The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, September 26, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1913 EVENING EDITION. 2 Th Rtmlnuton Cubi alwayt Uf icatfr loadt on cot on !TTTh Pitches that won t 1,77.7 NEWS OF NEARBY TOWNS MOWS OK (I IKDIXKIt. ... ().ni)INi:U, Ore ., Sciil. 2H. Sam L. i.nndry, tlio llsh warden, Is here to Mnat out tlio dam near tlie Rtnit" River Falls. U appears thai tlio lain hinders tlio fish from pasalnt? on up tlio rrcek, and thin tnothod. although totally destructive, Is about tlio only one to resort to. The l'atsy arrived Friday from Portland, and hor arrival was con spicuous in that the freight she brought was shipped directly from Portland and was not subjected to the exorbitant freight rate as 'levied on the circuitous Coos liny route. Walter Klliotl, it former Unrillne; boy, Is chief engineer on the Patsy. IUIbb Katie Graham, who has been spending the summer with her par onts, Mr. and Mrs. James Graham, Jcaves Saturday for Oakland, Calif., where she Is to uccopt a lucrative position as a stenographer In a law office. Miss Graham graduated from business college last Juno, and Is well fitted for her new duties. School opened Monday with Prof. A. J. Sklrvln In charge of the high school department and Miss Ilomlg of tlio grammar grades. However,' the opening session was brief, as the measles scare urompted parents to keep their children nt home. Dr. Phelns and family, who have been living at the Hotol Gardiner, I havo rented the Clifford Tucker DICAIX house at the end uf town and are busy moving. Measles seem prevalent In Gar diner. Mrs. Norman Savngo was tlio llrst victim, and Mlbs Virginia Lis ter Is the lntest to reluctantly hldo licr features In the "dark room." The report that the Elmore Pack ing company, of Astoria, have In structed tholr canneries along tlio coast not to take fish weighing less than twenty-one pounds again em phasizes tlte fact tLat tlio fish mar ket Is In n very domornllzed con dition. Local conditions havo been much bettor than on the Columbia, ns the fishermen havo been re ceiving three cents nor pound for Chinook Irrespective or slzo, whllo the Columbia river llsherman has to bo content with with one cent. Thoro seonis to bo much discontent, however, as to the weight restric tion among the fishermen, and it Is hard to toll Just what the ultimate outcomo will bo. It Is rumored that Gardiner Is to liavo a llrst class orchestra. Prof. Sklrvln, of tjio high school, is a llrst class violinist, and with tlio nld of Miss On mas, the music teacher, and Gcoigo Stownrt, the baud leader, a good orchestra should result. Such an organization would bo gladly welcomed, as it Is neces sary now to ImpoH outside music, for tho dances at a groat expense. Tlio government lighthouse ten ' dor Mnnznnlla ws In port, after taking up some "hi buoys at the mouth of the river and replacing them with now ones. A (fillet wedding was solemnized nt tho homo of J. A. Dewar Tues day evening when Hons lllcker and Mitts Clara lloak, both well known young people, worn united In mar riage, Ilev. Itlshop olllciatliig. The Kroom is employed at the life-sav ing station, where they will innlto their t il t it i n homo. As prophesied some time ago, Wil bur Uiirillck has returned to Gard iner as mysteriously as lie departed, but accompanied by a very charm ing little lady. ptHiT onioicn oi ri:i:i,;s. Curry County Xew- As Told by the Tribune. P. Langdell and Oban. Ghornian were In town several days ago on ttuslness matters. Tho latter gen tleman is a late .irrlvnl from the east and will bo associated with .Mr. Lnngdoll in the development of the old "Peck" placer mine near Sixes. They recently bought the Ilert Wells place, and expect to purchnse the Doc West place In tho near future, which will give thoin a tract of over S00 ncres of gold-bearing ground. They say that It is their Intention to develop tho prop erty as soon as possible, and that In the near future thoy will have a large crew of men at work. Fred .Tamleson, who has been Buf fering from heart trouble, departed Monday for Marshfleld for medical treatment, his wife going with him. Tlio Tillamook Is loading here with railroad ties for Portland, and brought down a lot of freight for our people. The light houso tender, Manzan Ita lay in our harbor Saturday night and left for the north next morning. The Drooklyn called In here Tues day evening nnd took on soveral thousand feet of cedar lumber and a lot of wool and other freight for San Francisco. iiaijv holds hecohd Girl Scores til) 1-2 Per Cent in Hit gonlcs Contest at Fair. DRAIN, Ore., Sept. 25. Oregon beats Minnesota nnd runs Wash ington a close second for perfect babies, having beaten tho Minnesota ninety nlno per cent baby by one half of olio per cent at an industrial and school fair held hero Saturday under the supervision of tho Oregon Hugonlcs Society baby show. Georgia Elizabeth Gortje, twenty-four months old daughter of Ilorman nnd Mat tio Gcrtjo, living on a farm ono and one-half miles west of this city, scored Oft 1--' tier cent, se curing first prize for girls. in the boy'n clnss the Minnesota baby Is tied for honors. Oliver Liv ingston, the son of Thomas and Minnie Livingston, living on a farm north of Drain, scored ninety-nine per cent, securing first prize. Scoring was made by Dr. II. A. Canllold, n practicing physician of this city. Alonzo Wright Succumbs Alter Short Illness of Typhoid. W1 iP-- ff3"" 3rP(.Gii&gk Word has been received here of tho death of Alonzo Wright at Klamath Falls last Sunday after eleven days of Illness of typhoid fever, lie wan sixty-five years anil live months old. He had resided on Coos Uay from 18!)fi until last May, when he went to Klamath Falls and secured a position on the ixovernment Irrigation ditch there. Mr. Wright was a veteran of the? Civil War, having served In Com nanv 1). of tho 17!)th New York Infantry. He is ' survived by wife and six children by a previous marriage. The relatives surviving are: Mrs, Alonzo Wright of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Maude Wayne of Fort Urag. Cal Mrs. J. liohlenbe or Marsh field, Ore., Mrs. J. Doke of nnndon Ore.. Mrs. It. E. Uoyd of Redding. Cal., Anna Wright of San Francisco, and Jesse Wright or Dora, Ore. PIONEER RETURNS. I. Hacker, who arrived from Cal ifornia and is visiting at the home of his son-in-law, L. H. Hazard, is con templating moving back here per manently, but lias not fully decided to do so. Mr. Hacker was one of the early residents of Marshflold, and later lived hero a number of years, and his many old acquaintances are glad to soo him again on our streets. Coqnlllo Herald. SEE .1. Ii. IIHICE for root work PHOXK MM. Trv The Times Want Ada. some wheel, that. ADD PON' HltK TO COMMISSION Illy Aavoi'UttM I'tvM t h4 aj Till", j WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.--On tho heels of the Interstate t'oinniorco Commission's scathing denouncement of the Now Haven road for tlio re cent Walllugford wreck. In which It was held that "man failure," be ginning with Its high olllclals and inilliig with Its trainmen, was re sponsible for the loss of twenty-one lives, sentiment of those In charge began rapidly to crystallzo in a movement to take up the whole Bubject of action for train safety at Tlio llandon Surf says: "Joe Coach, who In the early days of Nevada before Governor Sparks put the kibosh on nil forms of gambling, was familiar with all kinds of de vices used In games of chnuce, hns a curious wheel Mhleh has sur vived those good old days and which, It Is susplcloned, he will take to tho stato fair at Salem. The wheel Is perfectly siiuaro nnd, al though considerably In want of re pair, Is a comparatively good wheel, as wheels go. loo Is familiar with a few othor wheels also, but as ho has about lost the bug which prompts even the best of us Ut take a fall out of the fickle god or chance, ho will confine his un divided nttontlon to tho good old relic or by-gono days and nights also. Tho village gambling end ot the project will lie handled by tho old original Ituick llerron. A tip from the editor: 'Why go to Salem when a good whcol will operate successfully In the neighborhood or Coiiulllo or Myrtle Point.' " Low in price, high in quality. Electric Irons Wo have n few ecouMiiiiid Irons in good working condition nt $1.73. New Irons, 9.1.30 up. Coos Bay Wiring Co. Phono 237-.1 153 N. Broadway Pictures & Framing Walker Studio ADVERTISED LETTERS. List or unclaimed letters remaining in the Marshlleld, Oregon, Postofrico for tho weeklng ending September 2:i, l ft 1 3. Persons calling for the same will please say advertised and pay one cent for each lettor called for: Huron, J. X.; Craven, Leo (2); Clienoweth, Hen, (2); Connely, J.: the December session. An effort 1 Davis. John H.; DropiilJIc, Yozo; will bo made to empower the In-1 ICwIug, Lucia; Elliot. Edison; Ilack torBtato Commerce Commission to nmHr Hnmll,0lli Krnnklln C; do w Kli such quest bins as see ,,, . , , ,, cars and modern surety equipment. ' "". Mth; Jones, J. v.; Mc Coniinlsslonor McCoril, who lias Donald, Mrs. II.; MacLaurin. L.: investigated many recent wrecks, Is 1 McMiillIn, Win.; Mahan, C. C; Mne drartlug a hill to place such ptwor ll0r Mn), Kasee; Nordqulst. Chnrles; with the Committee. Representative ,,,,.,.. ,, ,, . ,, ,, Stevens of New Hampshire, tho ,,nu,'. Mr. B. M.; Reynaga, Krnes Chalrman or the Sub Committee : Rosell, Greta; Ruppurantl, Men or the Interstate Commerce Commit- ill: Staral, Oscar; Starlt, Oscar; tee also began hearings preliminary Smith, .Mrs. G. W. to the drafting of a similar bill. I w. H. CURTIS, P. M. Singer Sewing Machines We have them for rent or for sale Machines Repaired. Supplies and Needles for Salo. W. J. RITZ. 1.11 Park Ave. Murshfleld Phono CRIKX. i In 1 '71 l!Jli1!3 FOR QUICK WORK, FOR PROMPT WORK, FOR GOOD WORK Telephone the old reliable Coos Bay Steam Laundry We always deliver the goods, Phnnn R7-J Marshfield Marshfield& A I North Bend AlltO Lllie Cars leave every 20 minutes from 7 a. m., to 7 p. 111.; from 7 p. m. to 12 o'clock every half. Fare IB cents 0110 wny. round trli 25 cents Commutation books, 20 rides, $'2.00 Cars loavo Chandlor Hotel. Mursh field and North Rend Nov.s Co., In North I3ond. GORST & KING, Props. BANDON BY THE SEA THE) CITY OF THE FUTURE A FKW TUX ACKK TRACTS FOUR SIILES SOUTH OX COUNTV ROAD ftKi VKtt ACRK; $UW CASH, UALAXOK TWO VICARS, NO IXTKRFST, XO TAX ICS, FIXE SANDY LOAM, LHVICL HUNCH LA XI). Buy One It Will Make You Money Donald! MacKmtosln RHAL ESTATE INSURANCE. Gray Auto Service Claude Tucker, l'roprletor. Phono orders to Ulauco Hotol, 46 After 12, 2G0L, Right Cafo. Marshfleld, Oregon. City Auto Service flood Cars, Careful Drivers iini reasonable charges. Our motto "Will go anywhere at any time.' Stand Ulanco Cigar Store. Day phone, 78. Night phone 139-X. TOM fiOOD.M.E. 1'ronrletor. Have That Roof Fixed NOW Bte COHTHELL PH0N2 8171. S1EEL ALINED Scatter Load Shells YOU'VE got to shoot quick when you are in the brush, and then with the standard shell in a choke bore gun, you usually blow your bird all to pieces. Next time you're out, take along a few Remington-UMC Scatter Loads Arrow or Nitro Club for close shoot ing. They give the same spread at 25 vards as the standard load at yards and greater penetration. Do not mutilate your bird. The steel lining gives the speed, and the special system of wadding spreads the pattern. Prove it on a paper target with your good old duck gun. Get Scatter Load Shells at your dealer. Remington-UMC the perfect shooting combination. Look for the Red Ball mark on every box of ammunition you buy. Remington Armi-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. 299 Broadway 10 Ntw York "MKItt'llAXT m iw, .. Wo Ilfil ..IV. ...I.. - ... v. uiiui l If r , . In this long iin,,,,,,, 'el lot, near the hUHliu ....... 'c tlonahlo InvcHtn.,,,,. .. .' ""W uu tract. h.vM ' '6UII lent vf,i. torniB, and prices .. . ' lief. liXclllHlvn n I. S. KAIT.MAX ,v CO, 177 I.',t s,,., First ClassWeavin, , 1 ,'' y done at " a nug urpet ractorv Slierman avenue liiw, ! l nd Connccii; , On Phone 174 You Auto Call Foote PHOXK MI..I NI0IIT AS JJV Stand front or Itlnnto llllllnrd Pu. HKK XKW CARS Itesldcnco Plmne 2M Careful DriverH flo AUTO TTJCAirSKUVH?ra haa been established In Mar.hWi Calls for trains or partlc u. any hour. Careful driving. Reuo" able rates. Stand at Palace Rh. tnurnnr. Phono C-J. .1. K. HAXi:V. Proprietor. "The Gunnery" SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS 153 Front Street, - Marshfleld, Oregon FAMILY I)INNKU8 In pur new locution, we are peelnlly prepared to cater to fian! Irniln nm,nln ""' dors. . .... , vj, io I1B. Hegular niealg or short oil Open day nnd nlrtir MKICCIIAXT'H CAFE. Hnadvay and Commercial Mill S. S. REDONDO Sails from San Francisco for Coos Bay Tuesday, September 30, at 3 P. M. San I'lanilMo offUe, 81)5 l'ife llldg., or Lombard SI. I'leis Xo. 127. Inlei'-Oceanie Tiansporfaf Ion Co., C. V. Mcd'eorge, Ag(., I'hone II. si:PTi:.Miu:it is iiehk. How about it little IIOWMXfl m) The nlh-js Imve i(rn put in fine shape. CIIATTKItTOX'S HOWUXQ AM.KVS. Xorlh I'ront stivci. T. .J. SCAIPK. w. s. mtowx a. ii. iioocia Marshfield Lft DCCORATin ' 11.. I KxtlitiuieH I'lirnlKhed Phono 1H7-I, .Multifield On S. S. ALLIANCE Kgi'IPPKI) WITH WIRKI.KSS SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD FOR. EUREKA SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, AT 9 A. M. ROUND TRI!, $18.50 OOCNICtTIMJ WITH THK NOHTM IUXK ItOAl) IT HOIt ri,At XOHTII PACIIIO HTEVMSUIP COMPAXV. Phone 44 O. P. MrGKOHOK. Akoml just iti:ci:ivi:f A large shipment of Electric M (Hush Similes. Call and eo our atock of (i ware. We alBo have some of til latest designs In sliuwer flitow from two light to five. ErerrtUii In olectrtcal uiipplleB. Barnard & Langwortty PHOFESSIONAL DIRECTOHI S. S. NANN SMITH Sails from San Francisco for Coos Bay Tuesday, September 23, at 3 P. M. San Francisco office, 80.1 Fife Hldg., or Lombard St. Pier Xo. 27 Inter-Oteaiile Transportation Co., C. V. .Mcfieorge, Al. Phone 44. STEAMER lAftUA Sails from Coos Bay for San francisco Saturday, Sept. 27 Will Sail from San francisco for Coos Bay Wednesday, Oct. 1 FAST llOAT; GOOD PASSRXGKU ACCOMMODATION'S AXI) GOOD 8EIIVICK. A. K. DIMKXT, Agent, Ocean Dock, Slnrshfleld. Kn-ltS. FAItltlXCKII, XV J. Teacher of l'lano. Residence Studio, No. 109(, Corner Coinmerclal and Eleventh Sta. Phone :i8ll-J. WKHXKH LAG US, M. I). Plivslcliin ami (urgeoi Graduate from tho Imperial AI ander Unlvorslty in Flnl""1 rtrri...i Pni..,. i,i,i s(17. Tel 4t(. Willi u x. , i.u .....n. w i,..Tl I'oHldence 41:1 and st. No. Tel. K BKXJAMIX OSTWXW. . Consulting Knitlneer W Architect. Phono 103-L MarsWIeW. 0 T M. WHIGIIT. ) COXTItACTOH AND TIT lll?U Eatlmntea furnlslied oo Plaus and Bpeciflcatloni tun If desired. An noneit Job toed. Phono 124-R. KQU1PPKD WITH WIHHLKSS. Sieaimship Breakwater ALWAYS OX TIMK. 8K PT44 Tm?B IV' S,:,,T- ' 8 A. M.; SPXDAV TUESDAY THKHKAPrKH A'P 0:00 P. m' ' M" AA1 EVKKV SAILIXG FItOM MAHSHFIKLD THUItmtAV ki.'ivt tt . TKIl AT SKlfvTck fW tmii' EVKRY SATURDAY THEHKAF- Tickets OU sain in nil . . . Z , . . . ,"'mB ,,,,a "opnwtion as to routes Phone Main 33-L. ntn luniiaiied I I. I STRltLIXG. Agent. TOEL OSTLIXD. . I QaauMft J I'lnno xuner ."Tm 41b S. Sixth Street. Vbmm Loare orders at W. R. Utiml Co. . PURIi RILEY nALLING wit. in. Vaaeav RMldence-StuUio, 237 8o. Brwi Phone iS'Lh W. G. CHANDLER, Raabu SOI and 803. Cok I Blarsbfleld, Orefoi; I vn. w. MORROW 171 Grimes Theater. n nwtr 11 Office PB W m a rrnni'EN. ABCB1IW Marbfield, Oref0- DR. A. J. Hs" " , I Modem are equipped " ,t work on abort lew price.. figM Lay kwmv -Voii lis Chandler Hotel. P'O-