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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1914. EVENING EDITION.
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FIVE
Special Sunday Excursion to
Jlegany, August iotn
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Steamer Alert
liflelrf nt 8:00 A. M., connecting with Footo Auto Lino
esves Slarsi Don,t forget yollr Mm.x Hnskcts.
r Golden
ROUND TRIP FARE ON STEAMER, 75c
ROUND TRIP FARE ON AUTOS, $1.25
. ..i ...111 ..hIi.i li TVln full f ttilrl nlwiiit ( n'ilnnlf
Uinta Steamer .Men ... - .
IME SAVERS
f 'IB
VS.
car i arc as.
The
Quickest and
Best Way
to pet there. Saves
rrnimr tn .ind from work.
makes it possible for you to cat a hot noon meal
at home instead of a cold lunch from a pail.
Workingman's Time Table
(Compiled by ono who's boon thoro.)
Thli lime-table wag not figured out by tho C. A. Smith Company,
but If you will rldo a TIME-SAVER HIOYCLE to and from work,
jou will feel more llko loading lumber fast.
Compare
These Facts With These Facts :
inn o.m: who walks
Getting Up C;:t0
MiHg ureaKiasi u; in
Starts to Work .0:15
! Walklne C:30
WalkloR , C:4C
At Work 7:00
Full (Cold) Dinner Pall. 12:00
IVhltlllnr a Stlpk I"!.'!!)
At Work 1:00
hum Home G:00
Walking G: 1G
Walklnr w .A.1I)
Latins Supper ..,... ..6:46
Tlml Out ,,. ..7:00
A. M..,
A. M..
A. M..
A. M..
A. M..
A. M..
M. .
I. M
P. M..
P. M..
P.M..
P. M . .
P. M..
P. M..
tiii: one who rides
, Sleeping
Gottlng Up
Cooking Ureakfast
Bating Ureakfast
StnrtH to Work
At Work
. ..doing Homo to Lunch
Heading tho Paper
At WorK
SturtH Homo
...Heady for Supper Hell
Resting
Hendy to CJo Out
....... Enjoying Hlniholf
Meditate on this time-table when walking home
these cold evenings,
(You'll Hhvo Loth of Time.)
Bicycle riders are home before you get fairly started,
And. Madame, if ha had a wheel, sunner would be
over half an hour earlier, wouldn't it?
And not so much hurrying in the morning, either.
you xi:i:n not sb.ni a power or attohxrv east
to cut a defective part replaced,
wk i)l. we do, wk will replace defective
MTS FREE OF CHARGE.
Buy a TINE SAVER BICYCLE and
' RIDE HOME TO LUNCH AT NOON.
We Have Sold 221 Bicycles MLW?
Since December 23rd, J9JJ! " "J
ff TIME SAVERS
SAVE
TIME
RELIABLE
TIME SAVERS
ALWAYS USEFUL
SAVE
MONEY
Marshfield Gyclery
156 North Broadway Phone 158-R
BREVITIES
AUGUST TIDES.
Uolow is given the tlmo nnd
height of high and low water nt
Marshfield.
Tho tides nro placed In tho order
of occurrence, with tholr tlmoa on
tho first lino nnd heights on tho
second lino of each day; a compar
ison of consecutive heights wM In
dlcnto whether It Is high or low
wnter. For high wntor on tho bar
subtract two hours 34 minutes.
been making his home at North Bend
I the Inst few years. Tho many friends
of tho fnmlly will sincerely hopo
lthat he will recover.
Mlclilf Qulti. The uar dredge
Mlchle got lir- practically a full day
on tho bar yesterday, the last day
she Was to. work on the funds of the
Port of Coos Hny. Sho Is now tied
up at Empire, where sho will remain
until the Rivers nnd Harbors bill
provides funds for operating her.
Captain Hood and tho others will re
mnln with her us It Is expected thnt
It will not be long until funds nro
provided. Some of the workmen on
her were lot out. The dredge Oro
gon will be kept busy, the Port of
Coos Huy paying tho expense of operation.
ir,llrs.. 3.2G 10.09 2.03 9.11
Ft. . . 1.0 3.C 2.9 R.3
lfifllrs.. 4.3G 11.27 H. 40 10.20
Ft... 0.8 3.7 3.1 G.4
17 Hrs. . fi.37 12.27 G.05 11.24
Ft... 0.1 4.0 3.0 G.7
18 Hrs. . G.28 1.13 0.08 0.0
Ft. . . 0.0 4.1 2.7 0.0
lUlllrs. . 0.18 7.11 1.G2 7.00
Ft... 5.9 0.3 4.7 2.3
WHATHKH FORECAST
I Ilr Auoclalrd l'rrit to Cooa Dr Tlmn.
OREUON Fair
west winds.
with north-
LOCA L TEM PEHATURE
HECOHD.
For the 24 hours ending nt
1:13 a. in,, August IT., by HenJ.
Ostllnd, special government me
teorologist: Maximum GO
I Minimum G9
i At . in n in r.r.
Precipitation 00
Precipitation since Sopt, 1,
1913 GG.r, 1
Precipitation Bamo period
Inst year G4.81
Wind: noithwcst; cloudy.
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0) WMAW
ABOUT fl
DH. 15. M INCUS went to Heaver I III
this morning.
U. H. NORTON wns down from Sum
ner yesterday.
MISS ADA CLAUSEN wns In from
Camp Ono today.
HARRY AL11ERSON of Tioga Is In
town today on business.
JOHN MATSON of Catching Inlet Is
n Mnrshflcld vlBltor today.
MRS. E. NOAH of Allegany was a
visitor In Mnrshflcld today.
F. A. GOLDEN Is transacting busl
ncfis In Coqulllo today.
HEN SMITH and wlfo nro camping
tor a tew (lays ai aiubbci ucci.
MRS. S. M. NOSLER of Coqulllo was
a visitor In tho city yesterday.
GEORGE ROSS war, r.own from his
Catching Inlet ranch today on busi
ness. AXEL AXLUND will spend tho next
few weeks hunting In Curry coun
ty. W.M. I1ASSETT of Rnndon wns n
business visitor from Unndon yes
terday.
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Caps and Rubbers.
FRUIT JARS
Wo have n complete line of nil Fruit Jars,
See Us For Prices,
HUNTERS, NOTICE!
We have a nice line of tho Copier Rifles for this season Intcst
patterns. Also Ammunition, Hunting Knives and a full lino of
Sporting Goods.
Schroeder & Hildenbrand
HARDWARE AND PLUMIUXfl.
PAYROLL OF
F. e. con?
CLASSIFIED
Paid Out $5000 During July
10 r-orce oi 4U 10 o
Local Workmen.
Announcement wnB mndo todny by
tho F. 13. Conway Company, builders
of tlo handsome three-story, roof
unrdnu anil liimnninnl nnnrhmmt
Iioubo nt tho southwest corner of FOR
Sixth, street nnd
I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I
FOR SALE Prnetlnilly new, mod
ern furniture for r rooms. Price
very reaBonnble. Ph. 1GG-L.
utl.l' Mm. fli-Hf.f'liim work
hnrao U'l nlinllt 1 200. for $7G. OllO
r,-h. p. Pnlmer-Mooro mnrlne gnso
llno engine first-class condition,
?40. Rox T, North Ilcnd.
LOST Ovetroiit, iimrkcil "L L. C,
Mclnemy Uros. Honolulu," on
road between Sumner nnd Dora
Cometory. Finder return to Timet
office. Reward.
Plan Social. The Ladles' Aid of
the Swedish Lutheran Church plan
to have n brend and cako salo In
their hall August 22.
lllml.H flnllfir. npmt ttnpln nf .,.r, .-.. . .,, m.imti t.i M i.
Mllo Plcrson, died InBt night nt Mor- ,Qt WQH a .Maraliflcld shopper tills pect to branch out actively Into tho
vy iiueiiiiii. nu uuti ui'uu ul tiiu iiuo-i morning. iKt?,iu,iii i:u,,iiiii;tiiiH H"", (-mu mvi
pita! Boveral months nnd wns quite j jt TOWER Is expected homo this ' sonnel of which will bo F. 13. Con-
feeblc. ' ov'enlng from an auto trip to i way as president and general mnna-
Dles At Ro'burg. Coos Day Portland. gor, W. A. Ruble, office mnnagor. C.
i i..i i.....i .. . ...... r.... .1 .11 t II? Itiintlmr. n. I.. fMnrlc jinil Ilnrhnrt
...... ... .i..,. . .. wr . ' ,., i , Mn..t.r,ni.i i T.nntnn nu Knclnenr. Master Hllllder
nnd Assistant Master liuiiucr, respectively.
Ontltl.nl nvnllltn
MinVl. u. ..... ...... ,......, ...v....,
Known at tho Myrtlo ArniB, that they
hnvo Just Issued a check to the statu
Industrial accident lnsurnnco coninils-!
slon, bnned on a payroll for rho
month of July of slightly less than
$000. This money has nil gone to
loent mechanics and laborers, and
represents from forty to seventy-rive
men who have drawn wngcB from this.
nnd tho amount that compensation Is (()it m3XT FumiMimI liouscketi-
drnwn on docs not Include the snI-( j11K rooms. 1024 Elrod.
arles of tho president nor nny of tho.
office forco of tho company, so that SALE inoo-iMiuml Thlidwld
tho total pay roll or July would have " JVr. nn Mmlv T Howard
been considerably In excess o $6000. Kjfi, !?:?' Howard,
Tho Importance of n company tlls- " roni Btrcci- .
iriuiuiiiH una nuiuiiiii. ui niuiiuy iiui .... . . .
month Is realized more particularly FOR SALElotpoiintl iiiiNlicnrt, en
i)j mo murciiiiiiiB ui iiu cn. vunu
tho construction of tho Myrtlo Arms
Is now drawing to a close, thoro nro
other projects which tho Conway Co.
has under consideration, nnd as soon
as their Dig Jon la nnisucd, tncy ex
word of tho death of Mrs. Gcorgo W. Coos River rancher, is a Marshfield
Noah, a former resident ncrc, ac visitor today.
Hoscburg a few dayB ago. I m. c. LEWIS, who haB been In
lmproo MUllngtiiiSiCiKl. Tho1 Mnrshflold for several days, wont
directors of the Mllllngton school I to linker Creek, his homo, today.
district nro making a number of tfe- J. u. akauak, who ih bijuiiuiuk
nimble Improvements on tho school
house grounds.
AitIvuIh TiMlny. Allegany peoplo
who camo In todny on tho Alert wore
Mrs. J. E. Noah nnd daughter, Miss
Hazel Cowi.ii, W. D. Roberts, Wnltor
Stull. Thoso from Coos River wore
Charles Mahaffy and son, Roy Land
rlth and Ernest Holmes.
"QuIstH" In Town. Sovornl of tho
"Qtilsts" of Coos Rlvor Invaded town
today. They worn Jasper SanQtilBt,
Charles HagqulBt and William DJor
(jiilBt. There ard others at homo, It
Is said. , ,
Ixigger Injured. Dan Oakland,
ono of tho rigging men at McDonald
& Vaughn's Hluo Ridge enmp, was
biought to Mercy Hospital today with
a badly fractured leg, sustained by
being pinched by a log this morning.
Now Ifnclne. Manager Paul Dim
mlck of the Nor Hi, Rend Lumber Co.
has ordered, auother 11x13 Humboldt
engine from H, J. Vnughan to bo put
lu tho new Ueav.er Hill logging camp
to ennble thpni to t,nko out a lot of
spruce ut once.
Coon River flame. Tho baseball
team from Camp Ono will play the
Coos River team ai ino juisirum
place tomorrow afternoon. Chauncoy
Clarke and Frank Smith wero down
today making arrangements for tho
game. They claim that tho Coos
River team has run In four or flvo
outside players on them.
Overcomo by llout. Lou Loomls,
of North Rend, who returned todny
from a trip to Curry county, Inform
ed Fred Darnard that Claudo Tuck
er, who went deir huntlne with Jns.
Wynno and E. A. Glossop. had been
ovorcomo by tho heat nnd was In a
rather serious condition for a day or
two.
Won ARftto Ring Mrs. S. A.
Yoakum. Mrs. C. II. Dungnn and Mrs.
M. R. Smith havo returned from
tl.l fnninlia trill tfl Port OrfOrd.
They report a most enjoyable tlmo
and say tho peoplo of Port Orford are
most hospitable Mrs. Yoakam en
tered some oi uie cuiuuBiB uuu. .d
wearing a beautiful agato ring which
sho won In tho nail driving contest,
thus proving tho fallacy of tho old
saying that a woman cannot drive a
nail. . .
i.. rvm,.t Ponillilon. Ivy Con-
dron wont to seo Tom Rooko yester
day and reports that no is in a very
n.ltlnnl nnnilltlnn. Mr. RookO Was
Injured by a fall from a nam near
Myrtlo Point last week. Ho was
painting tho rooi nnu suppuu mm
fell, striking the ground headfore
most. His body below tho shoulders
Is paralyzed and llttlo hopo Is hold
out for his recovery. Mr. Rooko
formerly lived In Marsntieiu nut naa
40 Kinds of Job Printing Done at The Times Office
n tnw wiiokn Willi IllA ramiiv ai
Sunset Ray, Is hero today on busi
ness. WILLIAM KARDELL and family
have loft for Rrldgo on tho Smith
PowerB railroad, for .a two wcoks'
outing.
MRS. II. M. MORRISON and Ruth
Reynolds of Unndon, who camo
In yesterday on the Paralso, left
for homo this morning.
CAPT. ALEX HALL of tho Enstsldo
ferry loft this morning on a hunt
ing expedition to tho Sixes Rlvor.
Engineer Seconds Is tnklng his
plnco on tho ferry.
TALOR DEMENT, conntx coninils
Blotter, Is hero from Myrtlo Point
for a short stay. Ho has been
Hufforlng from a sovero attaqk of
ThoumatlBiu.
MR. AND MRS. W. II. MORGAN I9R
today for Ton Mllo, whoro they
will visit for several days wlta
tholr daughter. Mrs. J. D. Magoe.
MR8. II. A. WELLS and Mre. C. n.
Wnll lnft-for naudon. whore thoy
will snond n fow weoks at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
rtl
f v M'fiKnnma nml Al Jenson aro
expected homo today or tomorrow
from an auto trip to Port Orford,
Gold Reach, Brookings, Crescent
City and thonco to Crater Lake and
vicinity.
JOHN MERCHANT will return to-
night to IiIb summer homo at nas-
tendorr Roach. Ho says that tho
heavy fog has detracted some from
tho advantages of beach life.
8. R. CATHCART loft this morning
vln tho old Coos liny Wagon Rond
for Portland, whoro ho will nttend
tlm Htntu convention of tho Red
Men . noxt week as tho delegato
from Coos Tribe.
Mil. ANR MRS. W. K. WISEMAN,
MIhr Wtanmnn. Mrs. Martin Of
North Rend, and Mr. Patterson of
Mnrshflold, loft yesterday by auto
on an extended vacation outing in
tho Willamette Valley with Port
land as the objcctlvo point.
MISS ELLEN R. RUDNAS roturned
last evening from a vacation out
ing with rolntlvea In Eureka, Cal.
As tho Geo. W. Elder was out of
commission, sho camo overland,
but saya tho scenery of California
Is not to bo compared with tho
fnn.l In liv wnv nf AllpiranV.
PAT HENNESSEY of tho Henryvlllo
mine Is a visitor in Marshfield to
day, entertaining his old friend,
Mr. O'Connor, of tho San Francisco
Examiner, who Is visiting here.
Mr. O'Connor la making arrange
ments to erect a house on tho O'
Connor 160-acre ranch at tho head
of Shlnglohouso Slough
RE00HD0 IN
FROM SOUTH
Brought Two Hundred Tons of
Miscellaneous Freight will
Depart Monday Afternoon.
Tho steamship R'cdondo camo In
this morning from ban Krancisco.
air. .11,1 nnt alirlit iinv nf tlin flnrmnn
warships said to havo passed up the
const, ano urougm- in iwu nunuruu
tons or freight. Tho Rcdondo will
lonvn Mnnilnv nt 4 n. m. for San
Francisco. Hor passongor list In-
ciuueu:
Mrs. N. Pyhtlla, Mrs. Susie Schroe
dnr. 'MIhh Sloborir. Mrs. E. Haeen
melstcr. Mrs. M. Malkowotz, Miss
Ruth Reynolds, Mrs. II. Morrison, H.
Mnnm I. II. Wonliil. Mr. Hlnhnrir.
j. C. FaHorVJ. A. Rowland, Jns. How
Maud, Frank Lagg. E. R. Hutchlns,
IIITH, itlllCIIIIlB, .M1B illliviuun, u. ).
,'aldrop, Mrs.. Waldrop, Miss Wal
drop, M. Gilbert. M. Malloy, R. C.
Jordan, A. Reldch, J. Stannegal, J.
C. Arnold, M. Potroll, J. McEwoll, A.
W. Rrown, W. K. Eggolston, 13. Mng
enson, H. Lorsborg and II. Wilson.
T.AirvniI VI1KAK InavM every duY
at 1:30 p. nu for SOUTH Cooa Hirer.
DockH nt CENTRAL AVK.NUE bRu.
tlrely now, at reduction. Suitable
for delivery or peddling. P. O.
Rox r,or, North Rend. Phono 14 It
FOR' RENT f"
FOR RENT FuniWiwI uortiircnt
over NasburK'H Grocery. Apply at
Nnsburg's Grocery.
FOR RENT Lurgo Iiouho on
Court South. Phono 119-L.
VZth,
FOR ItENT FiirnlHliexl liotiBCkccp
Ing rooms. C9G First nnd Rlrch
Phono 239-J.
FOR ItENT FiirolNhed bunfcalow.
Inqnlro Mra. Farrlngor. Phono
38G-J.
FOR RENT Two flntH .fumLslied or
unfurnished, In Mnddop Bldg.
North Front street; also house
keeping rooms. .
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE Vuro bred Jornoy ca1v
from register of merit dama. i
A. Sacchl, Marshfield, Oro.
FOR BALE Mileljr furnished room
ing houso. Oood monoy maker.
Address Rox H, Tlmoa office.
FOR SAliE HouBCliold fumlshitMCS,
including range nnd china closet;
reasonublo prices. 1170 Wn Com
mercial. Phono 297-X. '
FOR 8ALV: Rlcyck. never bcc
used; 120. Seo at Frizeon's Store.
Contra) avonuo.
FOR BAJjH CHEAP CTon.lioni
powor twin cyllndor excelsior mo
torcyclo, if takon at onco. Phone,
180-J, Koontz'a Garage.
WANTia) A Ruck nolglnn !!.
C. H. Nicholson. 1020 N. Front St.
SMALL FAIRLY (no dilldrea) .
wants modern furnished homo,
centrally located. Rloforoncca.
Address D. Times office
WANTED DifwawUdnK nnd plAiii
sewing, houso to house. Phone-
G0-J.
Of Cousre You Will
PAINT
This summer If your houso or building needs painting. No
body can afford to neglect this matter In this climate and this
Is the best season of the year In which to paint.
In reality painting costs nothing when the increased value
of tho houso and Its protection are considered.
Seo us when you are ready to paint; ,Jt will be worth your
while-.
VI ERS
NORTH FRONT STREET.
WE LEAD
We Do Not Imitate
that's tho season nrown & Swanton have solected somo of tho
highest class agencies that cost tho consumer as much In Now York
as In Mnrshflold. Your monoy rofundod If tho goods are not satis
factory. Only tho most progressive drug storoa can obtain theso
"excluslvo" agencies, as the Penslar and Nyal Family Remedies,
Maurlno and Sylvadora toilet requisites, Whitman's candles, etc.
The Orange Label
and prescription blank was first originated In Mnrshflold by us, to
distinguish us from our competitors. Rrlng your prescriptions to
tho store that bult Its reputation on Its own merit. We aro experi
enced PharmaclBtB and do not allow Inexperienced kids to fill
prescriptions. Patronize tho store that guarantees you safo service.
Quality Goods and money back If not satisfied when you buy goods
tho store that built Its reputation onPhono 141.
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