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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
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(Special to Tlio Times.)
.Ick McDonald ranic over from
Loon Lako In IiIb now nulo, Ho found
the rontl pretty soft In places; got
In pretty deep, crossing n flush fill,
near Gould's Lnko. Ho took his enr
down with his own bont. He snys
ho will not start his Bawmlll at
tlio lako till the latter part of July.
Capt. C. E. Edwards and 0. A.
Oould aro papering and finishing tho
Httio liouso on tho hill, back of tho
school house, for tho occupancy of
Capt. Herman Edwards and bride In
tho near future.
Mrs. A. N. Gould and children
canio over from Couulllo Tuesday
for a visit at tho homo of G. A.
Gould, his father. Dr. Richmond
and wife expected to coino, but they
woro detained by tho doctor's busi
ness. BRIEFS ok randon.
I WIDOW'S TGtl
WITH AUTHOR
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I
XctVM of Cltyby-tlio-Sea as Told by
Tito Hocoidci.
Port Attornoy G. T. TrcaiTgold
informs us that Judgo Coke expects
to decide the case of tho Staio or
Orogon versus Port of llandon ncxtj
Monday, at tho opening of tltO'
equity term. I
A deal was closed whereby V. A. '
Leflore took over tho Orphouni The-'
tor and will bo tlio sole ninnagor of
it.
Geo. V. Mooro, president or the
Geo. W. Mooro Lumber Co., arrived
on tho Speedwell with his family,
who will remain hero this Hum
mer. They will occupy tho Iioiibo
roccntly vacated by Mr. and .Mrs.
L. J. Cody. M
Misses nolle and Clomnia Wltelior
who have been teaching In tho IJttii
don public sellouts for tho past two
years, left on tho Uronkwnter fur
Portland, where thoy will Bpond tho
summer vacation. They do not ex
pect to return horo next year. i
MIsbos Daryl Uolat, Poarl "Walker (
and McKay, teachers In tho llandon
public schools, will spend part of.
their vacation at Gold Ileach and
.Mrs. Ilolicrt Louis Stevenson's
AkIics to Repose In Samoa
LOS ANGELES, Juno 11. In ful
filment of hor laBt wIbIi, tho ashes
of Mrs. ltobert Louis Stovenson will
repose besldo tho body of hor hus
band on tho summit of Mount Vaea,
Samoa. This was Bald hero today
by Mrs. Isobol Strong, daughter of
Mrs, StcvenBon.
Ucforo tho door of tho tomb will
be Inscribed tho last stanza of Sto
veiiBon's verso to his wife:
Teacher, tender conirado; wife.
Fellow faror, truo through life.
Heart wholo and soul frco
Tho August Father gave to mo.
To this tomb thero will bo no
moans of access but tho rough moun
tain path visitors already havo
worn. When tho will of MrB. Sto
venson, who died In Santa Barbara
several months ago, Is Buttled, her
children, Mrs. Strong and Lloyd Os
bourno, will tako her aslics to Sa
moa. Tho ashes aro now In San
Francisco.
NEW .MODES A HE MEXICAN'
Itcuiilu'iilk Decrees Change and Put
Itulilici' Fruit on Knlliliig Suits.
ATLANTIC CITY, Juno 12 Last
summer tho fashlonablo costume had
to havo the Ilulgarlnn touch. This
year the fashion has turned to
things Mexican.
Today's fashion pnrulu, tho larg
est slnco Easter Sunday, was espo
dally notable because of tho Mexi
can character that appeared In al
nioHt every coatutno.
Rubber rosea and rubber fruit aro
novelties which appeared today In
tho plato of ribbon trimming on
uatliliie suits. Particularly attrac
tive waH n frilled bathing cap with
a big red rubber roso fastened over
one enr.
OIL FOUND AT ASTORIA
vicinity.
Miss Elizabeth. J. ltodgors and
MIbb Mary I). Rltclilo, tcachera In
tho llandon public schools, loft Sat
urday for Portland and other pointB
whom they will spend tlio sunvmor
vacation.
Mrs. John Olson, wlfo of Capt.'
Olson, of the Elizabeth, and children,
arrived on tho boat laBt night and
will a pond tho Rumtnor In IJamTon.
KLKK TO HANDOX.
Tho Coos County Elks will como
to illandnn mjiiiiiubho Humliy .Juno
28, nnd as is nlwayB tho enso on I
Elks Day, thero will bo something
doing ovory minute. Tho llandon
Klks will hold a mooting in a few
clays nnd lay plaiiH for tho big event,
'llioro will bo a baseball gnmo and
other nuiUBomouts, besides tho usual
numoroiifl stunts that aro pulled off
when Elkfl gather together. llandon
Kecoruor.
WILL HOLD HAZAAR.
Tho Ladles' Aid of tho Norwegian
Lutheran Church, of Murshflold, will
liold their soml-nnnunl bazaar In tho
chapel pnrlors Saturday evening nt
p. m. They havo propnred n num
ber of pretty nnd usoful articles In
cluding snmn choice rugs for tlio
bazaar. Refreshments will bo
served.
A8T0IUA, Oregon, Juno 12.
Alfred Jurtnu, who owns a lot or
two upon tho crest of tho Astoria
peninsula, was engaged in digging a
homo woll on IiIb placo, and on reach
Ing a depth of 23 foot and strik
ing a lioavy blow to romovo an oo
Btlnata obstruction, his pick sank In
to what appeared to bo a live vein
or crude oil, as tho stuff began to
oxudo slowly hut In doflulto and con
tinuous riow. Tho Bnniples Mr.
Jurmii nolccted boar a strong taint
or kerosene.
COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAYS
ASTORIA, Oregon, Juno 12. In
accordanco with resolutions passed
nt tho Firth Annunl- Convention or
tho Columbia and Snnko Rlvor Wntor
ways Association, hold In Portland,
April 13-11, tho governors or Oegon,
tnshlngton, nnd Idaho havo named
tho following Joint conunltteo whoso
duty It will bo to solcct and report
on feasible routes for highways
loading from tho Interior communl
ties of tho Columbia Rlvor and Its
tributaries.
To represent Orogon, Colonel C.
S. Jackson and Honorable Joseph
N. Teal or Portland; to ropresont
Washington, Saniuol Hill or Mnry
lt lit and Judgo Goorgo F. Richard
son or Konnowlck; to ropresont Ida
ho, Harry L. Powers or I.awlston.
SHIP Rl'lLIHNG NOT AS
ACTIVE AS ONE YEAR AGO
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 12.
Shipbuilding during May wna not so
nctlvo as during tho same month n
year ago. Tho Department of Com
merce announced that 127 vessels or
all typos, aggregating 20,052 tons
worn lauucliod compared with ISO
vessels or 30,013 tons n year ago.
Tho largest vessels woro tho William
I) Crawford, (!3Si tons, built at Lor
ain, Ohio, and tho South American,
2CC2 tons, built at Ecorso, Mich.
Tito latest report of tho directors
of tho bureau or agriculture at Man
illa Bays that tho rlco crop of the
last year wiib tho grontest which has
boon recorded ror mnnv yenrs In tho
Philippines, being 100 per cent groat
er than In the provlous year. As a
direct result or the bumper crop thero
linn ben a decreaso or rlco imports or
more than 170.000,000 pounds, rep
resenting In value more than $2,500,-000.
DANCE nt SUMNER Hull SAT
URDAY night, JUNE I!I. Music by
ELLIOTT'S ORCHESTRA. ALICE
H. leaves her dock nt H O'CLOCK
P. M., for DAXCE. Evcryono welcome
IDEAL FREE GROVE AXD
1MCXIO OROUXDS
Ilrlng your lunch Imskots,
kodak and fishing tneklo ror a
raw days' outing. Sunday
School ond nil picnic crowds
a specialty. Excursion to
South Coos Rlvor every day.
Mnrtdirirld Time Tablet
Launch ExprosB, wcok days,
leaves, 8 a. nt.; Stoamor Rain
bow 'leavos Marshfleld at 8
a, in,, ovory Sunday nnd 2 p.
in. wool: days.
For chartor nnd picnic ar
rangements, apply on board
stoamor Rainbow.
DAXCE AT AIRDOME SAT UK-'
DAY. KEYZER'S ORCHESTRA.
Times Want nds bring results
SMITH'S VARIETY STORE,
North Bend.
for Fancy and Domestic
CHINA
Watermelons !
The First of the Season
We Have 'Em
NICE CRISP CELERY
TOMATOES
EAVY FIRING
IT
MILAI!Kifc
AT .THE.
HOTELS
Believe That Constitutionalists
Are Advancing for Deter
mined Assault !
tDr Asoclatn1 Pff to Cooi ny Tlmn.J
ON HOARD U. S. CALIFORNIA,
Mnzatlan, (Uy WlrelesB), Juno 11.
Heavy rirlng on tho outskirts of
Mnzatlan was heard last night. It Is
bolloved that tho Constlutlonallsts aro
advancing for n determined assault.
Tho besieging forces, It wns learned,
captured a hill of Btrateglc Import
ance Tuesday night. Tho discovery
was also mndo that tho Ijreccti plugs
or all the Federal guns except ono
aro missing, The artillery otflcer In
charge had decamped.
Fearing Hint tho neutral zone re
cently designated for non-combatants
might' not bo respected In an attack,
tho entlro consular corps at Mnzat
lan Bent a note through Admiral How
ard to General lturbc, tho Constitu
tionalist commander, again request
ing thnt the zone bo safeguarded.
Tho Gorman consul Bent n letter of
tTianks to Howard for protecting tho
Gorman Interests. Japanese mlnlBter
AdnchI, returning to .Mexico City nf
tcr an unsuccessful effort to reach
tlio west coast, arrived safely at Guad
alajara. GRANTS PASS A remarkable
feature of tho sworn statements of
candidates is tho fact that not a cigar
or n drink wa purchased by n Jose
phine county candidate to give to con
stituents before the primary election.
Tlio expenses are largely ror the pur
ehnso or publicity, and In ninny enBOs
tho candidates havo not only filed
tho receipted bills but have also at
tached the cancolled checks to tiio nf
fldnvlts filed with tho clerk.
M The Chandler.
A li. Andrews. San Francisco;
Ceorgo II. Preston, Camp 8, S.-P.
(Logging Co.; Harry Preston. Camp
is, S.-P. Logging Co.; Mrs. C. 1.
Hergninn and mother, Cocpilllc; J.
' iloyor, Portland; S. L. Larson, Port
land; C. F. Fllnn, Unndon: F. L.
llotsford. Portland; C. W. Tolmult.
Albanv; John Juno, Albany; Mr. and
Mrs. Dyers, Albnny; I). II. Glor, Spat
tlo; Mrs. A. G. Hafcr, Myrtlo Po nt;
W E. Llndbland, Grnndflold, Okla
homa; A. Derlng, San FrnnclBco.
At the Hlaiico.
J. F. Klldanc, Coaledo; Warren
Johnson, Coos Rlvor; R. N. Norton,
Sumner; E. E. Sprnguo, A. Spraguo,
Lakeside; Guy Walker, Hcnryvlllo;
H C. Mclnnls, Rcmoto; N. C. Dray,
Dig Eddy; W. G. Johnson, Portland;
Paul Stratum, Denton; Hnrry Waters,
ABtorla; Sam KIdwoll and wiro, Poni
eroy, Wn.; H. F. MeCrnekon, Co
iiullle. v
: At the St. lnvreiico
i C. W. Heard, Coqulllo; Edward D.
'Noonan, wife nnd son, South Coos
River; Dell Saunders, South Inlet;
J. R. Smith, South Inlet; Mrs. Hnr
vey Smith, Slsson; M. C. Flood and
; family, Slsson; J. L. Knight, Rose
but is: J. W. Lorkhnrt, I.os Angeles;
Jay Wilson, Myrtle Point.
A The Llo.wl.
Irvln Rom. Kontuck Inlet; E. M.
Elliott. Illue Rlt'go; Ed dribble. Gnr
dlnor; L. W. Utter, Prosper; R.
Chase. lYud n: 11. lhyes, Camas Vul
lov; i. Iiniie, Conleilo; R. A. Hitter,
Roseburni II. J. Mend, Gnrdlnor.
C. A. Smith Lumber & fyjfff p
KKTAIL DEPARTMENT '
LUMHKR, LATH, HHINGLR8. MOULDINGS Hahu " '
ROOFING PAPER, ETC.' ANI) "W,
OUT THE FUEL BILL IN TWO HY USING OUlTvVO ""
phonk iw. 18a B0DTi
"'uirij
QUIPPED WITH
VERY FACILITY
FOR HANDLING ACCOUNTS IN A
PROMPT AXD RELIAIILE MAX.
XER THIS RANK SOLICITS Till'
HUSIXESS OF CORPORATIONS!
FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS :: : ..
IF YOU HAVE NEED FOR A SAT
IBFACTORY RANKING SERVICE
WE CAN FILL IT :: :: :: ..
SERVICE THAT SATISFIES
The First. National Bank
Of Coos Bay
The Timed docs Job printing.
DANCE AT AIRDOME SAT U li
lt IV. KEVER'S ORCHESTHA.
S W
vwwi.a
5SSL
V
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Meals on Time
VI'
f LANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
OLDEST HANK IN COOS COUrTY.
Established 18HU.
CapitalSurplus and Undivided
Profits, $115,000
Interest rld on Tlmo Deposit
Officers: ,
I. W. Dennett, President.
J. II. Flanagan, VIco-Prcaldent,
R. F. Williams, Cadilcr.
Geo. F. Wlnchrstrr. ,tt. 0hlcr,
A good oil stove cives -full icat iust
-- ,. i i:i..i rn ...
us ouuu ua it. o iiuuiuu. Aiiuru o uu ivuiiinir it
ior mo nro to eaten up or uic oven to lieat.
Menls can be started later and still be served right
on time. That iricans less work and less time in
the kitchen.
I In a f
new - perfection
Oft COOK STOVE
burns kerosene, tho clean, cheap fuel and gives an in
tense beat that can be regulated just as you want it. It
docs all sorts ot cooking and baking just as well as a
wood or coal stove and without tainting the food.
Don't cook in a hot kitchen this summer. Don't lug
coal and wood and aslics. Get a icw reflection.
It eaves all this trouble and it's economical, too.
Ask your dealer for tho .New reflection.
FOR
BEST RESULTS
USE PEARL OIL
Standard Oil Company
(CnUfornin)
Marshficld
A full line of
NEW PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES
Always to be found at
Ekblad (& Son,
Also Camp Stoves, Ranges, Etc.
KINDLY KEMEMBER AND GIVE US A TRIAL
EYERYTHINO IN THE DAKERY LINE
MARSITFIELD BAKING COMPANY
RW NORTH SECOND ST., NEAR CENTRAL AVENUE. IMIONE -ISIS.
, TYPEWRITERS All standard makes, sold on easy pay
i ments, new and rebuilt. Fox, Underwood, Reminnton, Royal,
I Oliver, L. C. Smith, and Smith Premier, for rent or exchange.
Cleniiint;, repairing r iictr pluteiiB, woilc KUiinintced. Ribbons nnd
! carbon paper delivered, 1'lione us your order. I'lioue 4-1, Alliance office.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AND SUPPLY CO.
The Union Market
In ItH now drcBS, entirely roinodolled nnd renovntcd, Is now
ready to rccolvo and woleomo its enstomora Into cne of tbi
tnoBt modern, modol and sanitary moat markots on Coos Bay,
In nddltioi. to a modol uliop It sorves tho best meat on Cooi
liny. I'rlmo beef Bteora that woro formerly driven to Rof
burg mnrkotB, aro now butohorod and aorvod to tho people on
tho blocks of tno Union shop.
Union Meat Market
Ford & Reskey, Proprietors. 144 South Broadway. Fbone 5J.
Abstracts, Real Estate,
Fire and Marine Insurance
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
nENRY SRNGSTAOKEN, Mnnger
FARM, COAL, TIMBER AND PLATTING liANDfl A BP2CI'T
GENERAL AOENTS KABTSIDB
uinniinmrn nrn.Mnif IIIO?E t4"V,
COQUILLE CITY OFFICE PIIO.NE 101.
Cape Arago Coffee
Como to our storo If you wnnt anything In tho I J0B
FEES, TEAS, SPICES and EXTRACTS for wo not oW k ,,,
tho beat for your monoy, but wo nlao filvo you cu.P0Hand gee this
good for ROGERS' SILVERWARE, uonio . - prlcci
wnro. Wo also enrry a full lino or Biapio k1"",' ,.b a TRIAb.
U8 aro irnuo wumvuo. ..--
nro right nnd our goods
nro rignt aim our gouuu uru iruu ,.-
COOS BAY TEA, COFfEE & SPICE JHOJK
Phono a94,
!
Times Want Ads Bring' Re
APRICOTS FOR C.WNINO
GET 'EM EARLY.
SPINACH
CHERRIES
CANTALOUPES PEACHES STRING HEANS GREEN PEAS
In fact, everything to bo lial on tlio market may be found at
tilth C(M)(1 Housekeeping Ctoiv.
Nasburg's Grocery
THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING STORE.
phono 21 ;,!,
Corner Commercial and Second
FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING
APARTMENTS AT
THE LLOYD HOTEL
HAVE THAT ROOF FIXED
NOW
See C0RTHELL
Phone 3171.
51 a Rail? Sunday, June 14
&OC UCtll 2 o'clock p. m.
Elks vs. Eagles
n : riL.mr if n 1 r iaia - AJmiion2pC
upening oi inemarsnrieiQgrounasroriise&suii. rwr