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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1914 EV ENING EDITION.
COOS BAY TIMES
M. C. .MAI.ON'EV. .Editor mill Pub.
I)AV K. MAI.OXEV...Xtws Alitor
THE DOER AND THE
"KNOCKER."
THE MAN whom "knock
ers" hummer usually is
achieving somewhat. It' a
man isn't "hammered," he
generally is accomplishing
nothing. Failure is jealous
of success. The greater the
success, the louder the anvil
chorus of "knocking."
HIr Show ComhiK Hnrry Wnltora,
advanco man for "The Globe Trot
tors of 1915," a nig muslcnl comedy
company now at Eureka, litis arrived
on tho Bny and Is arranging for
thorn to open at tho Masonic Juno
27. Mr. Walters expects to Iiavo
tho company spend a cotiplo of wcoks
In this section and says tho show Is
tho best that has aver visited horo.
NEW DANCES AKE GIVEN TESTS
"Tutno" ami "Twinkle" .May Heroine
ropulat' in I'.nst.
CLEVELAND, O., June 10. Tho
"Tatno" and the "twinkle" tho (at
test In dances, wore demonstrated
l)o f oro the convention of the Nntlonal
I Association of Masters of Dancing.
'The "Tatao," tho Chinese dance,"
with varying arrangements of short
steps and entirely devoid of gliding
movements, It Is predicted, will bo
the most populnr danco of the sea
son. Tho "twinkle" Is n waltz and was
shown with new and modified forms
of the tnngo. and hesitation waltz
that demand nn absolutely upright
carrlago with an absence of dips and
twlstlngs.
Other now steps are tho "contra
tomps" waltz, the six step and tho
kiss waltz," by Wlllard E. Cham
bers, of Omaha, Neb.
NEWS OF NORTH BEND
Harry Walker was rcolccted direct- Haab will leave Sunday for Mon
or of tho Cooston school district nnd mouth, where they will attend sum
Vm, E. Homme was reelected clerk, nier school.
Cooston defontcd tho, Eastport
baseball team last Sunday, 11 to 3.
Larry Llllcbo's curves were too much
for tho Easport aggregation, i
WITTY DRANK
HE
0
MHLT
Miles Ulggs and H. Utirgcss have
bought tho Peoplo's restaurant from '
Gulllniiis & Son. I
The North Dend barbers hold a
tiinntttlrr ntwl ntrrnnrl tn ntintl Mini 11
shops at 7:30. in tho morning and
close at 7:30 each evening excopt'
sntunjny. Worth Bend Man Arraigned for
. J. T. McOtilro lias returned from a
trip to Chicago and other eastern nsanjty Sent to Hospital
AITEIt ItAXDOX CAKES.
At the meeting of tho lliimlon
Council Wcdnesdny night an ordi
nance was passed with tho emergency
elnuso attached, defining lestaur
ants, and prohibiting boxes, booths
stnlls, private rooms, lalcoves nnU.
other rooms or sepnrato aiarttnents
In connection therewith; nnd section
2 of the ordinance particularly pro
vides that It Hlmll he unlawful to
mnintnln any of the above named In
connection with the restaurants nftor
Juno IB. 1914. Handon Uecordor.
HOV TO CUT lU-ITI'll tTT
An Oregon contrii. .:, ,''.
lowi
)W8. how (n n..f I " l0118! OB fol.
w. how to cut bn.to .venh?.8'01
"Ill nnfl lii ir .11., vtn:
dividual use? take a ' in
which cuts thorn oasilt nn(i 1.nread;
leave ragged edges. i,w n 118u0es.?0'
you wish to fry ,nj tW
hiuiio way." l ln tho
HECONlTGUANn MliLmrm.,,..
DANCE at tl. KlnnH Vff" W
by IjwIro LIXXKA N, . !.' "ft
of ViiHn, HATUni)A, ,Umo V
tie.,.,..., 9l.uu, hmie fl .
CULLINGS OF COQUILLE
MAKES GOOD GRADES.
James V. Kronenberg Kradunted
last wcok from South Denvor High
School, at Denver, Colorado, with
82 A's to his credit. Tho highest
liosslblo marking In tho regular
courso gives a pupil GO A's, but Kron-.
inlint( tntp Ittfllti mill lllntinl ntmllxn'
and obtained the additional marks,
lie will enter tho University of Colo
rado next Soptoiuber ns a Freshmun
nnd after taking nn A. II. degree
will tnko a courso in law.
This Itom from n Denver paper Is
of Interest becauso Mr. Kronenberg's
paronts grow up In Coqullle, nnd Ms
two grandmothers, Mrs. C. E. Kron
enberg nnd Mrs. E. M. Lyons, still
reside here. Coqullle Sontlnol.
SOME GMMtE TROTTER.
Frank Hurkholdcr was linn, from
Coqullle tho fore part of tho week.,
lie was accompanied by an old friend,
J. A. Kline or Portland, who Is horo
on a visit, and to study conditions In!
Coos county. Mr. Kllno says ho lH a
rogulnr tramp or globe trotter. Wl.llo
ho has mndo Portland his homo ho,
has in tho last fow years boon at
various times In tho Philippines.
China, Mexico, Central America and
AInHkn. lie was Immigration agent
at ono of the northern ports of tho
Philippine .Islands for n tlmo. Myr
tlo Point Enterprise. I
Coos County Sent Ncwh Ah Told by
Tho Sentinel.
The Graham place of olghty acres,
a mllo and a half up tho river, Is re
ported to hnvo been Bold to a Mr.
Mulvahlll from California nt a prlco
Bomowharo around $200 an acre.
Hen Gnnnt wns roleascd from Jail
horo last week, after Borvlng a thlr-i
ty days' sentence, and paid his fine.
Ho was convicted of selling liquor to
minors nnd selling without a license.!
Will Q. Barrow, who graduated
from our city schools n year ago,
and has just completed his froshman
year In tho Valparaiso, Indiana, Un
Ivorslty, cnnio homo Tuesday. Ills
lowest grado at tho examination thoro
was 00 nnd his highest 98, with an
avorago of 05. i
Spent All for Liquor'
Mickey Witty, or that was what
AMOXG THE HICK.
I
Mrs. Effle Fnrrlngor, who has boon
(liilto 111 is rcxrtcd Improving.
Mill McArthur, sou of Mr. and
Mrs. E. I). McArthur, Is qulto 111 o
Htomnch trouble.
Wl.rlc- I. is. lector Hero. O. II,
Moorehead, of San Francisco, United
States Wireless Inspector, cnnio In
on tho Uroakwntor yestordny. Ho
Is here to make nn Inspection of
tho wlreess station nnd mnko somo
minor repairs to tho wireless ap
paratus on board the Drenkwntcr on
lior return trip. Moorehond Inspect
ed tho wireless station nt Astoria
and will Inspect tho station nt Euro
ki before returning to San Francisco.
points.
Mrs. W. II. KIbler has returned to
hor homo nt Point Torrace after a
visit with relatives hero.
Tnt1. ttnm-tn II. I . . n..ln
.....: k I'.ni.n iiliiii mill ... .....in
badly burned a few days ago when "o 8nl ,lls nnmo wn8 wns (0,ma
ho dropped n bottle of alcohol which to bo only crazy drunk when ar
ho wnB handling on tho stove It rnlgned hero yostorday tor Insanity,
exploded and splashed on him. Ho wns picked up by Marshal An-
Mrs. V. E. Wattors nnd daughter ,i0rson nt North Hontl and brought
hnvo roturnod from a visit with roln- before Judgo Hall. Dr. Straw ex
tlves at Oregon City. n.nlncd him nnd after a fow mln-
Mrs. C. P. Muntho of Portland hns utes, Dr. Straw said that tho pa
been n guest at tho Wm. Homme tlent would probably bo all right ln
home In Cooston. n couple of dnys If ho was kept
Louis O. Anderson has purchased nWay from liquor. Dr. Straw sug
a Ford from Qeorgo Goodrutn nnd KCstod that ho bo sent to the County
ho nnd Mrs. Anderson are lonrnlng Hospital at Coqullle and said tl.nt
to drlvo tho car. I was all ho needed and Witty snld
Ocorgo Johnson, who graduated that ho thought that was right,
from Corvnllls this year Is spending n i Witty said that ho had been on
couplo of weoks with his parents nt a big drunk nt Grays' Harbor Just
Cooston. after which ho will go to beforo coming to North llend a fow
tho Wlllametto Valley to take ehargo weoks ago. Ho said ho had boon
of a now cow testing association. drinking protty hard bIiico coming
Tho marriage of Otis llorgron and hero. Ho said ho only had ton cents
Miss Edna Stolner will tnko place; left. Dr. Straw wanted to know
tomorrow at tho homo of tho brldo's; why he didn't buy clothes, ns ho wns
mother, Mrs. John Stclucr. In n hndly bedraggled condition, but
Mrs. L. W. Topo and daughter, I Witty said he spent all his money
Leonora, have returned from n visit for booze,
at CirnntB Pass. I Judge "nil finally ordered Andor-
Floyd H. Powell nrrlved hero thlsi son to tuko.hlni to the county hos
week from Nebraska to spend the pltnl at Coqullle.
summer with, lus brother, Karl u
SET PRICE FOIt SALMON.
Hotel Chandler
We IIUSIXESH MEN'S LUNCH ICON
HATUHDAV, JUNE UOTir.
Klco Tomato
or
Clam Uoulllon
naked Halibut nu Clratln
Country Sntisago, Mashed' Potatoes
or
Hungarian Ooulnsl'i with Spngt.cttl
Mashed Potatoes. Steamed Potatoes
Cabbngo.
Apple Plo or Dread Custard Pudding
Coffeo Milk
33c
Powell
Mr. nnd Mrs. Olllo Smith of Mllll
coma nro rojolclng over tho birth of
n dnughtor.
Mrs. C. M. Weaver of Pennsylvania
lu visiting at the home of her daugh
ter. Mrs. J. F. Grubbs.
John Nowklrk and family and Mrs.
Jnn.es Parker roturnod this week to for sllversldes. Florcnco West
Loon Lake nftor n short stay horo.
Mrs. Ocorgo Windsor Is spending
the week with Mrs. M. G. Coleman
nt Dcalo Lake,
At tho last regular meeting of
Sluslnw Local No. 17. United Fisher
men of the Pacific, It was decided to
place the prlco of fish for the fall
season at four cents por ppund for
chlnooks nnd two cents por pound
Minxes Mlnnln Parker and Edith Ilcnil.
AMAHVLLIH CliUlt DANCE. M.I
Mr ly GRAND NOVELTV OltCIIES
TltA. KCKIIOFF'S HALL, North
FOR Til 13 NEXT SIXTY DAYS YOU CAN,
Til RE A
Two Seated Livery Rig
FOR ALL DAY VOR ONLY
$5.00
WHY NOT TAKE THAT SUNDAY Tltll? TO
THE HE AC 1 1 NOW?
& PHONE 138
C. & H. Livery Barn
CeMralize and Keepyourize e Central Averae
Sale
Special Candy
HONEY NOUGAT AND ANGEL FOOD
.Regular price, 50 cents per pound.
Saturday and Sunday
Only 35 cenrts a ponamid
AT STAFFORDS
ENTRAL AVENUE is no longer the com
ing street. Central Avenue has arrived.
It is. now recognized as the popular Great
White Way of Coos Bay. It is the favorite
shopping parade ground of hundreds and daily
growing in popularity. If you haven't the Cen
tral Avenue habit, don't delay. Get it now. Now
is the time to Centralize, Economize, Merchan
dise and Keepyourize on Contral Avenue.
CELEBRATE THE GLORIOUS FOURTH IN
MARSHFIELD, AND
Boy youiir Floor aodl
Feed at
Haiees
LOWER END OF CENTRAL AVENUE, WHERE THE
PRICES ARE LOWER.
PLAN TO TAKE
SUNDAY DINNER
AT THE
Chaedler Hotel
The nub of
a Good Menu Central Avenue
Place That Insurance Now
liy Bpeclnl nrrnngomont, I am nolo to adjust all small flro
flro losses l.nmodlntoly. I reprosout tho following flro In
surance companies, all million dollar corporations, tho solid
est on earth;
LONDON & LANCASHIRE QUEEN
ORIENT LONDON UNDERWRITERS
FIREMEN'S FUND
I also ropioseut tho fn'uous Aetna, writing liability, bur
Klary. pluto uUw, surety bonds, otc,
E. I. CHANDLER
Don't
Be
Deceived!
They nro all backed by a triple guarantee tho magazines',
tho manufnturors' and ours,
"THE OWL", being tho GC4)I) HOUSEKEEPING DUL'O
STOKE" of Marshfield, carries and sells these goods.
Whon. you nsk for Nntlonnlly-ndvortlsod goods, nccopt no
-substitute or just-astfoods,
"NATIONALLY ADVERTISED GOODS" ARE
GOOD GOODS.
Pharmncoutlcally "THE SQL'IHH DHl'CJ STOHK."
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH THE
First National Basnk
OIF Coos Bay
AVAIL YOUItSlSLP OP ITS SUPEIUOK FACILITIES.
Safe deposit boxes In burglar-proof vaults for rent at low
rates. Central Avenuo.
PHONC 74 J
IS. D
, OWLr
rtRESGRIRXION
FRANK D COHAN
Geographically THE CEXTK.Wi AVENUE DHUG STORK
Start that youngster in music when school is out
We have a fine line of instruments to select from.
Terms can be arranged to suit your convenience.
Wiley B. Allen Co.
1 I.. THOMAS, MBr.
CENTRAL AVENUE. RUSSELL BLK.
BUYING A TYPEWRITER?
If so, I have the following factory rebuilt mach
ines on hand:
Remingtons No. 6, $30 Remington No. 10, $55
L. C. Smiths $55 Underwood No. 5, $60
S?..00 t'usli; $."5.00 per
. until. All imu'hliu's K.u.r
mittvil for one year. AIm
ribbons and ciubon paper.
L. S
Tel, 360.
Sales Agent.
222 Contral Avenue.
Underwood Typewriter Co.
Wales Visible Adding Machine,
American Multlgraph Co.
m
iUMJMER
GROCER!
Just the joo(l to cats" you crave during thi
season, sold to you at price's that will make it ex
pensive for you not to trade here.
PR1SSII FRUITS
ClfOICE VEGETABLES
EVERYTHING IN THE MARKET.
AYe want you to get acquainted with tho
OJUvant & lVeuvcr Service that always please.
Get the Central Avenue Habit.
Get the Habit of Trading at .
Ollivant & Weaver
PURE FOOD GROCERS
A Good Place to Trade.
Corner Third and Central Avenue. Phone 199