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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
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Coquille River Coal
Guaranteed Price, $5.50
COOS COUNTY FUEL CO.
IMioiic 181-L,
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THK FLAM 15 IN THE ASHES Two-reol feature After every
thing lias apparently died down and pencil r at hand, n little
spirk of trouble bursts Into llaniu and rcnows old strife.
(101.1) AND WATI5R Showing hnrdshlps endured In man's lust
for gold.
A ML'CH-WANTKI) I1AIIV A cracker-Jack, flood romedy.
ADMISSION. ADULTS, 10c; CIIILDRI5N Co.
Fe R.oyal
TONIGHT
two audi:ville .vers.
aiSI'OWiai. In twosongB.
sXK 15I.WYN In two chnrnctor
IsonRS.
111(5 TIIRF.K-REF.L FEATURE
B1K GOVERNOR'S DAUGHTER A,
iiunu in ovory scone.
UK STATUS A laugh per second In
this excellent comedy. I
EX LAI'P.ns i.'imi irv M.wwn
A scries of anlmnted cartoons by
America's foremost cartoonist.
ADMISSION';
nw or floor, I. le. Balcony, 10c.
1 Tins Is tho only theater In tho city,
Kited bv BlnniK Din null. xn .mil-'
prtablo on n cold night.
CLEARANCE SALE
JAN. 14 TO 21.
AT
S. S. JENNINGS
.north rhxd,
UNIQUE PANTITORIUM
Indrr New Management,
Ei us Clean, Press and Repair
our clntlTa vnw r.... ....i.
Mates Reasonable.
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2100 Pounds Clean Coal to the Ton
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Offlco open until N:00 p. in.
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Cherry Bark Cough Ju
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convenient preparation.
It is an effect.:"1 treat
ment for simple coughs,
sore throats, hoarseness,
tickling and ir 'tation of
the throat and respiratory
tract and also an excep
tionally pleasant remedy
for clearing the voice.
ONLY TEN CENTS
LockhartParsons
Drug Co.
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UMBRELLAS
REPAIRED AND COVERED
MARSHFIELD CYCLERY
PHONE 158-R.
DRY GOODS AND
MILLINERY
Complete line of Notions.
SMITH'S VARIETY STORE
North Bend.
Commutation
Tickets $2.00
MAnSHFIELD-XOHTH DEXD AUTO
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.JANUARY TIDES
'olow is pi"on ttio tl.no and
Ltlght of nigh and low water nt
MLrshOeld
Tho tides aro placed Ii. tho order
of occurrence, with their times on
tne llrst line and heights on tho
Bocoud linear each day; a compnr-.J
'son on consecutive holghts will
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inuicuo wnou.er it is uigu or ow.
water. i'or hlch wnter on thn bar
substruct 2 hours 34 minutes
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WKATIIEH FOIIEUAST
tDr A.orla'M I'rr.i to Coo Uty Tlmrn.l
OIlEdON Italn In west; rain
or snow In enst; southeasterly
winds, brisk near const.
i.otwii ti:.mim:hatuke
ItEUOUD
For tho 24 hours cndlnc nt
4:43 n. in., .Inn. 1 1, by Ilcuj.
Ostllnd, special Boverninont me
toorologlst: Maximum 48
Minimum 40
At 4:13 n. in 43
Precipitation fiD
Precipitation slnco Sept. 1
1!)13 31.10
Precipitation snmo period
last year 30.00
Wind: South, cloudy.
DtiMlgo Stops. The dredgo Seat
tle Is shut down today for mlnoi' re
pairs, but will probably operate to
morrow, and tlion shut down for a
couple or threo days whllo tho on
gincs are overhauled.
Home Hut-lied. Win. Weir was In
from tho Newport mine yesterdny
and reports that flro of unknown
origin destroyed his house nnd all
Its contents nnd his clothing the
day before
Dunce Tonight. The rogulnr
monthly dnuclng pnrty of tho Marsh-
.field lodge of Elks, visiting Klks.
I nnd their wives, sisters nnd sweot
. hearts, will bo held nt the Masonic
Hall tonight.
I Itetter Work. Tho dredgo Senttlo
has been making better progress
(lately and has turned out In ex
cess of '.)000 yards on tno uii-nny
run. The dredge Is now receiving
about fourteen cents per cubic yard
I for dredging.
I Thire Aio Fined. John Hamlin,
Jim McClregor and John Miskall,
wcro each fined $5 this morning hv
City Itecorder llutlor. the first two
being' found guilty of appearing on
tho streets In a drunken condition
nnd the third prisoner bolug chnrged
with vagrancy.
High Tide Delays. UimrieH xoiilo
reports that tho high tide Is de-
Maying tno piio driving mr tno miu
Slough drain. Yesterday tho tldo
I flooded tho bolter and Mr. Noblo
hud luckily Just extinguished tho
flro and prevented an explosion. Tho
other day no inndo a record of sink
ing over iniriy piling in two iuhiih.
Mroi Friday. Tho Pnrent-Tonch-
ers' Club will moot Friday night.
I Miss haudrlth will road a roport on
school nurso work. Dr. Straw will
'Wilt on throat and nnsal troubles
nnd Dr. White, socrotnry of tho
State Itoard of Health, who Is ex
poctod hero tomorrow, will probably
speak. Tho musical part of thn
program has not been nrrnir ' .
I'uliiiotor UmmI. Mrs. J. T Jon
Him nf llnlllni'lifini WiihIi who Is
Ivlsltin? nftio'lmmo "at ileV sUte'r!'
Mrs. John Snydor. on South Urond
way, was suddenly ovorcomo bv a
fainting spell lnst ovonlng. A phys
ician was called mid ho Immediate
ly secured tho pulmotor and rosus-
cltated hor. She was reported got-
tlug along nicely this morning.
Delay Ituildliig. At n meeting or
tho building committeo or tho
Marshrield Lodgo or Elks this wook.!
tho opinion wns oxpressod that they They took us by surprise onco, but
had bottor delay starting tho struc- U ey will not find us unpropnrod horo
turo n yonr unless arrangomontsl nftor. You hot I am going to enrry
could bo mado to loaso tho loworingun. I have a rlHo and know how
rioor at a good rontal. Tho lodgo to use It. I shall bo ablo to take euro
will probably tako action on tho of niysoir, I do not bollovo I shnll
icport nt the meeting n week rrom ),o molestod, nB thoso outlaws nro
tonight. afraid."
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WHEAT $1.80 AT HA1XES.
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I Flour ! Flour ! Flour ! 1
Don't blame the woman if the bread is not good,
because it may be the flour is to blame. Guard against
poor flour and poor batches of bread by ordering from
us. Here are some of our leaders, which include the
famous Eastern Oregon and Washington hard wheat
flours:
Marvel, per sack $1.35
The Dalles Diamond, per sack, $1.50
White River, per sack $1.50
White Spray, per sack $1.50
Fisher's Blend, per sack, $1.75
lAUnthnn it ip rirnnopinc nf nnnnpol mnrMiinrlien un
VVIIblllCI II IO ll UlVil UO
always give vou the best
prices, i in uu ur luui umivunub uttny in ivicti&iiuuiu.
Phone us your order.
Bunker Hill tertment
REDOHDO STILL
IN THE HARBOR
Steamers Unable to Depart for
San Francisco Will Try
Again Tomorrow
Prevented wgnln from crossing
,0 "nr at tno entrance to uios nay,
" 18fn"u;r, . ondo returned to
Marshflcld this afternoon nnd will try
, ...,,..,. ,ni. s.. V,anniBPO .0.
morrow nbout noon. The bar is
reported to bo heavy nnd not safe
enough to risk on attempt nt going
out. Tho Adeline Smith lB still an
chorcd In tho lower harbor. Toinor
row will make threo days that tho
Btcamers hnvo been prevented going
nnd It is reported that tho same
condition prevails at tho Umpqua
whoro thero Is a fleet awaiting n
smooth bar.
Alliance In Sight.
Tho steamer Alliance, bound from
Portland to Marshflcld, was report
ed off Hecate Head this morning
hnd wns sighted this afternoon
nbout ten miles off tho cntrnneo to
Coos Day. If tho bar rcmnlns In
Its present condition, it Is probable
that an attempt to como In will not
he inndo until the morning,
Passengers Entertained.
Last evening the bar-bound passen
gers, on the Hedondo nnd a number
of Empire people enjoyed a dance at
the Arago Hotel In Empire. Music
was furnished by Leslie Isaacson and
Miss Nora Tower of Mnrshlleld, two
ol the passengers. Following tho
dunce, Mrs. Jns. Mngco entertained a
number of them at a little dinner nt
her home.
Among those participating were
Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Chambers, .Mrs.
Uello Chnmbors, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F.
MeUldowney, Miss .May Magee. Mr.
and Mrs. M. C. Maloney, Miss Stella
Wlcklund, Miss Norn Tower, MIbs
Frances Williams, Miss Eileen Getty,
Miss Alpha Peterson, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Fred Getty, Mrs. Hnyden, Lesllo Is
aacson, Hurley Snllng, Miss Ilessle
Coke, John Wlckmnu, Cnpt. Krlcksou,
Chler Knglneor Dickey, Purser Hnrry
lieyuolds and Assistant Engineer
Sullivan.
MOIti: POLIl'EMEX.
Killing lliiugs Them Under Elght
llour Lau Provisions.
SALEM, Or., Jan. 14. Under a re
cent ruling of Labor Commissioner
Hoff, nnd uphold by Attorney General
A. M. Crawford, all policemen In the
state aro subject to the provisions of
tho eight hour law. As u result, Mr.
Hoff will soon notify tho different
municipalities of tho stnto that po
licemen cannot ho employed more
than eight hours out of twenty-four.
No notlco of tho decision has yet
been received In Mnrshlleld mid It Is
not known as yot whether any action
will Im Inl;nn In InprnnRn tlin fnrrn
or whether the present force will bo
shifted so as to hnvo tholr working'
hours como within tho provisions of
tho stnto law.
PREPARE TO ItlTUHX.
Evicted Family Will Defy .Molt Willi
Flrcanns,
(lljr Amoi UIM PriM lo Coot ll)r TlniM.
AHERDUI5N. Wash., Jan. 14 Mrs.
Mnrgaret Ross and two sons, Earl
nnd Frank, who wero evicted Sunday
night rrom their homestead on North
River, Pacific county, by n mob or
neighbors who burned the Ross home,
lort tho homo or W. D. McCormlc yes
terdny to return to tho hcouo or the
trouble. Tho tlireo wero mined.
Mrs. Rohb. speaking with an As-
sciaie(l itckb limn uvur m riiitu
tolophono from the McCormlc l.omo.
liiiiu uuu was aiiuuni rciiuy iu tumi uii
tho return trip to tho homestead.
Thoy oxpectod to ronch Urooklyn sot
tloment, about throe mllos rrom tho
homestead, nt noon and planned to
stop thero nt tho homo or Postmaster
Vaughnn.
"Do you think I nm going to ho
driven rrom vnlunblo proporty?" sho
asked. "I nm not afraid of tho mob
Times Want ads bring results.
Ul IJLilllilUI llll UllllllUIOVs, Hll in
quality at most reasonable I
Store
PERSONAL NOTES
FKANK LOW 15 Is spending a few
days on tho lower Comitllc.
U15N SMITH, of Coos Klcr, Is a
Marshflcld business visitor today.
ATTORNEY C. I. RI5IGARD was In
Couulllo on court matters yester
day. GEORG15 SNYDER of Daniels Creek,
is In Marshflcld today on busi
ness. J. DENTON, of Myrtlo Point, arrived
in tho city lnst evening Tor a
brief visit.
JEFF HARTMAN. of North Ilend,
was a Marshfleld business visitor
lnst night.
MR. AND MRS. HARRY HARTMAN.
of Roseburg, arrived In Mnrsh-
fleld last night for a brief visit.
H. J. NERDRUM. of tho C. A.
Smith pulp mill, left on tho Ade
line Smith for San Francisco on
business.
MRS. DI5RT LATTIN, of Allegany,
arrived In tho city this morning
on tho raunch Express on a shop
ping trip.
JOHN HOLMES, of North Coos Riv
er, arrived in tho city this morn
ing on tho Inunch Express for a
brief business visit.
A. 15. SI5AMAN hns returned from
Hrldgo, whoro ho purchased three
thoroughbred Polnud China hogs
for his Coos River ranch from
Frod Nosier.
CHARLES ZIMMERMAN, of Conle
do, was In Mnrshfleld last eve
ning attending tho big bobsIoii of
tho Mooso lodge. Ho returned
to tho enmp this morning.
MR. AND MRS. RAY WILLIAMS, of
North llond, were visitors In
Mnrshfleld last night nnd this
morning, tho former "attending tho
doings of tho Mooso lodgo.
ARCHIE KRUSE, of tho Prosper
shlnglo mill, Is a Marshflold busi
ness visitor todny. Ho reports
that tho price of shingles, tho samo
ns other lumber, hns slumped bnd-
J. LEE DROWN Is expected homo
the latter part of tho week from
Salom, whore he Is on matters
connected with his duties ns lnom
bor of tho Stnto Hoard of Phar
macy. ATTORNEY I. N. MILLER, of
Marshflold, loft on tho morn'ng
train to attend court In Couulllo
this morning nnd returned on the
noon train after attending to some
civil business.
ROI1I5RT AOERS, n former well
known Coos Unylto nnd now own
er of a fine vineyard at Napa Val
ley. California. Is visiting friends
nnd rolntlves horo. He was called
back ns n witness In tho'Flotchor
estnto cases.
W. H. PIP15R nnd wlfo, or Coos
River, nro expected home soon
from Southern California, whero
they have been spending a few
months. Mr. Plpor writes thnt
thero Is no place like Coos -Hay.
A. JOHNSON, who Iibb been engaged
In logging rnr somo tlmo hero, loft
yostordnv ror iMmhor. Oregon, to
resume his old position ns foro-
ninn. operations having boon ro
sumed thero nftor n short shut
down.
WALTHIt DUGOAN, who Is In from
his homestoad In tho Unck CroeK
section, hnd somo or his, rrlends
guessing ns to who tho stranger
with tho grent growth or hirsute
ndornments was hut ho did not
hnvo enough to concenl IiIb Iden
tity. Ho expects to return thero
In n row days.
J. W. IIILDENDRAND returned yos
torday rrom Couulllo, whoro ho
wns pressed Into Jury servlco un
expectedly In a dnmago suit. Ho
wns on n little outing nnd wns
picked up by Shorlff Gago when
tho latter found ho was now a re
tired capitalist and did not hnvo
anything particular to do.
I. It. TOWER, who Is iiMklng n trip
to Eastern nuto ractorlns, has
been tuklng In tho big nuto show
In Now Yt.-U City. Ho will visit
with his pnrontB and sister nt
Monrovii. Cnlirornln, en route
homo nnd reach hero about Feb
ruary 1. ... . i
L. T. MATTHEWS Is up rrom his
South lulot ranch todny. Ho re
ports thnt llauuii Pros, nro mak
ing good progress with tho road
thoy aro building nnd will soon
bring out n tuft or about 100.
000 root and will thon dollvor
logs rogulnrly.
CAVFEHY OX TRIP.
E. J. Cnrrory, rormor ohlor or po
lice nt North llond, and holdor or
many interests In lumber In this
stnto, passed through horo this morn
ing on his way to California, whoro
ho will spend some tlmo looking af
ter his business interests. Mr. Cnf
fery, who has trnvolod much ovor
tho Northwost, says that Rosohurg
hns n distinctive roputntlon on nc
tount of Its splondld cllmnto and sur
roundings In many or tho distant lo
calities; nnd espoclnlly In Idaho,
whero ho rormorly lived, ho .-"s It
was spoken or as ono or tho 1l t
sections or tho stnto. Ho Is or tho
opinion that Roseburg has a bright
ruturo. Rosoburg Rovlow.
SOCIAL ('ALEX DA It
WEDNESDAY.
Nnrclssus Club with Miss Tal
ono Wlldo nt Eastsldo.
EikB dnnco at Masonic Hall.
D. M. C. Club with Mrs. Robt.
Simpson.
THURSDAY.
Mlnnlo-Wls Club with Mrs. F.
i II, Drossor.
I Thursday Club with Mrs,
I 15. F. Lomleux In Forndnlo.
! Norwoglnn Luthoran Young
Ladles with Miss Johnson at tie
i home of Rev. and Mrs. R. O.
! Thorpo.
I YomiK Matrons' Club with
I Mrs. Guy Kendall.
I A. N. W. Club with Mrs. C. F.
i McICnlght. i
IP UCTED
BY m JURY
Charles Spencer and Mrs. Lot
tie Cappious Will Plead
Friday Morning
Mnrshlle'd attorneys were notified
this morning that Charles Spencer,
charged with forgery, and Mrs. Lot
tie Cappious, hold for attempting to
kill Elinor Parkinson, would bo given
n chnnco to plead on Friday morning
nt 1(1 n'nlnnl In nlfnlilt pnlli'f nf f!n
qullle. Word to tills ofofct wns sent
over by Sheriff Gage and Indicates
that tho grand Jury has returned In
dictments in these two cases.
It Is understood thnt Spencor hns
been indicted on two chnrges, ono for
passing forgod checks nnd tho other
ror obtaining money under Talso pre
tenses, so ns to covor his enso thor
oughly. Elmer Parkinson, who Bworo out
tho complaint' ngnliiBt Mrs. Capploua
on tho charge or attempting to shoot
him over n week ago In the Right
Cnro, nnd who testified early this
week before tho grand Jury, was noti
fied to nppenr again beforo tho grand
Jury this morning.
Parkinson wont ovor on tho morn
ing trnln TolloWlng the receipt of a
tolephono messngo by Marshal Carter
from tho Shorlff thnt Parkinson wns
required at Coqulllo. It Is under
stood that Mrs. CnpploiiB has mado
chargoft against Parkinson nnd thnt
ho will bo grilled by the grand Jury.
Parkinson Is sufrerlng rrom n bad
ly burned leg, sustained when scald
ing hot coTfoo poured on him when
tho bullet from Mrs. Cappious' pistol
punctured tho cofreo urn.
Lost Ills Suit.
Tho enso or Rexford Starr, a
clerk at the Hlllyor Cigar store In
Marshrield, ngulnst tho Conloguo
Logging Company for $10,000 dam
agon for tho loes or n log found
ror the defendant. It. O. Graves
wns Starr's nttomey nnd In Decem
ber tho Jury that tried tho case dis
agreed. WANT ADS.
I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I
r
I'OUXD longshoreman's receipt
book. Call at Times oHIco and
pay ror this ad.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Gasoline
I lunch In good repair. Oeo. Bat
toy, at Curry Ilnrbor Shop.
FOR SALE My clwn stock of mil
llnory nd fancy goodB, also fix
tures, No othor In town. A
simp for pnrty with tho monoy,
nbout 11500. Address Mrs. V.
15. Lowellen, Myrtlo Point, Or.
WANTED t'liamltor work by oxjtcrl
onccd woman. Addross 15. M., Bojc
CC0, North liond, Oregon.
LOTS CLEARED City lotH mid ncro
tracts cleared at low rato. Esti
mates froo. P. O. llox 741,
North Rend, Oregon.
.
FOR RENT
FOR KENT HoiiHekeepInt: rooms.
457 South Urondwny.
FOR REXT 7-rooni furnlslietl
liouso. Call 107-X.
1'OIt HUNT SltH'ping rooms, reus
onablo by tho week. 229 South.
Broadway.
FOR REXT Five-room modern cot
tage on Elrod Avonuo. Apply W.
I). Curtis.
VOU REXT Fiirnlslied rooms, inotl
orn. 373 South Sixth street.
Phono 20D-L.
I'OR REXT Iargo liouso on South
11th street. Phono 119-L., or bo
A. n Cnmpboll.
1 FOR SALE I
'
I'OR SALIC lirgo safe foriuorly In
ubo iu old postofflco. First class
condition. Will Sell ror ?130 If
taken promptly. Apply i''Snra,"
caro Times offlco.
FOR SALE -One how Ii yrs. old, will
rarrow about March 1. Ono boar
2 1-2 years old. Chostor Whites,
Noll Watson, Mnrshlleld.
I'OR SALE
1 3-ln. Bain wagon In good shnpo
540.00. Address llox 240, Marsh
Hold. Penslar '
BUTTERMILK CERr
AND
PENSLAR VANISHING
CREAM
CREATES THAT
PEACH BLOOM
COMPLEXION
For sale at the
LEADING DRUG STORE
ncro II
fs Bay Steam Laundry
Cms every ten minutes rrom fl .. in
to 12:!!() p. in.
W. H. DINDINGER & CO.,
Phone 32.
Bunker Hill.
Tho Times want
thoy go after.
ads got what
Ne 57-J MnrchfiolH
G0RST & KING, Props.
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