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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
THREE
as
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The Duke
Unitlih model. Low
heel and toe. Tun '
Runla Calf or Ulnek
Velvet Calf M and $8.
A STRONG
IT.MTON
Shoe Style and
Foot Comfort
The "Natural Shape"
that your foot requires
The exact style that your
taste prefers
Perfectly united in our
assortment of
"A friend to your feet"
to meet the particular wants
of particular people at a low
price for high value,
t
Woolen Mill Store
Apparel Specialists for Men
and Boys.
MARSHFIELD NORTH BEND
AT THE HOTELS.
Tin. CI. .....II...
.lnH" n D?r?t' Port,n"I: Dornnn Prd
r,'caltl! O. A. Drown, Wagner,
A. Nolaion, -Portland: .1. R. Toever;
. II Hnqulst. Seattle; S. K. Ral
""". ! erke.ey; y. P. Russell, Port
land; J. a. Gabrll. Tacomn.
Tho Llojd.
uJMiMc'idn,m8' ciullle: Fred Stncg,
Seattle; L. Urown. Myrtle Point; W.
. .J...CU,,, uuKinnu; joim Kearrs,
&lVE;. S,eron' Coaledo;
ired .). Todd San FranelBco; S. Tal
corn, Toledo; E. F. Dalley, Roseburg;
J. U. Smith, Bondon.
Hlunco
J. B. Anderson, South Inlet; V. P.
Stanford. North Inlet; H. L. Russoll,
North Inlet; V. p. VBcnhafcr, North
lend; M. Mackman, Blue Rldgoi Ed.
Haines, Coos Itlver.
St Lawrence.
Mary liny, Deadwood, S. D.; J.
JoiMison, Beoner Hill, BUI Graves,
Astoria; Edla Linden. Astoria.
Cpinro
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOUND A steel blade for Comblna.
tlon square. Owner may have
property by paying for this nd.
KOll HAI.K CHEAP. Comph to
household ftiriilturo for five
rooms. W. C. Dalle, Sherman
eve., near Union. Phono Gl,
North Dend.
FOU HUNT Km-iiMied liuihe-Hw
lug rooms, ground floor .096 First
and Ulrcli. Phone 239.1.
WANTED A M'eoiitl liiiml gn plate.
Phono 337.1.
I'OIt DENT Large room with heat,
suitable for three or four gentle
men. 395 Fourth Street South.
KOR HAM-: Household goods on I'll
Ion St. nenr ball park, North Dcud.
Soo Mrs. Farrls.
DRCVfriES
TIDES KOll APRIL
. Dolow is riv n tho tlmo nnd
height of high and low wator at
Marshflold.
Tho tides aro placed In tho order
of occurrence, with their times on
tho first lino and heights on tho
second line of each day; a compar
ison on consocutlvo heights will In
dicate whether it Ib high or low
wator. For high wator ou tho bar
suosiract two hours 34 minutes.
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WEATHER KOHKCAHT
(Ur AumUi1 Pmi la Coo. nil TlmM.
OREGON Fair with light
froBt tonight in -west and
heavy frost in east; northerly
winds.
I'OIt RENT Kni-nlslied house-kecp-lug
rooms. 977 Fourth St. South.
KOI I It ENT Modem new five room
bungalow. Garden, chicken parlc.
Phone 220-It. 543 S. 12th Streot.
KOR KENT Two rurnltiVil house,
kerning rooms, 373 Sixth Streot,
Phono 259L.
WANTED
AQWMiaO Hl'DS ENLARGE.
3i lilac buds enlarge
i"- (old doth star tho tnrgo
l! th fait-greenlng grass. . . .
flit, tone aro pain and woo;
lit ft Joy and como Dollght,
pater day and shorter night;
tnjh nd leap, and dnuce nnd slug,
-rt'i the world's archangel. Spring!
John Rhuddlau.
HELD I'OIt MUHDEH
Mori-huu Campbell Refused Hull nt
ltoeliut-g In Rerker Murder.
KOSEDl'ItO, Ore, April 20. Af
ter n prollmluary examination last
ing over two hours, Morrison Camji
Itoll, charged with tho murder of
John Decker at Cleveland on April
1 G, was held by order of Justice II.
' W. Marstors, without ball, to await
notion liv tl'O urnnd Inrr.
WANTED Girl wlU tnko em-o f
.children during tho day. 239 South
Droadway, or Phono 70-L.
WANTED lly New Eiigliuiil Cook,
position where- grown son can.net
as assistant cook, helper or chore
boy. HiiHband also wishes posi
tion In Marshflold ns carpenter,
ranch hand or In lunibor camps.
Highest recommendations furnish
ed. Address or wlro II. Rood, U. F.
D. 1, box 03 Orange, California.
FOR SALE
Ihe Roval
TONIGHT
IBS MADLE FORD Tho best
rm tver in Marshflold, In two
ttj longj,
WO feet of tho best motion nlc-
M.
"SUCCESS"- A groat drama with
fwl. In lag Cummlngs and
Ah of dramatic work which
-i picture requires.
FLESH DP iiib ii.r'aii"
US IClOr. ot ilnrv tlilllli..r mill
Jlflnj,
E FATAL TAXICAn" A
wjie one-reel farco comedy.
J Picture lias laughing gas boat
mi.fA0.1 t0 ,augh and can't.
AMISSION Lower floor, 16c;
""ll IUC
DR. VlPllni onu xr mnn
fe- "iv iiuumn jxnit inn
.'"tour reols and 125 scenes.
r--gur.lt TUMOHItnW NIOHT.
AUTO CALL
FOR FnnTP'Q fliims
' tOOd rjira trltti nnMA..i .la.!..-!
f &T Borvlco, phono 144-J,
'gnt service, Phono 200-1.
"ignt uoro.
D. L F00TE.
Ubbr(Y1T. mu. ...-j .,, ,
? USUI). Phono 72, Pacific
- u iransier company.
Program for
Grand Theater
General Vllm Company's motion
plptnro mast rplece, "THE VAM
PIRE," In tlireo parts featuring
IJcrt Frencli and Allco KIb in tho
woiid-fninous "Vamplro Danco."
This. amnzliiR danco brings nbout
tho redemption of n country boy
who has beon mado un outcast by
an adventuress. Tho danco will
fascinate you ns It has fascinated
poople all over tho world.
PATHB WEEKLY NO. 9 Al
ways interesting nows In pictures
happenings o: isih.
"A TRUACIIEROUS RIVAL"
A full reel dramatic production by
tho Edison company.
5 reols all new shown for tho
first tlmo in Marshfleld.
Chlldron 5c Adults 10c.
COMING THURSDAY "THE
TOP OF THE WORLD IN MO
TION" In six reels.
PHONE 1CQD
10 Cent JO lx
Messenger Service
MARSHFIELD CYCLERY
KOll SALE Tomato, ciililmge, halo
strawberry plants of best vnrloUos.
Tower IUU Gardons, P. O. Dox
l 389, Mfld, or loavo orders at PIo
I necr or Warner Groceries.
KOll SAM-: Klne Plnyei-lono piano
at a sncrlflco and oosy torms. Par
ty going away. Phono 12G-J or
117. .
Hilt HALI-: (iiHid le.siiiiirnnt doing
oxcell nt business. $300 cash.
Address E. R.. caro Times.
KOll SAM-: Itouiul mliir HOOO-gnl.
tank, tower about 75 ft. high,
heavy timbers. 400 ft. of 1 1-4 and
2-inch plpo with all connections;
gas engine and pump. Will sell
together or separately. Apply to
Kout. siarsuon, sr.
KOll SALE Hotel business. Cheap
If taken at onco. Phono 478, Em
pire, Oregon. Arago Hotel.
KOll 8AM- On account of sicklies
I will sell tho Mldgot Care. Do
ing good business next to postof
flco. North Bond. Ore.
KOH RENT KiirnlHhed housekeep
ing rooms. 471 Elrod avenue.
Phono 200-L.
KOll RENT KnriilHheil room with
bath, for single gentleman. 358
Third and Highland.
I
FOR RENT
'cwniibHs All standard manes, sow un .BrtaD'r
f ms, new and rebuilt. Fox, Underwood, Remington, Royal,
55; U c- smith, and Smith Premier, for rent or 'exchange.
fejM? !- W..r!fE!"5SS2fli4. A Rlance office.
r.cr UL-ltvcreU. I'llOllO US your wren. -
IThWRITER EXCHANGE AMU burrn uu.
f DAYS MORE ONLY before prices In Perlmin Park will
I U he ailvnnced 10 per cent. .Ry niaklng our selection of
. i .. ... .. cjo tn SOO a lot. .ThU
nHunon now you jviu o i" v- ---"lrty
IS ,ocatcd ,n ,e henrt of ,,o city nnd lots range in
" trom 300 to $000, on easy terms, a small payment down
ance J two and a half years. Sec Held about It. Make
JPNutmenu by lhonet Ca o0,.j 0r 327-J. Office open even-
" tm 7 to
8 o'clock.
W. A. REID, OWNER'S AOENT, 15 0 Kront Street.
KOll RENT Two room fiirnlhlied
apartment. Inquire nt Nashurg
Grocery.
KOll RENT Furnished apartment,
In rear of 878 South Fifth street.
KOll RENT Room with or wlUiout
board. 1G0 80. Tenth streot.
LIVERY HUSINE8S KOll
'SALE OR TRADE
Until furUier notice, I will
offer for salo trucks and
transfer wagons, piano trucks,
hoictf and harness and other
appurtenances too numerous
to mention. Will sell or
trade my entire stock nnd
business ns a whole or by tho
. piece; will tnko in exchange
any live stock except horses or
will toko teemed notes for 11
i-eufconnhlo length of time. I
have managed this business
for twenty-flvo years and now
am ready to retire, and have
no other reason for selling
out. .Will rent barn very
reasonable.
L. H. HEISNER
Marshfleld, Oregon.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
RECORD
- For tho 24 hours ending at
4:4.1 a. in,. April 20, by DenJ
Ostllnd. special government mo-
I toorologUt:
Maximum 51
Minimum 41
At 4:43 n. in. ;i
Preclpltntlon 03
Precipitation, since Sept. 1,
1913 01.48
Precipitation snmo period
lost year 57.90
Wind: northwest, partly cloudy.
WAR WITH MEXICO
.MAY RE A JOKE.
Rut war on the Pi-Ice of a guaranteed Ci-enni Heimrator N de
clared to be a money making uiul money Haver to you Mr. Dairy
man. . .We can show ou from 1W to 40 up 011 an absolute Guaran
teed Separator.
Schroeder & Hildenbrand
HARDWARE AND PLUMUING TELEPHONE 77-JT.
ments and by mortgago foreclosures
has gono into tho bankruptcy and
Jos Schmeddlng has been appointed
trustee When Mr. Schmeddlng wont
to take chargo, he found that nil of
tho $1S00 worth of UBScts that Qunr
teinnss hnd listed In his petition had
been taken awny by parties who
bought them at tho mortgago foro
closuro sale. Now thoro will prob
ably bo litigation over tho mortgage
foreclosure as the mortgago was giv
en to thu First Nntional Bank within
four months of the date of bankrupt
cy.
Quick Trip. Tho Adeline, Smith
reached Bay Point nt 8 o'clock this
morning and started unloading, hav
ing mado tho trip down In nbout
thlrty-Blx hours. Tho Arollno did
not get out Saturday night and con
sequently there was no race. Tho
Adtllno will lenvo thoro tonight for
Coos Bay.
REOPhB'YQUl
X2i
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New Chair Jos. Terrell, proprie
tor of tho Chandler Barber, Is arrang
ing to add a third chair this wock.
Sell Place Mrs. Euolla Tumor
has sold her country homo nt Mill
lugton to Mr. McCluro an attorney
who recently located on tho Day.
Bring Dredge Capt. Herman Lar
son who is now nt Floronco Is ex
pected to bring his bucket dredge, tho
Oregon, bnck to Coos Day within a
fow weeks.
Old Votei-n Geo. N. Dolt, who Is
registering voters snys ho has regis
tered three well advanced In years.
They ore Robert Starkoy, aged 84.
Frank Llngrcn, aged 82, and Mrs, Re
becca P. Uldloy, aged SO.
Kiuu Koclal The basket social and
program given by tho pupils of E.k
Rock District on Coos River Satur
day night was a big success. Tho
program was fine and tho auction of
baskots brought $103. Mrs. Fred
Stora's basket brought J 13.
Mlllcomn Election Tho Mlllcoma
Club Is having Its annual olcctlon to
day, thoro being a rather spirited
contest between J. II. Flanagan nnd
W, U. Douglas for tho presidency, and
over tho houso commlttoo member
ship. Niiiiiu Omitted Through a typo
graplgal error, tho namu of Miss Mil
dred Storoy was omitted front tho
list of members of theo Marshfleld
high school graduating class and
from tho Sonior Play. Miss Storoy
Is 0110 of tho best student in the class
and her classmates felt grieved over
tho error.
.Many Kln.'ilng Tliero was 0 largo
number of fishermen on Coos River
yesterday. F. L. Graunls and J. Q.
Jarvls got tou, Walter Dutlor and par
ty landed about seventy and Chns,
Hlckox, Dr. Vuughun, C. W. Wolcott
and Fred Palntor landed about forty
five nlco ones. Tho latter fished
near tho Rogors ranch.
Die nt Hlllhboio Press Dispatch
es announce thut P. II- McEuery a
newspaper man who hns been work
ing at Hanks nnd Cornelius, was
found dead In thu road near Hills
boro, drugs or alchol being blamed.
He formerly worked nt Klamath Falls
and wob engaged for a short tlmo on
a Marshfleld publication.
Enjoy Party. A party was hold
at tho Dotson Hotel Saturday night
In honor of Landlord George B.
Hughes' birthday, Di&nclng and
cards were followed by a box sup
per. Tho hotel gutsts nnd a num
ber of outsldo frionds participated
In tho festivities and enjoyed a big
tlmo.
Orgnnfiue Rouglu-ldeih Miaihal
J. W. Carter alroudy Is planning to
organize a company of roughrlders,
who will go to tho front n case vol
unteers are called for by President
Wilson. Claude Tucker says ho will
enlist In thu company If It Is organiz
ed and should ha over get near the
line of action "ho will pick up his
little drum and boat it".
.Saln'8 Trouble C, M. Sain, for
merly editor of tho North Dend Har
bor, Is having troubles with his claim
on salt deposltB In lakes Albert and
Sumner in Eastern Oregon. A Now
York syndicate Is1 now trying to get
it nnd Governor Vest has turned the
latter offer down. Sain is to pay the
state from 150,000 to $200,000 per
year but so far ho has not beon able
to finance the project.
Council Tonight Tho . Mnrshgleld
city council wll meet tonight. It Is
expected that tho matters relatlvo
to the drainage or tho filled area will
come up and some street improve
ment projects, also. Tho pumps In
stalled at Tenth street to pump out
accumulation of wator west of the
dike aro doing good 'work reducing
tho water lovol about six Incvhos por
day.
1'.... I...1. (Wh Ul.wl- Tp ntinrtn.
mass, the North Dend Confectioner. I
whoso store was closed on' attach-.
KMOW
ABOUT
C. R. PECK wont to Coqulllo this
morning to attend court.
A. K. PECK left this nftornoon for
Coqulllo on legal business.
FRED VERIUNG of Hnynea Inlet Is
a visitor In Marshflold today.
MRS. C. F. HODGE of South Inlet Is
slopping In Mnrshfleld today,
W. C. HARRIS, JR.. camo down on
the Sunrtso from Sumner .today.
DR. EVERITT MINGUS loft on tho
morning train for Coaulllo today.
MISS FLO. KELLY of Isthmus Inlet
Is shopping In Marshfleld today.
MISS LAURA WATSON of Isthmus
Inlet Is shopping In Marshflold to
day. H. HENDERSON of South Inlet Is
a business visitor In Marshfleld
today.
DORSEY KREITZER returned today
noon irom a uuhiuohs trip to Co
qulllo. "
AL STEVENS of Hnynea Inlot Is a
btiHlnoRH visitor In Mnrshriold to
day. WILLIAM MeCULLOCII of Ilaynos
Inlet Ih in Marshfleld today on
business.
JAMES STAUFF of 8umnor camo
down on tho Sunrlsn for Marsh
flold today.
MRS. C. M. RHODES and daughter
of South Inlot aro visitors In Marsh
field today.
WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN of Hay
nes Inlot camo down on tho Mos
songor today.
CHARLES ESTERBECK of Catch
lug Inlot Ib a, business visitor In
Marshflold today.
MAYOR L. J. SIMPSON hoaded tno
North Bond Good Roads boostors
for Coqulllo todav.
MRS. ETHEL BELIEU was a visitor
at Sumner on Sunday, roturnlng on
tho Sunrlsn today.
II. C. DIEIIS. of North Bond loft
on the morning train today for Co
qulllo to appoar before tho County
Court.
GORDEN SMITH and Arthur Mc
Kcown enjoyed n days' fishing In
Coos Rlvor landing 22 good sized
trour.
WM. GARRETT, foromnn of Smith
Powers camp 1, enmo down from
South Coos Rlvor yesterday for
a snort stay,
CHARLES II1CKOX Journeyed up
Coos River In his prlvnto craft In
quest of fish Sunday but reports
very poor luck.
MESSRS MILA8 RICHARDSON and
Guy Cutltp of North Dend woro
visitors nt tho sulander homo at
Sumner on Sunday.
DON GARDINER, representing, Dun
uhnm Carrlcan & llnvdon of San
Vranclsco, loft on tho morning
train enrouto to Gold Roach, to
call on tho trado.
MESSRS HERBERT RUSTERUD,
Warner Ogron, Wllllan A. Dalir,
Del. Dengsten nnd Wnltor Butlor
comprised a fishing party that
spent Sunday nt Coos Rlvor land
ing 78 fish.
DR. L. M. MOTT left on tho morning
train for Coqulllo today to appoar
beforo tho County Court. Dr.
Mott nays If war Is declared with
Mexico he will bo whoro tho shot
Is the thickest rundor tho amuul
tlon wagon.
MAX ROBERTS, formerly clork at
Smith-Powers camp 5, was hero
yesterday to spend Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. Chus, Van Duyn.
Camp 5 is to bo moved today to
the Smith-Powers lino beyond
Myrtle Point whoro It will bo used
as a arllroad construction camp and
tho old employee will bo transfer
red to the other camps at Coaledo,
PETER LOaoiE of North Bond loft
for Coqulllo on tho morning train
as a member of tho commlttco ap
pointed by tho North Bond Cham
ber of Commerce to appoar boforo
the County Commissioners, today
and ask that tho original plan of
expenditure for the coming bond
Issue remain as it Is.
FISHING LUCK
ON CDOS RIVER
1 Along the Waterfront. '
Tho tug Gleaner camo In today
from Gardiner with a consignment
of freight.
Tho Tramp which has been lying
at Empire for tho past three months,
will soil for Florence on Tuesday with
a consignment of freight..
And thero aro not noarjy ns many
Don Juans in this country ns the av
erage barroom conversation would
lcaij you to bfllevo.
Matson and Blanchard Lose
Laurels to Mrs. Blanchard
and Miss Watkins.
Tho gentleman who told tho first
fish story, would dcclaro that ho "vna
an nmctuor should ho hear of
tho adventurcB of Arthur Blanchard,
Ralph Matson, Mrs. Arthur Blanch
ard, and Miss Ruby Wntklna who
spent Sunday nt tho "Nook" on Coo
River.
Messrs Blanchard and Matson upon
their arrival began nrrnngtng fish
ing poles, preparing for a days good
fishing, both bonrlng that aolf con
fident look of nil exporlencod ang
lers prior to tho commencement of
a day's hard luck.
They Btartod out nbout 9 a. m.
nnd did not return until nbout 3 p. 111.
each bearing a look of disgust on.
their wonrlod countonnnco, declaring:
tho fish hnd all left Qoob Rlvor for
tho day as they woro pot encourag
ed by a single nlbblo, Ralph had
tho ploasuro of enjoying an awful
lioadacho over tho III luck.
Tho boat bolng Idle Miss Watkins
and Mrs. Dlauchard thought t hoy
won Id try their fortune as anglers,
and with no specific purposo as to
direction, flontod down tho river nnd
returned in less than twenty min
utes with rive good sized fish,
Immudlntoly Messrs. Dlauchard and
Matson examined tho fish and ox
pressed serious doubt whether tho
fish woro caught In Coob Rlvor. Mr.
MntHou said that ho thought they
woro sumo fish secreted In thu boat
for soma time and woro resurrected
by tho two fair anglers. Miss Wat
kins, ilcnlos this howovcr stating that
It was simply fisherman's luck.
"Wo jiiBt went out and returned
with somo fish" said MIbh Watkins
todny. "Thoso hoys think thoy'ro ro
gular fishermen, but they must re
moiubor that tho fish in Coos Rlevr
nro particular who land thorn, and
Mrs. Dlauchard and myself just hap
pened along nround dinner tlmo
when all fish aro real hungry and will
blto at anything."
"I was born with a fishing rod In
ono hand and a fish In tho other" said
Mr. Matson In confidence today, "and
whllo accidents havo Jinpponod la
tho fishing gnmo, I think inv friends
coaxed thoso fish from somo sucker
who hnd fished all day hlmsolf. They
passed a party of which Wlllam A.
Dohr, who boos fish in his sloop, was
n mombor, and I firmly bollovo they
conxod tho fish from him."
When Boon todny Mr Bahr who Is an
old angler was very reticent but ad
mitted that he was fishing in Coos
River on Sunday and that ho met
tho young Indies. "Wo rowed up the
river Sunday and tho girls we're
drifting down" said Mr. Dalir "I did
not see them, and rowed against
their boat and wo talked for 11 few
minutes. I counted my fish aftor they
had loft and whllo I could not swear
I think I wns a fow short, but 1 do
not bollovo my lady friends rolloved
mo of my fish,"
KINDHD
AIDED FAMILY
Tho response to tho appeal for
tho Mellalo family of Eastsldo has
beon most generous and oxceedod
the umount required to pay tho
funeral expenses of their eon thu
additional funds can and will be
used to advantage for tho family.
Tho contributions left at the
Drown Drug company totalled 2G
and tho poopla of Eastsldo and C
A. mlth mill hands ralsod a pursu
of $58. The latter was turned In
through Mrs. Fred Moore of East
sldo. A numbor of Eastsldo folks
aided In It .
Mrs. Lodward of Marshfleld, -who
has boon doing much to nllovlate
tho needs of tho family, assisted
greatly.
Tho oxponso of the funeral was
$35 for tho undertaker and $15
for rigs, leaving a balunco of $34
which will bo UBod for tho family.
17
VINOL
docs
not
help,
your
money
is
refunded.
THE LEADING DRl STORE
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