THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1913 EVENING EDITION
MYRTLE POINT
FI TO CLOSE
PUT SUNDAY Jm lmtm2? hotel oi
Has Been Big Success From
Every Standpoint Some
Race Results.
(Special to the Times.)
MVUTMC POINT, Or.. Sept. 13.--Tho
Coos mid Curry I'alr will close
today and has been a bit? success
lrom all stnndiiolnts. The weather
lias been most favorable, the ex
hibits far surpasslnt; any ever Bath--crcd
In this section and the crowds
enjoyed the programs.
The ball name between Myrtle
Point and Conullle was the main
attraction Thursday niornint?, Myrtle
Point wlnnliif? by a score of ii to 1.
The m'vo was hotly contented all
tho way throui?h.
Tile Hares.
Sir Asbton treated tho crowd to a
n aiinmltlnllfll mil llV InklllL? till! lilt
lu bis teeth and ' riiiinlnt? three I
times around the track before the(
Jockey could got hlni stopped, no
showed his mettle shortly nfter--ward
by winning his race.
Tho attendance was fairly good.
The race results:
No. 1. Running, one-half mile,
purse, $80.
Gift (N. Wilson) 1
Shamrock (Fisher) '1
Teddy (V. Wilson) P.
Time. 51Vj.
No. 1!. irot or Pace, one mile,
two in three. Purso, $lii0.
Harry N (Norton) 1 1
Velnin 'A (Norton) " '!
WnhUo (Wurd) ........... 2 -
Time 2:23; 2:27.
"J No. 'i, Running, five and ono
&: furlotiKfi. Vurso $12...
Orenlow (Knight) i)
Abellu (Fisher)
Charles Foster (N. Wilson) I
Wop ( V. Wilson) 2
Time 1:10.
No. I. Runnlui?. Throe-eighths
mile. Purse $70.
Uoguerlver (Andrews) 2
Sir Ashton (N. Wilson) 1
Vonora (Wilson) '-'
T I mo :i(l.
i i, mm
si.vci.i-: mi:.v and maiumhm
mhmmhiis ok iikpahtmuxt
ARRAXfJK IIAI.1. (5AM K TO lK
TIJRMIXIi WHICH SHAM, PAY
lOlt HAXQI KT.
Tho single men and married men
of the Marshlleld Fire Department
will play a ball game at the Fair
grounds Sunday afternoon to detor-u-iiirii
uiilo shall defrav the
expenses of a banquet to be given
In tho near ruturo. .no amuifaimi
i.-iii i.n ..imi-LMxi. lwi' It I exnected
that It will be worth two-bits or
four-bits to witness tne event. nice
Pratt will captain the llenedlcts and
fn.-i a llir.iplif will innnace t'lielll.
hi i in"1 .....
wl.lle Hill l.ongstaff and (leorge
Sellg will net In similar capacities
tlifi- slilo. I'nlnss some of
the wonld-bo players are fired, the
lineups will ue sonietning nice una.
single Men Pos. Married Men
Otiv Stutsman P n. .wnuzej
Chas Matson f .1. W. Davis
Max Kruger 1 h (lord. Smith
Win. l.ongstaff 2 b Del Rhodes
II. Carllle 3 b I-. K. Hllven
Win. Sleep s s A. Mntson
Frank Matson r f R. A. Ollivant
fieo. Sellg e f D. Keating
Hob hang 1 f V. O. Pratt
Reserves Singles. .1. W. Hunt,
D. Ferguson, Claude A. Trlbbey;
Married. W. Stambone, O. l.attin,
W. Abel, .1. Pettlt.
MYltTMl POINT POIXTKItS
P. 12. Hrouer 1 aa lumber on the
ni ound for the orerilon of a coy
bungalow en So-'iind Si : eel. between
Spruce and .Muplo Street!. Ills plans
for tho ruturo Paul is keeping a
secret. Merely says when ques
tioned, "I don't know who the lucky
ouo Is who N to Hliaro this with .me."
TIioh. Knight, wife and daughter,
and little grandson came up from
Uandon Monday and while hero Mr.
Knight closed n deal for tho W. O.
Cooper residence property on Sixth
street between Spruce and ApIi Btreet.
They returned to Uandon Tuesday.
Mr. Knight has dlsooml of must
of his ll.mtloii property and the fam
ily expect to move to this city the
middle of the mouth.
COAST LEAGUE
BASEBALL SCOR
Portland Loses Another to
San Francisco Venice and
Oakland Win.
ttlr AmoiIjIcI Vtnt In Coot Hay Tlmin.l
PORTLAND, Or.. Sept. 13.--I'
lmwl ili'iinnoil another iraiiio to
I'iniicisco mere yesierciay, ouo
nothing. Tho scores yesterday:
At San Franc-lsoa . R. II.
Sail Francisco 1
Portland' (5
At Sacramento R. II.
Oakland it
Sacramento I
Af Venice R. II.
Venice 1 7
l.os Angeles I 0
orl-
San
to
12.
o
0
PHOXi: Httl. STAl'I'K (JltOCIIItY
co.. i'or italian prl'xks, $1,115
phi: box.
CO TO IIAIXKS I'OR PRICKS OX
Fi:i:i) AXI) FI.OL'R.
Mbby COAL. Tlu kind YOU have
ALWAYS USUI). Phono 72. PacIHc
Livery and Transrer Company.
Femiftare eied Its Makers
"LEARN ONE THING EVERY DAY"
No. (i. (ii:oR(.'i: iiKPPLKwiiiTi:
Copyright MM It, by Tho Mentor Association, Inc.
ALTIIOIHHI there are scores of
experts who will point to a plee
or furiilturo mid say, "That Is
u llepplewhlle," there Is In fact not
u single authentic example of Ibis
man's work. Ho did, however, pub
lish a book. "The Cabinet Maker
M'cl Upholsterer's (Initio, or Reposi
tory of Design for Kvery Article of
Household Furniture- In the Newest
and Most Approved Taste." on which
Ills copulation rests. This Inrk
went thcoiigh three editions In 17SS.
two years after the author's own
cleat h,
tieorge lloppleu hito was olio of
tho grout names lu furiilturo making,
Tho designs lu his book are charac
terized by comfort rather than aril
llciallty. With this Ik combine I
great technical excellence and ex
treme lightness and durability.
Curiously, however, these designs
tro mil all of equal alue. Some ace
r.s good as the best work of any era.
while others are most commonplace.
He fore llepplewblte's time ihe
isldohcurd bad been used as an or
nament only. He made it useful as
well, by giving to it the functions of
the the old-time bullet.
Although even at ihat time tea
cost live dollars a pound, lis use had
become very popular throughout F.ng
ln lid. Ilepplewhllo introduced many
articles that had to do with tea
service. Many peculiarly constructed
i' ml choice urn stands, tea trays,
chests, and cuddles are attributed to
him.
llepplewblte's furniture had an in
Iciest lug chacacteclttlc. The legs
tapoced delicately on the Inside faces
i.nly, and were Mulshed with a ball
or square fool. This gave the Im
pression of grit and power to other
wise fragile furniture.
There were several stock designs
or ornaments of which this furniture
maker mndo frequent use. lie was
particularly fond or inserting ovals
In t ho backs of chairs. Frequently
a carved ear or corn was used as a
decoration. Ilepplewhlto also made
abundant use of a Priuco or Wales
feather lu the delicate carving, com
bined Willi an Inlay of colored woods.
Tills use of Ihe royal pluuu was at
tributed to his loyalty to Hie Prince
of Wales. It was conclusive proof
of the popularity of tho Prince's
puny when the Illness of tieoro 111
cause such a national si rife.
The fact that he was accused by
his enemies of plagiarism does not
detract a bit from his real position.
It shows rather that, like all real
artists, he remained a student until
the close of his career. He never
disdained to proilt by Ihe experience
end teachings of others, even of
those less eminent than bin self.
Hverj day a different human in
terest story will appear In Tho
'limes. You can got a beautiful In
taglio reproduction of this picture,
with 11 vo others, equally attractive,
7 by !',. Inches lu size, with this
week's ".Mentor." lu "The Montor"
a well known authority covers the
subject of tho pictures and stories
of tho week. Readers of Tho Times
and "Tho .Mentor" will know Art.
Literature, History, Sclenco, and
Travel, and own oxqulslto pictures.
On sale at Tho Times office. Prlco
fifteen cents. Write today to Tho
Times for booklet explaining Tho
Mentor Association Plan.
ITALIAN Pltl'XKS, $l.;5 PKU BOX.
PHONi: IS VOl'lt ORDKItS.
ST.UTF (5ROCKRY CO.,
piioxi: ioj.
BETTER THAN SPANKING
Sptnklog doc not rotf children of Utl
filing, TUrre la ronttltutlonM cause for
Mill trouble. Mr. M. Summer, Jtoi W,
Uolre lmt, InJ will m-ni free to ujr mother
ker urceMfot home treatment, with full
Inatraetlooi. Send no nionex, but write her
today It your children trouble ou In Uil
waj. Ikn't blame the child, the ehinrra ire
it ean't help It. Thti treatment aim rnra
aa aa people troubled with trial
Tho healing doiniilcent qualities
of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
aro not duplicated In any other med
icine for coughs and colds. Any
substitute offered you Is an inferior
article. Refuse to accept It for
It can not prodiico tho healing and
.toothing effect of Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. Insist upon tho
genuine, which contains no opiates.
Owl Prescription Pharmacy, Frank
D. Cohau. OppoBlto Chaudler Hotel.
Pbono 14,
Duck Season Opens
Monday, Sept. 15
Are You Equipped for It?
More thiin 20 years' experience on Coos Bay qualifies ils to speak with jui
tliority on this subject. AVhat we have learned in years nuiy he yours lor the
asking.
ilni'orination as to equipment and haunts oi! g'ame cheerfully furnished.
Also knowledge of game laws.
V'H NOV.r "KMOPAKFJ) TO LSSrH 11 lTNTlilJS' LiriiNSIUS
A'V OUR PLACID WITHOUT ANY WAITING OK .1)13 LAYS.
AVe have a complete stock of the famous
Remington U. M. C. Steel Lined Speed Shells
also "Winchester loads in fact, everything needed by the duck hunter, lie
niember we have hunted every nook and corner on Coos Hay and tributaries
during the past 20 years and know your needs in the hunting Hue.
"1Ee GUNNERY"
153 Front, St. SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS Marshfield, Ore
WANTED:-
2,000,001) calla lily bulbs
and 2,000,000 berry plants to
bo Krown on contracts each
year for tho Coos Hay Hxpor
liucnt Station. Wo pay cash
on delivery. Will also teach
freo or chaiKo how to urow
same. Wo fciinranteo you to
clear $1000 por year, by let
tlnK us pick out tho soil for
you and to follow our In
struction lu KrowhiK same. For
full particulars, call on
A. Mitting
171 X. llrondwny,
Marshlleld. Oregon.
SPECIAL
EXCURSION
- TO
Allegany and Return
OX STHAMHU ALKUT
Sunday, Sept. 14
iwm; uoexn tiup, 7."c.
llrliiK your lunch baskets and
spend a pleasant day.
The Alert will leave .Marsh
lleld at S o'clock a. in., and
rettirnliiK will arrive In
Marshlleld about ti o'clock.
c.xiT. c. KDWAitns.
Watch Your
Money Grow
We are now crediting the semi-annual payment of in
terest on nil savings accounts. Brine in your book and
have it credited.
There is nothing better to encourage thirft in your
child than to have a savings account. Three per cent
paid on six months deposits.
First National Bank.
Watch Our Space
For Announcement
on our new price list which will bo
out in n few clays.
Coos Bay Tea, Coffee & Spice House
Phone :til-.l. IK I Market ave.
HIWI CAUIIl'l'l.hV.
If you deslro a nice switch to
match your hair porfectly call and
see Mrs. lleau. All kinds of hair
work inado up from combings and
cut hair. Mall orders given prompt
attention. Satisfaction In all work
guaranteed.
The Hair Kiiiporiuin.
Itooius !M, Sengslackeii bid;.,
Xoith Ilicmchvny.
For Ten Mile
and North Inlet
Launch UXIOX will leavo Marsh
flold, Conuiierclnl nvenuo dock, ev
eiy morning nt sorvlco of tide, con
necting with auto for Lakesldo. He
turn same day, arriving at Marsh
lleld In evening.
XOKTll STAIl will leavo Marsh
lleld as usual In afternoon and re
turn In morning.
NED GALLOWAY
FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
Or.DKST HAXK IX COOS COL'XTV.
Kstabllsliccl 1H80.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits, $110,000
I nlcccst jmlil on Time Deposits,
Officers:
.1. W. llcnnell, President.
.1. 11. Kluiinuun, Vlre-Pre.-iliIent.
IS. F. Williams, Cashier.
(loo. 1 Wiiiclicsler, Assistant Cashier.
BANDON BY THE SEA
THE CITY OF THE FUTURE
A FKW TKX ACHK THACTS FOUR MILKS SOUTH ON
COUNTY IM)A1 5 PKU ACHK; $100 CASH, UAIjANGK
Buy One It Will Make You Money
Donald MacKimtosh
HEAL ESTATE
ad
INSURANCE.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH AND DOORS,
ROOFING PAPER, ETC.
CUT THE FUEL BILL IN TWO BY USING OUR WOOD.
PHONE 190. 18a SOUTH BROADWAY
All Kinds of Job Printing Done nt The Times Office
OF 00Ms
TOlt (il'KSTS.
The flsliln.r i
rellcnt and .,c IllKo CVcrK
'. Spend a fow day,
mill suiv.. .. .1 . ..." lhfN
" tor Din,
Ol.li' !I.'.VI,'iiwi. ..
liiikesld,., Oiegnii,
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORt
jyjits. i'Amji.(ji:n,
ltesldence Studio.
Corner Coninierclal and KIcveath S-j.1
i nunc iinii,.
WEItXEIt I.AtilS, M. Ii.
ii.i
Orndunto from the Imperial AleJ
iiimer i niveiHny in i-'inlandL
MCrt.... 1.1 I.. nnm .
I'esldence 4ii 2nd i.t. Xo. Tel. liill
T3 KNJAMIX OSTI.IXII,
Consult lug Kngluccr uj
Aichlled.
Phono IOIMj
AlnrsliflclJ, Onl
T M. witKiirr,
J COXTIiAlTOIl AND
P.I'll. lil'ii
EHtlmiites ruralslicd on rettJ
t'lans ami HpcciiicatlanB lurtlr.il
ir desired. An honest Job pax
icon. PIIOIIO 121-K.
TOKL OSTIjIXI),
J PIiiiio Tuner nml nopilm. I
iia . sixin btreet. l'none ICHJ
Leavo orders at W. It. Halnei Ma
Co.
pEUL HIIiEV IIAIiMXGEIl
1 Plunlst and Twin
Ueidoncu-Stii(lIo, 237 So. Broifa
Phono 18-L.
W.
G. CHAMIIiKit,
' Architect
Koonm 8(11 unci :i()2, Coke Btl
Marshfield, Oregon.
DR. XV. MOKHOW
Drnllit.
171 Grlincc niilldltiR, ottr
Theater. Olllre Phone 820.
W
M. S. TUIIPEM.
AltCIIITKCT
Mnrahfleld, Oregon.
Tn. a. J. HHNmrrs
I J sr...l 11,..., l ParlnN.
Ww nro equipped to do hljbtJj
.. 1 . a)0(Ta
WOTK OU BIlOll I1UIIV.0 o. '"-J
lowest prices. r,iuiuiu"v .
r ...I i. PnVa nil(C
Ohnndlor Hno1, 1)1''"' "'l
First ClassWeavin
i..,.,iiir dune at
Gardiner's Rag Carpet rad!
On Sherman avenue hetnecw
t i j,t..tiwHrnt.
in i nun ," "'! r
Phonn 17.1. North jnlj
New and Second Hand Firi
sold on (ho Installment
HARRINGTON, 1'0VLK
OfMI l.Vlfl fit
i.i.nn. nuul. SUnUWy
".MERCHANT m.OCK.NOWl
SAM-
.finc fine. level 15
O UIU uuu.o - .J
near tho business ... -
tlonnhio inveiin.-
terms, and prices under t"
lser. Exclusive b
I. 8. KAITMAX W
177 JYont Strtrt-
Singer Scwine i
We fiSve them lor rent l 1
Machines "Ii., for
Supplies end Needles iw
181 rark feeago.
Aral AflfO
V,"7 . ''T'rrofrW
Phone orders i Blbt '
Alter is, "";. '...
llarshfleiaSs
You Auto gllj
1AA..1 NIGH ,
Std front of WJ&
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