THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
SIX
COOS BAY TIMES!
M. O. MAI.OXHV IMItor mid Tub. '
DAW 13. MALQ.VKV Xpwb Kdltor
Officii)! 1'npcr (if Coos County
& SHHPPENG MEWS
J Drop the linmmer and prab
I tlio hoc.
A Lincoln hair lock sold tlio other
day for $G5. Dave Stafford would
glvo more than that to get back his
tntsalnc locks.
0
cirrcinuxa thought.
It enn't rain more than three
i more- Sundays In April.
LEAVE TODAY
1 BREAKWATER
jM nolghbor has of hens a few
Natnod' "Maud," I'm Bure, for they
Are all bo glad to "coino Into
Tho garden" every day.
Tho wlrless telegraph makes
a. great saving In the matter of
poles and equipment. It Is to bo
hoped that just about as Coos
.Day 1b to reallzo her fondest
dreams some wise gink of an In
ventor won't dovlBo a rnlllcss
railway. ,
Has Large Passenger List for
Portland Fair Outgoing
Cargo of Freight
The Droakwatcr sailed this morn
ing for Portland with a capacity
paBSongor list and a fair cargo of
miscellaneous frolght.
Among those Balling on her wero:
Fred Fragon. Cecil Halo. Mlsa
I Violet Colo, Miss Florenco Colo,
Mrs. J. F. Colo, J. F. Cole. Lloyd
1
VESSELS F
SOUTH TODAY
I I STOCK
IN BAD SHAPE
Store Failed Because Coos
Bay People Wouldn't
Buy Old Goods
Tlin rrnflllnrtr of tfiiT1 rinfnnct nnd
IlKDOXIK) AXI AUOLTXK IX TOIS Bankrupt I. X-. t. Store nro pleased
MOHXIXO FKOM SAX FKAXCIR- to navo tho assurance of tho custod
CO HKDOXDO HKAT AROCrXI-I iarc nnd asslgnoo tliat tlio stock Is
HAHnr MHO IX. not so bad as It might bo. They
I will thus hopo to realize more on
The Hodondo arrived in early this their claims. Oho of the reliable
morning from San Francisco after and Prominent' .n'er'nJ8 .0' ,ell
making the run from tho Golden Gate who inpcc ted tho stock ata cs, lio-
S& ?.!? W ?.& , fn." oncen, rtho'SfuSs.1'''
tiiit-i . riiiii ru in iMiiiinii' nil iiii: -- . .. ..
ntttn tTwt nun nr tin ffnma tT Hint. I
Colo, Tom Mnglsas, Nols Rogue, Bay at low water, cant, noes got ",, "tn , nfnrfr l larirn
I A. I,, stovor, Ollvo Stover, Alice hnnp up on the Pony Inlet snoal' for j, ."";""". " colored VCBtB or tl,0l
Stover. Mrs. A. L. Stovor. John a. fnw- hnirrir. .HnB of rnncy coiorea tcss o iuo
Mlorto Mlko Eewlld, J. 13. Sewell, Cnpt. Itcos snld that the Hedondo l0r3wiMcoi In
C. P. McDowell, H. Coles. W. Tur- ran circles around the Arollnu, llio "tt". mnvS ylra JIo If noT mil to
vii n..f ti iin.... t l i r .-. .i i . i. -MJByiH mnnj yuurs uhv i "ui ijunu
DOESN'T WANT
SHANNON TYPE
O'llJltClf MI'MIIKH WltlTKS A
HTKOXfJ I.KTTWt ItnOAHIHXO
I'HOI'OSKI) KKVIVAI.S IN THIS
OITV.
ftilttnr Tlmf?
The attention of tho writer was ""
Hoffmnn, J. It. Wood, Miss Amy
i-rom, II. G. Dorondn, J. P. Klrk
patrlrk, Mrs. J. P. Klrkpatrlck, II.
Wallln, Sam LHJerath, 13. J. Pul
lon, L. P. Chandler, 13. T. Jojinson,
MIbs Hnttlo Hoyle, P. Wlrth, h. II.
Dill, K. J. Ittiton, F. J. White. P.
M. Drake, Mrs. John Hourcy, Paul
Smith, Howard Warnos, Warren
Uootli, Lloyd Schlssler, Labon Ste
vens, Oscar Lund, Waldo Mills, T.
Tarkolson, Chas. Hull, A. J. Gill
ette, Arnold Hnll, Carl Chnppler,
i mil Irvlno, 10. C. Gllko, I. McDnn
lol. Frank Hagloy, II. Jary, liny
Mind, Gust DomaraB, J. T. Hem
edy, W. A. Aekormun, John Guston,
Mrs. A. Hogors, Mrs. J. A. Good
will, Honry Fletcher, L. O. Faulk-
Airs. . o. FnuiKnor, Airs.
RIGHT CAT!
MONDAY
Jf. A. WHLLS COMI'JjKTKS IHO
IMPUOVKMEXT IX FIXIO MAT
IXG IIOUSI3 OX NORTH FKOXT
STHKKT KXOKIiIiKXT 8I3H
VICK ASSUKK1).
Tho Itlght Cafo, nowly arranged
and fitted, will bo opened to tho
public Monday noon by II. A. WoIIb,
who recently purchased It. Tho In
terior has been romouolled, tho en
tire building renovated and c!ean-
(1
.l , 11 BulH .
uu unu u if"ii DO one nf .,. '
oatlng hoiiBfW to be foun,i , riat
Under thoKiow Vrranllnjr W
kitchen Is in TVi rear 08,eT1' tht
but so arranged flint. It i fe c?f
viow. Special nrr,.. " ' Plain
been mntlo for the 7mJ h"
H. A. Wolls Is known t"?n' etc
Oregon as ono of tho bet SS0"1
ront men In the biiBlm... ?8tl
gained that reputation g? hh,",D
during tho sovoral years ih?'elf
mlnatlon to" make" t C
Cafo tho best possible, dvi
Rirtt
servlco. tho bent tn,J r...'nK QWck
sorvod, and Incidentnlh- tn i- b."
tho cleanest and most invllin. ? li
possible mviung pi,,,,
DO WOT CUV hard times wh.n
are missing tho low prices mt1?'
making on FIX)UH AxuvSnHh
nffri.,ll..t l.v nn nMiiminrnmniif In ""'" ' '"T, .MTH. w. II. WICK-
your paper under dato of April 9,!,l8. Kobt. I 'atr Ick, Chns. I llng
nottlng forth that tho Marshflold wor h, Donald Adams, Mrs. II. A.
MlulHlorbl Assodntfon had secured Joules, Ollvo Adams, Mrs. L. C.
tho sorvlces of IS. J. IJulgln. a not- jmr. ; A;..1.10' !CT,N,LV,5 ?"?
cd ovnngollBt on tho Dun Shannon ;vir; l ' . P. Wlllcutt,
typo, to conduct a Herlcs of moot- 'raBslo Chafl81' McMillan- Martin'
'Tt w,Mhn5o,nI,f'tlmt the writer ' ?!. Oorl Lln'doli. hlll t Gust,'; John
Ws not present in Marshflold dur- "''...'" "TO...1:11,, "X1!
Inc tho Shannon mootings, nut tno;'," , - . - 'i "
notoriety of Dnn Sluinnon was far
reaching nnd' the church-going people
of this rlty should unlto In a vigor
ous protOHt of tho action of tho
Ministerial Association, If It so bo
.In Tnlt.i T nn T.il.n Ci II
v..., uui.t, ..V.1IU.J, u.flll, Ullllllllll,
ilunndn Mingo. Tony Nick, T. Hill,
J. Schrocdor, liter t Colo, Joo Mlnot
tl, John Painter. Tom Papas, John
iiuvur, wiiunm nrown, jj. Thorson,
that tho said nulxlii 'la a .man of Tom Nick, If. Klllott, Frank Gey
Shannon's tyno. it Ih a sad reflec
tlim on tho ehurrhcH of Marshflold
to havu to resort to such sousatlonnl
inotliods to stir up tho people,
RmuHhlng up pulpits and furniture
gouorully nnd parading up and down
tho nlslcs with arms bare to the
olbnws challenging nny ninn In the
nndlence to ongnge In n fistic com
bat who dnrcu to differ In np:nlon
xrtl .blip mny be consldorod good
othlcsln the shim missions of Now
York or Chicago, but most Immolat
ing and vulgar to tho refined souses
of tlio church-going clement of
MarsMlleld. Such alniBlvo nioth
odfl aa wero omploved bv Pliunnnn
cannot be productive of good to
oltliur tho community or tho church.
Thor Is n marked distinction be
twoon a noted ovnngellHt and n no
torious evangelist Lot us hope
that HvangellKt IJulgln will not prove
ono of the Infer typo.
(Signed) A Clll'ltCHGOKIt.
CAPT. WEST ON
TRIAL AGA
U; S. Marine Corps Officer
Is Granted Another Hear
ing at Seattle
lljr AtKwUM I'm lo ('oo IUr TlniM
SHATTLU, Wash . April 11. Cap
tain Kriut K. West, of the United
BtnteH Mnrlue Cortm, who was tried
Hovornl weeks aeo bv a court martial
tilinrwd with Intoxication and cou
iluct uubocomliiR nu i-rili'er. will be
placed on trial aKKln .Monday, his ense
"JinvliiK boon reopen d on Instructions
from WaMiiht. n The verdict of tho
priHU'tit court -rt'al aa not bien
published. Cap'alu Wot has boon
tried twice 1 fore, once for aliened
Intox'i .itlon and . nf it fci nu alleged
nttack on his mother-in-law.
neck, Geo. Anderson.
time. Ho says that tho Hedondoi eas
ily made better time on the trip up
than tho Arollne made on her trial
voyage.
Tho Arollne arrived In at 10:15
so old. Thoy aro th kind Joo
Dennett woro In tlto days of his
youth, but ho would scorn to wear
'em now. Tlio rest of tho stock 1b
nlleged to bo In keeping with these
nnclont relics of forgotten unys.
with a good list and considerable Pnrt of tno Btock wn8 oriBmalIy
miscellaneous freight nnd got out nt
1:15. she had a good through busi
ness to Portland and n fair business
out of hero.
Tho racing game Is attracting many
of tho masters and tho Hardy arrived
in here today only nn mliour behind'
tho Arollne, although both left San
Francisco nt tho samo time.
Cnpt. RrfckBon, who hns Ueen
spending a month at his new homo In
Derkoloy while doing pennnco for tho
recent collision nt San Francisco, will
bo bnck on t'to Rodondo tho next trl.
Ti Is will mean that Captain Itcos will
bo off the run nnd mnny frIendH that
the Jovial master has mnde hero will
regret his absence He first enmo In
here on tho old Areata,
Among those arriving on the Ro
dondo wero:
C. KBtnbrook, Ann Fish, Mrs. K. II.
shipped from Montana to North
Uend, and as that city would not
have It the stock was shipped to
Marshflold", no tho people hero did
Jiot grasp tho nnclont duds of Mon
tana days tho storo Just petorcd
out. Tho proprietor, It Is reported,
took eight trunks with him whon ho
left for San Francisco.
A local paper that Is frlondly
to tho asslgnoo,. n fow weeks ago
printed n Btntomcnt to tho effect
thnt It roflised advertising rrom tho
I'. X". Ei sture because It was n
shoddy stock of a fly-by-nlght con
cern nnd advised tho pooplo not
to buy It or bo bunkoed by such
cheap goods. j
Tho aBslgnco could not fool tho
ucoplo of Marshflold Into electing
him n member of tho City Council.)
It Is to uo doubted thnt ho can
Harmon, Mrs. M. A. Denn, Klton fool tllcm Into buying shoddy nnd
Dean, P. A. Luckow, D. H. Man, W,
L. Tugglo, G. Johnson, C. W. Ctirrnu,
F V. Rlcord, Holen Lyster, Miss M. F.
Wentherly, M. F. Yukes, J. H. Stoldt,
II llorslop, Gust Ungor, K. OIboh,
Joo Johnson, Karl Carter, P. Stono,
R. Lacoy, F. H. Crosby and' Harry
Howard.
NOW IS THETT1ME
And This ThefPlace
forYOUR WALUPAPER
A'
NORTHWESTERN
RUMOR AG!
LL WE can say about the beauty of our stock
of WALL HANGINGS is doubly justified by the
splendid assortment we are showing. An en
tire new stock, It is a fact that tlio appreciation- of
what a correct wall means to the furnishings of a
home is at hand, There's a sense of fitness in an
artistic wall that is a source of constant delight, Our
aim has been to provide satisfying wall paper at no
more than is paid for crude, common things, Our cus-
Prices Range from 5 cents a single roll up
tomors tell us we have succeeded,
With our splendid stock we know we can suit even
the most critical buyer,
U Mieux & Miller
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS
393 North Front Street. Phone 115-R.
Marshfield, Orenon.
IMOPOKT THAT XHW SYSTEM IS
AflAI.V FIUIUIM! OX NXTKV
SlOX TOWARDS COOS HAY IS
AO.YI.V AFLOAT.
The old rumor about tho Ph'ciao
& Northwestern heading townrds
Coos liny is again rlfo here. J not who
hi wh.it stnrtod it Is not known, but
It Ik In pretty general clruculatlon.
One report had It that the coutracr
for K.O miles of road out of Uitrna
towards RoseburK had boon let.
Anothor that the Northw ostein had
oloiicd through or with the Mennuha
Woodenwnro company for wnterfiout
ngo ami holding on the Day.
15 W. Wright, wlm lort today rr
Portland, stated tht tho general feel
lug was that there would not be much
doing in mllruad iltnelopniont unless
tno iiillwHya werr allowed by tho Hi.
tortat Commerce Coiuntlhslou to ad
vance their rat as reiiutMted. Ho
Htntod' that imarly all of tho lines
-woro suffering from tho low- nita.
lnelde'itn . he said thnt business i
geuera'ij urolmbly HUfrer rs'
long a Hm. Mi'rt.aJs do In tWs rs-T
jioet
DOING VS. THINKING
It's all right to think, and think carefully, But
many people take so much time to think about a
tiling before they do it, that inaction becomes a habit,
and nothing is ever done,
Better make the mistake of making mistakes than
that of never doing anything,
Roal estate values have been going up year in and
year out, while some people were "thinking about it,"
The man who gets thore is the man who gets action
on himself, He thinks, but doesn't think too long,
You can act quickly and with perfect safety in buy
ing lots in Bay Park, The more you think about it
afterwards, the better you'll be pleased to think you
acted, Property gladl) shown any time you want,
shop'Worn clothing shipped from
Montana to Coos Dny.
Tlio short and ugly word when
used by people of chnractor and
dignity mny have some drnmntlc
offect, but whon used by n rubbpr
Htnmp hurlcqurn "It Is to laugh."
NORTH BEND M'WS
North' Rend Is experiencing a real
opldomtc of whooping cough, nearly
nil tho children being affected with
IL
Milliliter Fuul Dlmmlck of the
North Rend Lumber Company lins ro,.
turned from n business trip to San
Francisco.
ARRANGE TO TAKE
Your Easter Sunday Dinner
AT
THE CHANDLER
MUSIC
"HOTEL CHANDLER MENU TAULE. D'HOTE
$1.00 ' $i.oo!
Mmu
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Califoniia "Ripe Olivos Young Kndishcs
Celery
Consomme Duolicssc'
IMtngc of Eastern Oysters Epicurean
Medallions of English Sole n'li'i Kingstone
Ponnnes Moullc
Rissolettes of Sweetbreads Sur Canape "Decoro"
Early .Tune Peas Pineappl6 Sherbet
Native Oregon Turkey "Roti" Cranberry Snucc
19M Spring Lamb Green Mint Sauce
Snow "Flake Potatoes . Candied' Sweets
Fruit Salad Mncedonie
Tutti Frutti 3ce Cream Petit' Fours
Swiss Promago Dainty Wafers
Tea, Coffee or Milk
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Eunlcr Sunday, April 127, 1914:
JohnsonGalovsen Go's. Store
I Points the Way to Easy Home Furnishing
The right kind of a Furniture Store never meant so much to the purchaser as il
does today. We base our claims to patroiage upon no grounds other than the Tight
ness of our Furniture, our service and prices. We call this store "the right kind of
a Furniture Store," because it meets the most critical demands with the right kind
of service the same fair, just and equitable service to all.
SLEEPTHE CHIEF NOURISHER OF LIFE'S FEAST.
frjjjjJl
A continuous post Iron Bed;
Fitted with ten extra heavy filler
reds and deep extension foot end.
A high quality Bed for $8.50
A high quality layer Felt
Mattress. An exceptionally
well made mattress, with 50
pounds of layer Felt put in
its construction and it will
not mat or become lumpy.
Sold for $10.00 and worth
every dollar of the price.
I. S. KAUFMAN 8c CO.
177 Front Street.
An oil-tempered Spring. Here is a com
fort that means perfect relaxation that
makes "sleep full of rest from head to foot."
Priced from $3.75 to $9.00.
"Why Pay More"
JohnsonGulovsen Co.
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