night and broko her left nrm close to the shoulder blade. Tho fracturo was reduced and tho lady Is resting as well ns could bo expected, although It Is causing her much pain. Sho is about 70 years old, consequently tho fracturo may go rather hard with her. Dandon Recorder. CAN'T AFFORD TO HAVE KIDNEY TROURLE. No mnn with a family to support can afford to hnvo kidney troublo, nor need ho fear It with such a remedy at hand nt Foley Kidney Pills. An honest medicine, safo and reliable, costing little, but doing much good. Foley Kidney Pills ollmlnato backache and rhoumntlsm, tono up tho system and restoro nor mal action of kidneys and bladder. Owl Prescription Pharmacy, Frank D. Cohan. Opposito Chandler Hotol. Phono 7-i. OFFERS $15,000 FOBJOADWAY Wlllninette-Paclflo Needs Space for Right of Wny. Tho Eugono Register says: "Fif teen thousand dollars was offered by tho Wlllamottc-Paclflc Railway Company to I.ano County for eight miles of wagon road between Acmo and Mapleton. Tho offer was not accepted, but tho wholo matter was deferred ono year. Tho road In question is ono built from tho rock quarry tjolow Maple ton to n point one mllo east of Acme about flvo years ago. It was orig inally Intended to bo oxtendod to Florence, but has never reached that place becauso of a bridge needed across tho wide North Fork, ami sonio addltlonnl rock work. A year ago the Wlllamotte-Pa-clflo appropriated It for Its right of way along tho SluBlnw River, making an agreement to settlo for tho road, either by constructing a now road above tho railroad, or by purchasing outright tho old road, heforo September 1, 1913. Tho meeting between Rnlph E. Moody, of Portland, attorney for tho Wlllamcttc-Paclflc, H. P. Hooy, chief engineer and W. R. Fountalne, assistant engineer of tho railroad, and tho County Court wns that ar ranged under tho terms of tho for mer agreement. Action was deferred by tho Court for ono year, In order that It may obtain tho sontlmcnt of tho prop erty owners and residents concern ed. Tho Court will either order tho road replaced, although tho now road will not havo tho wntcr-lovol grade, or It will glvo the district tho money pnld by tho railroad for uf.o on Its other roads. A year haB been taken In which to gain this hotter understanding of tho senti ment of tho peoplo concerned. Goodrum's.Garage home of the CADILLAC and FORD Auto Supplies for All Makes of Cars 847 Central Av. Phone 373-L HOTEL HOME Donrd and room, $5.50 per week. Meals 25 cents and 'lodging S3 cents. Formerly known ns Archombeau House. 345 South Fourth st., Marshlleld. "MERCHANT RLOCK NOW FOR SALE." We are offering fine, level lots In this long desired tract, right near tho business center, unques tionable Investment valuo, easy terms, and prices under tho mar ket. Exclusive agents. I, S. KAUFMAN & CO., 177 Front Street. SOME PIONEER NEWS "(From Tho Coob Day News, pub lished nt Mnrshflold, Septl, 1880. Slglln nnd nennett publishers.) Wild ducks hnvo mndo their ap pearance. Rain enough during tho week to extinguish tho forest llres. Archbishop Scghers nnd Father Helnrlchs nro visiting Curry County. Mr. O'Connoll has constructed a warehoiiBo ndjolnlng hh hardware btore. Excursions up Coob River, trout llshlng, Is tho thing for those hnvlng lelsuro time. . Six now buildings nro being built at Gardiner nlready, to tako tho placo of those burned. , , Tho Myrtlo Point Dramntlc Club will glvo an entertainment at Myr tlo Point on Sept. 2 nth, 1880. A Mr. Flnnngan, working for Mr. McKnlght, fell n treo on himself last week. Ho Is sorlously hurt nnd had u very narrow cBcapo from instant dentil. , , ,r T W Tlniitintt mill wlfo. J. T. MC- Cormne' nnd wife, Andrew Lockhart nnd othors spent tho inner part oi Inst week and this week on Coos River, camping out. 'Plw. Pli-milt Ponrt ilockot Will bO vory light nt tho coming term. Scarce ly any now enses, and no criminal cases, unless tho Grand Jury dovolop oomo of which nothing Is now known. Tho sawmill at Kliensuurg ib run nlnir and a tug Ib being built In tho ship ynrd. Tho fishing senson Is about at hand; honco tlmo8 nro liveli er than usual In that quiet burg. Archbishop Soghors delivered a lecture at tho Acndomy last Sunday night. Subject: "Christianity and Infidelity." Ho delivered an able nnd lucid argument in a vory pleasnnt stylo. Tho hall wnB crowded to Its utmoBt capacity and tho utmost do corum wns observed throughout tho lecture. Last Monday forenoon tho boiler of tho stnvo factory at Emplro ex ploded, entirely demolishing the por tion of tho building occupied by the holler nnd engine. Charles Rlchard pon, tho engineer, was blown Into tho air, dropping Into tho Day about n hundred feet from tho building. Tho water not being over six Inches deep at tho placo whore ho fell, tho wator nnd mud broko tho force of tho fnll to a great extont. Ho Is bruised und severely scalded, but hopes aro entertained for his recov ery. I). D. Keating stood within a few feet of tho boiler when it ex ploded and escaped with but very slight Injuries. All of tho machin ery wns In oporatlon, yet, almost ml raculously, no ono else was Injured. Tho boilor thrown, some way, as high as 400 feet Into tho air, broko off by tho flro box. Tho boiler drop ped nenr Mr. KIley'B snloon, and tho fire box nenr John Campbell's in a roversed position occupied In the shop nnd tho bollor end being toward Campboll's. Tho reason why you can't got a fat woman near a pair of Bcales l because sho brags that Bho only weighs 175. Have your Job printing done at Tho Times office. t.2 S4J.