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COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON,- MONDAY, MAY 31, 1915 EVENING EDITION
FOUR "
THE
CkU?G H5ISBE
son
,YTi OAIjKXDAK
MONDAY
Coos Day Women's Club
with Mrs. D. C. McCnrty.
Progress Club Indoor picnic
nt tho homo ot Mrs. V. A.
Smith.
TUESDAY
C. W. II. M- with Mrs.
Onirics Towers.
Ladles Guild ut tho Guild
Hnll.
WEDNESDAY
Swedish Aid with Mrs. C.
J. Ulllstroni.
Narcissus Club with Mrs.
Cnrl West.
lolly Dozen with Mrs. John
son In Hunker Hill.
Day City Lndles' Aid with
Mrs. A. C. Allnrd.
D. M. C. Club with Mrs.
Ralph Parr.
Prlsclllas with Mrs. Hrock
mucllcr In Hunker Hill.
Hrldgo Club with Mrs. W.
S. Turpcn.
Presbyterian Auxiliary In
tho Church parlors.
THURSDAY
North Hcntl Altnr Guild
with Mrs. Marshall.
Mlnno-Wls Club with Mrs.
P. H. Dresser.
Rainbow Club nt tho Club
house.
Commencement exercises In
Noblo Theater.
A. N. W. Club with Mrs. C.
P. McKnlght.
Thursday Sewing Club
with Mrs. Geo. S. Capps.
FRIDAY
Ladles' Art Club with
Mrs. P. M. Plyo.
I i'Aiti:vi:i,ii for eastsidi:
pkopu:
In appreciation of their friendship,
a number of Easlsldo pcoplo tender
ed Mr. and Mrs. Huckbco tuul family,
who uro leaving soon for Idaho, a
farowell surprise parly last Tuesday
evening, making tho ovcnlng ono that
will last long in their memory.
Various games wcro played, music
enjoyed and nt u lato hour, refresh
ments woru passed around among tho
party who Included: Mr. and Mrs.
Prny, Mr. and Mrs. Carl West, Mr.
and Mrs. I. Hndlock, Mr. and Mrs.
S. Pornsworth Dock, Mr. and
Mtb. Predonborg, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Hteekol, Mr. and Mrs. Huckbco, Mrs.
Lapp, Mrs. Horton, tho Misses: Stella
Pedurson, Anna Lund, Mario Gnl
bralth, I.ottlo Huckbco, Torn Lund,
Jllaneh Tellefson, Crystal Lapp and
Messrs: Martin Pcderson, Martin
Stockol, Ed. llorton, Walter Huckbee.
.
I HASTSIDH LADIES AID
4
Duo to Illness, only a fow of tho
Eustsldo Ladles Aid circle met at tho
homo of .Mrs. W. Steckel last Tuesday
afternoon. Nevertheless an enjoy
able tlmo was spent In sowing and
friendly couvorwitlou, antl thu host
ess served a dainty luncheon. Tho
ilnn of consolidating with tho Hay
City Aid was talked ot but not de
finitely decided. Tho next mooting
as to tho tlmo and place Is as yot un
decided. I CHRISTIAN SISTERHOOD
At tho homo of Mih. W. A. Held
last Wednesday afternoon tho ladles
of tho Chrlhllau church ttlHtorliimd
met for a sewing and a hhort burnous
u'Hslon. Tho ladles attending were:
Mrs. C. A. Sehlhrcdo, Mrs. S. J. lm
inel, Mrs. .1. C. Jones, Mrs. Chas.
Powers, Mrs. W. II. Cox, Mrs. Irving
.Smith. Mih, Freii Smith. Mis. French.
CLOSING
OUT SALE
Entire stock of millinery must be disposed of with
in 30 clays
Many Hats at one-half regular prices
Untrimmcd shapes, flowers, etc., at less than half
regular prices iaL ..t . ....
Everything must go. '
Ladies: Don't fail to take advantage of these
bargains.
MRS. A.
Market avenue
Mrs. E. A. McDuffce, Ms. R. A. Cop
pie and Mrs. W. A. Held. Next Tues
day tho W. 11. M. C. will bo enter
tained nt tho homo of Mrs. Chas.
Powers and In two weeks, the Sis
terhood will meet again In the church
hall.
V
METHODIST MISSIONARY SO-
I CIETY
.
The Methodist Ladles Missionary
Society met at tho homo of Mrs. Da
vid Nelson Wednesday afternoon for
tho election of officers with tho fol
lowing results: President, Mrs. M. II.
Smith: VIco president, Mrs. Hownrd
Savage, Recording Sccretnry. Mrs. 11.
E. Coffin, Corresponding Secretary,
.Mrs. Joseph Knotts, Treasurer, Mrs.
E. If. Jochnk.
Mlto box Sec. . . Mrs. Hownrd Savago
Tithing Sec Mrs. Clny
Tempcranco Sec, ..Mrs. Woodworth
Supplies Sec Mrs. David Nolson
Evangelism Sec, Mrs. Largcnt
Young Peoples Work
Mrs. J. Too Drown
Children Mrs. Woodworth
Training School
Mrs. W."H. Perkins
Reading Circle
Mrs. M. D. Sumner.
After a general discussion on "Al
aska," lead by Mrs. M. R. Smith, tho
hostess served appetizing refresh
ments. Tho next meeting of tho Society
will bo tho last Wednesday of next
month.
SURPRISE PARTY
Mrs. J. E. Hrockmeullor wos glv
on n delightful surprise nt her home
In Hunkor Hill Prlday when a num
ber of neighbors gnthored at her
home for a sewing and quilting bee.
Luncheon followed a -Jolly and use
ful afternoon, refreshments being
served to Mrs. Wni. Archer, Mrs.
Christcnson, Mrs. Jouuson, Mrs. Dun
can, Mrs. Albee, Mrs. A. 11. Snow,
Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Roosdnhl.
MANY GO TO BEACH
TAKE ADVANTAGE OP ESPECIAL
LY LOW TIDE SUNDAY
Gather Rock Oysters, Miiim'N ami
Crabs nt Charleston Hay ami
Hastcmlorf Roach
Georgo Rotnor and a party of
friends motored to Hastendorf's
Reach early Sunday morning to gath
er rock oysters. They secured n pall
and a hnlf of oysters and Mr. Rot
nor who wielded thn nick savs that
lie secured tho greatest Jarring ho j
over got from tho Jolt of tho pick
on tho rocks. Tho rock near Has
teudorf is much hador tlrtin tho
rock nenr Charleston. Tho tide was
very low, tho beach being clear of wa
ter fifty feet beyond the point of
rocks.
W. U. DoughiH and Warnor Ogron
motored to tho beach yesterday morn
ing to get rock oysters and mussels,
Tho tldo runout was unusually low
early In tho morning.
Charles llickox and a party of
friends spent Saturday night nt Char
lesion, getting rock oysters, mussels
uud crabs.
Ralph Kruno and John Porgusnn
walked ncross tho lioulovnrd trail
to tho bench yesterday and motored
back with Donald Charlesou.
J. C. Merchant and wlfo and Os
car r.ulovsen and wlfo upent Sunday
at Ilasteudorf beach.
I). Walters and family spent Sun
day at Haslonilorf.
Dr. William llorsfnll ami party
visited tho beach Sunday and gallic-red
a largo amount of shell fish.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Recent MniTlago Licenses Reported in
Tho CihiiI1Io Sentinel Folhnv
W. .1. Conrad and Laura 1). Kruno.
Wiimio L. Wooil and Nettle May Mil
lor. Palmer C. Leo and Mabel G. Ma-thlKou
hmmmmmm n
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S&JSW&lXSlXSZtat,!
G. AIKEN
Marshfield
WIMMEH
PANS WHOOP WHEN KASTl'OKT '
PALLS IN UI-TO.U VICTORY
Manager Johnson Xow Fills ""
Nino In Pleltl for Future En-
gagemeiits on Hay. ,
KnstBlilo completely swamped the I
Eastport nlno yesterday by a score
of 21 to 2, played on tho green
across the bay with an audlenco of
100 valiant fans. And with tho vic
tory tacked to tho polo Manager
inhtiflnn has Issued bis statement
that tho Eastslde nine arc In the
field for further offers.
The line-ups of tho two teams
EaBUhlo Position Eastport
Johnson 3H Kn0'
Robertson !'....Jm.Vio
K. Vineyard ...LP... .Tom WI son
R. Watts 2 11 Carlisle
Ragsdalo CP Swan
0. Peterson ...SS Her port
1. Peterson ...1 11 Wilson
V Wcet C Olomnn
r' west It F. . .Geo. Clottings
"struck out by Robertson, 12; by
Wilson, 4.
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GEORGE GOODRUM "TURNS
PROM TRIP AND (HVES INK
LING OP NEW MODELS 1 OK
WW POUK DODGE CA l)h ; h
IL1VERED HERE SECURES
DODGE PARTS
George Goodrum returned last
night via Roseburg from Portland
where he was looking up tho lntcst
in the auto lines nnd getting In touch
with the now things for 191G. Ho
tad! that a number of tho companies
would probably spring their 1910
piospectus this weok but thnt it will
lie rometlmo before the 19 1C cars
can bo delivered.
'I nc Dodgo company, whlcn he rc
proMjnts In this territory, will not
make Its 191G announcement for
nomt tlmo ii8 they arc still far be
hind on orders for this year's mcdol.
So far as ho was nblo to cot an
advance Inkling of tho 191C nn
niiuiicenionts, there will bo no radi
cal changes. Tho principal clnngo3
will bo slight alterations, making the
.tits moro artistic In nppoarancn Mr.
Gf.odrum thinks that tho nutoi are
piMttlcully standardized now.
Hail Por Autolsts
The bad weather has been vr'
general along tho coast, the past
three wcoks witnessing a. downpour
nearly every place. In consequonco
tno loads throughout tho v.i'loy ii'i'i
nloni: tho const aro IniiUtMiuie nnd
I'tolmbly will bo for throo wnoltj or
o iroith. However, nuto dealer nro
fitting up tholr gnrages and putting
Pi supplies for heavy auto travel j-.a
roo'i as tho roads get in nnnpn.
Mr, Godrum says It would bo fool
ish for n porson to attempt tv run
an auto out of Coos County within
n month. Ho says that on tho Myr
tlo Point- Roseburg road, It takes
tho mull Rtngo nineteen hours to go
sixteen miles. Ho came In on tho
old Coos Hay wagon road and whilo
tho road is heavy from tho rains,
ho was iiblo to got through in ono
day. Kb missed tho train nt Co
qulllo hut came over last night in
an auto.
Xeed Moro Dodge. Cars
Mr. Goodrum's trip north was pri
marily for tho purposa of securing
moro Dodgo cars. Although ho tried
from every available anglo to sccuro
moro machines, ho could get only
partial promises, nothing definite
Ills shipment ot flvo cars last weok
had been promised long In advance.
Now Dodgo Owner
U. II. Mast, cashier of tho Pann
ers' & Merchants bank at Coqulllo,
secured ono of thorn. Geo. A. Larr
koii, Mnrshnll-WollH representative in
this territory, secured nnother; Capt.
Johnson of tho Hnutlou Llfo Saving
station and Mr. Howmnn of Haudon
secured tho othor two. Tho fifth
car Mr. Goodrum Is trying to keep
for himself for u demonstrating car.
irtxlgo Car Supremacy
On ovory hand, Mr. Goodrum was
told of tho Dodgo car supremacy.
Only tho other day, a Dodgo car with
nlno passengers wns driven up tho
Oregon Stato Capitol stops at Snlom
and was then driven down, Btnndlng
tho ordeal porfcctly. It has won all
tho hill climbing contests In Spokano,
Seattlo and San Pranclsco.
I Ono Portland agent has dollvored
101 Dodgo cars so far this soason
and is still far behind his orders.
Has Dodgo Parts
I With tho carload shlpmont of
t iiouro cars, .Mr. Goodrum recolved a
slilpmont of' parts and repairs for
Doilgo cars. OwhiK to tho Dodgo
;nra holng now, thoro will bo little
KixWott isivojsJiS
Miieut nt tho head. In enso of an 'em-'
ergency or nccldout, a Dodgo carl
S"," Krt repair parts linniedln-
tol at tho Goodrum garage. )
t LOCAL OVERFLOW
.MH. AND MltS. KLZY, and daught
or, of Manganese, Minn., arrived
hero today for n visit at tho
nouio oi nor naronts. Mr. nmi
.Mrs. Stephen Uogors,' on ' Coos
mer. inoy came in via tho old
Coos
Hav wagon road.
I.AIKD fiuiio In Saturday
JAMKS
to look after some business mat -
ters here.
III" K:iVM IIHir .lAdllltri
- ""i"
rnln, tho auto stages on the
be n L 17 "IT1 raa lmV
been getting tho pnssonqers
through lu good time.
HO bai S
tho Myrtle Paint road Is bad
DODGE
ag-
FAVORITE
MOW
shape ami that most of tho pas- Wednesday. Tho fees for he high
euger travel is now via the1.. ....' . .
old Coos Hay wagon road.
ASK YOl'H XKUJHHOH
.Il'.Ni: nth.
Attend Track Meet lVlday.
Truck Mvl, IVIday, .lime I
Alteml Truck Meet lVlday,
iBASEBALL1 SCORES
I'oitlondeis Hnck to Place Next lo
Ccllnr Eastern InRU Again
In opcrniion
PERCENTAGES OP
OOAOT LKAGUE
f D Auoclited Tnn to CJom Bit TIbim.)
w l. p.c.
San Pranclsco.30 21 .588
Salt Lake ....30 22 .fi77
Los Angeles ..33 20 .559
Venice 2G 28 .472
Portland 22 2G .458
Onkland 21 33 .121
PORTLAND, May 31. It wna a
uftlo day yestorday for tho Venetians
The former proteges of "Hnp Hogair
scored two victories, picked their wiy
out of tho collar nnd ascended ovor
the Portland Heavers Into fqurth
plneo In tho lenguo.
Tho scores of Saturday nnd Sun
day follow: t
SotuMloy'n Games
Const League
At Portland 11. H. E.
San Pranclsco a o z
Portland 3 8 2
At Los Angeles H. II. K.
Snlt Lnko 6 12 0
Los Angolos . . .t 0 8 2
At Oakland II. 1L E.
Vonlco 3 8 0
Onkland 1 C 1
American League
At Doston Boston 1, Philadelphia
o
At Boston Doston G, Philadelphia
G.
At Now York Now York-WnBhlng-ton,
rain.
At Chicago Clovcland-Chlcago,
rain.
At Detroit Detroit 7, St. Louis 1.
Detroit 3, St. Louis 3; called.
National Lenguo
At Brooklyn Brooklyn 1, Now
York G.
At Chicago Chicago 3, Cincinnati
1.
At St. Louis St. Louis Pittsburg,
rain.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 1,
Boston 9.
Sunday Games. .
Const Lcaguo
At Portland II. II. E.
Snn Pranclsco G 9 3
Portland 3 9 2
Panning and Scpulvcdn; Hlggln
botham, Kruco nnd Plsher.
At Los Angeles It. II. E.
Morning
Snlt Lake 113 0
Los Angoles , 1 G 1
Hnll and Hannah; Bums and Bo
les. Afternoon
Snlt Lako G 13 0
Los Angoles 2 7 3
La Roy and Hannah; J. Ryan, Love
and Brooks.
At Onkland R.
Morning
Venice 2
Oakland 0
II. E.
Johnson nnd Spencer; Klnwlttor
nnd Kuhnn.
Afternoon
Vonlco 1 10 1
Oakland ...'....2 G 0
llcnly and Mltz; Prourtt nnd
Kuhnn.
National League,
At Chicago Chicago 3 ,St. Louis
o
At Cincinnati Cincinnati A, Pitts
burg 0.
American League.
At Chicago Chicago 1, Clove
laud 2.
At Detroit St. Louis 3, Detroit
2. (Seven Innings game.)
At Detroit St. Louis 2, Detroit
2. (Seven innings game.)
EXAMINATIONS ARE
BOOKED FOR JULY
Tho onnroachlng toochora' examin
ations to ho held Juno ao and July
2 and 'J, will ho tho Inst undor prcs-
01lt co,lltlo8. nccordlng to County
oPorintendont Uakor. Tho 191.'!
I.eglslnturo nnionded tho school laws
""t to.re,i",ro r a11 ft,u,ue,,nt8
r t01,t'1,cr8 certificates must ho
eltl,or Kraduatos ot high schools
with tho full four-year courso, and
wIth teachora. trn,nng courBO'8( or
I0180 8t "vo attended n high
school at lenst two yoars and hnvo
supplemented this with not less than
six weeks training nt a "standard
normal school," or othor accredited
Institution. As this now law takes
effect In Septembor, 1910, It does
, "ot nffect applicants at tho coming
examinations, but will nnnlv to tho
December examinations,
iTn,ior n.n r.w inu. .in.-.i ....
, tho last Legislature tho date of tho
. . .
. oxanunaiions la also chanued. in
order that teachers who have taught
dur," ,h0 J'ear "'" ,lavo
for n urlef re8t nnd rov,ow h
hllfl linnn nltuntrn fnnr.. 1. .l.iui
v.ina,i, ... .... ,. '
" M vw. ...v...v IM11CT iUOU
been reduced, n change that will
not be unwelcome to tho teachers.
Still another chango Is to be foun.i
in tho fact that tho examinations
hereaftor will extend through but
threo days Instend of four as has
been tho case heretofore.
Track Meet, Friday, Juno I.
IT WILL PAY
I
COTTON GOODS HAVE NOT BEEN SO CHEAP FOR
YEARS AS THEY ARE THIS SEASON. JUST HOW'
LONG THIS WILL CONTINUE NO ONE KNOWS. AL
READY THERE HAS BEEN AN ADVANCE IN SOME
LINES. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY YOUR NEEDS
FOR THIS SUMMER AT THIS TIME.
GOLDEN RULE PRICES
Standard 9-4 Bleached S heetlng 24c
Standard 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting 22c
15c Percale, 36 inches wide 12'oc
Best 32-in, Percale. 10c Standard Calico 4c
20c Mercerized Plisse, figured .- 15c
Kenton Cheviots .8 1-3c Red Seal Gingham 8.1 -3c
72-inch Sheets, special value 48c
Bungalow Apron Gingha in and Percale, extra val,, 45c
House Dresses, Gingham and Percale 85c and up
Mule-skin Gloves, 50c kind 38c
Calf-skin Gloves, 50c kind 38c
Men's Hats, values up to $3,00, Choice 95c
vlen's Whip-cord Pants, Special value 95c
You will find all pr ices the very lowest at
The Golden Rule
ALWAYS BUSY First National Bank Bldg.
THE BIGGEST STOCK THE LOWEST PRICES
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
FAIR-LIST PRICES
.Nlimvlni; ' tremendous reduction on
n niiinlwr of Miiiilnr mI.ch of
DIAMOND
SQUEEGEE TREAD
TIRES
Kffcctlvo Fell. 1, JJH5.
28x3 $ 8.95'
30x3 9.45
30x310 12.20
32x31- 14.00
33x4 20.00
34x4 20.35
35x4 21.20
36x4 21.55
35x4lo 28.35
36x4i. 28.70
37x4'. 29.75
36x5 32.70
37x5 33.90
38x51; 46.00
The price you ought to pay for
tires of dependable make
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Official Program
FHIDAV, JUIA' 3XD, 113
Xo. 1 Trot or pace, ono-half
mile, two heats, each heat a
race, 2:35 class, purso $100
No. 2 Running, ono half nillo,
purso ijSHO.OO
No. 3 Trot or pace, ono-half
mile, best two In throo heats,
free for nil, purse S11I5
No. i Novelty race, ono mllo,
130 for first to quartor post,
$10 for first to half-mllo
post, $55 for first to threo
quarter post, $75 for first to
mllo stake $200
No. 6 Motor Cycle, 5 miles,
$25 to 1st, $15 to 2nd $40
SATURDAY, JULY !l, 101.5
No. 6. Trot or pace, ono-half
mllo, two heats, each heat a
race, 2:35 class, purso.,, $100
No. 7 Running, five-eighths
mllo, purso $ioo
No. 8 Trot or pace, ono mllo,
throo heats, every heat a
race, purse $150
No. 9 Running, ono and one
eighth miles, for Coos and
Curry County horses only,
purse $200
.No. 10 Consolation race, for
all horses not finishing as
good as second, purso $7J
No. ll MotocytHe. race, tiA
to 1st, $15 lojSnJ" VsKHQ
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HOUHK nUILDKR
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Making.
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Phono 188-R
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Offices, 206 Irving Block.
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