THE COOS BAY TIMES, MAHSHFIEID, OREOON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1913-EVENINQ EDITION.
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L.f Corner, mam" ". - -
&. Norll. ..end at Star
Wter. , ' 7;i
.Miirilf dinner l'"'
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Gardiner's Rag Cirpct Factory
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AUTO TAXHWH XKllVICE
teen cstabtlBlifil in Marshfield
Eu for trains " l'ni'H mauo at
hour. Careful tirivmn. jicubou-
rates. Stand at ruiaco lies-
Lrant. YWw -.
J, K. HANKY. I'mni Ictor.
liaue Pantatorium
EMODKHN RYF.R8. CLEANERS
MUKRH and HAT HNNOVATOIW
Igtot for Howard a. Htrausi m
rine xaiiumiaj.
ke fu.ir neit null.
rnsKfltAfj. Phone JIWI-JI
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"FAMILY DINNERS
li. nr ni.w lucatliiti. we aro en
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fcUIlT prepareu to ruiur iu mmuj
4e. Keguinr IIieuiB r uuri ur
Open day and night.
MEHCHANT'S CAFE.
Aa-ar and Comniprrlnl Mfld
IISS MCIA SPHRRY
Teacher of IMano.
r appointments or particulars, call
am nrontiivity.
or ilioiii! :t 112-1 j.
In A. J. HKNRRY
RKNTIST
Marauflold, Oregon.
Ami 204-2015, Coke Rulldlug.
ildenre phone 2fii!-X.
Ice phone 112-.).
rus. farrixgior,
Teacher of Piano.
Reildcnco Studio, No. i09C,
her Commercial nnd Klcvonth Sts.
l'hone iiStl-.l,
7ERXER LAGUS, M. I).
Physician and surgeon
Iduate from thu Imperial Alex
Under University In Finland.
Office Coke bldg. 307. Tel 414.
bideaco 101 L'nd at. No. Tel. 123-X
lENJAMIX OSTLIND,
consulting Engineer and
Architect.
Offices, uoo IrvhiK Itlock.
e 1U3-L Marshfield. Ore
M. WRIGHT.
CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER
uoatei furntBhed on request
and specifications furnlahat!
IdHlred. An honest lob nuaran
Pbone 124-R.
fil OSTLIXR,
l'Uno Tuuer and Repairer.
8. Sixth Street. Phona 101-1
Me orders at W. R. Haines Music
Ui RILEY UALL1NGUR '
Mfcnce-Studlo, 237 So. Broadwa)
t-none 18-L.
0. CHANDLER.
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and 802, Coke Ralltlar
uiiciu, uregoa.
8. TURI'KN,
.Marahtleld. Oran.
Wures&rraming
Walker Studio
1 T them tor rent or for aala.
PDlIel ?i2M Repaired.
mit ail Needles for gale.
W. J. RITZ.
Marshfleld.
ES1?0,ir homea before the flre
r reliable Pir ina..
"regon Fir n,nni a
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'Steel Lfned
SHOT SHELLS
Cut down your lead Get your bird
with the center of the load
IN the making of shot shells, the great
est forward step since the invention
of smokeless powder is the steel
lining to grip the powder and concen
trate all the drive of the explosion back
of the shot.
Its a Remington special invention
that steel lining. You find it in the
Remington-UMC Arrow andNitro Club.
These steel-lined shells get their shot
to the target quicker than any other
shell known to the shooting fraternity.
They cut down the guess-work about
lead and angles. They put the center
of the load right on your bird.
The steel lining is moisture-proof no
dampness can gel through. Jar-proof
no powder can get out. Water-proof
no energy is lost.
Shoot Remington-UMC Arrow and Nitro
Club Steel Lined Eastern Factory Loaded
Shells for Speed Plus Pattern in any make
of shotgun.
Your detter carriet them or, If he
aocin I. there more alert dealer
in this section who it worth your finding
Remington Armi-Union Metallio Cartridge Co.
299 Broadway II New York
"The Gunnery"
SPORTSMEN'S
HEADQUARTERS
153 Front Street, - Marshfield, Oregon
EQUIPI'KI) WITH WIHHLKSS.
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS OX TIMH.
SAILS FROM PORTLAND AT 8 I. M., OCT. 11; OCT. ill, AXI) OCT.
28, AND KYKRY TUKSDAY TIIKRKAFTKR.
SAILS FROM MARSIIFIKLD OCT. II, AT 7:'J( A. M.; OCT. 18, Al
ii A. M.i OCT. Sn, AT 7 A. M.j AXI) KVKRY SATURDAY TIIKRK
AFTKR. TicketH on Halo to all Eastern points and Information is to routes
and rates cheerfully furnished.
Phono Main 35-L. P. L. STKRLIXG, A Kent.
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
Sails from Portland for Coos Bay
Thursday. October 16, at 6 P. M,
ROUND TRIP, $18.50
OONNCCTING WITH THE NORTH BANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
NORTH PACIFIC MEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Phone 44 F McGEORGB, Agent.
S. S. REDONDO
Sails from San Francisco for Coos Bay
Saturday, October 18 at 3 P. M.
Suit Francisco office, 805 Fife Rldtr., or Lombard St. Piers X. 27.
Inter-Oceanic Transportation Co., C. F. McGeorge, Afit., Phono 41.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH AND DOORS.
ROOFING PAPER, ETC.
CUT THE FUEL BILL IN TWO RY USING OUR WOOD.
PH0N8 190. 183 SOUTH BROADWAY
THE RECORD PHOTOGRAPHING AIJSTRACT COMPANY
Hare photographic copies of all records Coos County to date,
abstracts of titles, present owners, or any other Information relating
to real estate furnished on short notice.
BUSINESS OFFICE:' 117 North Front St., Marshfield. Phone IBM
W. J. RUST, Manager
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SIS CHURCH
Report that Affair in North
Bend Was Given by Swedish
Lutheran Ladies Untrue.
Rov. J. V. llciison, nnstor of the
First Liith'eiT.n church nt North
llond and pastor of the Swedish
Lutheran chiireh of Marshlluhl, deep
regents the report that a soelal kIv-
en In I.okkIu'h Hall at North llend
last Saturday ovonlnu; at whlc.j
dancing was the principal diversion
was kIvoii by the "Swedish Lutheran
Ladies' Aid." Mc thinks that some
one must have maliciously started
tho report. At first It was not
stated, that tho social waa a dance,
Hut Rov. llcnson .Investigated It
and says It wns. ConcornltiK tho
I'ffalr, Rev. llcnson says:
'Tills 'social' affair proved to bo
nothitiK elso but u dance. It Is
preposterous to sny tho least that
a dance would be hold under the
auspices of a Lutheran Ladies' Aid,
further, tho Lutheran Church strong
ly denounces dancing and would
certainly not penult a danco to bo
given under tho auspices of any of
Its organizations. WJmt Individuals
do tho Church can not ho held re
sponsible for. This correction is
published iu order that tho public
who may havo somo knowledge of
tho affair may bo put right. Tho
dance was given by Individuals, not
by the Ladles' Aid. None of tho
olllcers of the society wero present,
nor had any action for giving such
a 'social' been taken within tho so
ciety, everything was dono without
tho knowledgo of tho pastor or
the society ns such'. Let Individu
als bu more caroful after this under
whose auspices thoy glvo their 'so
cials' (dance) and not bosmlrch tho
name of a Lutheran Church or
ganization."
CONTRACTORS FINISH WORK
M. Conley, John Conloy and V.
S. I'drler, moinhors of tho contract
ing firm of I'ortor & Conloy, who
havo had a largo sub-contract In
tho 13ugone-Coo8 nay railway, aro
In tho city, having arrived last
night, from th'elr camps along tho
line. They havo finished their work
and nro dismantling their camps.
Httgono Guard.
i NORTH BEND NOTES. !
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Kvangellst huniuel CJregg will
preach In the M. H. Church or North
llend next Sunday afternoon at U:.10.
All who attend will bo well paid for
1 their time, as Mr. Gregg will Interest
them.
At tho last regular monthly moot
ing of the Order of Owls, Nest 1018,
at Loggle's Hall, a committee was ap
pointed to make arrangements for
the Annual Thanksgiving Rail to be
given at Kekhoft' Hall on Thanks
giving eve. Tho committee will make
a llnal report at the next regular
meeting, at which timo the details of
the arrangements will he announced.
It. 10. Lamar anil P. .1. Cnmulm',!
who came hero recently from Port
land, have opened the North Uend
Yeast Company In the Wood building
on Sherman nvonuo. Thoy have Just
got out somo samples and cxpccc to
build up a good business, as they
claim they can turn out a product
far superior to anything obtainable
hero now.
Krod Kellogg, Georgo Martin, Geo.
Mc Do ii Kill and Frank Laline aro
among the North Dond mon Interest
ed In tlie outvonio of tho Kali Creok
homestead contests. Thoy had a
hearing nt RoBoburg boforo Receiver
Jones this week. J. C. Wilcox and S.
11. Cathcart wero their witnesses.
Mr. Cathcart, who made a now sur
vey, testified that tho old government
survey Is erroneous. R. L. Cavan
augh, Cnpt. C. K. Edwards and Ren
McMullen appeared for the C. A.
Smith Timber company, which claims
tho land under script. J. C. Wilcox
wont from Rosoburg to Portland
about somo matter in connection
with tho lands iu Federal court.
Tho Coos County court is asking
bids on the opening of tho new road
between North Rend nnd Kmplre, fol
lowing a continuation of Nowmark
avonuo. Tho bids nro to bo opened
November (i and tho work Is tt) be
completed boforo next April. Plans
aro being mado for a special election
to voto a special tax levy to hard
surfaeo tho road. Th'o present, con
tract Is to bo moroly for clearing
and grubbing the right of way.
II. C. ICrogstad has returned from
a flvo months' visit nt his old homo
in Wisconsin and says ho would not
romaln thoro for a good deal. His
trip cost him about thirty pounds In
avoirdupois.
Fred Johnson, John Pltnoy, Merle
Mlllloru nnd Charley Kronliolm wero
visitors at Fred. Johnson's summer
homo at Lakeside slnco last Satur
day. Tho party reports tho best
L. I. RET IS
IT TO JAIL
OPENS UP NOSTRILS. EARS, HEAD,
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Former North Bend Council
Man Gets Three Years in
1 Penitentiary.
L. A. Frcy, formerly a member
of tho North Rend city council and
head of tli0 largest men's furnishing
store in North llond. was sentenced
In San Francisco a few days ago to
three years In the California State
Prison for "pandering."
Word to this effect hlaa just been
received by Marshal Anderson of
North llend, who wns appealed to by
Chief or Police Stone of San Fran
cisco Tor Prey's record. When ar
rested in San Francisco Frey was
traveling under another name, but
tho many lettors he hal in his pock
ets and belongings nddressed to L. A.
Froy of North Rend caused the police
there to bollovo that ho must be the
rormvr Coos Daylte and they sent his
picture here, with the result that hp
was quickly Identified.
It is stated that Froy entered a
plea of "guilty" when arraigned on
tho "while slavery" chnrge, and was
quickly sentenced.
Reroro leaving hero, Frey went In
to bankruptcy. His application for a
final discharge was recently contest
ed and the U. S. court ban not passed
on It. Froy and his wifo wore di
vorced while here, but It was under
stood that thoy were remarried In Cal
ifornia. Where hIio is now is not
known.
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COLDS OR CATARRH AT ONCE
liiNlnnily Relieves Swollen, Inflamed grant balm dissolves by tho bent of
Times Want Ads. Bring Results
Xose, llend, Throat You Rivatho
Freely Dull tlcndache Goes Xas-
ty DlNchai'Ke Stops.
Try "Hly's Cream Ualm."
Got a-small bottlo anyway, Just to
try It Apply a llttlo In tho nostrils
nnd Instantly your clogged noso nnd
stopped air pnssages of tho head will
upon; you will breathe freely, dull
ness and heodacho will disappear.
Ry morning! tho cntarrh, cold-ln-hond
or catarrhal soVo throat will bo
gone,
F.nd such misery now! Got tho
Biunll bottlo of "Hly's Cream Malm"
nt any drug storo. This sweot, fra-
tho nostrils; penetrates and heals tho
Inflamed, swollon mcmbrnuo which
lines tho nose, head nnd throat;
clears tho air passages; stops nasty
discharges and a feeling of cleansing,
soothing rollof comes immediately.
Don't lny awake tonight struggling
for breath, with head stuffed; nos
trils closod, hawking and blowing.
Catarrh or n cold, with Its running
nose, foul mucous dropping Into tho
throat and raw dryness is distress
ing, but truly needless.
Put your faith Just once in
"Fly's Cream Malm" and your cold
or catarrh will suroly disappear.
Post Tavern Special
A New Breakfast Food
Made of wheat, corn, rice and salt, skillfully and scienti
fically blended at the Postum Cereal 1
Food Factories.
Makes a delicious breakfast porridge; a fine fried mush
1 and excellent griddle cakes.
Nasburg's Grocery
ORDER A PACKAGE TODAY.
THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING STORE.
catch of trout In years and say the
fish nro running good. Tho boys
killed thirty ducks. So much for tho
daily pastime. In tho ovening one
good gontlcman frpm Marshfield who
was one of tho party found that he
was tho possessor of a perfectly good
deck of cards. It developed that the
rest of tho bunch wero willing to be
sl.lown the gentle little pastime of
"poker" and' tho boys all learned the
art so quickly that they soon Bent
tholr teacher to tho "cleaners." So
the young gentleman will not flash
a deck of cards on tho boys at North
Rend when ho has thorn out on a
qulot llttlo sojourn In the woods
hereafter.
Martin O'Noll, n North Inlet ranch
er, reports that door are causing him
lots of trouble. During tho summer
thoy nte and destroyed about SCO
worth of garden truck.
Mrs. Sarah Ronebrako of Ross In
lot Is n guest nt tho E. E. Rlggs
homo.
Mrs. L. W. Stoln nnd her sister,
MIbs Hrerty, nrrlved here this week
from San Francisco to Join Mr. Stein,
who hac charge of the Perham ft
Gldloy steam shovel. Mrs. Stein is
oxtronioly pleased with tho Oregon
cllmato and says she enjoys the Coos
Ray rains.
Corner Commercial and Second sf.
Phone 3 13-J.
I AT THE HOTELS.. I
The Chandler.
C. W. Robblns, San Diego; J. A.
Richie, Spokane, Wash.; H. R. Steln
or, Spokano, Wash,; J. M. Englo, En-,
glowood Ranch; John Englo, Kngle
wood Ranch; F. A. Slado, Portland;
Will II. Dennett, Portlaud; F. C. Rus
soll, Heaver Hill; H. Q, Marklage,
Portland; Geo. II. Luco, San Fran
cisco; Milliard N. Duxburg, Olymplo,
Wash.; 10. M. Kldrldgo, St. Louis;
F. L. Wlshurd, St. Louis; M. Llpp
mnn, Portland; G. M. Watklns, Port
laud; H. J. Strowbrldge, Portland;
J. C. Hesse, Raudon, Or.; C. E. Lan
zendorfer nnd wifo, Seattle, Wash.;
Hurry Smith, Portlnnd; Cnpt. Ames,
Portland; A. E. Labowltch, wife and
son, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Gnuldln and wife, Portland; II. A.
Mudeklng, Vancouver, D. C.
Lloyd Hotel.
F. Mass, Coqulllo; II. Alberson, Al
legany. Blanco Hotel,
L. A. RavlB, Sandy; T. E. Bour
guignon, Santa Rarbara, C.I.; Frank
H. Starr, Portlaud, Oregon; J. A.
Weber, North Mend; Jas. P. Olson,
Lnnglols; M. Jensen, Norway; Mrs.
J. L. Lester, Anglola, Cut.; Miss Mc
Closkey, Norway, Or.; L. Ness, Al
legany; J. 10. Dalnewood, Galesvllle,
Hotel Coon.
Gus. A. Lovogren, Portland; K.
Sloan, Portland; Mertha Rehfield,
Portland; C. P. Dnnlelson and fam
ily, Thomas Jessie, Kentucky; Chaa.
Jacking, Chicago; Dan Maskas, Cen
tralla, Wash.; P. McGurtz, Centralla,
Wash.; W. M. Meadows, Portland;
Paul Vassar, Randon; Miss L. Dodge,
Myrtlo Point; R. Smith, Coos May.
You can savo 18 per cent by buy
ing your flour of Haines.