The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, May 15, 1914, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr- MNmfriktn!km THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1914 EVENING EDITION. THREE M I " MMMMIMI I . . nin i pinup i K:D i rh r ssi2 I aicre rf I IliHf ' ' ' nn. I If lire msirii i . . v HI I U ' I '!' -i. T"Ip Bll n ..i i-uuk ai in U2?2i 1 1 u I el . IP H 11 ! W i jmriAm,vyFTr7Mn Our ? '2 -.oY I 1 I m M ROSS IS BALL SCORES MB Kill ( t - N ese JTnces and ' Answer the Question. Remember, These Are non-skid tires 30x3 Non-Skld $1265 30x31-2 Non-Skld $700 32x3.1-2 Non-Skid . $18 10 33x4 Non-Skld . I.. $2525 34x4 Non-Skid, $2605 36x4 Non-Skid . $2775 36x4-2 Non-Skld $37.10 31-2Non-Skid:: I "$38 5 36x5 Non-Skid .. .$43 15 37x5 Non-Skid $4445 38x 51-2 Non-Skid, ..I.:" I""' $57.30 WHY 'If AY MORE? Venice Dqfeats Pprtland Tvyo to One Other. Games,' Yesterday. ' , oir amoi itto-i rrnn to cw tur Tim.i ' PORTLAND, Or., Mny 15. Port-' lauu wm defeated again yestor lny at Venire by u two to oho, scor. Tim results In thu Coast League; At Sim Francisco It. II, K, Oakland . , . 3 g n San Francisco , 3 10 0 Datierles: Klllllay and MItzo; To zor, Stnndrldgo and Clarke. , At Sacramento- u. II. K. ' I.os Angeles 8 !l 1 Sacramento 1 n 2 Ilnttorlos: I'urrltt ami Drooka; 1 Stroud and Hnnnnli. At Venice It. H. u. Portland t r 1 Vonlr'o 2 11 1 Uatterleg; West and Ilrcnlgnn; Fisher, Hltt and DIIbs. XOKTIIWKSTKItX league. Victoria 0; Portland 2. Tncoma :i; Soattlo 1. Spokane ::j Vancouver -I. NOTE: The secret of the whole thing is just this: The only dif ference 111 tin mnnilfllr llirar'c noct hnhunnn n l-in 4i---,l !-- and a non-skid Ire is the extra weight in rubber of the .nobs, Take a 34x4 the., the extra weight for the nobs is about three pounds, and rubber at 90 cents per pound should make a difference of about $2,70 in cost between a smooth tire and a non-skid, What difference do other makes charge you? SEE 34x4 in plain tread $24.35; Non-Skid treatl $38.45. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Prooklyn 0; Chicago 5. New York I; Pittsburg 3. Doaton 0: Clnrlnnntl C. Philadelphia 5; St. Louis a. Italian Who Stabbed Room- , mate Some Time Ago Held for Robbing New Friend James Kom was arrested thin morning ty Marsbal Carter on a war rant chnrxInK him with stealing a watch valued at $.15 from Emil John- sen. liosn was brought lioforc .Ips tlco Pennock this afternoon and waiv ed his preliminary hearing. Ills hall was fl.ud at $500. lloss was tmnblo to get anyone to bo his bond and ho will lio held In Jail atCoqullle pend ing tho action of th'o grainl Jury whtqh will bo In session next Soptem bor. Johnson mot Ross yesterday whllo both woro under tho Influence of liquor. They stopped at a lodging house on Front street, whoro John son paid for tho room they occupied. Sometime during tho night Hobs took tho watch and dug out. This Is tie second tlmo ltoss has been up before Justice Pennock. Once bufore ho was charged with stab blng a man named Herman Olson of Uunker I Hi 1 nt the Coos hotel. 01 fn did not show up ut tho grand Jury Investigation npd Hobs wns re leased for lack of ovldence. The flowers of .May have no attrac tion for the fellow who Is keeping up me iiinnui or nis rum moHsotn MINERALS OB DISPLAY HERE Chamber of Commerce Gets Samples., Containing Gold and Iron .Ore There: was i( display in t... windows, of the .Marshfliild Chamber of Com merce today, two rocks containing valuable, mjuerul matefr One con tains iron, goiu ami eoppor ami va8 taken from a .uilnlng claim on Poverty Clutch, In Coos equity. The- lodgo or vein inntter from which It was ro Inovtul is abouf four feet wldo. Tho other roc.k contain, a good quantity or gold and was taken from a min ing claim on Sucker Creek In Coos County. Tho vein from which it wns taken Is three and one, half feet wide. Tho grado avcrago of tho ma terial is about )IO0n ton. Iloth of theso samples were sent to tho Chnnf bor of Commerco by J. II. Myers, of Kchley. The Chamber of Commerce has Just received a vnluablo book on tlio Mineral Itesourccs of Southwestern Oregon from the Department of tho Interior, United States Geological Survey, of which body George Otis Smith is director. The material In tho book was compiled by J. S. Dlllor, who was hero about two years ago. Exhibits from Coos county will bo welcomed nt the Chamber of Com merc. There Is nt tirobcnt a paucity cf ex" Iblls on display In the windows. MEItlCAX LKAt.Ti:. Chhngo 0; Washington 1. Detroit I!; Now York'l. St. Louis 0; Iloston 1. Cleveland 0: Philadelphia 1. COL'LI) NOT IIKSIST. Our- Price, 34x4 NON-SKID, $26.05, A Saving to You of About 48 Per Cent See Hague About It ! When you byyjgifg SlBuy the bestJM See Hague About It II. V. Lucas SH'1kIm lut 1'iecu f Chaiiut) for a Ouenclicr. II. F. LucnB was arrested last ,.u ,. u. . v. , , ,, , night charged with being on tho ( ,,,H (om" ''" ?" T' 'J' wi,o i, -. i,p,...wi,. iw.fnr,. ,.. urvmo liougo wag In town Snt- cordor llutler this .nornlng ho Bald '.f VZW&nAlV1 that ,o had spent 1.1. last piece of lTiiln"Sfhhtabri2hlM2ri.?Bw,lXlR ennngo lor a imio nrewaier, kuow- i)r011Bi1. ., ie. nrnntn , Ing that tho saloons would be rlosoil ,nr., rv 81 stnlue i'm,, lZ? nL today. Lucas thought perhaps he, ,nJA' r 0' t""r .f"? "k could find his way to his lodging u' ' '.0r K' fr . : fiiM Pnlrviw 1 house and sleep through tho day, Vto btob i VI. 111 VIU..t. .... ..U .ll..l ..Ub I Ail I II HfAFIIIInB,, n .. .1 Ift Irt - I -t At. .A lnu, 111,, nlmnnnl nvnn with n com. I "''""'" V,.""'u, '"'" l B "" "' M( )vowi I XI. WH OV COQCILLK. GOHTt !0 MEET HAY pass In his possession. Ho SOtllit Of thn nrrxliin) lu tuilnc lir.imrli. )' from ns far as Drowsier Willi. surprised when he awoke to find Vl Is li romlorbd noMli. oni ifJ thu fine Imposed upon him. The liadlcN of the Catholic Cliuirh I .,, ln.. will hold a COOKI.I) FOOD SALi:,:,,,, mill ,,f SATCUDAV, MAY HI nt Hiinuier'H tl0 npernteV Iliiiilviii( Store. hl Whllo thero Is nothing so 'far ad vanced as to bo given publicity, ,M,, " lllin MTL IIMIL IiriilllUIT- 1)0 tniidu booh by wlilclu tho c. M. & M. Co. mnv n.itrnfml Pjttlifttta uti !.!.. fwould not look so bad on Front stroot nB they iiboiI. Saturday Is The Last Day To buy El Glostove ft,' Bargain Week in Electric Cooking Aparatus Ends SATUR DAY, MAY 16. After That Date El. GLOSTOVE Will Sell for $5.00. Why Not Purchase For $2.50 NOW? This is the new portable electric cook stove which will soon bo famous, Has glowing coils; uses ordinary cooking utensils; connects with any lighting socket; takes little electricity, See the advertisements in last issues of Saturday Eve ning Post and Ladies' .Homo Journal, See It at the. "following stores! Sumner-Hardware Co., 86 Market avenue" Phone 8-Lj Marshfleld Electric and Construction Co., 172 North Broadway, Phone 364-L; Langworthy Electric Co,, 148 North Broadway, Phone 158 Jl Coos Bay Wiring Co,,' 153 North Broadway, Phono 237-J, Oregon Power Co. Telephone 178. Try a Want Ad in tomor-; i row's TIMES as a 'stimulant; tobu smess. tilllZ) Great Economy Sale KIIIIKYVD Ill'VICItS WILL NOT OVKKLOOIC TIIIWIJ MONI.V- SAVIXO I'ltlCKS. YOU Nil, J, FIND KVKUY 1TII A MI.S- SAdi: OF KCONOMY. IJoya' W'nsh 'suits, mado Af 75c Ludios' Flhro Silk, lllaclc i'er'cnlos; (Inla'feas or Chain- Hose Kflp In-ays, specially - .'QQn 0n,y uUo jirlcod, suit, tl.CO audi oDC .. ... o,, .-., ., - '- ' ' r '' Knyser'H Long Stlk OJovoa, Clnrkls Dent Spool Cot- nr- "'"" "W whllo, Uoublp tip , ton, 8 spools ZuC ttnwn 1 nOn Per pair ullb Mos(iilto liar, various colors, ... ' , 11 ,..,i ,,.i.i.. J 12 1-3 cent iCrotonnes, good 1 Vi ynrd wide, n ... .... . - " "" 6c zrjirs ....ac West Quality lllas IliudliiB Ladles' Hood quality Cross- Tapo. 12 yards n ,mr UI)(l om.8tltcheil hand- tor lub kerchiefs nr Ladles' or MisBes' Madnran 0n,y 7 for "" Middy mouses, mado of best Men's Calfskin or Hogskln quality Galatea (hl fC Gloves, formorly 7Cc, Qn cloth, spccJnl $liU Now UU - THE PAIR "";;::: SATISFACTION ALWAYS Oil MON KV HKFL'NDFD. VKWS OF LAXCLOIS. Goorgo .Mxther, wlille at Kdson Ilutto nuttliiK lu his crons and look ing nfier his stock, found a horse Coos County Buildinn at Pan ama Exposition to B: Promoted Tlo Coos County buildluvc - ...nit tee will meet n,J Coqulllo next .Mon day morning at 10; 30 o'clock for tho pprposo of organizing a pormanont executive, couipilttp to enrry o.it tho plans already formulated. It Is ex pected that plans will ho submitted, by novirnl architects wlio Imvo inndo deslgiiH for the building, Thorn will bo three ropr ypntntlvoa from each rounuerr.nl orKMiilnatton lu the county ut the meeting Among the towns to bo represented xvlll bo .Marshfleld. North Ucnd, Myrtlo Point Dilution and Coqullle. Those on .tho Multifield comiultti'o are Dr. K. Mln nH, 0. It. Peck ami '. G- Chandler. KopresuutattveH gf the vurlous com- :fat in tho fenco, ami in freeing, inorclal bodies mot at Coqplllo about uie nuinini a poio sirui'K Hint "1 tlio fare, breaking hlH Jaw. Fortj-piilao yonrs n,co Hon. ,J. A. Cox and Miss Susie Wooden were united In ipnrrlngo at Vnucouvr. Wash. Tliev have snout tho grrinter imrt of tlmlr lives In the wilds of , Curry county. ' 01ithe nth of Mv, SU 5, the couple will celebrate their .golden woilrtliip. " John Cox, tho Utile son of Mr. nnd Mrs. I. Cox, was thrown from a horse and qolto seriously hurt. Ho was brought to Liglols the first of the week nnd jilnced under the cure of Dr. Pomborton. I Mrs, W. D. Motheny of Lono Is land brough her diiughtor tn Lang lols Wednesdny and Is under tho enro of Dr. Pemberton, who reports Onlay to bo suffering with heart trouble. LanglolH Loader. two months ago and decided to havo a building it the Pamtmu-Paclflc i)x poHltlou. Tom Itlchardson said In n ro cent public nddrcsH that Coos county could not have a building at the fair. Mayor Simpson or North Uond, tie clareil later that (t'oos County would haw a building If he !'iul tn build It himself, DIUTIIK AT IIANDON. THE LATEST AND GREATEST DESSERT Snowflake M&rshmallow Creme ..A delicious preparation for producing many dainty desserts. .'Prepared from pure and healthful ingredients. Contains no acid or preservative. ' FINE FOR CREAM WHIP. PRICE TEN CENTS NASBURG'S GROCERY THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING STORE. DHAIN VOTKS IIONDS. Decides to Put In 1? 15,000 Muiilclml Klirtrle Plant. DItAIN, Oro., May 10. At tho speclnl city eloction hold hereton the matter ot voting a JLinud Issnoju tho sum of Jlfi.OOO for the establlRMment or n, munlrlpnl plcctrlc llghtsysteui, tho voto rfJulted. 74 for.'nnd' a I against tii'o hondlng movoinnnt. The oio being more, than two to one In favor of tho bonds, It Is oxpocto'd that the system will bo Installed Ji'mt ns soon as tho necessary details can bo workod out. Willamette- Pacific Motor Car George Mlglieai llornor of Curry County died at the lOinergenc.v Hos pltal lu lluudou Sunday. Mr. llornor was taken suddenly with acute Indi gestion some time ago whllo In thla elty and wnH removed to tlio hosptlal whore ho was given medical atten tion, but' to no uvall.: M. Itowan, n veteran of tho Civil nr, passed mwy l this city Sunday, Mr. Itowan bad been suffering for '"me time with brlghts illsoaso and1 the end was nrt unexpected. Harry Nelson, n well known IJan (.ou man. died nt the homo of his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Nolson, In this city. Tho deceased was born In Port Orford April a. 1877, came to Dnndon lu 1881, nnd has lived hero practically all his life. Ho was mar ried n 1903 to Mis Melissa Kon uedy, and to this union threo children woro horn. Dnndon Itccordor. HOAT LINK CIIANGK. Leave Mundifichl Ql?P a', m, 7.00 a', in, 8:00 a. in, 9:00 n.m, 10:00 a.m. and ovory thirty minutes until 8:00 p. m. 9:00 ji. m. lOjOO j. m, SutunlayN only 11:00 p. ni. 12:00 m. Leave North Demi G:4r, a. m. 7:15 n. in 8; in n. m. 0: 1C n. m. 10MS a. in. nnd ovory thirty minutes ' until 8: in p. ni. ' 9MC jj. iu, 10:in p. m. Kntiinbiys nuly 11:15 p, m. 12:15 a. m. T ClUinneya Fire Places J. N. Bayliss toy kind of brick work nt price that are right. AND AIJi WORK GUARANTEED Dull at "Tlio Fireside," Johnson nidg., 1S7 Second st. Phono 43i-3 Frencb Daugea. Roller Work. A chnngo has been mado lu tho Coqulllo Diver Transportation Co., wherebyCapt. Thps.-Whlto and Gur loy fJonk'h'Tve tukenovor tho stenmor Dlajintchnnd will run it In tho freight .nervjcp betwoon Dnndon nnd Coqulllo. Cnpr. Clias. Auhtoti. L'nnt. O. It. AV11. 'lard and assoclatca will oiiornto. tho Charm, Coqullle and Wolverine. -Maudlin ne'rordpr. (i KKd NEW nilA.IITEIIS. SALEM Oru'A May 15. A certifi cate to do huslnoss In tho stnto as n trust company waj) Issued to tho Denuott Tnis company, of Marshfleld by State Siiiorlntendent of Danks Sar nwy. The officers of the comjmny are J. W. Dennett, President: Tom Iipnnett, Vlco-Pres; Arthur McKepwn Bdcretnry, and Den Swauton, assistant secretary THE LADIICH of tho Chrlstlon Church will hold u COOKED FOOD SALE SAT'UltDAr, May 10, at 'tho office of W. A. RED), 150 Front, St. Llbby COAL. Tho kind YOU havo ALWAYS USED. Phono 72, Pacific Livery and Transfer Company. If you aro not luJiamed of vonr goods -ADVERTISE THEM.