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ttfE btros bay tW&, marsKfi!d, Oregon. "Monday, September 6, 1915 evening edition
'FOUR "
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When the Leaves Begin to Fall I'll Meet You at
THE HUB
FOR
THAT NEW FALL SUIT
TI10 Intcsf, designs, newest fulirJt'H, tallcirctl liy llio MOST SKILL
HI) TALKXT OK XKW YOUK.
Prices .SIT by easy Mages up to .S:J7.50.
SPORT SHIRTS
" New anil Kiiiijijiy foi young men mid Indies
Priced 91.no, $1.75, $2.00.
NEW FALL TIES
Coino ntul look llioiu over; It !II be uell worth your time.
Prices ."Do, 75e, 1. OH, Jjtl.BO
Ilubfl(iigrf(
Tf.
WIRELESS GOMIMG? SAVED FROM DEATHIBASEBALL SCORES
IXf! IX COOS It IYER SUNDAY
oc(jl
MARSHFIELD
BANDON
FOUR
STORES
MYRTLE POINT
POWERS
RADIO MUX FROM MAHi: ISLAND , KliT WALRATH NKAlt DROWN-
INSPECT SITES
Say Government AYIIIIng to .Spend
$20,000 If Tract fan I to Obtain-
etl Here, for Dig Station
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Four posslblo wireless sites nro
under ronslilcrntton today by Men
Rescued from Water by Jesse l'rnnt.
Sixteen Years who Acts
Promptly
Jesso Frnntz, aged 1C years ntul a
nnnlinu' nf Tir Itniinnu-nrtli wIMi
tennnt is. .1. uiaiiKensnip ami ucorgo whom be resides, made a heroic res
E. Hanscom, of Mare Island. They c0 on Coog rlver s,ln(iny. n0 sav
expect to leavo In tho morning for c,l e,i. Walrath who was very
tho south ngaln and unless, by that j nearly drowned.
nine, a bug is ticiiniioiy ci useu it TIloro wn8 n ,- ....... , rosor.
new Kovernmcnt station In all prob
ability will not be brought to Coos
Hay. Uaiulon has soveral times
mado nllurlng liiduccments to get
the Capo Rlatico Station.
Tuspcctlon of the site on the Klnhn
ors nt the Goodwill placo Sunday.
Wnjrath shortly after eating din
ner went Into tho water bathing. IIo
was not accustomed to swimming
and he attempted to swim across tho
river when ho was taken with
tract, Isthmus Inlet, was made yes-1 crnmpB u is believed that lie went
Into the water too soon after eating
I a hearty dinner land that stomach
1 trouble caused him to give out.
I Goes to Assistance
Frnntz saw AVnlrath was In
trouble and went to his nsslstnnco.
PERCENTAGES OF
COAST LEAGUE
W.
Los Angeles . SO
San Francisco 83
Vernon 78
Salt Lake ... 75
Portland ... CC
Oakland .... C7
L.
71
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SO
S3
P.C.
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.550
.501
.503
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Kl MKAHlK UDISCONTIXUKS
KAXDY NOOK SUNDAY
Decides to Concentrate UN Efforts
on "Doubling Rack" Prac
tically Done
Ed Mcndo, author and proprlotor
of tho Knndy Nook, tho confectionary
storo at Tho Noblo thentrc, has de
rided to give up tho latter and con
centrate his efforts on tho publica
tion of his book "Doubling Hack."
Tho Kamly Nook was closed up by
him Sunday and whother othors will
take It over has not been determin
ed. Mr. Mcado completed tho manu
script for "Doubling Ilnck" somo
tlino ngo nnd ban submitted It to
cnBtern publishers. It Is tho story
of his experiences during his ninny
years on tho stage which took hint
to practically ovcry Btato In tho
Union. v
Parties who have rend tho manu
script declaro It Is a decidedly clov
er volutnn and certain to make a
great hit.
Ho has Just arranged with a Chi
cago publishing houso to prodttco tho
first edition nnd now ho will mako
n final revision of tho ropy.
Mr. Mcado is a well known Marsh
flold Elk and tho lodgo has become
Interested In his work and will as
Hist him with It.
EAGLES HAVE TIE
M'KENZIE HAS HUNCH AT
PSYCHOLOGICAL TIME
lloastH of Spai rliitr Ability 'lust uh
Calvin Miller ami Dan Campbell
Ml Gets In Too
James McKonzIo boasted of his
sparring ability Into Fnturday nfter
noon in Dan Campbell's wood yard
on north Front utifot. Ho felt con
fident that ho could mako Jos Will
aril look llko n nickel and just nt
tho height of his hunch Calvin Mil
ler nnd Dan Campbell oiigug'J.l In a
llttlo gnmo of flstctiffs nnd McKon
sslo invited himself to tho patty with
John Darleycorn playing tho win
ning hand.
Mlllor received n broken nrm In
tho inolco: stlekH mid stones flow
fast and furiously nnd all threo
wore arrested for fighting. In tho
police court this morning Judge Hut
lor rend tho trio the "riot act" and
suspended sonteuco on their prom
Ibu to be friends over after.
OWLS CREEP IX AXI RLANKKTi 7
TO 0 IX MASKIIALL GAME
I .tiany I'.njoy jiuiiiini wnuiciYiig ai
Simpson's Part Yesterday Owls
Play Heaver Hill Today
In great flocks tho Eagles yes
tordny flow to Simpsons .Par!: for
their annual picnic and with them
went well filled baskets and tho day
was thoroughly enjoyed, dcsplto the
fact that tho nlno from tho Owls
nest crept In nnd blanketed the Ea
gles, 7 to 0, In tho baseball game
of tho afternoon. Today tho Owls
aro meeting with Denver Hill, both
teams having tho samo batteries of
yesterday.
Many families took their lunches
with them and spent tho day under
the trees. Tho afternoon nnd even
ing were given over to tho ball game
and tho dancing.
Tho lineups of tho two teams fol
low: Engles Owls
Collier Johnson
Pitcher
Thomason Murphy
Catcher.
Anderson Maloney '
First naso I
Tollofson Drookler
Second Duso I
F. Hill Hanson'
Third Raso
Davis M. Durko1
Shortstop
W. Sneddon Colo !
night Field
P. Doweeso W. Wilson I
Center Field I
Wilson Snm Wilson!
Loft Field i
Collier ntul Thomason nro tho bat
teries for Heaver 1 1111 this afternoon
and Johnson and Murphy for tho
Owls again. !
Johnson was consistent lu his'
twirling of yesterday, and It is said '
be allowed hut threo base hits to tho
! Eagles, nnd these scattered.
onlay by tho radio men. They
woro accompanied by Henry Song
stneken. It. M. Jennings, Dr. Leslie,
J. H. Flanagan and Fred Oettlngs.
Too much hilly land, said the vlsl-
i tors, makes tho site undesirable nnd
thoy woio shown other possible five , Ho fIonte(, out n lollOBRan uac(1 on
acre tracts. Ono wns on Conl Dank , tho alldo at tho Goodwill placo.
Inlet, close to tho Llbbv road, .an-, Walrath scorned unablo to tako
other at tho foot of Fifth s root, on ho,,, of t)l0 toboEKna nml Frnntz Rot
Coal Dank Inlet. Negotiations nro i,ni,i r i,i, ,, i. i,i i
i t.nlnn nfinntii1 rtt till 4ln Dmtnnlilo i . I H yJ
.-" v....w:u .. .. u, ,,..uDnml managing himself splendidly In
, Development company regard ng the tllc wnter Kot Wnlrnlll nB,lor0
price and purchaso of this land If, v. C. Gorst was some dlstntco
"2,. . ' . nil avrth' n:,ul saw t,lnt sonVeono wols
This morning Henry Sciigstackcn , ,ir0wnlng nnd hurried to tho spot.
showed the officers a possible tract , 0 8(ll(, tlmt rrnntz showe(, oxcol.
i In Eastaldo, situated on tho flats lcnt JmiRornent nIld a cool ,lcn,, ,
along Coos River. They said that gettn tho vIctm t of t, t
this is too far from tho railroad, tol- Xnirow INcapo
egrnph and telophone. Walrath wns' unconscious
Should a slto bo definite y nccept- wl,on tnken out nnd would liavo In
cd todny Lieut. Illnnkenshlp says , a fow sccon(i8 ROll0 to tll0 1)ottom ot
within two weeks work would bo ,i. ri..r i,mi i inn 00,.o.i
started on tho stntlon. Under a ...,. hn wnq. llr. iinqownrM. a Pittsburg
now system tho receiving and send- Isn tIinrn n,, .ii,.,,,.,,,,, ...,,nf nlnlIi,i , At Cincinnati:
Or Assoelitfid rrcm to Coot B7 Tlmri.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. C Tho
Heavers broko even In tho week end
scries nt the Exposition nnd tho
Seals pushed up within one percent
of tho Angola nnd will press them
close tho rest of tho season for tho
1915 pennant with tho betting nu
oven break on the scries.
Tho scores of yesterday follow:
Coast League
At San Francisco It. II. E.
Portland 4 8 I
Snn Francisco 5 9 0
At Salt Lako
Oakland 10
Salt Lake 11
Ten Innings.
Oakland 2
Snlt Lako I
Flvo Innings.
At Vornon:
Vernon !
Los Angeles 5
Ton innings.
National Lenguo
At New York:
Philadelphia 3
Now York 2
At Pittsburg:
ChMso ; 5-1
11
111
3
7
12
0
Ulg OI UlUHSnKUH 1H Ullliruiy bllUlll . , ,1ni,n ,! nfn. om-nrnl wr.t.lrn,l
so there would bono nolso to bother for n0lirly an Jlour Wnlrnth wns
revived. Ho la 30 yenrs old and tho
nenrby residents.
Two poles, 300 feet In height,
would bo necessary. These would
bo built of native lumber, not nit in
one piece, but of lattice work type.
There would nlso bo a station, and
n house for tho four operators, this
to cost nbout $5,000. Ho expected
that tho station would bo finished
and ready for operation oy Decem
ber. (i. E. Hanscom Is n civilian, an
export radio aid, and would have
charge of construction hero.
EQUITY TEUM
OPENS TOMOItltOW
According to n letter re-
celled hero Judge G. F. Skip-
worth, gf Eugene, will open
tho adjourned term of Clr-
Court In Couulllo tomorroy.
IIu hns not yet arrived on tho
bay nnd It Is expected ho has
gono to Co(ttlllo via Itoso-
burg. Thero nro a great
many attorneys expecting to
bo In tho county sent tomor-
row. j
son of II. J. Walrath who conducts
tho Hogers rooming house.
Frnntz not long ngo saved a girl
from drowning.
MKS. MEUYf, MALOKX
DIES IN XOHTII KXI)
Mrs. Meryl Mnlorn, aged 30
yenrs, died after an oloven
weok's Illness nt her homo In
North Hend nt 1:15 this nf
tcruoon. Sho leaves a bus
band nnd n boy of five. Tho
deceased was n dnughter of
Mrs. A. E. Tower nnd n sis
ter of Chnrlomngno nnd Lo
Verne Tower, formerly of
Mnrshfleld, Thero is also
a sister In Salem, with whom
i nioiui ill milium, Willi llliuill ! , , . ,
the mother is now living. Tho nmJ Sepulvedn.
St. Louis 3
Cincinnati
At Hoston:
Drooklyn ; 0
Hoston 0
American League
At Hoston:
Hoston a
Phllldelphln 2
At Washington:
Now York 3
Washington I
At St. Louis:
Detroit 2-2
St. Louis 7-1
At Chicago:
Clovolantl 5
Chlcngo 0
. Sunday
Coast League
San Francisco: Morning H. H. E.
j Portland i s 0
! San Francisco 0 (i 0
i Higgonbothnm nnd Cnrlsch. Fiuinlng
father died
months ngo.
nbout threo
I
! ' i Snn Frnnclsco
J Knh.lor, Cove
DHUGGISTS TO PLAY
S. A. CARMICHAEL
1 HAD APPENDICITIS
RETAN
L
DulTH
COUNTY .lAILOIt NOT TO HE UK
MOVED SAYS SIIEItlKF JOHNSON
Has Held Position for Owr 15 Years
-Krlt'iiiN aro Plea-ed with
Anuouucemeut
Noel Lnndrlth 1b heou definitely
retained iib county Jailor, according
to J. W. Melnturff. who whb a visitor
yesterday at Coqulllo. Ho said that
Sheriff Johnson said thero would bo
no change and that difficulties have
been patched up satisfactorily.
Much Interest over the county was
nroused when tho report ennio out
that Lnndrlth and his wife woro to
bo removed. Thoy have been hold
ing this position for about 15 years.
Intinodlately frlonds came forward
with petitions asking that thoy bo
retained but it is wild those had no
offoct o tho final decision or Sheriff
Johnson who can appoint his own
Jailor.
lUmitElt SOLES put on. Union
Shoo Shop, 110 Front Street.
I Drought to City and Submits to Op-I
cratlon lu Short Tlmt) Proves I
Successful
S. A. Carmlchael, tho wol known
tlmbcrmnti, munblttea to a surgical
operation for nppoiidleltls Saturday
and Is tlolng flno today. Mr. Car
mlchael. with Ills brother, has a log
ging camp up North Inlet. IIo hns
been sick for ten days In camp nnd ,
his condition was such that ho could
not bo moved. Saturday ho was.
uniiigiu to .warHiiiiuiii mm ur. '
llousoworth decided that an opera
tion must bo performed nt once. '
Mr. Carmlchael was taken to
Mercy hospital and the operation
was performed within nit hour nnd
n half from tho time ho reached tho
city. Dr. llotiKowortli operated and
Dr. Straw and Dr. llnrtlo were also
present.
Sunday morning Mr. Carmlchael
fell so well ho asked for a newspa
per nnd lead It through and today i
wns doing splendidly. His friends
Mere particularly gratified in view1
of tho fact that tho surgeon had no1
tltuo to prepare himself for tho op-,
oration nnd as Mr. Cariulchnel had i
been HI In camp bofoio coming ti
the city tho conditions were by no,
moans favoiable but tho operation i
so far has proved lilchly successful
VESSEL MOVEMENTS
Arrived
F. A. Kllburn, Portland, C a.
in. Sunday.
Speedwell, Unndon, 1 p. m.
today.
Sailed
A. M. Simpson, San Francisco
Saturday night.
Hrenkwntor, Portlnnd, 10:15
n. m. Sundny.
Adellno Smith, Oakland,
12:45 p, m. Sunday.
Hustler, Port Orford, 10:30
a. m. Sunday.
F. A. Kllburn, Eureka, 2:30
p. m. Sunday.
Yellowstone, San Francisco,
7 p. in. Sunday.
Duo Hero
Santa Clara, Eureka, to-
morrow.
.
i Tho druggists outsldo of Mnrsh-
field will play tho local druggists
bnso bnll lfero nt 2:30 tomorrow.
I Tho drug stores will closo from 2 to
C p. m.
I LITTLE GIRL HURT
' DAUGHTER OF HIVING
IXJUltED IX AUTO ACCIDENT
Thrown Through Wind Shield and
Faco Hadly Cut 1Ives at
Loon Lako
Whon thrown through tho gloss
wind shield of an nutomobllo in
which sho wo8 riding tho nlno year
old daughter of Irving Smith, a Loon
Lnito rancher, was badly hurt Sun
day and was brought to Marshfleld
LOCAL OVERFLOW t Tim bm una .. 'mni.iM .m.
Get Four Ducks. Lou Gllllsple, Will Judy who was lust leavlnir tho,
Hilly Cox and party havo returned creamery wlie.ro ho had dolivored his
:
San Frnnclsco. afternoon
Portland 2 7 0
u o J
elcsklo and Curlsch:
Steon nnd Sepulveda.
At Vernon: Morning
I Vornon 7- it 2
Los Angeles 0 11 2 i
Johnson, Decnnnloro and Mltze; I
Lovo, Williams, Porrltt and Holes. I
At Vornon, nftornoon. I
Vornon 5 12 2
'US AI1K0IC8 4 U 1
Plcrcy Whlto nnd MItzo; Uynn, Per-,
rltt nnd Hrooks. '
At Salt Lako:
Oakland o C 1 '
Salt Lako c 10 2
SMITH, Prough, Gago and Elliott; Hall and
iinnnnn. ,
National League '
At Chicago: '
Chicago 2 ,
Pittsburg in
At Cincinnati:
Cluclnnnti, St. Louis, postponed.
American League
At Chicago:
Chicago o-l
Clovoland 5-2
At St. Louis:
St. Louis
Detroit
5-2
t;-i
from their Hock Creek hunting trip
Thoy got four big bucks.
Go Hack to University The Uni
versity of Qregon opens a week 'rom
tomorrow nnd tho students from
beio nro nlredy getting roady to
milk. Hugo Carlson was In niioth
er ninchliio and wns going to tho
erenmory nnd tho two machines met
nt a sharp turn mid n head on col
lision accured. i
Tho Jar of tho collision threw tho
DODGE
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leave. Miss Lucy Powers expects lmio nirl forward In neii a u-nv that
to pet away lu the morning and pos- sho went head first throuuh tho
gloss. Tlio autos woro not badly
damaged and no ono olso wns hurt.
Neither of tho drlvors blamed tho
MARSHFIELD
PECIALS
50iW0RK SHIRTS. This week only
LADIES HOSE, linen heel and too, black and tan,
Twd pairs for - ...
25c Four-in-Hantl Ties, two for ......
BOYS' FLANNEL SHIRTS. Special .
25c COLGATE'S TALCUM. POWDER ..
25c COLGATE'S DENTAL CREAM ...
-J5c
15c
- - 20c
25c BUCKSKIN HOSE for bovs. sizes up to 7 1-2. 5c
The Golden Rul
e
BIGGEST STORE
BEST PRICES
ScailiiafiafrAiierkai M
"WHERE SAVINGS ARE SAFE"
WE INVITE YOUIt HANKING ACCOPVi' ,X)
ASSl'HE YOU PltOMPT, 'OUUTEOUS A.Ml
CONFIDENTIAL SKHVICI!
HOURS 9 TO 3
SATURDAY EVE 7 TO 9
FLHI1HI & BEIETT Bfll
OLDEST HANK IN COOS COUNTY
Established 1HH1).
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $118,000
Interest paid on Timo
AND HAVINGS DEPOSITS
Officers
J. W. Dennett, President. ' '
J. II. I'himignii, Vice-President.
It. I Wllllanm, Cashier. '
Geo. I' Winchester, Asst. Clilff.
THE Earning Period of a Man's
Life is His Harvest Time
Llfo's Winter will soon ovcrtakn you. Aro you mt
iiiK llio frulls of your harvest? Will tho Moriiw of olJ
ngo find you with an empty granary? Let tills bank bo
your granary nnd you will reap a harvest, of golden galni.
Make Hay While the Sun Shines
DANK' WITH US AND YOU CAN DANK OX US
First National Bank
OF C00S BAY
SAFETY DEPOSIT MONKS I-'OK MEXT
ullill Mnv Ilnli.itrjl U'llt en fit H.r.
w. . ..n..... "... r.v ..v iiiui
home time. Albert Haines will leave
(hit; wctdc though Sid Clark dons not :
oxpot't to return this semester. Ho
eauno of tho "iuhIiIiir" season thc
flit of tho year, tho timo when tho .
BororHh's and fraternities seek now
I-'ACTOMY EXPEUT AMMIVKS VI' I
GOODItl'.M GAMAGI-: TO HEX-Dl-'lt
SEUVICE TO OWXEUS t)E,
DODGE AUTOS. I
other for tho accident
Drouitht to .Maishfleld
Tho child was hurried to Alio-' 13. F. Dolssovaln, export from tho
members tho older studonts strlvo' ' " ulu"Ki m a special uoai uotifio iiroiuers- ractory lu Diitro t.
, '".rVi..! " ' ?.,1,.?1 5""'S":" "J.1 "2 Mnrshfleld and attended at Dr. Is in tho t-lty at tho Goodrum Garni.-.
of to one "inKor ' howlioo year Horfair office. Tho doctor found to consult with ownoni of Do.Iro '
oi uw optuiiih ot tuo stiiooi eai. n necessary to put hor under tho In-1 crs and render such sorvire -is
vi h vn vik i- r itnm iv .i n"eilC0 of chloroform In order to many bo required. This Is one ofj
mk. a.mj Jiiih. J-. .. ia.nn.VA nutl , Btltcli tho outs on her face. Her In- tho valued features that 'o with
son. Grant, of Casadoro. notir i inin ... -mi i.... i i. i nn,icr TirD e....i i.-.. ....
l..ilf..wl ,..-.. I.. 1,. ..it.. ..I..III.... ""v tii" iiwi viiuiiu inn ii, I3,iuau-u ..-..B" ...ua "SIMIU, lUHI tlllll'S
llr ? mi 1 , i, 1 ! that tho cuts on her faco may leave year n traveling representative
obley ' sfste of , yMI..us' ' 80,U0 "" Bears. P1,8"1! Do(1 ecl to roafor
i(oim is a wj" Mlnsus. Wt), Dodge cur owners, Inspert nia-
ir. isiiAKi. !,.. .n.it..n !.-.! f.h,neB n".a mulor "'' BMlstmifo
SPItAINS ANKLE
Mrs. O. 13. Sully slipped and
sprained her ankle severely this af
ternoon. LlltltAltY .MKKTIXG
The members of tho Library Hoard
will meet tonight at tho library
building at 7:. '10 oVIot-k.
Times want nds bring results.
YOUK ATTENDANCE IS HEQUKSTKD
AT OUK PUELI.M1NAUY DISPLAY Of
Pattern Hats of Unusual Merit
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, SKPrKMIUIlt 7 AND 8
DESIGNS PitOM MOST EXCLI'SIVE SHOPS
Throughout tho Season a constant succession of tho
latest models will bo displayed from week to week
.(
CLARKE" Central Avonue, Kussoll nutldlng.
SOL 1SUA13L. the well-known hat
salesman from San Krnnriscn, Is
in tho city on a combined busi
ness and pleasure trip, spending
his vacation here. Ho entered nn
cnipnatlc tieiiial of tho report i
timt ins next trip to Coos liny
would bo on his honeymoon,
DAN MeKlNNON returned Saturday
evening from a trip to Gardiner.
Ho states that tho hridgo camp at
tho south end of tho trestle at
Iteedsport Is rapidly Hearing com
pletion. Thoy havo not dona any
work op tho bridge
J. II. O'NEILL, traveling passenger
agent of tho O. it. & X., and
son who havo been spending n fow
days on tho Hay left yestordty for
Portland. Mr. O'Neill will, make
regular trips In hero now, this be
ing part of his territory.
$
t AMONG THE SICK t
Mrs. F. 1). Cohan has been suf
fering from eyo trouble, a sovoro
sty causing much pain and Inconve
nience. x Jack Kendall Is confined to his
homo with a severe attack of poison
oak, which ho caught at Powers
whero ho wont the othor day look
ing alter his plat Unit has Just boon
filed there.
SOCIAL CALENDAIt
MONDAY
Alpha Delphian Socloy with
Mrs. F. 13. Wilson.
Unptlbt Girls' Mission So
clety with Miss Alpha Mauzoy
TUESDAY
C. W. D. M. with Mrs. H.
W. Painter.
WEDNESDAY
Narcissus Club with Miss
Anna Lund,
Dorcas Club with Mrs. Win.
llouebrako on Koss Inlet.
M. 13. Ladles' Sllvor Tea
with Mrs. W. 11. Perkins.
THURSDAY
N. D. Episcopal Ladles'
Guild with Mrs. Geo. Everltt.
Mlnno-Wls Club with Mrs.
E. E. Kelley.
Eastshlo Sowing Club with
Mrs. Galbralth.
itlini mnv Itn upporq'ipv in mi.1 i...
,...,. ....,, w ..w.vwtt! VW ttl iu i III)
efficiency of tho Dodgo llrothers'
car.
'
GRAVEL"
Wo nro now prepared to furnish GRAVEL In any uH'!"
from pllo In our yard or In carlond lots, at following prlcei:
From pllo on ground, $2.5-5 por yard.
canoad lots, taken from cars, J 2.00 per l-
Detail Department.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
Opposite Post-office. Vlmt 1W-
Mr. Goodrum nnd Mr. llolHs.iiniu
mnde a trip to Conulllo today to sen
j sonin ot tho Dodgo owners l-i tnat
i section.
lluvo yotir letter heads prlntett at i
I Llhhy COAL. The kind YOU havo
I ALWAYS USED. Phono 72. Pacific
Livery and Transfer Company.
Times want ads bring multa. '
QUATERMAS STUDIO
QUALITY PHOTOS
Opposite Blanco Hotel,
Phono 106-L.
MAIISHFIELD, OREGON
ASTORIA Tho Oregon Kid won
In a race with tho Wolff at the
Astoria regatta.
WOOD! WOOD!
Kindling wood, por load 91.75 to $2
Alder wood, 16 to 24
Inches $o to 92.80
Free Delivery
W. II. LINGO
Phono 227-J. North First St.
OCEAN BEACH AUTO LINE
Gorst & King.
Cars leave Marshfleld 7 a.m., 1 1 n.iu., 2 p.WiP
Cars leave for Empire 7 ,,., 1 1 ,,.iii., U l-'-' 5 p'
Cars Leave Sunset May , . . . .7 a.,,,,, 0 a.m., l1'"-' 8
I arcs, I3mpire, :15c; Tarheel or South Slough, fiOcs Sunset Btf
MARSHFlELDOSEBURGAUTOLj
Best Cars Fare, $7 Best Drivers
Leave Maishfield 5.00 A. jj
Itcnve Itoseburjj 0.30 A. M. ""'
TICKET OFFICE, 139 FRONT St.
U,U11 Its lit f.
i $7.
Fare
New Dodge Cars
PARCEL POST YOUR LAUNDRY
we ray rfcturn Charges. Prompt and Efficient "
i;uus BAY STEAM LAUNDRY