TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON
1 I
TABLE UP
HIS
Southern Pacific's forty lots which
will bo sinned for later, between hi
PORTERS HERE
i
IS REOPENED FOR 616 BARGE
SVEA SALOON
,ti,.nti.,i nii.l their authority upheld
He said that the olllccrs had reported
will bo signed lor inter, iieiwi-un f.
rod and Hall avenue, asking for thnt the sa loon hat I kcjt o e after
dredge nil. Mr. Buckingham wan hours and even after tl.cj 1 n l bte n
s uctod to fllo this af once with notified to dose Ho Mid U h
the Port of Coos Hay Commission. I was not the only offender but hat
Mr llucklngha.n said that in some every night the police were rounding
tirjetUlon for the .111 had up drunks and offenders that showed
been changed from the original one that some of the .place, were ,vlo 1. ting
and that two of .Wen. provided for the law. Sir. Upton said this would
only a four-foot 1111. where he had be true as long as there weie sa-
promlsed live feet. Mo saiti mat uic .
first petition provided for a mini
mum of five-foot fill and ihe thought
the others did nlso. However, ho
Mr. Ilnton aruued that Mr. Par
ker's watch and the saloon clock
did not show that it was after 12
tfound dlffercnf. He said the petl-1 o'clock, that the bartender did not
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lions nail neun iiiuimiuu u. uiu ' recuKiii'-u I1M1 -n
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when he ton. nun w chwu
the bartender hud only one eye and
this oversight might be excused.
There was quite an exchange be-
of Coos Hay.
Ho said there was enough dirt in
the nroject to fill the area live feet.
P. E. Allen protested against the re-
r iJ iWlll iiuiv.nvti fn ' 1 "tn v "
Auction to four feet because he said tween Mayor Straw and Upton and
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tlint If tncro was oniy a lom-ium. finally Air. miner uruuu unu
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nil. It would not be necessary for
many to mice their liulldlngs.
.May Hortiite It.
W. V. McICldowney stated that It
mow appeared uncertain as to wheth
er the Port would not reduce the
nmount to be dredged out In front
if Marshfleld. lie said that Mr.
ScngBtacken had Inforined hlin that
It might be necessary to do this In
order to got the channel dredged to
the un-foot depth from Smith mill
to the bar.
Engineer nucklnghain stnted that
ho did not think there was much
likelihood of this as he said the Port
that ho did not want to fight the case,
that he would simply leave It up to
the Council.
Straw said that was what he want
ed to hear. He said lie was not ready
to make a recommendation about the
matter, and suggested that it be left
for a committee of the Council to de
cide. Duncan Ferguson objected,
saying there was nothing for a com
mittee to do since they had pleaded
I guilty and the thing to do was to de
I cldo at once.
Councilman Winkler made quite a
talk, In which he said that ho was
llltfinmiiii (M nun h in- mini i"; i , . . ..,,
CoiiMiilHsioners had promised to fill "PPosed to the saloon as the cause
to tno people and it woiiiu causo.oi misery mm u.miua ......
such a furore If they did not make ruination of young men, but that ho
good their promise that there would wanted to give them a square deal,
bo trouble. jllo said In the present case he was
However, to bo 0.1 (ho safe side, reminded or the Oerinan story of the
tho council adopted the assessments raiser 01 .mo .mi v...... " '""
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for lnilkhoadliiK the streets In tho
affected district to Insure getting the
streets tilled so that they could bo
tiinf mi tin. MiilnmiM were, without
permit of tho Council or city ordln
mum it llmviwl to remain onen late
so mill lliey coum no, - ,
Imnrnl'nil fPlw n uunuumntl I a Vfll'V Idiirlnir the Houiidup and not puuisii-
6omo being sllglitly less than $1.2.'. ed, ho- didn't think It a great of
nor front foot nml others a little ov- fonso for one to bo a few minutes
or. This provides for tho bulkhead-' lato now.
Ing and shore pipe. Tlicso will be
equalized Xovoinber n.
The assessments for the Improve
J. P. Porter and A. E. Porter
Come in From Florence-on
Tug Roscoe.
Porter Brothers' new barge, the
Lawrence Porter, took on her Initial
carco hero yesterday and will bo
towed to the sluslnw by the tug Ros
coe. J. P. Porter and A. 10. Porter
of Porter lliotbers, are here look
ing after It. The barge was Just
completed at Kruno &. Hanks' yard.
The Lawrence Porter Is lfiti feet
long, ten feet longer than the Fred
erick. She has a special loading and
unloading device with a ninety-foot
boom stick. She draws about ten
feet loaded.
Coming out In the Uoscoe they took
soundings and found a minimum of
thirteen feet on the Sluslnw bar two
hours before high tide. Tho channel
has shifted about a mile as a result
or the Jetty extension and the bar Is
now very short.
.1. P. Porter snld there was nothing
new In the railroad work. A. E. Por
ter Is his cousin and had charge of
about twenty-live miles or construc
tion along tho Sluslnw. Ho says they
have linlshed the work there. No ar
rangements have been made for doing
anything except the tunnel work be
tween Coos Hay and and the Sluslnw
this winter.
The Lawrence Porter took a hold
full of general merchandise and Is
loading about live hundred tons of
coal on deck. Porter Brothers ex
pect to have a bout in here every
two weeks from now on to tow sup
plies to tho Sluslnw.
Tho Lawrence was towed to (lar-
dlner where the coal cargo will bo
discharged, and then she will be
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ini'en 10 r loreiicu v.iui lmu .m.,
ehnndlse and loaded with lumber
for San Francisco.
Messrs. A. IS. Porter and Johnson
Porter expect to leave tonight.
Newly Arrived Novelty Suits and Coats
WHO IS SHE?
Councilman Copplo said that he
thought Mayor Straw did right In
.til t It, tfilrwtt tmtil lin f llO
IIL." (lOtiuiioinuii in nil iii-u i in i w n- nill till; omwuii imw ... v
ment of Seventh from lngorsoll to thought that they had been punlsli
Jolinson and Hemlock from Sixth to ert enough and should bo allowed to
Mis.
Eighth wero also adopted.
For Pawnbroker.
Mnrshlleld Is soon to Fnvo a
"three-ball" shop, Henry Koesti, who
conducts a little store on .Vorth
Front street opposite tho city hall,
being Informcdl that he could operate
ono for ?i0 a year Instead of $ 1 00.
the regular license. Councilman
Winkler wanted him to bo required
to furnish n bond but the rest of
tho council did not think It wns
necessary.
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1 Along the Waterfront. 1
Tho riflold arrived at llaudon yes
terday from San Francisco and the
Elizabeth sailed from llaudon for
San Francisco,
Tho tug Itoscoo with tho barge
I.awronco In tow, sailed for Florence
this morning.
The Ooston, plying between
Mnrshlleld and Keiituck Inlet, Is
being equipped with electric lights.
Mbby COAL. The kind YOV have
All WAYS I'SHO. Phono Ti. Pacific
l.lverv nml Transfer Cnimxinv
open again on tho promise to live up
to the law.
Councilman Allen said that ho
agreed that the saloons wore a men
ace to tho boyH and men and a curso
to young and old, but ho did not bo
llovo In blaming this ono saloon for
the offenses of others, Ho said that
he thought Mayor Straw had pur
sued the wise course In closing It nnd
that they should bo allowed to re
open, He said ho did not think n
saloon mini's promise was worth any
thing, but that ho wa willing to glvo
them another trial.
Finally Mayor Straw put the mat
ter to a vote ami no votes wero re
corded against allowing thorn to re
open. After the vote, Councilman Al
brecht said that lie thought thnt
charges ought to bo preferred against
the offenders nnd they should be
given a regular trial. He snld ho
bad never heard before about tho
saloons being allowed to remain open
during the roundup and ho thought
this should bo Investigated.
Mayor Straw wauled to know ir
Mr. Albrecbt had never heard or tho
Ettn IlKoii or Murslillclri In
Trouble at Hosebuig.
Onicer Chambers last night arrest
ed a Mrs. Etta Dixon, aged 10, n
suspicious character, who was lodg
ing in tho (Srand Hotel. She claimed'
' to have come from Marshllold, where
she has two small children. Sho hnd
secured work hero In a restaurant.
On paying $." ball she was released
and her case continued during good
1 behavior. Uoseburg Hovlow.
COOriM.E POUT WOltK.
Tho Commission of the Port of Co-
iqulllo River held their regular nieet-
j Ing yesterday. Tho whart being built
at Arago Is reported to bo about com
pleted. Considerable work has been
done the past summer on the North
and South Forks, and tho work or the
dredge now In progress Just below
the .torks has already been a great
help to navigation. Myrtle Point Enterprise.
chapter the Blblo about the ac
cused woman in which tho Lord had
shown hlmseir hum'auo by saying
"Co forth and sin no more," and thnt
ended It.
dkel j and Carmel
The two Latest Productions in
Sterling Silver Flatware under
the new construction and finish
Those wishing the ex
treme in simple beauty
combined with dignity
and durability these two
designs cannot fail to
appeal.
Red Cross
Jewelry Dept
Phone 122.
Red Cross
Drag Store
Motorcycle Delivery.
! NORTH BENDS NEWS
R. L. Simpson will lenvo on tho
Hardy for San Francisco to Join
Mrs. Simpson and daughter Marguerite.
STAR THEATfR
North Bend
A. Quatermass, Mgr.
HI2Z FUN MAKERS
A COMPANY OF ARTISTS.
An entertainment of MIHTII and
Ml'SIC, WIT and Humor. Kenned
and Instructive.
COSTLY PRESENTS CJIVEN AWAY
Also the usual run of plctiii-cs,
A POSSimiilTY-Coincdy, Ini."
A riot of fun in two reels,
THE MESSAGE OK THE FLOW
ERS ".Majestic."
DAD'S ORDERS "Solav."
One show nightly. 'Two and one
half hours of amusement.
too. ADMISSION 15c.
i Pictures start at 7::iO. Curtain
'rises at Hil.l.
(JOOD Ml'SIC
I Tho changeable weather of early
i fall brings on coughs and colds that
havo a weakening effect on tho
system, and may become chronic,
i I'so Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. It hnB a very soothing
and healing effect on tho Irritated
nnd Inflamed air passages, and will
help very quickly, it Is a well
known family medicine that gives
results. Owl Prescription Pharmacy.
Frank D. Cohan. Opposite Chandler
Hotel. PLone 74,
If you wish to wear a fine and distinctive faW suit
or coat, see this new line. Every one in the height
of style and so exclusive that it will not be found
elsewhere with the same hallmarks of superb tail
oring. v si'lTS Cutaways are well represented, some with grace
ful' lines, others sharply cut or with a slight fullness sug
gesting the Empire Mouse. A great diversity marks the ma
terials, plain and rough weaves being courtly prom nent. such
Wool Broche, Wool Poplin, Wide Wale Serges, Boueles and
Bedford Cord. Besides Navy and Black, the newest autumn
rolors are Included.
IN COATS A variety that brings unusunl opportunities
for 'securing wraps exactly suited to the wear Intended. Cloths
from the iin.natchable old world looms of Scotland. 1-rnnce
and Belgium. Whether It's a coat for smart street .vear. for
afternoon dress wear, or a dressy pile inbrlc coat, all are hero
In the size you like and In tho stylo most becoming.
Latest Creations in
Afternoon Dresses
Fascinating new styles In Crepe de Chine. Crepo Meteor.
Churnienso and Beaded net; some with pretty overdrapo or
line shadow lace, others In charming new models for street
and evening wear; showing new neck finishes In tho loveliest
of laces and Rtisches. Colors are the new copper shades, taupe,
terra eottti, blues and bluclc.
All garments priced nt lowest possible figures.
The correct fit of each garment absolutely guaranteed.
111 ifll
wm
4 W X . V
n - it i
,ur
Hub Dry Goods Co.
Smart Wear for Women.
Corner Broadway and Central Avenue
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS.
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIME.
SAILS FROM PORTLAND AT 8 P. M.. OCT. I I; OCT. 21, AND OCT.
'M, AND EYERY TUESDAY THEREAFTER.
SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD OCT. 11, AT 7::I0 A. M.J OCT. 18, AT
It A. M.j OCT. tt.1, AT 7 A. M.; AND EYERY SATURDAY THERE
AFTER. Tickets on sale to nil Eastern polntx ntul Information iw lo route
and rate cheerfully furnished. . .
Phono Main . STERLING, AKent.
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
Sails from Marshfleld for Portland
Thursday, October 23, at 2 P. M,
ROUND TRIP, $18.50
CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH HANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Plono 44 C. P. McGEORGK. Aftest.
Phone 361
CITY AUTO AXli TAXI SEI
A new tiixlcnb lias teen lityt
my auto service. Careful too
Will go anywhere at any time. 5a
lllanco Cigar Store. DaypkO
Night phono 1.19-X.
TOM (.'OOH.W.K, I'ropririof.
THE FIRST
Bowling Tournamut
OF THE SEASON'
OPEN'S AT
CIIATTKUTOYS HOKUM
ALLEYS
NORTH KltONT STREET
Saturday e venlnc. WatniforflM
S. S. REDO N DO
Sails from Marshfield for San Francisco
Wednesday, October 22, at 2:30 P. M.
San FriiuclMo office, 805 Fife Hldg., or Loinlmnl St. Piers No. -7.
Inlci-Occanlc Transportation Co., C. V. McOeorge, Agt., Phono -1 1.
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. 189 SOUTH BROADWAY
BANDON BY THE SEA
THE CITY OF THEJFUTURE
A FEW TEN ACRE TRACTS FOUR MILES SOUTH ON
COUNTY ROAD 35 PER ACRE; 9100 CASH, BALANCE
TWO YEARS, NO INTEREST, NO TAXES, FINE SANDY
LOAM, LEVEL BENCH LAND.
Buy One It Will Make You Money
Donald MacKintosh
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE.
THE RECORD PHOTOGRAPHING ABSTRACT COMPANY .
Have photographic copies of all records Coos County to date,
abstract of titles, present ownera, or any other Information ralatiag
to real estate furnished on short notice.
BUSINESS OFFICE: 117 North Front St., Marshfleld. Phone ISM
W. J. RUST, FtaMgir
Singer Sewin? Madi
Wo havo them lor reat ortei
Mnrtiinca liCDllrel
Supplies and Needles lortol
W. J. RH
181 Park Ave. J
Phone 2Afc
First Class Weaii;
m Ann it
ITU III U uv
Gardiner's Rag Carpel Puftjl
On Sherman avenue
nil, mid r'n.nucjt.
Phnnn 174. fiorthjnlj
EDISON'S UTKTJ
A Morale battery n n-r
over WiarRlng will not h
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ThraA trunks '
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Cars ie nttO""-
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