The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 28, 1915, EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text'4 iN .4 THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1915 EVENING EDITION,. SIX iL'A Ei" k-oB INSTITUTE HT END COOS 10 CURRY over ioo pedacoocks at TI VE-DA YS S KSS I X end ' Hereafter Will ho Held In SprliiR Teachers Will Answer lo Hull Cull to Increase Attendance Moro tlitin 100 teachers of Coos nttended the five-days Institute at Coqttlllc, the sessions of which ilos cd thoro yesterday afternoon. Tor the occasion worn brought In sev eral outsido speakers of unusual nolo whoso addresses were exceed ingly popular. Pnder the naw rul ing no vote was taken by the teach ers as to where the Instltuto of next year will he held. This Is now left In the hands of Superintendent H. B. linker, but It Is believed that Mnrshfleld will have the next sua sion. llccnuso early In the fall still finds many of the teachers on their summer vacations, the derision was made that hereafter institutes will be hold In the spring whtlo school Is In session. Mr. linker declare'.! that a roll will bo nindo out and every teacher will bo expected to como. On Thursday evening tho visitors wero entertained at tho Ko-Keol club with a reception nnd a inti alcnlc. Of particular Interest was the talk of I'rof. Gentry, principal tho train school nt the .Monmouth Normal school, lie spoke on the subject of ngrlculturo teaching In tho yehooto, how to jiuiko It prnctlcal nnd fur thermore tho manner In which stan dard work can bo done- In tho school room. Work In Practical. Though his work keeps him well confined during the day to the school l'rof. Gentry finds time to conduct a farm near Monmouth and every morning and evening milks 10 lioad of dairy cows. Wlion his Instructor In agricul ture needed pointers, ho was Invited to tho principal's farm: very often lie brought ninny of the pupils with him nnd In n practical manner Is this subject being taught in tho school nt Monmouth. I'rof, Shnver, formerly nn assistant Biiporintondont In tho schools of New York and now doing Mioclttl Instltuto work, was present from n6iitlioru California nt tho hobsIohs. Ills tnlks of school co-operal.loii, es pecially between tho fueultlo.j nnd tho school boards was Immensely In teresting. Miss Koch, Instructor or lun guago nnd composition, in tho Lin coln High school of I'ortlund, gave several popular addresses to tho vlBitlng pedagogues. School directors or the county ga thered yesterday afternoon at Co (litlllo and after truiiHactliiK their routine business listened to an In teresting talk by I'rof. Gentry. Hut few teachers were prohont nt the limtltute from Marshflold. Those attending wero Mrs. I'. M. Wilbur, Mm. Kelly, Mrs. (llosnop, !is Im mel, Miss Flanagan, Mhw Shaw nnd Miss Frnnso. SEPT. 8-11 xvcUs News of Nearby Towns plans completer to ma km it 1ih1ukst axi) rest in ims-1 TORY OK TWO COrXTIlIS ; .MANY SPECIAL KEATTRKs! Aid-: provided SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS. Local Klder, J. 13. Quails. Tho Coos and Curry Counties Knlr will bo hold at Myrtle Point Wed nesday, Thursday, Friday nnd Sat. urday, September S to 11, Inclusive, and It will ho tho biggest ever. The management has arranged al number of new features which arc of a high educational nature aB well as being entertaining. Tho special dairy display will bo one of tho big features. Owing to tho development of the dairy indus try In Coos and Curry Counties tho past year through tho cow testing associations, etc, this will bo of grcnt vnlno. Thoro will bo a big display of dai ry stock and dairy products. Tho fair board havo arranged to provide free hay and quarters for tho stock, and will also havo men to care for tho anlmnls oxlbltcd. l'Viie llaliy Show Another big attraction will ho tho Unity show nnd Eugenics contest. Special tents will bo provided nnd trained nurses will ho In nttendnnro upon tho little ones. Tho contest will Inst two dnys,. If you havo a baby, bo suro and enter tho llttlo ono. Dr. Ii. 0. Johnson, of Myrtlo Point will havo chargo of the Eiigon Ics contest, nnd will furnish entry blanks and Information to all appli cants. Sport A' tract Ions In tho amusement lino is tho championship wrestling contest between M. G. I.utsoy nnd Georgo Lnnibort of Coos County for tho mlddlo wolght honors. Thoro will also bo n flno rnco pro gram, Including gallopers nnd har ness events. Tho Coos nay Concert Hand will provide music. Do your duty and go to tho coun ty fair. Your attendance- will aid In mnklng It n success, and will glvo you tho boncfltH that it nffords. Honiombor tho dates September S to 11, lucluslvo nnd arrange your nffnlra so that you can attend ono or moro days. COLT KICKS CHILD Tho Httlo four-year-old daughter! of Mr. and .Mrs. .lohn Klcshcr, living southwest of tills place, was kicked by a colt yesterday and suffered a broken leg as a result. Myrtle Point Enterprise. .IOIIX (SltAXT Hl'ItT John Grant who litis been haul ing ties In ono of tho Catching Creole camps, had an ugly gash cut In the side of his head ono day last wool; whon ono of tho ropes with which tho load was bound broke and a pleco of timber struck Mr. Grant's head. Myrtle Point Enterprise. Sovonth Day Advcntlst services aro conducted every Saturday as follows: Sabbath School at 10 a. in. lllblo Study nt 11 a. m. j luiuiK x-uuniu B suciuiy t o ji. in., Prnyer Mcutliig Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. j MARSIU'IKLR PRESRYTER1AX Clll'ltCII j Kov. J. S. Stubblerield, Pastor 9 I Clias. II. Lowry, clerk of sessions Coo. 11. Stadden, Sunday School I Superintendent. A. L. Uutz, Treasurer. Mrs. Chas. McKnlght, president Women's Auxiliary. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preaching, 1 1 a. in., by Dr. J. D. Sprlngston, of Portland. No Sunday evening services during the month of August. rrayor incciiug, ;.,u p. m. inurs- ... . ,, ..,.. . , ,.,.. .,.... ,,,. ''" j noon. Rov. T. .1. Cniinon, of the Christian church of this city preach ing the funeral sermon. Myrtlo ' Point Enterprise. RIPTIIKRLY AT MYRTLE POINT, Dale Carman, the four-yenr-old son of Mr. and .Airs. Asa Carman died las Friday, after a fow days Illness of diphtheria. Funeral services wero of dlpthcrla. Funeral services wore METHODIST CHURCH Itev. A. S. Illsoy, Pastor. North Bond bo ai Tho services Sunday will follows: Sunday School nt 10 a. m. 11: 00 n. in. Sermon. Vesper Clrclo nnd Epworth League al 7 p. in. UNITED 1IHETHHEX CHUltCH NOKTII REND Mrs. It. N. Lewis. Pastor Snbbntli School nt 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor nt 7 p. in. Preaching at 11 a. m. nnd 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday oto nlng at 8 o'clock. STORE IS Ill'ISY FIRST HAPTIST CHURCH lllblo School nt 10 n. in., with, graded classes and competent teach ers, j Morning service at 1 1 u. m. Hev. j O. C. Wrluht of Portland will nre.ioh. I I Mass meeting '' o'clock p. in. 1 II. Y. P. P., rally. 7 p. in. Evening service, 8 p. in. Two ad-1 I dresses. ! A cordlnl .welcome is extended to I all. Horn Sundny, Aug 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Win Olson, a daughter. Horn Monday, August 23rd to Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Genzoll, of Arn go, a son. Horn Tuesday, Aug. 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harrison, a daugh ter. Iforn Saturday, August 2 1st, to Mr. nnd .Mrs. Wm. Wlllctt, of Leo, n dnuglitcr. Myrtle Point Enterprise. SWEDISH EVAXOELICAL LUTHERAN' CUUltOJi. 1IALL-LEWIS TIHP County Hondmnstor P. M. Hall Lewis was in the Myrtlo Point sec-, tlon tho foro part of tho week. Mr. ! Hall-Lowls recently returned t rom n visit to Portlnnd. While thoro lid wont over close to two hundred miles of tho ronds of Multnoninli county' which lends tho Oregon counties in road building. lie Investigated some-1 O thing like a dozen different kinds of Rov. H. F. Hongtson. Pastor. . road construction and says ho found Residence 201 Highland avenue. I )lB ., vory IBtrHct,Vo lmlC0(li PIC unHiiiDLnnii p :o Sunday School, H:45 a. m. Service. 1 1 u. in. At North llend Service 8 p. in. Myrtlo Point Enterprise. TO EXIIIHIT (IRAVENSTEINS XOItTII INLET (.'ROWERS EXPEtT - M MICrilODIHT EPISCOPAL. .oscph Knotts, Pastor. Rttnilnv Knlinnl rif 10 n m. TO UATIIER CHOP NEXT WEEK j Morning service at ll a. in. i Subject: "Peter Established." Ilclloxo Hint Yield -find Quality Will He Hotter Than LitM Year Siinie Are Hllglited Nortli Inlet cranberry growers aro preparing to begin harvesting their crop about September 1. A few have been picking but Hie ac tual gathering will not begin for a few days. J. II. I'iukertoii who was in Marsh- Kvoi'lng service: "Sick Pooplo and Doctors." MIiib Grogg will sing at the eve ning srovlce. All nro cordially Invited. Epworth League at 7 p. in. Junior League Sorvlcu Thursday afternoon at 3: 15. Prayer Mooting Thursday ovon lug nt 7:30 o'clock. - I CATHOLIC- CHUHOH NOHTH HEX!) ! ''''d ("day said that they expected u j it Tiip UnTCI C iKu i'iiii iiuii ii ui'iiur iiiiinij imiii 9 HI InC HUItLo Hast soiiKon. Thoro has boon some nv HeiUs'iiier Cliiiiiih. v! blight but despltu this, tho yield, jt,v. Wm. llogan. Pastor. Cluuidler Hotel IproinlHes to bo good. Ordinarily, AddroBS Mercy Hospital. W. C Fensler, Myrtlo Point; .luck ' lmo ttt0 ' ovo" hurries on if phone 201. Hiilllvuii, Hniidiin: D. I. MrGee. Siin'811'1" n,lt ' H01"" (,,8l,H 'hero nro , Last mwu and sorinon at Francisco; S. Weekly, Myrtle Point: ' ,w" ("" ""v" t,r t,, "'I"1'"'!' hllghted. a. in. Tolo- :00 G A. E. Tulloy, Wallowa; lonwlder, Portland; C. It. Davis, Portland; M. J. Decker. Portland; Lulu M. Moors, Lakeside; I1. K. Can endor, Portland; George Wild. Port land; H. .1. McCraekon. Sacramento; Mrs. H. P. Peltce, Port Or'j-1 H. A. Allison and wife, Seattle; Frod D. Hlioomnker, Portland; F. T. Carter and wire, San Francisco; E. P. Hon ors, Sun Francisco; E. M. EldrliUe. St. Louis; K, L. Lowell and wlfo, Portland; Mrs. A. Johnson, Couulllo Paul ll. Soule, San Frnucluco; Ada Cllnkeubeard, Coos Itlver. Hhiuiii Hotel E. L. Eade. Portland; Tnn Mnclil, Powers; Ed. Hlostreeni, Teuiplelon: Frank Pliiard, Powers; D. P. Weav er, South Inlet; ('. A. Davidson, Myrtlo Point; M. .1. Cariulchael, .Myr tlo Point; Hay Norton, Xorlli llend: Clyde F. Har-ows, Handon: H Hohr, South Inlet: W. tj. Whitley. Coos Itlver. St. Laurence Hotel J. P. Milton. Sun Francisco; V. E. Moore, San Francisco; Lucy G. Swllt, Mlddlolon, Vt.: Clara i:. Sprauue. Gnrdluer; Jewell Spraidie, Gardiner: It. C. McDonald, Lakeside; W. D.( f,llltI McCnrty, Halcor, Cliarlos .lohuvou and wife, Portland: A. Ii. Vnlt, u. reka; Josopli Kasper, iCureka. Lloyd Hotel II. Fill-' Wlinllier It was due to Trout, dew. Uosury and benediction at 7:30 iiiiiiniuiiiiii' weaiuer coiiiiiiioum or some new fruit pust, he does not know. It Is expected that tho growers will get about $3.2:. per box al tho opening of the seiuoii I bin year. Last season, some received ?:t.."u or butter for their borrlos. Mr. I'iukertoii oxpects that he and his sou. It. Pliikortou. will have 1 uliout 300 boxes on their two ranches' tills season. Other ttrowers in that vicinity aro Iteub Lyons, Spencer i Small, E. L. Koblnson and C. W. Glbbs who has the entire MiFarlln ranch this season. in. CATHOLIC Oil UHCH MAHSHFIICLD Itev. Father McDovltt St. Monica church. First Mass at 0:30 a. m. First mass nt S a. in. Last mass 10:30 ii. in. There will bo no 8 o'clock Mass. CliniSTIAN SCIENCE .Myrtle Point Apple (iroivers "Will i ..... ... ... ' nenii .-iiiiiiu in r..iMiioii r ! ArriiugemeutB aro being made tu I ship about thirty boxes of Graven-' . stein apples to tho Frisco Fair. The i fruit will bo shipped In tho name of I tho Couulllo Valley Fruit Growers Association. Some of tho boxes to go Into the Horticulture, building anil tho balance for the Coos County ex- i hlblt. Arthur 11. Herman this week treat-! ' ed tho Enterprise to sonio fine peach es grown on his South Fork ranch. ' .Mr. Hermann docs not know thc nanio of tho variety, hut they ripen sonio later than tho lato Crawfords. Arthur Is having bad luck with his 1 ponchos this year and Is gottlng only I a part crop. Some disease that he cannot account for attacks tho fruit I just hoforo it ripens and a largo por- i ('outage of tho peaches apparently wilt and become mushy and rotten on the treos. Mjrtlo Point Enter-' prise. ' IWWM1 rMllil,BMMM MM M 1 M Mi MMi PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY KASTTOHT Sl'XDAY SCHOOL The Eastport Sunday School will hold an open air session near the ICastpori school house Sunday moru iug at in o'clock. At iioim a basket lunch will bo served and this will be followed by addresses by Itev. .Mr. Katou, of Itngoliurg, and Uev. .Mr. Steinlioff, of Coos May, On .Monday evening a Union Sun day school bonfire mid social will bo held and refreshments will lie served to raUo money for tho or- GltANTS PASS Dayton. Ohio, capitalist who bought the Oriole mliio from ltecelvor Sum Maker will J. . Kirkpatrlck. Vancouver: O. IC. ,Hrl oiwrailoiia aguiu soon. Attor- Edwards, Portland; Frank Huntley ' 'W l'!Uutt'r and Corey Mattlson. 'sermon Handon: H. j. Wolghtinan. Couiillle: former muuuKcr of the Oriole. ropro-i Georgo It. Holt. Portland; YV. Wauko'1"'1 "" ' men. Sorvlco Sunday 1 1 a. m. Wednesday, 8 p. in., Auditorium Public Library. ' ' Sunday morning subject: "ChrIM Jesus." Sunday School, 12 M. In Christ ian Scleneo Hall, I Heading Hoom upon dally except Sunday and holidays. II p. m. Christian Sclonco Hall 237 Third St. North. GllltlSTlAX CHt'ltCH j Sorvlcos ns follows nt tho Church, comer Sixth nnd Central: lteuulnr rxices every Sundny, lllblo School nt 10:00 a. in. j T EPISCOPAL CHCHCIL ; Fourth and Market Streets , -H. K. HrowntiiK, Hector 8:00 a. m. Holy Communion In St. Mary's chapel. North Mend. 8:00 a. in., Holy Communion. i 10:00 a. in.. MiriiliiK service nnd Portland; E. Satterlee. Portland; T. Zimmerman, Powers; F. Carter. Now York. KOSKltl'Kd has settled his XOHWLGIAN Ll'THHKAX. Hov. U. O. Thorpe IAhhy COAL. The kind YOl' have A1AVIVS rsj'D. Plione 7tf. P.iclf.i Jlvery and Transfer Coinpanj. ' Albert Abraham' claim for $S00 for! Merxlcus Will bo hlil nl Mnr-lifl.,'11 extra Isgal sorvlcos whllo city attor-sunduy ut II u. ni. No Sundio ney for $100. Trouble over the'm hool. claim caused htm to reslnn. Carl s.rxlc.w win iu. held ut N'ortr lllii . i i . ;m .IT I H HI 11 1 l. 'n i pen , n.i M ; p m 1 ll I 1 , Dr. A. L. Houseworth, i'liyhlciaii and Surgeon Office: Irving Mlock. orrico lioui-s: 1 1 to 12 a. in.; 2 to I and 7 to K p. in. Phones: orrico 1 liN.l; lien., Mil-L. J. M. Wright : Phono 188-H I HLMLD1XG COXTIIACTOK Estimates furnished on request j Dr. H. M. Shaw i Eye, Ear mid Throat Specialist ' GLASSES FITTED i Phono :i::o.J. Kooms UOO-UOl j Irving Mlock, DM. MATTIE M. SHAW. Pliynlclau ami Surgeon i Phone :i:U).J. Ofrico hours by appoint men t. Benjamin Ostlind ' CONSCLTIXG ENOINEEU AND AHCIHTECT Offices, 20C Irving Mlock. I ! Phono 103-L or 2G7-J. Marshflold, Oregon. H. G. Butler ! CIVIL ENG1XEEK i Hoom 30 l Coko Illdg. Phono 145-3. i 1 ltesldenro Phono 3C3-L. I VV. G. Chandler , ! AMCHITEOT j Kooms 301 ami 302, Coku Uulldlng, , Marshfiold, Oregon. i .StO.Hr, COOS HAY TO POMTLAND. I Auto Stage Lme Aiiiin i"" .vi 'iirtlanil. Fare $6 li?e Smokehouse rare $b of Auto Line, LEAVES MAHHIIFHILD EYEHY MOKNIM1 .::'. DMAIN AT ii O'CLOCK. C.'ood Cars Careful Driver. Mivst Meautlful Moute to MIONI U.EYTS. MAHKIII'IFLD (KI-.I or call D. L. l''()OTE, Proprietor Phiuix HH-.I I'm- liil'oiniatlou. MARSHFiELD-ROSEBURG AUTO LINE Best Cars Fare, $7 Best Drivers .5:00 A. M. .:: A. M. Dally Dally Leave .Miii-shfield JiCuvo Kosebiirp; TICKET OFFICE, 139 FRONT St. MAHSHFIELD Now Dodge Cars Fare $7.00 A Checking Account A checking account with us means you nro kcUIiik In pnlli of opportunities. You eonio In per.onal contact with ofricliils of this bank. I the (ho My this personal contact you cultivate an which will bo of value to you in case of need. acquaintanceship Heller lay invay a llttlo nest-ejiK for the winter. Work may lie scarce ami it will come lu uilulity Imudy to have n little on deposit with us to check apilnst. FIRST UTIDIHL UK OF COOS BAY Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent. FUlId 1 8EIETT BIK OLDEST MAXK IX COOS CO I, XT V EstahllNlied 1KHI). Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $118,000 Interest paid on Tlmo AXD BAVIXdS DEPOSITS Officers J. V. Mennett, President. J, II. riauaKiui, Vice-President. 11. 1 AVIIIIams, Cashier. Ceo. I Winchester, Asst. Cashier. North Pacific Steamship Co. STEAMSHIP SANTA CLARA SAILS KOIt SM Sl'NDAY, Aldl'ST JJDTII, AT l'Ji O'CLOCK NOON l'OM FIMTIIEM lNI'OU.MATION TM TERMINAL DOCK 1'JIONE 1:1(1 W. E. STl'IIIC, Aent i:ql'ippi:d with wiheless steamship ireakwatcr OX TI.ME. ALWAYS SAILS l-'HOM .MAHSIIl'lELDEVEUY SUNDAY IHWIXC AUOUST AT 8:00 A. M. AXD l'MOM POMTLAND EVEMY THUMSDAY AT 8 A. )l. Phono :i5.J. II. J. MOIIH, AgenL Inter-Ocean Transportation Co, Weekly Service Coos Bay and San Francisco. STEAMER WESTERNER FREIGHT SERVICE ONLY Will Sail From San Francisco, Tuesday, August 24. San 1-YunclM'o Orrice, (IOO Fife lliiihlliig, ami Pier Xiimbop ;$ Coos Bay Agent, C. F. McGEORGE, p10ne 44 IDEAL SUMMER TRIPS Steamer RAINBOW loaves Marshfleld for South Coos RIvor every Sunday nt S a. m., and returns at C p. m. Launch EXPRESS week day sarao hours. IDEAL FREE CROVE AND PICNIC fiROl'NDS llrliiB your lunch baskots. kjtiaks and fUtalng ta.klo for a fow days' outing. Sunday School and all picnic crowds a specialty. ROUND TRIP 7.-0. . For rdiurtor apply on board or phone 31CX3 or phono 31C7. NO ii ni Wm. S. Turpen ARCHITECT Mar8bncld, Oregon, Times Want Ads Bring Results Vacation Days At Goodwills IP FINE CAMPING GROUNDS EXCELLENT HOWIE COOKINq SWIMMING, BOATING ant! FISHING" DANCING PAVILION Several I.ohIh dally , Mllrsl( IncliidhiK Npcc.l laiiiul, ,'r Marshfleld at ..:..-; ,alIy ....J lK l U'o for Mtiiicr; ),, Go! will's at 7 every inoriihii. rn..,r .Marshflold about H:'M. " Rates reasonable. pmo 3,0J 'ariuers. or lii(ulio f Cni,t. .J,. or Nteaiuer Rainbow. CnM. Smith SOUTH COOS mvKlt 110AT KEIIVICE LAUXCII E.Plti:ss leaves niarshfleld every da. 8 n. in. Loaves head of rlret nt III l!i p, in, STEAMER RAI.MI0W leaves head or river dally ; n. in. Lchves Jlarshflclil nt 2 p. in. Vov charter apply on board. ItOOEHS .M SMITH Proprietors MERCHANTS CAFE l'opulur PIrco for Good Meals Prices Reasonable Cor. Commercial and Il'oVj, v- 1 ACOl'ST, una AUTO STACK SCIIKDUI.K TO PORTLAND VIA I'l.OIINNCE I.eavo .Mar.shricld and I'lorcnce Saturday ...2S... 5:00 b.q. Sunday 20... 5:00 in. Monday .'10. .. 5:30 a.m. Tuesday . ...Ut... 6:00 a.m. M'uvo (iiii'dlncr One Hour Lattr On TrlpH Leaving Mnrshfleld befort 7:00 n. m., you Hliouhl make Port laud tho Hnmo day. Marshfield-Coquille Auto Stage Leuvo Owl Pliarnacy Mni'hhflclil A.M. 7:oo :. 'to l'.3l. . l:(i( ti.no Idie Coqulllt A.S1. 7:00 0:00 11:00 l'JI. 3:00 (1:30 SI A RS II EI KLD.COOUI Lid! AFW STAGE TIMK SCIIIIDULK Scliedulo arniiiKed to conned with boats Jo llnndon, StgM to .Myrtlo Point, Warner, Itoseburj. Xo delays. Faro rom Miirshrield to CnlBti 75 cents. ShiKlo . IJiinK'th, Prop. Will furnish extra can lor extra trips day or nrght; ' charter care. ' TIME TAHh WILLAMETTE PACIP CAR Iletwcen JIaislifleld and Dally. Leavo Maraliflqld , 7:10 iijnj. 7: R0 :ijn.' 8: DO a!in. , 950 rf.nu 10:50 a.m.. . 12:05; p.m. ' 1!20 .pni.. 8:15 p.m. 3.10 p.m. 1:00 p.ni. 4: CO p.m. GilO'p.m. ' 7:10 p.m. 7:25 p.m. 8;20 p.m. 0:15 p.m. Itotwooii .Maihlifield a"'1 Leavo Mnrsliflold C:;t0 a.m. 7:25 a.m. 8;,05 a.m. D:05 a.m', 10:05 o.m,; 11:05 a.m! 12M0 p.in. : . lyio .p.m.. 2:115 p.m. a: 20 p.m. 4:10' p.m. 5: .15 p.m. C:55 p.m. Marshflold limits only. -7:85 p.m. ;35p.ni.' i; 10 MOT0K Hunker P Hunker 0 7:15 a 8:00 a 9:00 aft 10:00 a 11:00 a 12:10 P 1:25 p 2:30 p 3:15 P 4:05 p. 5:00 P 6:15 P 7:15 P 7:30 P 8:30 P8- 9:20 P N'ortli IW North EJ 0:45 7.10 B' 8:25 -9:25 1023 -11:25 i:00 1-- 2 00 P'8" 2.50 P 3-40 P- 4.30 P-8-B 50 P- North C 7 0 P- - S 50 P-