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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1914. EVENING EDITION.
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goods we received this spring.
you'll help us to get ready for a big fall display;
you'll help yourself to a heap of added value.
These prices will give you an idea as to the money
saving here.
$30.00 Men's Suits $19.85
$27.50 Men's Suits $17.85
$25.00 Men's Suits $15.85
$20.00 Men's Suits $12.85
$18.50 Men's Suits $11.85
$15.00 Men's Suits $10.85
$10.00 Boys' Suits $7.15
$9.00 Boys' Suits.. $6.1 5
$7.50 Boys' Suits.. $5.85
$6.50 Boys' Suits.. $4.85
$5.50 Boys' Suits.. $3.85
$5.00 Boys' Suits.. $3.45
BLUES AND BLACKS 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
DARK STAPLE WORSTEDS.. 15 PER CENT DISCOUNT
Woolen Mill
Store
BREVITIES
AUGUST TIDES.
Dolow Is given tho tlmo nnd
holght of high and low water at
Marshflold.
Tho tides aro placed In tho order
of occurrence, with tholr times on
tho first lino nnd holghts on tho
Bccond lino of ench day; a compar
ison of cousccutlvo holghts wJtl lu
dlcato whothor It Is high or low
water. For high wator on tho bar
subtract two hours 34 minutes.
10 Hrs.. 4.(16 10.58 0.28 11.37
Ft... n.X 0.8 5.C 1.2
11 Hrs., G.38 11.24 G.G8 0.0
Ft... 4.7 1.3 5.C 0.0
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WEATHER FORECAST I
(Br AnacltleJ Pkm 10 Coot Utj Time.
OREGON Fair and warmer
In unst; northerly winds.
IA)CAL TEMPERATURE
RECORD.
For tho 24 hours ending at
4:43 a. m.. August 10, by llenj.
Ostllnd, special government mo
teorologlst: Maximum 70
Minimum 47
At 4:43 ii. m 48
Precipitation 00
Precipitation slnco Sept. 1,
1913 GC.C4
Precipitation samo period
last year G4.81
Wind: Northwest; cloar.
Council Tonight Tho Marshflold
City Council will meet tonight to
take up various matters, Including
the Pino street matter.
Swedish Mi-vtlng. Preaching ser
vice In tho Swedish laiiRuaue on
Tuesday night thla week at 8 o'clock
in tho HaptlBt church. All Scnndl
unvlniiB are Invited.
Build Now Home. Goo. Snyder
Is building u bungalow on the lots
ho purchased recontly at Hay Park.
This Is ouo of many new homes go
lug up In that vicinity.
HiiiiU'i-n Ih'iiw. Job. Wynne, A.
E. Ulonsop and Claude Tucker left
yesterday for Curry county, where
they expect to secure a load of venison.
manager and Mr. Sheldon will bo
commercial representative. C. B.
Landers, who has been connected
with Supt. Miller's office here, will
probably succeed Mr. Sheldon here,
making n decided promotion for him.
Potatoes Poor. Carl Albrecht Is
In from his ranch boyotul Myrtle
Point to attend the Council meeting
and look nfter business. He Bays
that the potato crop will not be up
to the average and that In many
places cutworms aro liaising havoc
with them. He has about fifteen
ncrcs on his ranch and although a
llttlo moro rain would have been
beneficial, ho expects a fair yield. A
dairyman Is negotiating for the pur
chase of Mr. Albrecht's 1"G acres.
Mr. Albrecht expects to roturn to
town to llvo about Soptomber 1.
FRUIT JARS
We have n complete line of all Fruit Jars, Caps and Rubbers.
See I's For Prices.
HUNTERS, NOTICE!
We hnvo a nice lino of tho Copier Itlfles for this season latest
patterns. Also Ammunition, Hunting Knives and a full lino of
Sporting Goods.
Schroeder & Hildenbrand
HARDWARE AM) PLUMBING.
f KNOW if
ABOUT ft;
H. C. DIERS of North llond was a
Marshflold visitor today.
5101 MUCH
BRINGS $6,000
W. II. MORGAN of Daniels Creek
spent tho day In Marshflold.
G. A. UltOWN Is here from tho Wag
ner ranch for a short stay.
LOUIS WIRTII of Coos IUver wa8 a
Marshflold visitor this morning.
A. ALEXANDER left this morning
on a business trip to Itoseburg.
LOUIS GORR and wire spent Sunday
with friends on South Coos River.
GEORGE CLIFFORD went to Myrtlo
Point today for u two weeks' stay.
CLAY CHURCH, of tho Owl Drug
Store, spent Sunday with friends
at Coqulllc.
C. M. Anderson of South
Marshfield Buys Fine Prop
erty on North Coos.
C. M. Anderson of South Marsh-
field has closed a deal for tho pur
chaso of tho Alfred Stora ranch on
North Coos River and will take pos
session of the place this week. Tho
Stora ranch consists of 1C0 acros, of
which about forty acres aro bottom
and bench land. Thero Is a flno
orchard on the place. Tho price was
?G000. t4lfl!l91
Mr. Anderson has been living near
Seventh and Ingcrsoll and 1b a bro-ther-In-lnw
of August Carlson, who
Iiob a flno ranch on North Coos
River.
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KILLED By
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FOUND
LOST Combined paper cutter mill
magnifying glass, about 7 Inches
long. Finder please return to
Henry Sengstncken. I
FOUND ti gciitlomeii'x I'witN, nt
dnnco pavilion Wednesday night.
Owners may hnvo same nt bar
ter's Confectionery.
Plan Trip. Win. arlmca and wife,
Dr. Houseworth nnd wlfo and prob
ably Dorsey ICroltzer and wlfo will
leavo soon for Curry county, whoro
they will enjoy an outing and hunt
ing trip.
To Port land for Treatment. Dr.
Molvln, practitioner at Lakeside, de
parted this morning via tho Marsh-ilfld-Koscburg
auto lino for Port
luud, where he will take a course of
treatment for a serious affliction to
his nose.
DUNCAN FERGUSON wob tho guest
of Sidney Clarke nt Camp One ov
er Sunday,
MISS LUCY J US! A left for Coqulllo
this morning for a few days' visit
with friends.
FRANK SMITH took tho train to
Myrtlo Point this mornlug to work
on tho railroad.
A. E. SEAMAN accompanied by
Drlnkhorst of Portland, went
Uandou today on business.
MRS. NORA STARNS of Salem Is In
tho city, a guest at tho homo of
Mrs. J. E. WasBon.
JOE FOSSE, an omployo In tho log
ging camp at Couledo, went back
to work this morning.
Suigv Dejwrturt'H. Those depart
ing on the Marshfleld-Kosoburg auto
Htago were O. W. Thompson, Joo
Clausen, Wm. Nnglo, Dr. Melvln, Carl
Davis, E. A. Aasen, A. Alexander,
Miss Cliulte, and Mlsa Mary Car
berry. Clii-M'ii Daughter. Tho llttlo
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Loud
I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I mm mi iuw.,, y1 'ZlSSi
.
roil HKXT I0.room modem houso
nw High School. Call nt 331
First Street North.
Fouith street and Highland nvc.,
I near Central School House and
Front streot and Market nvc, Mon
day, August 3. Kindly leavo at
this office. Reward.
Father MeDovItt. Eileen Mary was
the iiiiiuo conferred upon her nnd
her nuut, Miss Mary Cnrbcrry, was
tho sponsor.
rOK RKXT .Vroom cottngo on l'OUND
Fifth itreet South. Inqulro at Ek
Mid's Hardware.
FOR RENT
FOK HKXT Ih-slrable front room
for one or two gentlemon, for $8
oil 110. Inquire nt Times office
FOK KENT Funilhjiwl npiirUiiont
owr Nasburg's Grocery. Apply at
.Vuburg's Grocery.
FOK KENT Furnished hoiihekeep"
Ing rooms. 1024 Elrod.
FOK RENT Largo house on 12tli
Court South. Phono 119-L.
FOK REXT Modern 5-room, fur
nijned lioute, close in, for two
months. No children. DG7 South
"h. Phone 75-L.
FOR HKXT Furnished bungalow.
quire Mrs. Farrlnger. Phono
386-J,
Hand pulntod descent
Itvtuiii fi-om Carnival. CheBtor,
Wolcott, his futher and mothor, Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Wolcott, returned
lifAnat iln ntifl lilnnlr ae liuttnn
nt limit iinnm. Ownnr mn havo last evening from n four-day vlalt to
snmo by Identifying thorn at the rori urioru nnu uurry couuiy poiuw.
Times office. t A. D. Wolcott was a pioneer of Port
. i Orford, building ono of tho first bus-
WANTED Htenognipher, fiimlllur iness housos thoro. This was his
with lumber business. Apply Coob first visit thoro since leaving, thirty
Day Manufacturing Co., North two years ago.
Ilend. T" ,.,. n,
vil in t-oiuiiiiu. tviu. uuuuu,
MRS. E. II. LBMIEUX Is homo from
n week's outing ut Itho Harvey,
camp nt Sacchl Beach.
CARL DAVIS, of tho C. A. Smith
Company, loft tnls morning on a
business trip to Drldgc.
MR8. E. MOELLER took tho train
for Coqulllo today for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. G. R. WIckham.
MISS CLARKE, the Central avenue
milliner, dopnrted this morning for
San Francisco, whoro Bho hnd business.
M
E. A. AASEN returned to his homo
in Conulllo this morning after
spondlng Sunday with friends In
Marshflold.
WANTED DrossmnldiiK nnd plalu foroman or smun-roworB- unmp uno
sowing, houso to houso. Phone on South Coos Rlvor, was In Marsh
rjn.j I field Saturday ovonlng and while
. ' horo Informed friends thnt ho had
3E-- . I married a Portland young woman
i last Juno, while away on his vacation
trip, but had kept tho nuptials secret
' from his friends for n time,
i .
TSe Royal
TONIGHT
Tho House of Illg Features.
JUDGE WM. COLVIO, a prominent
attorney of Jackson County, Is a
visitor in Marshflold attending tho
Shrinors' festivities.
MR. AND MRS. C. G. MAGNUS and
children will leavo Thursday for
Reno Washington, where they will
visit friends.
Geo. W. Loggic Says City Is
Shaping Up for Metropolis
That Is to Be.
"I find a great Improvomont In
Marshfield," remnrked Goo. W. Log
gte, tho millionaire lumberman of
Uclllnghntn, Wash., who Is horo on
n brief business visit for the first
tlmo in Eovornl years.
"Your town is beginning to take
form and shnpo ltsolf Into tho city
that Is certain to bo built on Coob
Hay Bomo day," Mr. Logglo con
tinued, "and I am glad to soo It."
"Marshflold and North Ilend will
ho ono city some day and tho soonor
this fnct Is rccognlzod and accepted
tho bettor It will bo for both places."
Speaking of buBlnosu conditions,
Mr. LokkIo said that whllo tho lum
ber mnrkot was In bad shape, Del-
llngham Is enjoying her shnro of
prosperity. Whllo horo Mr. Logglo
Is vltlsttig nls urotuor, ueorgo w.
Logglo of North Ilend, nnd Mrs.
Logglo's mother, Mrs. Mary Mc
Knlcht. In Marshflold.
tho Marshflold peoplo who took
In tho Elks' ball gamo In Dnndon
yoBtorday.
MISS MARY CAItriERRY loft this
morning via tho Marshflold- Rose
burg auto stago lino, for her for
mer homo In Eugene, nfter visiting
Bomo tlmo nt tho homo of Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. D. Loud In Marshfield.
'R RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. 095 First and Dlrch.
Pnoue J 3 9. J
FOR SALE
A Stirring Story of tho Western Gold
Fields, In Three Parts. Tho story
of n Plucky Girl's Fight for tho Own
ership of a Gold Mine Throbs with
Wholesomo Excitement.
Miss Marion Leonard
in
"A LEAF IN THE STORM"
In Three Tarts.
FOR SAM-i'ast drhlng team, liar-
ns and two-seated hack, reason
at"e. E. S IJarzeo. North Bond.
i iL? AL,T-1',,rnWlnK R-room
at. Including furniture, rugs,
ii. If ?n,d boMK. Inqulro Cur-
J' Flat, Hunker Hill. County Road.
rL S:V'1JllooH,,l,B houso iionr
..u.er oiei. Phono 140-J.
nni1' P"5AP2fl.foot cabin
...? ?' l?on enelne. big bargain,
oest ranch boat on Bay. Inquire
Nelson Iron Works.
I HELP WANTED t
WAXtui), WOMBS Sell gmTa
wed hosiery to friends and nelgh
"Ofsi 70 per cent profit; make
"O dally. Experience unneces-"ry-
International Mills, Box
-3, West Philadelphia, Pa.
To Uury lwtlier. Mrsl Idn
Schultz, of Gaston, Oregon, arrived In
Marshflold yesterday In response to
n tolegrnni from Coroner Wilson toll
ing of tho death of hor brother, Wm.
Peterson. In tho Blanco Hotel on
Wednesday evening. Tho funornl
was held from the Wilson Under
taking parlors at 2 o'clock this after
noon, Rev. Bengtsou officiating,
Find Hoy's Note. E. S. Bnrzeo
and Frank Miller of North Bond,
whllo at tho Beach at noon yesterday,
picked up a bottlo that had just
washed In over the bar. It contained
. r . oi. ; wniiinnhnnil a io saying "wimam josopnson,
An impressive Story of Womanhood Kmmett Co,n8 nnd Pnu, narg0it nrQ
"""'"","" i stranded without foou." TUero was
n, in.. -n.v.K.w.1 LVniiii-os 0000 "ore t0 tno noto but tno m,)0r vaa
Tho Big Three-Heel 1-eatures ouou watoraoakodt maj(ig tt Illegible. Tho
toot, aii ow i,oy8 went down tho Bay yesterday
ADMISSION. morning for the day and tossed out
Lower Floor lBo Balcony 10c UlQ not0 for fuUt
Hero Tomorrow Night Saw yUxny )eoI., Dr. Vaughn said
Danlol Frohman presents John Bar- jnnt curry county was alive with
rymoro, the Noted Star, In a Hilar- deer. Tho first ovenlng they spent
near meir camp, ne ana rum ruiuiur
' saw seven flno ones out grazing In
the moonlight. Ho said that they
i had all secured tho limit when he left
and about all that tho balance of
tho party. George Rotnor, Harold
, notnor. Frank Denning and Ford
Painter could do was to "Jerk tho
I venison." They had not heard a
word about the war and he does not
I think the party knows auout tt yet.
To Arrow Lino It was stated hero
! that F. T. Sheldon, who had resign
ed as Coos Bay agent of the Brenk
' water, would take a position with tho
I Arrow Line in Portland. Tho Arrow
line has Just' opened a branch office
In Portland with W. M. Brown as
MR. AND MRS. TOM HARVEY havo
returned from a fortnight's uo
Journ nt Sacchl's beach, where
they had a most onjoyablo outing.
I. SHROAT, genoral agent for tho
Singer Co, at Eugene, Is spondlng
his vucatlon on Coos Bay and mado
a trip to tho beach yesterday.
FRANK BIRCH and Otis Wilson re
turned Saturday from a five-days'
vacation trip through Coos and
Curry counties, visiting Dnndon,
Port Orford and Gold Bench.
Ions Roll
"AN AMERICAN CITIZEN"
A Trans-Continental Romance
Comedy and Intrigue.
Hero Wednesday
"JOAN OF ARC THE MAID
ORLEANS"
of
OF
MISS ETHEL CONNER
Pianist.
Permanently located in Marsh
flold, will tako a limited num
ber of pupils.
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL
Room 310 Phono Oil
Got n Door. Charles Curtis and
W. F. McEldownoy aro homo from
a short hunting trip to Beaver Hll,
where they succeeded In getting a
deer, but you will have to ask thorn
to find which ono bagged tho gamo.
C. MILTON PARSONS, stato repre
sentative from Lnno county, Is
horo from Eugono on business. Ho
Is attorney for property owners on
tho lower Sluslaw who nre combat
ting tho Southorn Pacific to com
pel It to build a new stretch of
highway to replaco ono that they
took for a right of way.
lllK Crowd nt Shore Acres. Tho
largest number of excursionists of
tho season visited tho various beach
es yesterday, over 200 visitors going
to Shore Acres for tho day. Tho
worst fog. of tho year somewhat
spoiled the effect of n porfoct outing.
TOM GOODALE. Festus Walter, L.
G. Masters and Andy Erlckson re
turned Saturday night from tho
Tioga country, whoro they had
been enjoying n short hunt. Thoy
got ono small ono. Mr. Goodalo
says thnt thoy reached that section
a llttlo too lato, tho deer appar
ently having migrated. Ho says
thoro aro mnny bear and bob-cats
in that section and this Is probably
depleting tho big herds thoro.
Thomas Winfield Victim of Ac
cident at Harris's Camp
on North Inlet. '
Thomas Wlnflold, a tlomakor em
ployed at Harris' enmp on tho Song
Btackon place, about two miles from
the North Inlet landing, was Instant
ly killed late Saturday attornoon by
a tree falling on him,
Winfield was a rocont arrival on
tho Bny and had bcon employed at
the camp only a day and a half. Ho
and tho balanco of tho crow woro
fighting a brush firo that broko out
noar tho camp when tho accident
occurred.
Winfield was nlono at tho time.
His companions heard tho big trco
fall and wont back and discovered
thnt ho had bcon pinioned benoatb
It. They quickly unwed tho trco In
two and released him, but llfo was
extinct, his chest boing crushed in.
Wlnflold was nbout fifty years old
and had property at Granlto Falls,
Wash., whoro he had recontly re
sided. Whether ha has a family.
Coroner Wilson has not bcon In
formed. Snturday ovonlng when ha
went for tho body, Coronor Wilson,
got stranded on tho mud flats and
was six hours reaching tho sccno of
tho accident.
Tho brush flro did not do much,
damngo but Its Binoko attracted much,
attention from town yesterday.
IEN YEARlLD
Gil
Intercepted by Officers in Her
Plans to See the World
Returned to Her Home.
"Alono In n Great City," or "A
Waif's Wondorlngs," might bo tho
tltlo of tho story of tho arrival in
Marshflold last Saturday of llttlo
Justlnla Houpman, tho 10-yonr-old
daughter of L. II. Houpmatf, of Sura
mr. Marflhflold was a groat city to
llttlo Justlnla, who walked nearly
litno miles, and when found In front
of tho Chandler Hotol Saturday ov
enlng by Agont T. B. Jamos of the
Arrow Lino said sho was tired and
sloopy and cold. Sho would not
glvo nny Information concerning
horsolf, but said she had supper,
'tho prlco for which sho mado by
Belling pnporB. Mr. Jamea called
Officer Waltor Richardson, who had
boon previously notltlod by hor fa
thor. Mr. Richardson took her homo
nnd yestordny hor father carao nnd
took hor homo, but not until little
Justlnla had at least ono great adventure.
II fillHS AWAY
CLAY SMITH nnd fnmlly loft hero,
today for Bandon, whero thoy will
spend a couple of weoks enjoying
their annual outing. They will
make tho trip by prlvnto convey
ance. Itoseburg Review.
MISSES BLANCHE and Irono D'Ar-
mond, of Myrtlo Point, passed,
through hero this morning en
routo homo, after a few days spent
nt Portland nnd Oregon City.
Itoseburg Review. j
CARL W. EVERTSEN will leave In nl
few days for a short outtng on
Coos Rlvor. Later he will go to
Portland to meet Mrs. Evortsen,
who will roturn about Septomber 1
from her visit In Michigan.
MR. AND MRS. D. Y. STAFFORD
nnd Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Cattor
lln and Mrs. Conrad were among
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Messenger Service
MARSHFIELD CYCLERY
GRAND
HEATRE
O-NIGHT
T
A Splendid
Program
Including the Great Comedy
Drama "LORD CHUMLEY"
In Four Parts.
DON'T MISS IT TONIGHT
ALONG the WATERFRONT
,
Tho Daisy Putnam came In yester
day attornon from San Francisco and
discharged hor cargo of 2C0 tons of
genoral merchandise today. She.
Irndod box Bhooks nt tho North Bond
Manufacturing Co.'a wharf and oft
at 3 p. ni.
Tho North Star brought In this
morning from North Coos Rlvor, Dav
ie Howard, N. II. Chandlor, Bteara
Bhovolman for Hausor & Hausor.
Mrs. E. Mnldo and William, Walters.
Yesterday's excursion on tho Alort
to Allegany was Bald to bo ono of the
host of tho Boason, This morning sho
brought In Mrs. J. II. Holmes and
two children, Orval Baker, of Ash,
Oregon, Frank Rood of Cooa Rlvor
and John Grant of tho South Fork.
I AMONG THE SICK I
.
Mrs. O. M. Wilson Is reportod ser
iously ill nt tho homo of hor son,
Fred WllBon.
LAUNCH FREAK leaven every day
nt l:;tO , in. for SOUTH Ooos ltlver.
Docks nt CENTRAL AVENUE slip.
NYAL'S
Laxacold
A laxative tablet treat
ment for coughs, colds,
r
grippe,
ralgia.
headache and neu-
Price 25c.
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