THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1913 EVENING EDITION
COOS BAY TIMES
M. C. MALOXKY Kdltor nnd Tub.
DAN E. MAI.OXNV News Editor
Entered nt tlio postofflce at Marsh
Hold. Oregon, for transmission
through the malls as second clus
Binll matter.
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HtUUNUU oA.Lo MUHItH UUI M UIMDItn
WOIIKH WIJOXCJ WAV.
T 1112 1112 is a great outcry against
cold storage anil particularly
against tlio holding of eggs.
"When the plan of preserving prod
ucts In cold storage was tried out,
ono great claim for It was that It
would ouunllzo supply and demand,
because when there was an extra
largo supply of products a consid
erable quantity could bo put away
nnd saved for a season of general
Bhortuge. Nobody thought cold stor
age would work any other way. It
was not foreseen that It would bo
used for the advancing of prices In
both seasons In one by making a
new demand and In the other by
holding back tlio products and charg
ing high prices for that which wag
released.
MAKIXt' WA1S XICKH
AJVOMAN who hopes to make
warfare more pleasant has In
vented a powder, the explosion
of which produces stupefaction. The
claim Is made tlwt the gas generat
ed by the Impact of ono bomb will
throw several hundred men Into a
deep sleep lasting soveral hours.
Tho military authorities ot Germany
are giving the Invention considera
tion, no It must be worth something.
If tho use of this powder Is adopted,
battles of tho luturo will become
slumber contests. Soldiers will go
to sleep and will wake up to find
themselves held by the enemy. There
will bo more good feeling gonerally
than there Is at present In warfare.
But Is It safe to predict that It will
bo some time before tho sleep-spreading
bomb Is In use In Mexico.
i WITH THE TOAST
' AMD THE
TEA
coon KVKXIXM
Only the generous man is tru
ly courteous ho gives freely,
without a thought of receiving
anything In return. The eoner-
ous man has developed kindness 1
to such an extent (nut no con- i
Bldors everyone ns good as
himself and trents others not
nB ho should like to bo treated
(for generosity asks nothing),
but ns ho ougnt to be treated
Drew's imprint.
CROWD ATTENDS
FDR BAY CITY
Usual Big List of Passengers
Bound for San Francisco
Aboard Steamer
Taking a heavy cargo of lumber,
some general freight and a full list
if passengers, the steamer ltedondo
cleared this morning for San Fran
cisco shortly nftor S o'clock, getting
way on tlino with hor usual regular
ity. Among the passengers wns Chas.
Cavannugh, .1. C. Hrown, Mr. nnd
Mrs. .John llnuser, Major L. O. Kin
ney, who has broken down again,
wns also aboard the steamer. Ho
Is being taken to a sanitarium.
The passenger list was as fol-
"Vl'lllo Keele. Virginia Keele, C.
U. Keele, Mrs. C. II. Keele, Miss O.
Lergenbul. Mrs. M. Storn, Mrs. S.
W. Van 'Ale, Ralph Hrenncr, F. I
Lonerlm. M. Storn. Miss K. sioane,
Miss I). Schmidt, W. F. Squire, Mrs.
W. F. Squires. J. Murphy, .1. W.
Wynne, Oeo. W. Smith, 0. S. Clin
ton. J. S. Itoyce. C. W. Hoddlng,
Gustavo Kschort, T. Malory, A. Car-
pontlno, Guldn Stets, Tony Bonn,
A. Wolmlng. C. Norrls, Chas. Cav
annugh, W. Wltherell, Mnjor L. O.
Kinney, Master Ilauser, John llnus
er, Mrs. John Hauscr, J. C. Hrown,
Tom Nichols, D. D. Johnson, Miss
Alice. Schaffer. Mrs. Frank Grodel,
Miss Jennie Schaffer, Mrs. Minnie
Wnlder. M. Horilla, 12. Derrll, 1111
laley Velmore, 12. Bremen, Gnbrlol
Hardldo, Juan Molugltzo, 12. I). Ited
mnn, Paulino Rodriguez, Kmll Borr-temzy.
FOR PORTLAND
Breakwater Departs With Fair
sized Passenger List With
Gale Outside
With prospects of a following gale
on the way up the coast, tho
steamer Ureakwater cleared from
Marshfiold for the lower hnrbor on
her wny to Portland at ! o'clock
this morning. Among the steamer's
passengers were Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. 121niore, who expect to reside In
Portland, where the former will
look after tho Interests of the Coos
Hay Hannnn Crate Company.
The passenger list wns as fallows:
Miss Whitney, P. 12. Cnmpo, Mrs.
P. 12. Cnmpo. C. L. Hooves, Mrs. C.
L. Reeves, J. A. Arlandson, L, F.
,1-ong, Maude Wilson, Mrs. Lettle
Wilson, W. C. Pettyjohn, Mrs. W.
C. Pottyjohn and baby, O. R. At
kinson. C. W. 12lmore. Mrs. C. W.
12lmore, James Olson, W. Shellham
mer, J. Tlenrnoy, Herbert Gllflllan.
Miss Hernger, C. F. Snyder, Mrs.
C. F. Snyder, Stovo Caslmos, 12. II.
Fish, A. Trlngas, Louis Doll, Miss
llaggergy, Agness Keating, Joe Lab,
Jesus Cortez, Alger Cesare. T. Nu
tale, Frank Matson, L. Demnrco, j
Geo. ljemarco, Frank Henry, kick
John.
PROBE
E
DED
Officer of Steamer President
Convicted for Accident Off
Entrance to Coos Bay
lly Awl1tiM ftrft tn nun tlnf Tllnm.l
SAX FRANCISCO. Dec. 27. Tho
Hoard of United States Inspectors
round Henry W. 12vans. first officer
of the steamer President, guilty of
negligence on the night of November
2ii when one passenger, the fourth
officer and two seamen were drown
ed. Captain R. .1. Paulsen nnd
Thomas L. Mathleson, tho second
officer, were exonerated.
The men were about lost about
fifty miles off Coos Hay, the life
boat being crushed by the heavy
sens when an attempt was made to
lower It to save a steerage passen
ger who was washed overboard bv
n big wave that swept the decks of
tho President.
four out of five games. Tho- child's
talent In this direction Is considered
remarkable,
William Rood returned homo on
tho Hreakwator after a pleasant visit
In Susnnvlllo, Cal,
WM llln in Hliiii'tiinn nf Wlmuiimli.
has arrived In the city for a vlBlt with
mis oroiuor, imuuk Biiorniun, 'mad
family. Ho is pleased with this sec
tion nnd may decide to locate here,
.1. Dumont, bookkeeper nt the Sash
and, Door factory, was among the pas
sengers leaving on tho Hardy for Ban
Francisco. Ho will continue to Los
Angeles to Join R. A. Wernlch nnd
family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jacobs, of Um
pire, spent Chrlstmns at tho L. A.
Loomis homo In this city.
Herbert Morton, of North Rend,
i m ieiuin.,.1 . men.. vq..
. i-i"iii. int.t . tel..
N oillli m-n.i . ' V "'uriy bi .t."nn
ii "a linn ,i;. 'mi tn, .
. i i ii if f if ( .luiiim. i t
l'l.te con.1 tlo 'orffifr1
. .." ' w,,,lll lo I
"nry foa.l boforo Cor '
" ,v;" ,llu road and i 7'
I"u lH w at work l;,"" 1
Hllapo, K '"'"Ing It
Make the WHOLE year Happy.
Our NEW FURNITURE will do it.
North Bemid
Mews
NORTH BEND NEWS
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Mrs. Belle Backenstoe, who hns
been spending a few weeks In Los
Angeles, returned this week nnd
Is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Geo. Bolster.
Robt. McCnnn, foreman of the
old North Bend mill, nnd H. B.
Smith, millwright nt Porter, visited
the C. A. Smith mill in Mnrshfleld
to got Idens for remodelling tho
Simpson mills,
Mrs. Robert Robertson, of North
Rend, who recently underwent nn
operation at Mercy Hospital, has
Adeline Smith Departs. Leaving
the C. A. Smith mill early this morn-!
lug, the steam schooner Adeline
Smith steamed to the lower harbor
preparatory to going to sea for ,
San Francisco. Tho Redondo got
out nbout 1 1 o'clock nnd tho big
steam schooner wns to have cleared
shortly afterword. It Is expected
that a little friendly contest ns to
which steamer will be In San Frnn
clsco first will bo Indulged In by
the two-skippers. A flfty-mllo gale
from tho southeast was reported to .
be blowing outside, nnd It Is expect
ed that neither stenmer will make n j
very fast trip. I
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recovered sufficiently to return homo
Mrs. W. Peterson, of Ten Mile,
spent Christmas nt the John Frco
hind home.
Just to keep things moving, Ameri
ca turned out 25,000 miles of motion
film pictures Inst year. That's go
ing some.
LAST CEREMONY
Remains of Late Anson Rogers
Laid to Rest in Presence
of a Host
Many Mnrshfleld people, most of
thorn old friends of the lato Anson
ItogerB, who passed away at his homo
on Coos River on Chrlstmns Day,
left on tho sternwheeler Rainbow
todny at noon to attend the funorni
orvlcos which wore hold at tho
homo at 1 o'clock, Rev. R. 12. Brown
ing officiating.
Tho lleamor was crowded with
mourners, among those attending the
runernl being C. R. Peck, Henry Seng
Btnckcn, J. W. Hennott, Jumes Flnna
Kan, Hort Lockhnrt. Levi Smith, Al
bert 12. Neff, Mrs. II. 12. Hessey, .Mr.
II. 12. Hossoy. J. J. Cllnlsenbenrd, A.
II. Powers. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lnr
Bon, William Deubiier, Captain Mat
son and many others.
The flng on tho stem of tho Rnlu
bow wns half-mnsted nnd flags on
numerous buildings throughout the
city nnd on other craft wero lowered
to hnlf mast out of respect to tho
moinory of tho dead.
Tho Interment took place at Coos
River cemetery and hundreds of peo
!lo, many of them the lest known
pioneers of Coos county, attended
tho last sad rites.
Prepare to Start
The New Year
right with a
FIXUP SUIT
$8.50 to $30.00
Marshficld.
FIXUP
Xorth Bond.
TWO STORES
Representing the House of Kuppenheimer
Phone 233-L.
Miss Baker and Mrs. Rnth havo
purchased from Mrs. C. K. Shnw tho
rooming house located nbovo the Coos
Bay grocery.
Six lots In the Bank Addition nt
tlio corner of Montana and Broadway,
belonging to tho Reynolds Lumber
company, have been sold by L. C.
Reynolds. C. C. Dnna bought two
lots on tho corner for $!H)0. WIM
Davis securing tho two adjoining lots
for $"i00 and Al Davis getting the
next two for tho same fl:?ure. Rey
nolds also sold four lots on Montana
street to Chris Peterson for $1100.
Jny Pcttor of Portland hns filed a
suit against Stephen Rogers, the vet
eran bont owner of Coos River, for
dnmnges for Injuries ho nlleges ho
sustained when Jumping from the Tl
ogn to the Wnh-tu-Waso, under In
structions from tho boat owner. Pot
ter fell and broke his shoulder. Cap
tain Rogers hns retained Brenn &
Hyde to defend him.
At a meeting of tho North Bend
Board of I2ducatlon on Friday night.
$45 was appropriated to be divided
among the elgMoen tenei'ors em
ployed by the city. The gifts wero
conveyed to tho tencliers as Chrlst
mns presents by Cleric Mnybee with
tho compliments of the board.
Protests were mado to the North
Bond city council nt Its last meeting
by A. Stnmbuck, of Stanton nvcuue,
end William Grimes, Tolef Olson nnd
A. H. Stanley, property owners on
Ohio street, against the assessments
for street Improvements on the
ground that no benefit could bo se
cured from tl'e work.
II. C. Wray. who has beou em
ployed by tho First National bank for
several months, hns resigned nnd his
place Is being filled by Clnrence Klb
ler. Mr. Wray will give his entire
(attention to the Palace rooming'
house, which has been looked aftor
formerly by Mrs. Wray.
Taking up chess almost us soon ns
he could talk, Bobby, tho four-vear-l
old son of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. L. Hunt,
hns mastered the gamo to such nn
extent that he can defeat his fathor In
BEAUTIFUL AND ARTISTIC
DINING ROOM
FURNITURE
can be bought at the Store that Sells it For Less.
Going Harvey
Company
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. '
for the people of Coos County
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QualityCharacter
THESE WORDS APPLY TO OUR ENTIRE LINE OF
Furniture
Rugs, Carpets,
Floor Coverings
and remember Quality Fur
niture when bounht here,
costs nothinn additional.
"Why Pay More"
Johnson-Gulovsen Cc
JUST FOUR DAYS LEFT BEFORE THE NEW YEAR IN WHICH TO CLEAN UP OUR
LEFT-OVER STOCK. ALL 1913 GOODS.
Men's 25 Per Cent Discount Sale I ic aj m;ccc k Pprfdnt
LUUICO UliU IIIIOOJ
Discount Sale
Plain Tnllorod Coats In Sorgo ami Broadcloth.
Putin lined, (iood values at MEfJj
Your choice iPIJlW
lllain tailored Suits. O.VK-IIAI.F l'"1
Plain Tailored Coajs. O.VK-IIAI.F I'lMCR
All Hair Ooods, OXK-I'Ol'RTH OFF.
All Underwear, OXI'M-'OMTII W'
Ladles Kid Oloves. long and short, 0-
1'OUIITII OFF.
MUX'S Sl'ITS
Two lots, neatly tailored Suits. 4 nr
Now models. $ 1 5.00 Ono fourth off $ j
Two lots, neatly tailored, all wool Suits. One
full box, one seml-Kugllsh. (T1 p nn
$22.."0. Ono-rourth orf ipiOiOU
Seven lots neatly tailored Suits. Blue, Hrown,
(Jray, Tun, Hluo mixed, Hrown mixed. Q fjr
Full box. SomI-12ngllsli. $2.r.. , off pUilu
Four lots, hand-tnllorod. Up to tho minute.
Full box and strictly Kngllsh. Seml-pog pants.
They are swell suits nnd tho height $f)fl gr
of fashion. $27. .10. One-fourth off (pZuiUD
Four lots, hand tailored. Swaggor. Full Box
Silver Cray, Mixed Brown, Plain Hluo. SultB
worth much more. $:i0.oo. COO CO
One-fourth off tyLLniJU
KIght lots, hand tailored. Swagger, full fash
ions, but genteel suits, Scotch Tweeds; flno
workmanship and best materials. Full Box
back and Kngllnli models. $::r,.(io, (tno lr
One-foiirth off )UiU
A nice lino of Turkish Bathrobes.
OXE-
I'OUItTII OKI-'. Tg
A beatitlful stock of Neckwear. OXK-FOlin
OFF.
-nl'ltTH
Novelty Hand Hags nnd Purses. O.VIv-KH
OFF.
V." ... iiViM OntTII w.
A IIUIIOSOIUO Milt! Ill fiuilir .j,
Some Beautiful Wulsts, OXIM''"""11 '
Boy's 25 Per Cent Discount Sale
IIOVK KI ITKi .(ll'.H TO 17.
w hav for lh Uoy mmu IhmihIMI lullored
iMt Koifuiit, iB.ttu, 00 7 r
tnutjiwnk ott iJJuifu
A Mil thai will 4tt foj' ft'iy buy. Af rA
wHi nb nw-titum, .,ff ,yi,U?j
All wutfl UitmAmm, "fl iiiaiMlulo. 'uJi
Jvg Mitrtm, HMl. tt.uu fin nn
ihm u.urtk oil VuiUM
A nwi'll, nlUwooJ JXirlf am.
I'lllty KUlfulU Ull.
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