The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, September 05, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1913 EVENING EDITION. o qOD Service in the matter of clothes is the thing we're trying to give to men of this community.' Good service involves knowing what ..u- liav in matters of atial- vou ougi" Lit means seeing that you get the best JU UC 1U1 VUUi .AAAWYt V 1110,1 II liT'T- It means, style, too; nU good fit It . UaiT'mcf clothes that will fit such ran? o VUIVV T- X. - ill. .- t- m?n. sncirL men uiu lu iil r ii ljlw ' HI Service means, also, telling you about 4 1 i. ...' rinmcr mar.. i: wfc v vw& Hart Schaffner & Marx . . . fine clothes arc new. Sizes for everybody; there's not a man in this town that we can't fit in these , ready clot lies; $18, $20 and up to $40. Special values at $25. Woolen Mill Store This (tore Is the home of Hurt Sehnffner & Marx Clothes 4 SEPTEMBER TIRES. Below is gl"on ttio ti.ne and height of high and low wnter at Marshfleld. The tides are placed In tho order of occurrence, with their times on th tirst lino and heights on tho second lino of each day; a compar ison on consecutive heights will Indicate whether It Is high or low water. i'or high water on the bar fiJHrs. . 5.55 n .23 G.5C 0.0 Ft. . . 5.1 1.2 0.3 0.0 iHrs. . 0.25 0.57 12.09 G.4G Ft. . . 0.2 4.C 1.8 6.0 WEATHER FORECAST. Illjr AMorUtei l'rei to Cool Uy Times. OREGON Generally fair and cooler tonight In east portion, with light frost, winds becom ing easterly. rrutut Hart Schaffner & Marx SPECIAL SALE LADIES' HAND BAGS AT COST FOR ONE WEEK ONLY fl.00 KAMI R.IG FOK 0.00 HANI) 1 1 AO FHt $12.00 hani) rag qq $2.00 hhocarkd hand for .. .. J0.70 HANI) BAG FOR $4.00 $5,25 $1.00 SEE OUR WINDOW Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co. PHONE "THE BUSY CORNER." THE REXALL STORE MAIN 298 US WANT ADS. FOR RENT Furnished apartment on ground Moor. II.'! 2nd St. l'hone :il!t-X. LOST Small leather pulse contain ing $25 in gold. Reward for re turn to Times office. FOR RUNT Modern .-.room Hat. Inquire !)!)! Elrod nvenuo. FOR RENT One room. .Apply Nas- burg's grocery. LOCAL temperAture I RECORD. For the 24 hours ending nt 4:43 a. m., Soptoinbor 5, by Henj. Ostlind, special Govern- ment meterologlst: .Maximum Gl j 'Minimum 51 At 4:43 n. ni 53 Precipitation . 47 I Precipitation since Sept. 1 j 1913 2. 08 j Precipitation snme period j last year 2.22 j Wind: Southwest, cloudy. Buys Home. Clay Roborts has purchased n bungalow which the Marshlleld Investment Company re cently built on Eleventh street north of Commercial and hns moved Into It. Men for- Railway. Tho Nairn Smith brought in sixteen railroad laborers for Willett & llnrr today. They went over on tho morning train. K. P. Convention. George Ross has fixed September 22 as tho date of tho Coos County Knights of Py thlas convention , to bo held In Marshlleld. Several of the state officers nre expected. Iluys llnmcslte. A. A. Halo, 'of Redding, Cal who hns been on tho Hay for some time, hns bought four lots at Tenth and Ingersoll as a slto for a homo which he expects to build. Two of the lots wore bought ORPHEUM TONIGHT A big two-reel feature, THE DAYS OF WAR. Don't miss It. A Vltngraph Comedy, featuring John Runny. PATHE WEEKLY, showing tho horrors of tho Dayton, Ohio, flood, also Mutt and'Jeft. ADMISSION TEN CENTS. MBRFI I AC Smart lUouFall Hate LrHinr-ii nnm nnurnrn niu uuvcncu PHONE 158-R. MARSHFIELD CYCLERY TONIGHT 8000 f- .., . If Ely... ' P"'tHIVH, I SIN'KU'o rwi.i ...... itiuiip .kJ.. vak An un 5J "rllline feature, l two EM 0? miS - Wherein L;;"w the way of ven-IMtOfjRAM. ALL THE LATEST IDEAS, IN Autumn Millinery will be shown FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, HEITEMHEH ft AND 0. MRS. M. J. ELROD. Post Office. to Move 'ember 1, to, Building filKams m iim . r to ,,.0 tilft 0rlnk Coos Rav fr-. , goes f0r roilMtj.lu fiET YOlR TOMATOES TOR ., CANNP. . NOW. , they are at their best aniv the price is Also at the LOWEST. PEARS AND PRUNES .FOR CANNING NEXT WEEK. PLACE Y'OVli ORDERS mtOMraiA" WY '-PMOM3. i t THE BAZAR Phone 32." House of Quality. FOR SALE Team buy gehllngs, 2400 pounds, aged 5 and 0. Good for all hinds of work. John Rlntt , from Jnclc Farley and two irom ranch, So. Coos River. I Mrs. Lulu True. L I Sued Hallway. Tho $25,000 dnm- WANTED Yiiiiiik lady sti rapli-1 age case of Fred .T. Poepplng Is or. Cnll 200 Colce building. j against the Coos liny Roseburg nnd Eastern Railway, iho accident hnv- $tu REWARD FOR INFORMATION lug occurred nonr tho Smith-Powers leading to arrest of party steal-, iK ,luni))( ))Ul the Hitter compnny Is Ing Smith Premier typewriter nnd I1()t involved. other nrllcloH from offlco of A. F. n,ls n,ml Wnlk. The Engono Estabroolt Company. I Register snys: "II. F. Heckrort, with tho Oregon Power Company, has WANTED Competent girl for gen- loft 0 walkInK 'trip to Marsh eral house work. Mrs. Herbert ,., ,,., ,..... KlIiron t0 Armstrong, Porter IIIII; Phono ploronp0t nnd tll0ll row t)l0 conBt down." For Races. F. P. Norton will lenvo noxt Moudny with his string of horses for Myrtlo Point, whero ho will enter them In the Coos County Fair races noxt weok. Ho .will take Harry X, Volma 7, and 111. North Rend. FOR SALE and cut to order street timbers and lumber nt mill In Porhnm Park, four blocks from Commercial nvo on Eleventh st. Plnuked rond to mill. Call or write, Hardwood Milling Co. j Nearest X. From Myrtlo Point ho ...... ...... .. . . . "in inno ineni lo uosncurg nun men FOR SALE 1 team of horses, ages i . pono 5 nnd G. weight 1400; wagon and j J Hcre.-Phll harness; cheap If tal on nt onco. ft o U)0 ()f A so furn turo or 5-room flat, I)rothor8 clothlora wltll $50. Address ''nnrgalii." limes n Qf 8t(jro8 t,)o ,lftclflc Confit 0 ' lnro oponlng branch In the hulld- FOR RENT Rooms for lighthouse- j n"y vcatea ,"; , h W- I'lun.. mo ih ai:(uiiiiiiuit:ii ust Rakol, who will bo associated keeping. 2G4 Fourth street X. FOR EXCHANGE $7000 Portland with him In tho management of tho homo (closo In) for coos nay. store. property. merchandise Btock, dairy or choeso factory Intorestfl to amount of $2000 or $3000,; Tom Hayden Returns. Among tho nriivals on tho S. S. Inana this mornlnur was Thoinns Hnvdcu. "Owner," caro Times. Mr. Hayden Is connected with tho r " engineering department of tho Pa- FOR SALIC -Dry wood, any length ... NttViBation Co.. and formerly at Campbell's word yards. resided in Marshfleld. Aftor n few days' stay in Marshfleld, Mr. Hay den will retire to tho mountains In WANTED Position ns supt. on dairy or stock farm, by married man, aged 45; strictly tomperato. . quest of deer, Understands dairy farming, stock iiKK'ct Tunnel. Chief Engineer Kruwiug, eom kiuwihb, icuuuib, ji, yt noey ana Assisiani unginoor (horses, cattle and hogs), silo building, silo filling, enslllage feeding. W.'D. W., cafe Coos Ba Times. F6li RENT Fur'nlslied housekeep ing rooms. G95 First and Birch sffeets. Phone 239-J. FOR SALE Plymouth Place poul- W. R. Fountnlno leave this morn Ing for Not! tunnel on an Inspection trip. The tunnel Is noarlng com pletion. . From Notl tho two engin eers Will probably go farther to Ipiako Inspection of tho Porter Bros. contract on the grade from Xotl to Acme, which will ho finished within a month. Eugene Register.1 Meet" Tonight. A meeting of tie try yard; stock ,and , eulPnent , MBhfleW. ham',)er ot commerce ac cosi; uiusi sun quiuHiy no uijr father's health compels me to return East. Fred Dachman, phone 288. WANTED Young man to work with baker to learn trade. Apply Times offlce. WAXTED Carrier boy to deliver Times. Must be at least In Fifth grade at school. Inquire Times , office dfter 4 o'clock. FOR RENT Six room house, mod: ern, in Ferndale. See Thomii Rooke. Phone 171 North Bend. will ho held this evening to take up the proposition of Alfred Mlttiug for a school garden and other mat ters. One thing to come up will be the question of a new location for tho Chamber of Commerce on the ground floor, where it will 'be more easily accessible to strangers. Thero Is also talk of hiring a man who will devote his efforts to se curing new industries for the Bay. Settles Hill. W. J. Culverson who was going' to Astoria with tno Ar" nold Carnival Company has returned here from Bandon whero he settled charges against him. Culverson Uved near Bandon nnd left without paying a board bill held against him bj Mrs. Donohuo. A warrant was sworn out nnd Culverson wns arrest ed bore by Constable Cox and after half a day In jail hero was taken back to Uandon by Constable Hlack- erby. Culverson paid the bill anil costa and was allowed to return. Choir Rehearsal. There will be n iholr lehearsel In the Episcopal Church this evening at 7:30. The members of the choir are earnestly neked to bo present. Meet Tonight Tho Young Peo ples' Society of the Swedish Luther an Church will meet at Assembly Hall this evening tit 8 o'clock. A good program will 'bo rendered and the young people are urged to be present. Mother Sick. .1. n. Sneddon to day received word from his sister, Mrs. D. J.. Rccs, stating that Mr. Roes' mother wns still very 111 and thnt It was uncertain when they would bo able to start for home. Tho physlclnns fonr that sho has cancer of the stomach. Friend of Ringn. .T. B. Sneddon today recalled that Ernest Rlngo, tho Salem lawyer who Is to bo sent to Coos County by Gov. West to probe the I. W. W. deportation, is an old friend, tho two having attended Oregon University together1 nearly twenty yenrs ago. Excursion to Lakeside. A lnrgo number are planning to enjoy Ned Galloway's excursion to Lakeside on Sunday. There will bo two boats, tho Union nnd North Star leave tho foot of Commercial Avenue Sunday morning at 7 and 8 o'clock. Tho boats returning will arrive In Marshfleld at 7 and 8 o'clock. Tho faro for tho round trip Is $1.50. Eastern Star. Largo delegations of Eastern Star monibers rrom Marshlleld and North Bond wont to Bandon today to attend tho Coos County Natal ceremonies which will be held there this afternoon and evening. Among those going from hero wore C. F. McKnlght nnd wife, Mrs. Ora McCarty, Mrs. J. T. Hall. Mrs. E. Kelly. Mrs. F. A. Hazard, Mrs. F. E. Allen nnd mnny others. On .Mandolin Club. Word hns been received hero that Lesllo Isaacson, n graduato of tho Marsh lleld High School, who entered the University of California at Borkoloy this year, has mado tho University Mandolin Club. This Is quite nn honor for u Freshmnn nnd Mr. Isaacson's many friends hero will bo glad to hear of his success. (reek Escapes. Bill Poulos, the Greek restaurant keopor who sold his half Interest In tho O. K. Chop Houso to sovernl different countrymen hero last summer mid then hiked with the cash only to bo cnught at Drain was released by the Grand Jury at Coqulllo this weok. It seems that Poulos paid back tho two North Bend Greeks that ho had defrauded and also Albert Manos, formerly of tho Blanco, nnd they would not appear against him. Poulos has been In Jail for sonio time. Poulos wns ijls- ciiurgca in mo ense or Mituctos or North Rend, but he wns not Inform ed whnt tho grand Jury would do on the tecond charge about Manos. Tho latter Is In Ashland. South Murshlleld Fill. Tho Port of Coos Hay Commission will moot noxt Monday and It Is expect ed thnt definite stops will then bo taken as to tho disposition of tho dredglngs fr oin tho upper bay. The Commission announced some tlmo ago that It would have tho dredglngs dumped In .Railroad Addition nnd South Mnrshflold If tho proporty owners would pay for handling tho shoro pipe nnd for hulkheadlng, but othorwlso tho dredglngs would ho pumped over on tho mudflnt near Enstsldo. So far tho proporty own ors havo not taken any steps to ralso tho money thnt will ho re quired for this oxpense, nnd It will bo necessary for them to net soon If tho dredglngs nro socurcd to fill tho South Mnrshflold lowland. Member of Owls Lodge. Sec, Geo. E. Cook, of tho Mnrshlleld Nest of Owls has recolved word that L. W. Wators, who died yestorday at Morey Hospital from Injuries sus tained nt tho Smith mill Inst Fri day, was a mombor In good standing of tho Owls nt Sacramento. Sec. John M. Milllkon wired him to this offoct and stated that Wators was entitled to $7 per week sick bene fits and also $100 in caso of death, Ho asked that W. W. Wators of Toll gato, W. V ' ho notified, but no response lias been received from him. Wators came hero a fow weeks ago and had been employed as laborer at tho Smith mill only two days and a half when tho accident occurred. Ho wns about fifty years old and his name was first thought to bp Walters, Tho funeral will bo hold Sunday at 2 o'clock from Wilson's chapel, undor the nusplcos of tho local Owls. PERSONAL NOTES MISS RKTA HOLLAND expects to leave next Monday for San Fran cisco. MRS. MACOENN and dnughters of Empire are visiting In Marshfleld today. WILL DUNG AN left today for Co qulllo and expects to go out to hla clnlm at Rock Creek. MRS. LANGENBI5KO 'and tho Misses Imhoff, of North Rend, were Marshlleld visitors yestetday. F. D. FLETCHER of the Sperry Flour company will lenvo In a fow days for San Francisco on busi ness. MRS. CHAS. QUIMETTE returned on the Breakwater yesterday from an extended visit nt northorn points. MISS ELVIRA FRIZEKN has taken a position as bookkeeper and sten ographer In the North. Bend box factory. A. B. DALY who has been looking after business Interests on the Bay expects to leave next weok for his home nt Monrovia. J. W. UMSTATD loft today for Dee. Oregon, whero ho will aid In re building tho mill thnt was, burned soveral months ago. MRS. HARRY BRADF1ELD returned yesterday from Spokano and Ta coma where she was called by tho Illness and death of her mother. P. L. BURR of Willett & Burr who has been hero looking after their contract at Myrtle Point will re turn to San Francisco on tho next Nnnn Smith. G. W. LANGFORD. a brother-in-law of W. S. Turpen, arrived hero to day from California to Join Mrs. Langford who has been visiting relatives here. ALTUS KINGSTON expects to leave on the Nnnn Smith with Shcrmnn Gnmblo who has been ill of tuber culosis who hopes to bo henollttcd by the southern cllmnte. MR. AND MRS. CHAS. II. CURTIS loft today for Portland whero they will spend a month or so. During their nbsonco, N. H. McMllInn anil bride will occunv tho Curtis home. MR. AND MRS.. W. SECCOR anil daughter, Octa, of San Francisco, were arrivals In Marshfleld last night In search ot a location. Thoy wore passongors on tho stenmor Elizabeth, which arrived In Bandon yesterday noon. H. H. BUSBY nnd wlfo. of Hnyward. California, nro guests nt tho homo of his brothor, E. D. BiiBby. Mr. x Busby rorontly disposed of his barber shop at Hay ward and plans to go from horo to Port land to seek n now location. MILTON CARLSON, a graduato of tho Marshfleld High School hut now n cadet at tho U. S. Naval Academy at Annpolls arrived horo today to visit his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. August Carlson. Ho hns Just been on n long crnlso on n U. S. training ship. A. L. PERKINS, civil engineer for tho Southern Pacific Conipnny, who had boon engaged in tho construction work nt Coos Bay, loft horo thts morning for Oak land, Cal. Ho reports groat ac tivity upon tho lines about tho Bay. RoBoburg Review. REV. A. F. BASSFORD nnd family arrived horo on the Bronkwater yestorday and 1io will assume tho pastorate of tho Marshlleld Bap tist Church next Sunday. Until a resldenco Is secured, ho iiudMrs. Bnssford aro stopping nt tho A. '.. Downs home on South Brondway. II. R. ELLIOTT, who has takon n. posltlon with Tho Times, wns an arrival on yestorday's train from Coqulllo, having come from San Francisco via tho Ellzaboth which left that port Tuesdny evening. Tho trip wns fairly smooth, al though about half the pussengent wore somewhat affocted by soft sickness. CLARKE MILLINERY. The latest and, -SMARTEST MIL LINERY MODES for tho coming season will havo their first showing FRIDAY and SATURDAY. This dis play will embrace all tho new Ideas In TRIMMED HATS as approved In the centers of fashion. Inspection cordially Invited. . CORNER CEN? TRATj AND BROADWAY. If you have anything to sell, rent, trade, or want help, try a Want Ad In Th6 Times. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS HIils for painting tho Swedish Lutheran Church In North Bend with two coats of puro whlto lead nnd linseed oil, and roof stained one coat, will bo received by undor slgued, wno will furnish further Information ami specifications as desired, Bids for labor and ma terials and also for labor alouo to bo mado. Right to reject any or all bids Is reserved. All bids must bo In by September At Coos Bay Bond, Oregon. 15. WM. STRANG, Grocery, North 0NE-P0UR-0NE IS THE RIGHT NUMBER TO CALL WHEN IN NEED OF DRUGS OR ANY DRUG-STORE GOODS. We deliver promptly! unywhere; Phone 141. gji ii