The Coos Bay times., September 05, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
NANN SMITH IN
MAC ILL
AQUA BRINGS
SHIP DELAYED
LARGE CARGO
EARLY TODAY
A New Idea in a Slip0n
Breakwater Held Back by Ill
ness Capt. Magee Takes
Her North Today.
Capt. J. T. Mncgenn, of the
Breakwater Inst night suffered an
other attack of kidney trouble,
which bothered him on the incom
ing trip and In consequence the
Breakwater did not not out last
night as was planned. Today ar
rangements were made for Capt.
Jas. Mngee, of Umpire, to take the
Breakwater up and back this trip,
and Capt. II. C. Nelson, formerly
f the Nann Smith and Breakwater
will probably reach here next week
to take charge while Capt. Mnc
genn Is given a chance to rest up
ailil regain his health. Capt. Mac
geiin's (Miniiltlpn l not serious, but
-rest Is eswiillHl.
3,1,0 second del'ny spoils Capt.
Mncgenn's hopes to regain tho dny
lost In her schedule as a result
of the storm. However, Super
intendent Miller Is endeavoring to
have the time made up In the next
few days and holies to have her
back on her regular schedule
quickly.
Among those sailing on the
Breakwater today were: .1. H. Par
ker, Hdlth Ilartnoll. Mrs. W. !'.
Hartnell. J. V. Umstndt. Mrs. M.
F. Merger, F. II. Humphrey, Mrs.
F. 11. Humphrey. Harry Brown, V.
C. Bindley, Mrs. It. C. Young and
child, H. C. Young, O. I). Sargent.
L. Itoss, Mrs. W. A. Held, .Mrs. C. A.
Shelbrede and children, I'. 15. Wes
torburg, Mrs. Mary Hart, Carl Aver
Ill, I.ee .Moral, M. MeAilains, .1.
Swnnsen, .1. 15. Quick, Clldo I.nrene,
Mrs. II. A. l.arono, W. Williams, A.
H. llrown, 55. A. Leigh, Agnes
HugheH, Mrs. Port Hoxle, Here
Hoxle. A. I). McColough, A. 15.
.Tones, F. L. I.npero, Ileulali Drown.
.1. Stolz, It. O'.Voll, Mrs. D. ProHton,
lion Preston, Mrs. Itoblnson, Mr.
HobliiHon, Mrs. Pearl Morris, O.
Schmoror, Vern Campbell, Ceo.
Hlnnchnrd, Cbas. Clinnhorrls, H.
White, L. Mohnko, Archlo Meyer,
B. Ynder, It. St.Clulr. S. Mct'arty,
L. White, J. Velnioro, Mrs. .1. Vol
more, Mrs. Ceo. Edwards, (leo. Ed
wards, (leo. Hunt, I.. Onken, Alex
Campbell, II. Curtis, I,. Motz, C. M.
Edward, 0. Helerstlno, M. Lnughlln,
Bert Addis, h 15. Butler, Cal Wilde,
C. flrlder. II. Vllllan. V. .1. Culbort
Bon, O. Culbertsou, W. .lacksou, M.
Hogontro, Itegontre, Mrs. (iniio,
3lr. C.ano, 15. .1. Keller, .1. Taylor,
An mi Hughes, .1 oil ti Masterson, Cbas.
Bailey, .Mrs. C. I.. Bailey, l.cni Bui
ley, Miss ISdiiion, MIhh (!. ICdmeii,
Mrs. C. II. Curtis. C. II. Curtis. .Ins.
Connors, II. Itedlleld, Sam Harris,
F. Fernandez, C. Meciiin, H. Ppper-liinii.
Steamer in From San Fran
cisco With Passengers and
Freight Makes Schedule
The Ioqun arrived early this morn
ing from San Francisco after a fairly
j;ood trip up thooast. It was pretty
fhoppy yesterday and most of the
passengers got a touch of seasickness.
She had a good cargo of freight,
about 230 tons of miscellaneous
rhlpincnts.
She will sail from North Bend at
t o'clock Saturday afternoon for San
Francisco and will sail from thero
for Coos Bay again next Wednesday,
Capt. Self keeping the vessel prompt
ly on the seven-day schedule.
Among those arriving on her were:
G. V. I.nngford. Chns. Foil Ik, Tom
Hnydon, N. Cierstle, C. Landon, F. Y.
tleddlcy, .Tns. Atchlnson,
PETITION FOR
THE BOULEVARD J
Steamer Arrives From San
Francisco and Missed Rough
Weather Off Coast.
The Nann Smith arrived in this
morning from San Francisco after
a good trip up the const. Purser
Harry IteynoldB said they did not en
counter any bad weather.
The Nann hod about -too tons of
miscellaneous freight, including
much fruit and vegetables.
It Is stated that rapid progress is
Imlni. mmln In nlnnrlnir nwnv the
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I debris of the Bay Point fire and get
ting things there In shape again.
I The Nann Smith will sail again
Monday nt .'1 o'clock. Among those
.arriving on her were:
I Billy White, 12. C. Menstndt, G.
Peters, Mrs. C. C. Mackey, Miss Mary
Corbett, Mrs. Lawrence Holmberg,
Milton Carlson and Fred Hnllvar,
pnd eighteen steerage.
n:itroiti M.woit m:.i.
noSIJIUMMi. Or.. Sept. -Nnyov
V. ', Klfert. of Medford,
was found dead from heart failure
In his tailoring establishment there
about !l o'clock Wednesday night.
When last seen alive he bad started
to attend a meeting of the City
Council. Ills daughter, Mrs. W.
15. Hodge, was married again last
Sunday and bad gone to Sit ti Fran
cisco on a wedding trip. Ills koii.
Justin KitVrt, and wife, of this
city, left for Medford.
Coos County Commissioners
Order Survey Made for New
Road People Want It.
Word was received todny that
the Coos County Commissioners bad
grnnted the petition of Mnrshflolil
residents for n survey to be niado
for n new road from Marshlleld to
South Inlet nlong the route of the
Marslillold-to-the-sea boulevard with'
a view to having tho county build
the highway. The next step will bo
for tho Commissioners to order a
survey of tho road and when tho
survey and estimate of cost Is com
pleted, It will then bo determined
whether the County Court will go
ahead with tho highway.
It Is expected that strong pres
sure will bo brought to bear on tho
County Court In tho matter ns tho
city of Marshlleld by appropriations
by tbu Council and through dona
tions, has already spent about $'jr00
on the road to got trail cleared over
tho route. It Is pointed out thnt
Marshlleld pays by far tho largest
road taxes of any district. In Cooh
County and that for somo years
this district, owing to most or Its
highways being city streets, has
been getting comparatively little
work done by the county and that
It' Is how entitled to have the road
built over the Marshlleld-to-the-sea
boulevard.
. ,1 NYE IS
SAFELY F
Traveling Man, Concerning
Whom Apprehension Was
Felt, Is All Right.
T M Vvn flm fni'iner Cndlllltc
man and well known traveling man,
is safe and sound. Reports hnd It
' that Nve had not been heard from
for some time mid his employers,
Neustnder Brothers, and .Mrs. Nye.
were very anxious.
, A. .1. Mendel, of Mnrshhold, was
one of those appealed to by Neustnd
er Brothers. Ho hnd Just nrrnnged
to trace Nye, who left hero vin the
coast route for home. The next
dnv ho received a telegram stating
i that Mr. Nye had been found and
was working his way down the const.
Thnt Nyo did not meet with a
mishap will bo tho source of much
gratification to his many friends
on the Bay.
NORTH 1 115 XI) NEWS
(.IIEIi KILLS WILDCATS
i.v curry ror.NTV hills
COM) BI5AOH. Or.. Sept.
County Clerk Stnnnnrd was somewhat
taken aback lust week when Into his
olllce walked Catlnine Nodlne, of
l.nuglols, a slender young girl, who
presented for homily the skins of
17 wildcats killed by herself during
tho past live mouths. The cats var
ied In size, some or I hem being very
large, uiid resembling the lynx spe
cies more tliiiu wlldcnts. Mlhs No
dlne lives on u ranch back in the
hills and with the help of a good
i'og hiix probably made it record that
is uiiciiinlcil in Oregon us u deadly
enemy of these scourges.
Paul Schlllerstroin, who was hero
rroiu his mill on tho Sluslaw, re
ports that Mrs. Violet Beck lost one
finger and the tips of the other fin
gers on her right hand tho othor
day by the accidental discharge of
a shot gun.
Dr. Leslie, of Marshlleld, yester
day sold a house nud lot on Union,
near the school building, to .1. Irv
ing Smith, of North Bend.
Dr. Hurtle and wife are expected
In soon rroui their trip to Klaiuath
Falls. While there. Dr. Hurtle suf
fered an nttaclc of ptoninlne poison
ing. They wore nt Mrytlo Point cu
route homo yesterday.
Henry lloeck was In from his
camp at Smith's Basin yesterday on
business. Ho has about .".000,000
feet of logs cut and hopes for a
freshet soon to get them out.
S
lll'V l'APHIt APPLE WltAPPKKS
OF II. W. PA INT Kit, ALLIANCE
Itl'ILDIXfi.
If you havo anything to sell, rent,
trade, or want help, try a Want Ad
In Tho Times.
Another Special Saturday's Sale
WITH EVERY SLOP'S WORTH OF GOODS PURCHASED WE GIVE (IF WANT
ED) 18 POUNDS OF PURE GRANULATED SUGAR FOR $1.00.'
OoiiePi tun .10c blond 35c oer nound
Oof foe, oni 3iic blent! , 30c per pound
25c per pound
(offiv, our 30c blond
Spices, 2 uv.:iiai' I0c-si?e cans
only -. 15c
Sultana and iVIiksoatel Seedless
Raisins, per pound 09
Urso, loose, Muscatel Raisins, per
pound 08 1-2
P' lines (Lure Italian) per lb ... .09
(Cotton Brand) Piaoe with To
matoes, prt, can . 09
Sweet Corn (ioi.u "ack) per can .09
Swift and Cointney MaLhcs, per
dozen boxes 43
Pure Laid, ex -kettle avJied. pei
IO-pound pail $1.45
roily him Ulear.oi, ivi uu,
Gold Dust Washing Powder, per
package 21
Citrus Washing Powder, per pack
jijip 23
Sweetheart Toilet Soap, 3 bars "for 11c
Glycerine Toilet Soap, 3 bars for 11c
Glycerine Tar Toilet Soap, 3 bars, 11c
Pummo Toilet Soap, 3 bars for 11c
Liquid Bluing, 1 pt., per bottle .07
10-qt, Galvanized pail 13
1 7-qt Granite Dish pan 37
H-qt, Rinsing Pan 31
Double Roasters (Granite) 67
One-half doz, (Cups and Saucers) .43
One-half doz, 9 1-4 plates ..... .43
1-qt, Glass Water Pitcher 17
IN AT THESE PRICES.
.07 1-2
NO CASH COUPONS GIVEN OUT OR CASHED
(THESE PRICES ARE STRICTLY CASH.)
Coos Bay Tea, Coffee and Spice House
Phone 394-J. 184 Market Ave., Marshfield, Oregon.
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
m 11
HlRSH-WlCKWIKCCO't
ClOTMU
$27.50, $30.00
also to our immense line of
Rain Coats, Gaberdines and
oilM-ui.a. mSSk
' Prices ranqe 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.
1 LET US PROVE IT TO Y,0U.
"MONEY TALKS"
HUB CLOTHING AND SHOE CO.
Bandon
THREE STORES:
MARSHFIELD
Myrtle Point
W.C.T.U. WILL
II
Coos County Convention at
Myrtle Point Next Week
Organizer Coming.
Mrs. Hobort McCann of North
-Monil Is completing arangoinents Tor
1 ho annual W. C. T. U. Con volition
of Coos County which will ho hold
at Myrtlo Point next Wednesday
and Thursday. It Is expected that
horo will ho a largo attendance
from the locals throughout tho Coun
ty. Mrs. F.vn C. Wheeler of San Diego,
Calif., National organizer of tho
Young People's Uopnrtinont of tho
W. C. T. lT. will arrive Snturdny to
spond a week or more In this section.
S-'ho will bo tho principal outside par
ticipant In tho convention at Myrtle
l'olnt.
Sunday afternoon nt .'! o'clock sho
will, hold n meeting nt tho North
Henri Presbyterian Cliui;eh nnd Sun
day evening the Protestant Churches
cl North llend will unite In union ser
vice at the .M. H. Church. Monday
tvenliiK. Mrs. Wheeler will hold a
nieotliin at Sumner. Tuesday even
ing she will hold a nicotine ut Marsh
lleld and Wednesday and Thursdny
Ehe will he at Myrtle Point. Mrs.
Annln. the Coos County W. C. T. U.
President, Is expected homo this
week from her visit In Illinois.
inns kok tixi:piio.i: poi,i;s.
COAST LEAG
BULLSC
Hills will bo received by tho Kcn
wlll Tolophono Co., at tholr meet
ing to bo hold Saturday, September
13th, for tho following poles:
109 fir poles, 111! feet.loiiK.
51 fir poles, -10 feet lout;.
SO fir poles, '1 1 feet Jour,
All poles must he. eight Inches
In diameter at small end and deliv
ered in Kentuck Inlet at once.
Hoard of directors reserves tho
light to roject all bids If doomed
lor tho best Interests of tho com
pany. Soparato bids will also he receiv
ed at the snmo time for driving 1C0
polos ton fcot deep.
D. D. nHAINAUD, Secrotnry.
Try Tho Times Want Ada.
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PORTLAND. Or., Sept. 5.-P
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Oakland. !) to 1. The scoret:
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Everything for the Sunday Dinner
May be Found Here
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ASlliaXD PEACHES
sweet potatoes
suh:r squash
sekdlkss grapes
MALA(iA (SHAPES
TOKAY GRAPES
II LACK GRAPES
HEAD LOTl'lCb
HELL PEPPtntS
GREEX PEAS
EGG PLANT
CELERY
GREEX COX
CRAXnUIHW
NASBUR.CS GROCERY
THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPIXG STORE.
Comer :Sccina amfl Comnwclal Street.
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