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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1914 EVENING ED1TIQI.
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COOS BAY TIMES
M. 0. MAIiOXKV Editor and Pub.
DAN K. MALONEY News Editor
Official Paper of Coos County
Entered at the Postofflco at Marsh
field, Oregon, for transmission
through the malls as second-class
mall matter
BIG LEAGUE
GALL SCORER
BAD CHECK 10
CAL WRIGHT
WAHHANT ISSUED KOU JOHN
BHATiKV WHO IS SUPPOSED
TO IIK AT IIANDOON ISSUED
910 WOIITIIMMS CHECK.
Cal Wright of tho pinyinoro liar
today sworo out a warrant In Justice
Ponnock'8 court charging John Shal
oy with obtaining money under falBo
pretenses. Tho warrant was Bont
to Shorlff CJago. as Shaloy Is sup
posed to bo In'Handon. Tho check
was for HO and was drawn on tho
llartniun-ThompBon bank at Port
land. It was returned markod "no
funds." 8haloy worked around res
taurants while lioro.
Forged Chock for License.
County Clork Watson Is roportod
to havo been "stung" a few weeks
ago when ho accepted a check from
Ed flmlth fbr a -woiMIng license.
Smith also cashed n cottplo of more
worthless chocks on tho mill board
ing house man at Porter. Ho wan
taken boforo tho grand Jury but on
promlso to mako tho checks good
waB roleased.
Portland Loses Again to San
Francisco Venice and
Sacramento Win.
t'lr AmocUiwI rfM (o Coo nr TlmM.)
PORTLAND, Or., May 1. Port
land lost again yesterday to San
Francisco, threo to two. Tho games
yesterday!
At Oakland R. II. E.
Sacrnmonto 4 10. 1
Oakland 1 7 0
Datterlcs: Stroud and Hannah;
Malarkcy and Alexander.
At Portland R. H. E.
Portland 2 7 0
San Francisco .1 7 1
Dattorlcs: Fanning nnd Sopulve
Ja; West, Brown and Haworth,
Fisher.
At Los Angeles R. II. E.
Los Angeles G 82
Venice 9 7 1
Dattorlcs: Chech and Ilrooks;
Klepfcr, Smith nnd Elliott.
HOPE 10 GEI
S
ED
COUNTY GLDG.
SOON HOT iN FAVOR
I
Dan Conlogue Expects Camps Panama Exposition Authori
and Mill at Bandon
Start Within 3 Months.
ties Have Rule Barring
Exhibits by Counties.
AMERICAN' LEAGUE.
Clevoland 3; St. Louis 3.
Chicago 4; Dotrolt 5.
Iloston-Now York; rain.
VaBhlngton-Phlladolphla(;
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
rain.
i LOCAL OVERFLOW. '
ItKHISTItATION CLOSIXS
Registration for tho prlmnry olec
'tlun closed yesterday. Justlco I'on
noo registered HG horo. Sovcral oth
ers also registered voters In Marsh
Hold. It will' probably bo sovcral
days boforo tho total registration Is
known.
St. Louis 0; Chicago 7.
Clnclnnatl-Pittsburg; cold.
Now York-Boston; rain.
Phlladolphla-Drooklyn; rain.
NORTHWESTERN LEAOUE.
Victoria 2; Vancouver 3.
Scnttlo B; Spokano 0.
Portland 1; Tacoma 4.
Won Cnnc. Mrs. Jenulo M. Ste
wart returned from Coqtillle toilnv
nnd btates that Judge Coko throw out
of court tho caso of Harrlngton-Doylo
Company against her. They got a
Judgment In Justice's Court nnd she
apponlod.
PLAN RAILWAY
: TOWARD BAY
Roach Timber Company, Wey
erhauser Interests and
L. F. Luse in Project.
PORTLAND, Or.. May 1. Agree
ments Blgncd In Porltnnd botwoon
tho representatives of tho Roach
Tlmbor Company, tho Woyorhnusor
Company nnd tho J. F. Luro Com
pany, of Sutherlln, settled tho first
stops In tho construction of tho
Cut It ft 1 1ft fnra Iln I. tnalftnii T lit-
"J',., S? f Coql,," ,B a way out of Suthorlln-ohBtward to tap
tho nig timiior Dolt lying twenty-
Vessels Today. Tho Yellowstiono
arrived In from Portland today with
freight nnd will sail tonight or to
morrow. Tho Speedwell Is scheduled
to leave from hero this afternoon for
San Francisco.
PERSONAL OVERFLOW
Marshflold visitor
J. R. MAORI-: of tho RIvorton mines
was In Mnrshfleld last ovenlng on
business.
S. A. CARMICHAKL who Is now con
seven miles from that city.
Representatives of the oastorn
concorn who woro In Portland yes
terday woro L. Roach of Mus-
ducting a tlo camp on South Inlot, cntlno, Iowa, C. M. Crogo of Spok-
ls a Marshflold visitor.
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
FRIDAY.
Skonnsa Club with Mrs. Mllo
Sumner.
DomoroHt Contest nt Ilnptlst
church.
Ladles Art Club
C. Fonslor.
Excelsior Club.
N. L. Y. P.
hall.
North Rend
ball.
Thlmblo Club
8. Kaiser.
Mrs. O. 8. Torrey entertains
for MIssr Laugworthy.
SATURDAY.
flood Time Club vlth
Tholmn Lvnus.
Mlnnlo-Wls Cub with
Wm, Iloagland.
Yount; Matrons with
OtlB Wilson.
Presbyterian Cooked
Snlo.
with Mrs,
I
S. at church I
I
Rhododendron I
with Mrs. C.
Miss
I
Mrs.
Mrs.
nno, and William Mussor of Iowa
City, who ropresonts tho Woyer
hauscr Interests. F. U. Wnlto nnd
J, F. Luso. of tho J. F. Luse Com
pany, of Sutherlln. woro tho local
parties to tho agreement.
Tho englncor will bo secured lm
moJIately and construction on tho
rond will bo put under way as quick
ly ns posslblo, It Is roportod. Tho
first unit of tho road to bo com
pleted will bo twonty-sovon mllos
that will run eastward from Suth
erlln. ' Lator It Is contemplated to ex
tend to Coos Ray and run Into tho
Interior of tho stnto. Tho luunod
Into nlm of tho company Is to pro
vldo for tho dovolopmont of tho G4,
000 acres of timber oast of Suther
lln. Mills for handling this tlmbor
will probably be established In
Sutherlln.
HE SURE nnd SKIN Coos Day
Improvement bond PETITIONS.
I '
4
If you are not ashamed of your
gootN. A D V M K T I S E THEM.
I Prcsbytorlnn Cooked Food IMAGINARY HEART TROl'llLE
I Snlo. I ' Do you havo pains In tho region
of tho heart? Dose you honrt thump?
Its torrluio pounding alarms you?
What Is wrong? Do you bollevo thoso
symtoms mean honrt trouble? Orga-
,, , ,. ,, ,,,,,' iilQ dlseasoa of tho heart vory sol
AUint A on Havo Hecii Looking lor. ,,, occaslon much pain. Nearly all
, i of thoso pains nro caused by somo
Morltol White Llnlnionr Is n prop- derangement of tho stomach. Morltol
nratlou that gives satisfaction whoro Tonle Dlgostlvo Is especlnlly rccom
n nnln killer and heufor Is needed, mended for Indication nud dyspop
Wo do not believe yaw could got a sin, and for restoring tho stomach
betor liniment at finy prlco. Owl to Its normal functions and no
Proscription Pharmacy. Frank D. more heart disease? Owl Prescrlp
Cohan, Opposite Chandler Hotel, tlon Pharmacy, Frank D. Cohan,
Phono 74, Control Avenue Drug Opposlto Chandler Hotel. Phono
Stoiv, exclusive agency. Prlcos 25c, 74- Central Avenue Drug Store,
GOc, $1 00. exclusive, agents. Prlco $1 00
Dan Conlogue of tho Conloguo Tho following form the Uandon
Logging Company waB In Marshflold Recorder plnces the plan to lmo a
today en route to his old homo In Coos County building at the Pnnn-
Pennsylvnnla, whoro ho will visit for ma Exposition in San Francisco in
n couple of months. Ho stated that a strango light:
tho Mooro mill at Uandon had closed Thoso who woro hoping to havo a
down as a result of the controversy Coos county building at tho Panama
between tho Mooro Company and Pacific exposition are doomed to dls-
tho Coach Estato oor timber. Tho nppolntmoot nccordlng to Informa-
Conloguo camp was closed down Hon recoived by tho Commercial
somo tlmo ngo. Club. All exhibits must bo made In
Mr. Conloguo said that ho was In tl.o main exhibit plnces. This will
hopos they would got matters all be a great dlssapolntment to Coos
stralghtoncd out so that thoy could county pooplo who have hoped to do
ro3iinm operations lnsldo of threo somo extensive advertising of this
months. Tho litigation between section nt tho fair,
tho Mooro company and Coach Es- it will now bo necessnry to devlso
tato will probably continue much othor means of advertising than that
longer unless somo sort of a sottlo- nt first planned,
ment Is reached. Tho following lettor from tho Dl-
Rognrding tho report thnt tho rector of tho Exhibits of tho Commor-
company was taking ovor tho Bout- cni club explains tho position of tho
In tract of tlmbor nnd would hnvo
tho Conlogucs move their logging
outfit to tho Reaver Slough section,
Mr. Conloguo had little to say. Ho
exposition officials
"Hondon Commercial Club I am
duly In receipt of your communica
tion of April 14th In which you ro-
sald that he and others had been qnesi8 to give you certain Informa
buBy tho last few weeks cruising tlon wIth regard l0 tno oxi,bit of
timber and looking It over with a, nn,oni tho coqulllo River and Coos
view to getting things lined up for county nt thls exposition,
tho future. ..In rcpiyi j bcK to nfortn y0U thnt
.. .ra' cl0MC Ml11' . I nil exhibits will havo to be mado In
air. u'toiio wno enmo over irom , ,.,i rvrtiii.it Pninrnn. Thi Ore-
Dandon yestordny and Is enrouto to
Portland Bald thnt ho had' been In
formed that tho Sudden & Chrlston
son Lumber Mill nt Prosper plan
ned to closo down soon for n time un
tllo tho lumbor market Improves.
Ho said that Mr. Mooro of tho
Mooro Lumbor Company hnd Inform
ed htm thnt tho Mooro Lumboro Com
pany would start up within two weeks
If It was victorious In Its suit with
tho Coach Estato nt Coqulllo and If It
wiib not, they hoped to movo their
legging equipment soon to the bou
tln tract and got things going.
NORTH REND TEACHERS
School Hoard Klectn Old Instructors
At Advanced Salaries.
Tho North Rond school board this
week elected tcachore for next year,
re-eloctlug moat of tho old Instruct
ors nt nn advance In salary. Tho
teachors olocted nnd tho salaries fix
ed woro as fo'lows:
Mrs. Ulysa C. Woodbury.
Miss L. Carrlo Slbol
Miss Helen Mondo
Mrs. Edith A. Irish
Mr. Earl L. Drow. . . ..'. .
Miss Pearl E. Hcnth....
Mrs. Matilda K. Slcop
gon building will contnln no oxhlblts
for nward, and only displays not to
bo vlowod by tho Jury will bo Install
ed therein. Even If you succeed In
erecting n building for Coos county
you would, not bo nllowod to mako
vour exhibits from that county In this
building.
I "If you will Inform mo ns to tho
exnet nnturo of your exhibit. I will
then bo nblo to refer you to tho vnr-
Icus Departmental Chiefs under
vboe lurlBdlctlon ouch exhibits fall.
I "I havo roferred your Inquiry ns
1 to f'o use for dccorntlvo purposes
i on tho exposition grounds of Coos
'county myrlto nnd Port Orford wMto
cedar shrubbery to 'he Director of
Works who has Jurisdiction over this
portion of tho work.
"I oppreclnto your interest and wel
come your ro-onorntlon. Verv futv
vnnrs, A. C. linker, director of exhibits."
$77.G0
G2.C0
07.50
G2.50
G2.G0
72.50
72.50
SEE tint your NAME li enrolled on
tho IIARROR Improvement Petitions.
FreckIeFace
Miss Edith Rnab 00.00
Miss Frances Goldon.... G0.00 Sun ami Wind Will Bring Out Italy
Miss Mlnnlo Parker 00.00 Spots. How to Remove Easily.
Mrs. Crnco Dolmoro GO. 00 Here's n chance, Miss Frecklo-
J. F. Grubbs 120.00 fnco, to try n remedy for frecklos
ChnB W. Perkins 80.00 with tho gunrnntoo pf a rollnblo
A. S. Hlsoy 80.00 doalor that It will not cost you a
Miss Hoath and Mrs. Woodbury ponny unless It removes the frocklosj
iiurtiriuiiB, wuiu ununuu ?j iur wnuo II 11 (1008 gIVO yoil II Clonr
as
month oxtrn oach.
Reduce the
High Cost of
Living
by taking advantage of these to removo freckles.
Saturday Specials
comploxlnn tho exnonso Is trlfllntr
Simply got nn ounce of othtno
doublo strength from any drug
riot and a few applications should
Bnow you how easy It Is to rid your
solf of tho homoly freckles and get
a beautiful complexion. Raroly Is
more than ono ounco needed for tho
worst enso.
Bo suro to ask tho druggist for
tho doublo strongth othlne as this
Is tho prescription sold undor tho
guarnntco of monoy back If It falls
20 pounds Sugar
$1.00.1;
$1.15
MAY SCHEDULE.
Tho following Is tho May schedule
or mo uram-uoos nay stage
oavo
Gardiner.
a. in.
a. in
a. ui,
a, m
n.m
in.
P. m
p. in
n.m
n.m.
n.m.
100 pounds potatoes
These prices are for Sat
urday only.
6 pounds Rhubarb
Save money on your groc
eries by phoning your order to n-
PHONE 192-J.
Portland Grocery
Store
307 South Broadway.
Next door to Postoffice
PHONE 192-J.
HH0'4
Money Saving Specials
nt THE l'WIlt on Control Avenue, not to Clinndler Hotel.
THESE PRICES ARE FOR SATURDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY. COME AND OET
YOUR SHAKE OF THESS IIAROAINS.
Leavo
Marshflold.
All laco curtains, blankets,
comforters and bed spreads
have boon marked nt special
low prlcos,
Rcautlful window scrims,
whlto or ecru, were 25c and
30c, now
17c yard.
S00 yards Indigo bluo and
turkey rod calicoes, neat pat
terns, were 8c, now
4 1 -2c yard.
Ladles' Rrassleres, ombroldcry
or laco trimmed, specially
priced; 75c, GOo and
35c.
10a pearl buttons, only,
5c dozen.
10c bleached muslin, special
Price
7o yard.
Turkish towels, hoavy quality,
unbleached, wore 25c and 30c,
now
19c.
Ladles' 25c sleovless vests,,..
3 for 50o.
Ladles' 16c sloevless vests,
only
9
Celluloid or horn combs, ex
tra strong, were 25c, now....
15c each.
Tablo damask, red, blue or
white, good quality, woro 75e,
now ...,,.,,,
50c yard.
::to ... Frl. 1 ,.r 8:00
0:30 ...Sat. 2 ... 8:00
'J: 30 ... sun. 3 ... 8:00
10:00 .. Mou. 4 ., 8:30
10:30 .. Tues. r .. 9:00
12:00 .. Wed. G .. 10:30
1:00 ..Thur. 7 . ll:30
2:00 .. Frl. 8 .. 12:30
G:00 ... Sat 9 ... 4:30
G:46 .. Sun. 10 .. 5; 15
7:30 .. Mon. 11 .. 0:00
8:00 .. Tues. 12 .. 0:30
8:00 .. Wed. 13 ., 0:30
9:00 .. Thur. 14 .. 7:30.n.m.
y:;iu .. mri. ir. .. s-oo
9:30 .. Sat. 1G .. 8:00
9:30 . . Sun. 17 .. 8:00
10:00 .. Mou. IS ., 8:30
11:00 . . Tues. 19 . . 9:30
12:15 .. Wed. 20 .. 10:45
1:00 .. Thur. 21 .. ii:30
2:00 .. Frl. 22 .. 12:30
0:00 .. Sat. 23 .. 4:30
0:30 ,. Sun. 24 .. 5:00
7:00 .. Mon. 25 .. 5:30
7:30 .. Tues. 20 .. G;00
8 00 .. Wed. 27 .. 6:30.a.m,
s:30 .. Thur. 28 .. 7:00
9:00 .. Frl. 29 .. 7:30
9:30 . . Sat. 30 .. 8:00
9:30 . . Sun. .11 . . 8:00
Take notice thnt nutos nro
running on the.boach. and that rei?.
ular Sunday trips aro made between
Marshflold and Gardiner.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
p.m.
n.m,
a.m.
a.m.
n.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.'
n.m.
a.m.
n.m,
a.m.
n.m,
p.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
now
Satisfaction always or
money refunded
(Next to Chnudler Hotol.
THE FAIR
Satisfaction always or
money refunded
Irving Block, Central Ave
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF COOS.
In the Mattor of tho Assignment
ot
E. C. Barker. Assldnor.
.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai
tho undorslgnod, J, C. Kendall lrs
been duly appointed asslgneo of E. C.
Darker, formerly doing business In
tho City of Marshdeld, Coos County,
Oregon. All creditors of tho aforo
sald E. C. Barker are hereby notified
and directed to present their claims,
verified under oath, within three
months from tho date hereof, to tho
undersigned nt his office In tho First
National Bank Building, Marshfield,
Cops County, Oregon.
J. C. KENDALL,
i , Assignee.
(Date of first pub., April 3; last May
,15, 1914.)
86
L. M. Tozier Grocery Co.
We haye no Saturday q
.Snprial for Tnmnwn... ffV
r W11UW v!)
pnly one ofthe-best, cleanest and up to the mimi
stocks of Fancy and'Sfitfe Groceries in Marshfie J !:
next Saturday's Phenomenal Special. We apS!?'
your patronagoi. Coos River and outside Vcapbhi !'
and fruits at- lowest market nrinn. mm
86 Commercial Avenue.
Phone 433;.
Good Green Things;
And Lots oi 'em
There's an appetizing odor of garden and orchard
in the store today from the abundance of fresh-fruit
and vegetables just received.
READ THIS LIST
Green Onions . Radishes Egg Plant
-Crisp Celery Artichokes Ripe Tcmatoas
Wax Beans Green Peas New Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes Asparagus Head Lettuce
Cauliflower Cucumbers Turnips Carrots
Beets Parsnips Cabbage Bell Peppers
Honolulu Bananas Central America Bananas.
Cherries Oranges in ail sfcus
Phone your orders early to (
Nasburg's Grocery
THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPIWGuSTORE
Corner Commercial and Second St. Phone 213-Ji
TYPEWRITERS All standard makes, sold on easy pay.
ments, new and rebuilt.. Fox, Underwood, Remington, Royal,
Oliver, L. C. Smith, and Smith Premier, for rent or exchange.
Cleaning, repairing or now plutens, work Kiiarnntccd. Itllibom mhI
cm bou pijpcr delivered. Phono us your order. Phono -14. AllUnw on
TYPEWRITER, EXCHANGE AND SUPPLY CO.
KINDLY REMEMBER AND GIVE US A TRIAL
KVHIIYTIIIXG IN TDK IIAKI3KY LINK
MARSTIFIELD BAKING COMPANY
l:l NOItTII 8KCONI) ST., NKAH CENTRAL AVKNUC. IUI0NEU8.
The Kxhiblt of
The Oregon Social Hygiene Society
Describing
"THE GREAT RED PLAGUE"
by means of pictures, cnrtooiw, clmrtH, etc., U now being liow
t the O'Connell JJiilUlJnj:, Beecoiul nnd Market street.
l'Olt MI0.V AND WOMKN
Open from 10 n.m. to 10 p.m.
No churno for ndmUslon
Hulv ntteiidantM from ! P
to a p.-
hundhuds Aitr. skkinq it daily
IRVING
BLOCK
Vaatiam
SPECIAL SALE
IN
Mens Clothing
SUITS Your
O'COATS choice
11AINCOATS nt
$21.85
We have placed on sale for
this week u beautiful assort
ment of Men's Suits, Overcoats
and Itnlu Coats; guuriuiteed
nil wool; fabrics well tailored.
All this season's merchandise,
lletter values you never saw
for the price, $21.85.
WHY?
llecause wo sell for cash.
Wo nro showing a largo lino
of TUB Ties nt Si5e. A beau
tiful lino of Silk Hosiery; all
colors. .Hen. 30c values. Spe
cial, U5c; for $1.00.
SPECIAL SALE
IN
Ladies' Dept
SUITS Your AOO Ijrt
COATS Choice J),JV
DllKSSES at
Tuesday, Wednesday, TW
,ly. We hate "
our regular stock, 20 Suto
Coats and 20 Dses; 63 '
garments In all "J ".otR
decided to give 0"
CHOICE AT $22.30. BJ
ber they r""
liuulo for sKclnl wIn M
tho contrarj- " '
models taken "" ,
lar stock. 'ITU fc
wanted mater!. l Jitirp;
Htm of tlio !., .c" vlitet
nil sUes. The i-" iH
to $31.50. Your chow
i
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