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fHE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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FINE PASSAGE
ELECTION V01E
IS
EAGLES ELECT
NEW
Figures Correctly Given in Marshfield Aerie Selects Heads
Times Ordinances Passed
For Street Grading.
for Ensuing Year Many
Re-Elected.
Breakwater Arrives in Harbor
Early With Capacity List of
Passengers and Cargo.
A canvns of tliu vote In the city j At the annual election of the Milking n fine passage from Port-
election Tuesday was effected at n Mnrshlleld Aerie of Eagles last even- anit the steamer Breakwater, Cap
special meeting of the Council Inst. ng, most of the old officers were re- tnn jjni.ppnn arrived In the hnr
ulght, and on motion of Council- elected In appreciation of the efforts bm. t'1))a ni01.'nnR at -..j,- o'clock
jnan Copple and seconded by Coun- thnt they have put forth in behalf of wlt, nL,ty-two flrst-c'l.iss cabin
cunian Aiorecnt, tne ngures wcro the order during tlie past year. Ji:e
approved. They were exactly as officers chosen were as follows:
printed in The Times of yesterday. Outside Guard, Jas. Shechau.
Tho formal election of the various , Worthv President, C. C. Oolng.
candidates winning was confirmed
mid then the Investigation into the Voonnn.
Doyle caEC was carried out and fin
ished. Just liofrti'O adjourning, Recorder
Butler read tlie ordinance providing
Chaplain, Russell Nnsburg.
Worthy Treasurer, Aug. Frlzeen.
Inside (iuard,, Nick Stamhone.
TriiHtees. Paul Hetty, Chan. Oul-
lor establishing grades on mm nvo-i ,m,tte an,i o, ,. Hees.
nuo between Third and Fourth A mM( B,)m,d and general good
Btreets, and on Seventh street bo- tl,nc ...a .,iayed following the nioot-
tween Johnson and Ingcrsoll. Both
ordinance were passed, I
It was decided to adjourn until i
December 15, nllowlng the meeting I
Inst night to take the place of the
Tegular meeting of next Monday.
ing.
0
RIVERS
City Attorney Instructed to
Draw Up Ordinance Pro
viding for Public Safety.
BEAUT FUL
F
D
ARRIVES
Handsome Automobile Arrives
on Breakwater Today for
George Goodrum.
passengers and a large number In
(tho steerage. She brought n full
(cargo of general merchandise and
miscellaneous freight and shifted up
to the Mnrsbfleld dock from North
Bend shortly before ten o'clock.
Captain Mucgonn stated that the
weather on the way down the coast
was clear and fine and that the
Breakwater crossed tjio Columbia
and Coos Bay bars like a duck.
The steamer left Portland at 8:15
Tuesday night, but when she reach
ed the opening of tho Willamette
Into the Columbia, a very thick,
low fog settled down on the water,
and she was forced to stop for seven
or eight hours before proceeding
down the river. She crossed tho
Columbia bar at :S:05 the next af
ternoon and arrived off the Coos
Bay entrance In a heavy fog 'at 5:;',0
this morning, making a very fast
passage down the coast.
The list of passengers follows:
Etta Crosby, E. A. lto.irdon. W.
I,. Marshall, E. F. Forrester, II. II.
Fletcher, O. A. BergHtrand, .Ino.
Mlncke, O. Pckkela. .Mrs. I. Uus
sell, .1. M. Chnmberlain. (5. Walk
er, Wm. Burton, Mrs. J. W. Dye, W.
B. Anderson V. F. Ebbnchs, Mrs.
Ebbnchs. C. Bailey, It. O. Nainnns,
N. O. Nicholson, .1. M. Wood, Cleo.
There Must be Hundreds of Women in
Marshfield and Vicinity on the Lookout
For Just Such An Opportunity As This
YOU MAY CHOOSE YOUR SUIT OR COAT FROM THE LARGEST STOCK IN u.i.u
MILES AT THIS . m MANY
BIG SALE
Any
Any
Any
Any
Any
Any
Any
Any
Any
Any
Any
Any
Suit or Coat, Regular Price $15.00, Sale Price $11,95
Suit or Coat, Regular Price $16.75, Sale Price $1295
Suit or Coat, Regular Price $18.75, Sale Price $1435
Suit or Coat, Regular Price $20.00, Sale Price $1535
Suit or Coat, Regular Price $22.75, Sale Price $1795
Suit or Coat, Regular Price $25.00, Sale Price $1935
Suit or Coat, Regular Price $27.50, Sale Price $21.95
Suit or Coat, Regular Price $28.75, Sale Price $2285
Suit or Coat, Regular Price $30.00, Sale Price $2365
Suit or Coat, Regular Price $35.00, Sale Price $2785
Suit or Coat, Regular Price $40.00, Sale Price $31 !s5
Suit or Coat, Regular Price $52.50, Sale Price $4L25
Newly Arrived Sample Sport Coats for Ladies. Values up to $18.50 flogr
At this sale piiiyu
ENTIRE STOCK OF GIRL'S COATS, 8 TO 14 YEARS, REDUCED ACCORDINGLY
"MONEY TALKS"
Hub Dry Goods Co.
Corner Broadway and Central Avenue.
Phone 361
ELKS PLAN TO
'E
BE
L
Marshfield Lodge Will Put on
Big Show at Masonic De
cember 15th and 16th.
At a meeting of the Marshricld
MANY I
,111
The latest I UN model Ford nuto-
molille arrived today on the Rrcak-
water consigned to George Good
ritm. It Is a handsome car and
I created much admiration from all
who have seen It. Tho body Is an Smith. Jno. Yonng. E. II. Dye. It.
. Fertile- complain? ngjlnst the 'entirely now design, with more lux- Talbot, Mrs. Talbot, Lola Talbot. L.
automobiles operating between jurlous upholstery and a larger rear S. Phillips, E. Lovlson, IV. Cohen,
MnrBhflcld and North Henil. but of seat. Mrs. Edgar, II. J. Kane, F. Lang,
n different nature from tho last, I This is tho advance guard of a R. .1. Code, Mlko Webber. V. M.
wcro made before tho City Council carload of thesq auto8 that Mr. .Smith, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Woiro, 1'.
nt its special meeting last night, Goodrum Is expecting to reach hliu Snyder, It. Merrill, Mrs. Merrill, A.
Counollmnn Evertson declared that during the holidays. jLowon, A. S. McKee, L. E. England,
the turning of tho machines at tho Anyono who Is looking for some-j CI. V. Smith, .1. A. Lowe, Geo.
Intersection of tho city streets, es- thing handsome in the way of n holl-Cliarins, .1. A. Reese, M. Grant, Mrs.
peeinlly nt the corner of Anderson dny gift could not do bettor than to,Grant, J. W. Fleet, S. Cranotlcb,
and First, near tho Chnndlor Hotel, make It a Ford automobile. Such W. L. Cower, C. II. Miller, Mrs.
was dangerous. f a gift means more comfort, enjoy- Ilrownlng, It. F. Graff, K. Van
Tho Councllmnn stated that In mcnt and pleasuro In a year than Wades, F. George. II. I). Donchny,
frequent cases, when the passenger can bo obtained In any other manner Mr. Ilaldcrston, II. It. Wilson, II.
autoa mado a comploto circle nt tho for tho $050 it costs fully equipped Pardo, A. Loney, G. Fan-Ins, G.
Intersections, other mnchlnes com- and dellvored in Marshfield. Tho Grlnther. G. Duron, F. Duron, .1.
InB along found it hard to avoid Ford auto is backed by a service do- Warmur, M. Mnnnwalea, I'. Cluons,
collision, nnd thnt pcdcstrlnns had partinont superior to any other an- T. Aennuas, A. Schl, A. Rubien, M.
to Jump lively to keep from being tomobllc In .tho world. All parts Rubien, T. Connolly, G. Genrger, A.
knocked down. Ho asked that 'an aro carried In tho Goodroads Good- Lonty, I). Rovn. O. A. Montgomery,
ordinance be passed compelling tho rum Gnrago and you aro never laid .Wm, Montgomery, M. Rrlngns, S. , , . , . ,..,. f i,..., (liner nnd well known on Coos Hny, of tho Red Cross Drug Store has it
autoa to circle tho block when turn- up bocauso of dolay waiting for de- Mitchell. C. Woodwant. J. Daskalas, ,,ianH W01.0 nm,1(J for tll(, Mk ,),,. jbas been appointed captain of tho ways carried a largo stock of high-
ing, instead ot inning mo sooner uvery or new pnns.
method. Then there Is tho great saving
Cltv Attorney Goss was nBkert re- make In tires, gasollno and uenen
Rnrdlng tho city's rights In tho mat- upkeep, while tho first cost Is much Tho Ilrenkwater will leave on tho .......i.... of .;. i.-iP,.lf. rm.mnri.. Seattle man had been chosen for l th windows, show cast
tor nnd stnted that such an or-.less than any other car. The Ford return voyage to Portland on Frl- n oa(nK minstrel man. The Indl- 11,0 I''o. but It seems that ho was niyl shelves of this up-to-date itl
(llunuce was lawful. Ho said that makes good and delivers tho goods dny night Instead of Saturday morn- ,,n(imiK Hint It u-ni'im tiw. i.t,r acting only temporary. Tho an- metropolitan establishment.
hoiiio cities compelled machines to always at the smallest possible cost. Ing. ilps. ,.... ,,,.. ,,... noiincemenl of tho niiiioliitment of Flno wntches, lockets, pendinti,
that hns ever been pulled off in Cai,t- ,l(-,L,(l w"l wolcomo news Lo Valllers, dlntnonds, Iraceleti ar
Ar.ii-iifii,i to his ninnv Coos Ilav friends. Tbu to bo scon In all tho newest pit-
mi. i i.... Micblo Is still Pnt'iit Rnimii wiini-n tci'iiH. It will bo worth your tM
turn on tho rlKlit hand sides of tho It will be well worth your while Alnraimolrt LlinnHaer or torn- . . alterations in the craft nro being to see this "real" city window d
Btrcots from tho driver. Others and If you aro going to get tho big- morco win bo Hold at its offlco j. ritlay ' , . ... . .
CAPT. REED OS
BAR DREOGE
Former Gardiner Man Given
Charge of Michie Sound
ings Show Bar Shoaling.
.John C. Reed, formerly of Gnr-
Splendid Showing Made by
coos Bay Establishment
This Year.
Though the Jewelry Deparlntat
" kiiiu Hint i v :ii II iiiiiti 1 f
or de-jMltchell. C. Woodwant. J. Daskalas, vhxm W(J1.0 nm((j f()1, t,u, ,j)f; ni. jbas been appointed captain of tho ways carried a largo stock of high-
I P. Gassellas, J. Mockes. .1. Kateas, Htru, Hh(W wl((lll t,,0 ,0(,K'0 f) ,() ))U i,nr dredge Mltchle, which Is to op- Knido first-class Juwclry, manypeop!
g you A. K. Mcintosh, J. Soaloy, J. Smith. nt tll0 jjnHont. opera House Do- ora-,u 11,0 Co()H ""J liar. It was nro surprised nnd ainnied when thtr
enernl Miss Fletcher. comber I." and If! under tho dl- n'i'Od some tlmo ago that a eu tho hundreds of fine new art-
turn around whole blocks. In otli-l Iletter drop In and see this latest
era they had to cross tho street at model at tho Goodrum Gnrago and
Intersect Ions and mnko n comploto tnlk tho mnttor over with Georgo.
XOTK'H.
Tho regulnr monthly meeting of
the Marshfield Chamber of
wore compelled to turn at the mld
,Uo of u block,
Tho City Aiiornoy was finally In
Btructed to draw up nil ordluniico
enforcing tho procedure or the au
toa turning around tho block Instead
of nt Intersections.
Goss stnted that ho had been
approached by ono of tho chauf
feurs with an offer thnt If they
would be fined only $." all nine or
tlioso whoso trials for speeding bad
not yot been bold, would plead
pullty. lie stated that ho had de.
cllneri nnd tho members of the Coun
cil supported him lit this decision.
It U expected tho trials will bo
hold during tho latter part of tho
week.
Best and best present you may dccldo
to "let Georgo do It."
TiCKETFILEO
BY SOCIALISTS
(..iin.Ti:s KOIt OFFICK IX
xoutii m:xh crrv km-xtiox
XKXT Tl'KSD.W A 1 1 IC AX-XOl'XCKD.
a milo of him Coos Day mnn will
find It out'.
REMOVAL SALE OF
FINE MILLINERY
as wo move soon to our now lo
cation In tho Russell Dlock, wo
offer everyone of our beautiful
Jlno of Into styles in .
TRIMMED HATS AT
HALF PRICE
With fno filing or the Socialist
ticket with City Recorder Derbyshire
If there Is any temptation within 0r North Rend, tho full list of tho
candidates who will run for election
to city offices next Tuesday aro now
in nnd open for tho inspection of
tho voters of tho neighboring city.
Tho Socialist ticket Is as follows:
For Recorder, Garfield A. Imhoff,
For Treasurer, K, J. Coffolt.
For Councilman, Nels H. WollliiKi
II. L. Sumner and W. A, Gllinoro.
The convention candidates aro as
follovs: i
FO- Recorder, C. N, Mnybeo.
For Treasurer, John H. Groves.
For Councllmnn, Peter Logglo, J.
G. Horn. 13. D. Curtis, F. W. Wood
and Fred Holllstor.
.1. G. Mullen filed its nn indepen
dent candidate for Recorder, and A.
13. Sinister, who was erroneously
stated to bo a Socialist In yesterday's
Issue, has withdrawn, J. F. Grubbs
haB also withdrawn.
$2.50 HATS
FOR ....
$20.00 HATS
FOR
CI OK
$ I, CO
AXli A CO.MPI.KTH MXH AT
iiffi:hi:xt pimcks hi:twi:kx
VOMV: KAItliY, FOlt
IlKST SKIiKCTIOX.
CLARKE MILLINERY
i ltewaiil Is Oft'eml. Inquiry has
been received In this city from S. K.
' Daughman of San Diego, who Is seek
ing to find Willis Daiighninn. Tho
lntter'8 relative, probably his father,
Is advertising In this section for a
cluo to his whereabouts and offferB
a reward of $100 for his address or
j evidence of his death.
evening, December .", at 8 o'clock.
Strangers Invited.
TO TIIV IIHXItV OI.KSO.V.
WILL PROVIDE
FINE PROGRAM
been ilrranged. Those who have olmiibln bar before being brought
witnessed tho rehenrsals sav It is 1,ol'-' according to Cnptaln Mac-
tho best over. Konn, so that It will bo some tlmo
Among thoso who will participate uf,er tho rlr8t tho year boforo Coos Hay .Man Fiiccs Serloun (W
In tho show nro Cornell Lagorstroin, sll) an' come. Then owing to tho At 1'oiot Gran.
C. W. Montgoiuory, J. A. Hunt, wltor Htorms, It Is not oxpected thnt ' DANKS, Or., Dec. 4. ''j' 'v
Claude Tucker. W. Ross Smith, liar- sllu wl" o able to 'do much boforo has decided not to rebuild hU
ry IJultman, Robert Kellogg, F. I). ,lluxt spring o,- suinmor. i burned down two months ago. n
Fletcher. Frank Horton, Dau Kent- '' I SlioalhiK. land Mrs. Miller this week opew
Iiif,', T. D. Jnmes, Clnro Swayno. I Captain Macgenn todny secured n restaurant In HllWlioro. Mr.
Ford Painter, .Mllo Sumner, Irving '''"o Iit of old soundings of tho recolvod $5300, the m0"l ,.J
nit n so whuui"
rilin.i.lln.. A r nAi,il,n.. iv -. CTfirm Itni' li-n nn.1 nipimnn .iti.l filun .1 11 Ull I'll lwv
ford, h. h. Thomas, S. A. Car-'" oro recent profile showing tho petition for a saloon license pj
mlchnol, Jay Doylo, h. Tozlor and lutCHt soundings. Theso show thnt boforo tho county court. "
K. D. McArthur. t Iio bar hits shoaled badly In many considerable opposition to 'be 11 ,
places, showing from six to ten amillcntlon. ThoiiBh n'8 '
.Ml'SICAL HILL OF l-'AIti: FOR
XKXT Sl'XD.W Al'TKKXOOX
AT .MASOXIC HALF,.
. . . . iti t
Director f enton, ol tno coos Hay i'r .nenioriai. "'""" hhi iu u-u imiluh". ...... nfr
Concert Hand, has aranged tho pro- T1'u Marshfield Lodge of Klks will some places fifteen feet or moro that of his son-in-law, Jienr)
gram for the concert to bo given 1,0111 tllolr annual memorial Bervlco'wf a shoal slnco tho earlier sound- son, brought back from 1 ,(
next Sundny arternoon at 2:30 o'- Sunday afternoon nt 2:30 at tholr '"K8- Tll Kcst soundings havo last week, on Indictmen ts c
clock In tho Masonic 0iera House. ,0,K room ' "'o Mnsonle Hall. ,uco ott on transparent pn- tho selling or liquor to For :
ns follows- Tll sorvlces will bo for members l" and when placed over tho old minors, wero set for this e .
March "Federal" Srnina " 11 's expected tliat ull meni-,""1" pnm piauuy biiow ino contrast navo not uecn ran
Overture, "Light Cavalry,". .Suppo "C,B Wl" " l"csnt for tlie "Lodgo lluc' i immemate acuon 10 1
Waltz, "Artist Life," Strausso of So'row."
Dallet music from "William 1
Tell" Rossini
Flute solo, "The Wind,"
Hylleshy Officials, J. J. O'Drlon,
treasurer, and O. E, Osthoff, chief
G Driccialdi "Blneor, of tho II. M. Dyllesby Com-
(W. Schmeddlng, Flute.) ,,nny- ow'10rs of tho local Oregon
(Mrs. Win. Horsfnll, Jr.. Ace.) 1owor Con,1)!'ny- expected hero
Popular Medley, "Remlck's jwUhln a few days to appralso the
Hits" . i aim.H ,0('ul ,)lantB of tho cmpany. Thoy
-h. "Calvary Comniandery," nr0 mn"'K a general tour of In
March
proveut tho shoals becoming a moro
serious monaco to navigation.
Capt. Macgceu says Coos Dny
ought to havo a strong delegation
nt Washington now to seo that Cobs
Day gets Federal aid at this session
of CongreBS.
Christian Church ladies COOKED
FOOH and XMAS APHOX HALE,
Clarl(0 spoctlon of tho company's Pacific Saturday, December 8, at 150 No.
Star Spangled Dnnner,
Const properties,
AFFIRM ItAXDOX CASKS.
Oregon SiipreiuoYoiirt Sustains Tw
of .lodge Coke's Divisions.
Tho Oregon Supremo Court, In
handing down opinions nt Salem this
week, sustained two decisions of
Judge Coke In Dnndon cases as fol
lows:
Chris Rasmussen vs. Walker Ware-!
house Company et al, appellants; I
from Coos; suit to quiet title; af
firmed. J. L. Krononborg vs. Walker Ware
house Company, appellant; from
Coos; suit to enjoin defendant from
constructing a building; affirmed.
Times Want ads bring results.
Front street.
Times Want ada bring results.
-WILLIS BAUGHMAN-
$100.00
REWARD
will be given for his
address or evidence of
his death.
S. K. BAUGHMAN.
Oxford Hotel,
San Diego. California
WHY PAY MORE?
Johuson-GtiloTsei
Sellers of Quality Home
Furnishings.