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THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1915 EVENING EDITION
A SWAGGER SUIT
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Right Kind
Right Style
Right Price
Right Store
) $15.00
) $3710
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"north hend needs one hold.
1X(J uno.oon gallons
Recent I'Jio Awnkons Tlu Necessity
T Pay for l'.e of March-
field rlre Truck
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PHILADELPHIA
DEFEATS
ROSTOV
IHr AKHtIM fm to I'ww Itar Tlnifn 1
1IOSTON, Sept. 2i. Ihll-
ndolphln clinched tlio title
to tlio National Longuu pen
nant today by defeating
Ilostou, G to 0.
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SPRAINED ANKLE KEEPS COACH
ox sidelines
llavo Five Gaines Scheduled Onlj
J Two (liven Men on Sitiii(l
I Shows up Well
Now h (ho HKIIIT TIMK to select that Suit. We pos
lllvely guarantee cicry garment that leaves tlio More or
your money bmk. ARE WU RIGHT OR AUK WE
WRONG? Come, linve n talk with us. We'll prove It.
HjAMjtegc
MARSHFIELD
BANDON
FOUR:
STORES
MYRTLE POINT
POWERS
SIS SUBSIDING
JACK ROSSRAHL IS THIRD VIC
TLM OF DIPHTHERIA
to
VoccIuMlon However Relieved
4 Have Thwnrteil Advimre
J' School .May Ojieii Monday
I Ono now caso of diphtheria was re
ported in Hunker Hill this morning
though tho fienro ot nn cpedomlc lias
greatly subsided and Dr. Mattlo It.
Bliaw this morning stated her belief
iliat if the.ro are no more cases this
.M-eolc that tlio school can rcHiimo next
Monday morning.
Tlio now caso Is that of Jack Ross
tlnhl, father of tlio llttlo boy who lias
a mild attack. Olga Chrlstcnscu Is
reported much better today and out
of dangor.
) Thcro has been a goneral vacelnn
tion of tlio pupils and it Is expected
that this Is doing much to combat
tlio spread of diphtheria.
TO VOTE FOR ITER
Tire In North llend has awakened
the city council to the necessity
nn Increased water reserve In caso
of a great conflagration. Increase
of the present reserve tank of about
5,000 gallons to at least n qunrter of,
n million gallons was under discus
slon by the council there last even
ing and a committee authorized to
discuss the matter with the Coos
Day Water company. It was bellov
ed this movo would prove cheaper
than the purchasing of an auto truck
for nbout JO, 000 and which would
require n paid engineer.
Appreciate I.oeal Help
Appreciation for Mnrshflold'a
sending tlio local truck In the time
of need last Saturday night was cx-l
'pressed and the council 'further ask
ed the fire, light and water commit
tee to ascertain tho costs and draw
n warrant for the Mnrshfield Con-
'oral fund.
Tho council stated tho belief that
Inasmuch as Marslifleld has purchas-
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zBISEULL'SCDIESS
HEAVERS ACTUALLY TAKE A
GAME FROM Till: OAKLANHEHS
I .oh Angeles sIiowh Xo Second Per
rentage Class Is Slowly Slip-
ping Down Hill
PERCENTAGES OP
COAST LEAGUE
W.
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Los Angeles . . !7
Salt Lako . . . 81)
Vernon !)7
Portland .... 7C
Oakland .... SI
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101
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102
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Every man a veteran, with tho cx-
eptlon of three, and ovory man put-
hls whola heart and soul Into
tho giiino Is doing much to bolster
up tho hopes of Coach Royal NIIch In
I tho work of his football cloven In
tho present season. Five games, nt
, least nro already slated on tho boards
and several moro aro in prospect and
will bo scheduled definitely when tho
representatives of tho county high
schools meet, Saturday, In Coaulllo.
For tho past week Coach Nlles hiij i
t been out of the gnmo with u sprained
ankle and has been doing coaching
4'fioni tho sldo lines. Ho Is Rind Unit
J tho men show an IntcrestcdnesH and .
a willingness to plow in.
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SPECIALS
5c Barber Towels, nor dozen ..
8 1-3c Canvas Gloves, special 45c
15c Cashmcrette, special ." 5c
25c Sateen Stripe Crepe, new goods", "yard 'to
75c Baby Shoes, sizes 2 to 5. Special 18c
G0DMAN School Shoes si Vn'rvJ
24-inch Fiber Suit Cases. Special V " t0 &0
House Dresses, blue, Chambray. Special t
Initial Paper Napkins, nor dozen w
Colgates Talcum Powder
Colgates's Dental Cream
The Golde
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BIGGEST STORE
5c
15c
20c
n Rule
MARSHFIELD WOMAN
MARRIES AT RENO
Mrs. Matilda H. Larhou Weds
, Charles A. Kwlst and Will
Live in Nevada
A news Item from Reno, Nevada,
states that Mrs. Matilda II. Larson,
who is well known In Marshflold,
nnd who recently secured a dlvorco
from Ileunlng Larson on account
of non-support, has been married to
Charles A. Kwlst. Tho wedding took
jilaco In tho Lutheran parsonugo In
Hell Strcot. Mr. Kwlst Is employed
with tho Nevada Press Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Kwlst will mako tholr
liomo In Itcno Indefinitely.
NEW EASTSIDE CHARTER AL
LOWS FOR 8.-0,000 HOND1NG
May .Own and Maintain Municipal
Water Works AssesH Prop-
crty in Coostou
Possibility of n diphtheria epi
demic In Hunker Hill has alarmed
the people of Enstsldo and today they
aro paying particular attention to
their prlvato wells, the only means
of water supply. Uy an ordlnanco
tho Eastsido Council last evening
placed tho new charter boforo the
peoplo to bo voted on at tho election
In December nnd this provides that
tho city may bond itself to tho ex
tent of $50,000 to own nnd main
tain a municipal water system.
Months ago Eastsido filed water
rights on streams in tlio vicinity of
Coostou and tributary to Wtllauch
Inlet and these sources are available.
City Engineer S. 13. Cathcart has
been making a survey of the piping
possibilities.
With the charter adopted by tho ,
peoplo, Eastside will then bo allowed
to bond Itself for tho issue.
Mako Assessment
' Right now they aro getting strong
defence work, especially for tho lino.
' men nnd tho running of light slg
4 1 nnls.
Only Two Now Men
Thcro nro two now freshmen in
tnr AMuta rwt to ox bt TtmM.i ' tho squad. They aro Port Trlblty and
I'nnTLAxn. snnf. on PnHinn.t ' V.'nyiio Painter, both of them pro-
cd tho truck and must nay its up- mnu nnniimr ,.nmn nrt.miiv iii.t. Ttw, j 'Islng guards. Tom Waters Is miik-
kecp and two engineers thcro should j scores says so. Hut tho Angels nro,lnB his first attempt and is showing
bo some payment mndo for servic- proving themselves unworthy of tho! "I wcl1 u0 aimrtcr hack position.
CS. ,-nniltlon next to thn nonnnnt wlnnnral anm "Unw is ino only piuyer ioai
whom they aro giving a poor run for through groduatlon.
their money. Gradually, about three I Ih,t ono ninn on tho tonl" ,lns h,s
the cutting off of tho saloons and the enmes a week, thov nro diinninir, llaco cinched for tho season and tlmt
llccnso money the city councilmen. 'inckwnrds Into tho class of tho Salt! u M'oms. This la his fourth year atj j Ford (Bb Co.
like tnoFo of Marslifleld, are scratcn-i Lako Bees.
ing their heads and wondering what ' Tho scores" of yesterday follow
shall bo dono to curtail expenses., Const Leninio
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Now
Must Cut EKHseM
that tho time draws near for
BEST Prices
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ALL OUR MEATS
are properly ripened in our large, sanitarv
plant. That's why they are so good. Careful select H
hnrnhni' ctnnl h; nili hnoro nnohlno no . r.i u" .
all the time. No matter whether it is a steak, a rc9
special cut, we have it and phone orders receive lust
same, treatment as if you come to the shop and person
iy tUIULilUU UIU IIIUcll.
We have some nice salmon now.
It was said last evening tnat nt least, ,t Portland: H.
$ 1,000 will be lost to tho city In rev- Onklnnd 0
enues and nt the next meeting tho , Portland 0
matter will bo fully discussed. Tho t ,t gan Prnnclsco:
six saloon licenses were renowed con rnko .1
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last night up to January 1.
Will Cut Down
As ono of tho first means ot cut
ting down expenses Councllmon IIol
llstcr, Logglo and Curtis wero ap
pointed a committee to confer with
tho Oregon Power Company about
cutting out strings of lights on Sher
man, Virginia nnd Washington
streets.
!San
Francisco
At Vernon:
Los Angolcs 2 8 I
Vernon 12 14 1
At Washington:
I rtioi'rican J.ejiguu
At Washington:
Detroit 0
Washington .' 'J
National Leaguo
At nrooklyn:
comer, no is an ucuunuu pmyu. . -, c th nwav
jkeeps his oyes open and knows well eo 1
how to pick to pieces tho plays of riiunu jo-J
tho opposition, that Is ho has n keen
eyesight and foresight as to what is
going on In tho enemies' troiuiica,
and, knowing what they aro doing ho
drops in nnd "spills tho hcaim." Ex-
! I actly so.
Drcssor nnd La Chnpollo nro try-
flng out In tncklo positions, Hlllslrom.
Carlson nnd McLnlu aro also good
lino material and In tho back field
aro candidates Hack, McOonnld, Mer
chant, Chapman nnd Waters, llur
rows and McDuffy nro out at ends.
A ganio will ho played with tho
North Pond Independents during tho
Drldgo Carnival and nt least another
Union Market
Lighting service on tho streets has
been Inefficient, said tho council-, Philadelphia C ' ,n t,' floa80n w11,1 tl10 Coqulllo high
men, nnd this matter too is under ' iirnni,tn .1 1 school nnd ono with tho Marslifleld
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At Chicago:
Cincinnati 3ChIcago 7
discussion.
Police Not Sweepers
Chief of Pollco Pcto Anderson, in
no mean terms, confided to tlio city
fnthers that ho Is not n "livery sta-.
bio sweeper" and that' though It has .
been hinted several times ho should
Independents.
Cincinnati ojchicago 5 WEAVING All kinds a spcc-
ialty. Mrs. W. W. Nason, 680
12th Courth, So. Phone 220-R
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SlttliiL' ns n bonnl of ununllzatlon
Mm nn.ineii int nvnutnc nssoRso,! thn I 8WCC Shoriuan nvenuo, ho does not
Hoparate amounts against tho abut-,rol,08 to lo bo, at least until an, vvpI,7T,v rA
tins property on tho six streets to "nUnancq to this effect has been pas- - " JjJ SoxrS
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KILLED AT ACM i:
be improved In Coostou. The aggre
gate amounts follow: for Seventh
street, $5752; Ninth, ?."4S0; Sother,
$!):I17; Tenth, $1000; Eleventh,
ItiM; II Street, ?20no.
Tho next movo will bo to publish
notices that tho assessments nro
duo and within 15 days tho council
will advertise for bids on tho work.
As yet tho Council has not been
enjoined in this work though thcro
Hill McKco
Meets Death
Work
While at
FLORENCE, Ore., Sept. 29. Hill
McKce, working on tho railroad
bridge building at A cine wns klllod
when a pile butt slipped Irom a chain
nnd hit him In the back of tho nock.
Tho body wns taken to (ilenuda.
(K,cry,odj,' Blng to the Mi;
ilnucc Saturday night In Eagles
.Hall.
sed.
Other Hulnetss
SldownlkB on VIrginIn hereafter
must bo at least 14 feet In width, ih
tho gist ot tho now ordinance
Acceptance was mndo of tho sow-
iY fiUTS
Huh Hcen Intending to Coino Hero
for Past Sixteen Years hut
Was Detained
After trying to locate on Coos i
i Hav for tho nant sixteen years. C. '
. or work completed by Kdwnrd Sund- v. Anderson hns flnnlly como hero
berg, of Portland. This project to resldo nnd Is taking up a homo
amounted to $18,901.10 and a war-l8'"! on Haynes Inlot nnd Is going
rant for this amount was ordered gfflm StTl nnd
l,uran. j10 jma a number of bachelor friends
A f'lnlm nt Hnvlor T7n1ilnamt tltni 1mtn wlin ltnvo nutml liltit tf rminrf
hnvo been continued threats from . ,, .,,,., ,.i..'.,, in nnn iinv nmi if hn iikoH u imrn
j ..v M,,vi.ti itbvnu iiiu oiimu Mlfjt;a Ho " - --" ---... .. ... ........ .. ..-.
tho laud company owning much ot
the property osscssed.
Five bids for tho printing of 300
coploa of tho now charter wero op
onod. Tho Myrtle Point Hntorprlso
with n bid ot approximately $80
wiib awarded tho Job. Tho highest
bid Is bald to hnvo been about $111.
Archlo Phillips for strcot work
laid on tho tnblo.
wns.
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Llhliy COAL. Tho kind YOU Iiavo
ALWAYS USED. Phono 71!. P..ciflc
Livery and Transfer Company.
DEEOS ARE FILED
lOWNEIlSHIP OK DAVIS IIEHtS IX
LOCAL LAXD SLTTLKD i
llleeeivfl 111! Uits in New
Addition and Twelve In Porhaiii
. Pal k Caso Lou;; nt Issue
FREE
Aluminum Ware
Absolutely Free
Willi mery new or old account opened on tin first day of Octo
ber with an order of two dollars or more, or Willi every cash
order of two dollars or more, wo will glxo joii u
One qt. heavyjaluminum sauce pan
$10 paid in advance on
liiolco of tho following
Also with every ten dollar easli order or
ii monthly aceouut, wo will give you jour
aluminum ware, which wo lmvo on display In our window:
Two-quart heavy aluminum double holler.
Six-lOuo Comiiialiou Aluminum Double Holler,
Eight-quart heavy Aluminum Merlin Sauco Pan
Ext m large round or oval (Juernsey Casserole. '
Wo ran only give ono article to each hi-mii.
Ho sure to see the display in our window.
NASBURG
GROCERY
Corner Central Avenue and Second
Street.
Phono 21.'!.
Deeds woro being recorded at tho
County Clerk's offlco today settling
tho ownership of tho Davis heirs In
Porhnni Park, Now lied ford Addi
tion and n part of tho Clement Plat.
Frank Thomas, as agent of tho A. Ihoro,
J. Davis heirs, nrrivod hero Sntur-j likes
day to mako tho final settlement stay,
of tho laud, tho deeds of which i would
hnvo long been held in escrow,
i Tho caso is one that Is long In
volved. Wllkins Wnrwlck was tho
original patentee to tho laud In (lie
j Northwestern part of the city and
'which Includes Wireless Hill, nnd
1 ho in turn sold out to A. .1. Davis.
Tho latter disposed of a half inter
est to a third party.
It was for many years that tho
Southern Oregon Company claimed
the property under quit claim deeds
received from Warwick and held
that tho original deed transferring
'the laud from Warwick to Davis to
bo luBUfflclont. Tho company thon
bogan suit against tho Davis heirs
to unlet titlo and by tho settlement
tho heirs reccivo 112 lots in tho
New Ilcdford Addition nnd twelve
moro In Porhnni Park.
Hack Taxes Paid
Pnck taxes to tho amount ot $2,
110. Si have been paid into tho
city treasury by .Mr. Thomas, and
there still remains to bo paid $180.00
but this Is said to bo still in dis
pute and probably will bo settled up
they will como out and also settle
on land.
' Mr. Anderson says that ho nnd
some others started for Coos Hay
slxteon yenrs ngo. Thoy canio to
i tho const, but mot with some mls-
fortuuo nt Los Angolcs which pro-
i vented tholr coming this far. Again
I ho started to como to Coos Day and
l wns cnught in tho San Francisco
tiro nnd never got here. Ho hns
been on tho coast all this time and
always intended to como here. Onco
ii..,ii-.....i 'ho wns on tho Coos Day Wagon
I'l'IIIOIII, i .. ..!.,... i..ir ....... l.
'limn nun hut uuuMb iiuii nuy iiviu
) from Hosoburg. Ho visited for n
! short tlmo not many miles out from
TIME TAHLE
WILLAMETTE PACIFIC MOTOK
OAH
Lcavo Lcavo
Marshflold North llend
CM") a.m. 7:00 a.m.
7. in a.m. i 8:00 a.m.
S:ir, a.m. ; 9:00 a.m.
9: 15 a.m. ' lU:lii a.m.
10: IT) a.m. 11:00 n.m.
11:.'10 a.m. 1 1:1 r. a.m.
i:iiu p.m. i:ir p.m.
1:45 p.m. 2:00 p.m.
2:45 p.m. S:00 p.m.
3:45 p.m. 4:00 p.m.'
5:00 p.m. 5:15 p.m.
5.40 p.m. 5:55 p.m.
C:55 p.m. North city limits only, i
7:110 p.m. 7:15 p.m.1
GRAVEL
Wo nro now prepared to furnish OHAVEL In any aiDtlt't
from pllo in our yard or in carload lots, at following prlcci:
From pllo on ground, $2.'5 per yard.
Canond lotu, taken from cars, $2,00 per jui
Detail Department.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co,
Opposite Pos'-Offlre. Phone ft
0GEAN BEACH AUTO LINE
Goi'ht At Kinc
Cars leavo Marslifleld 7 n.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 pa
Cars leave for Empire 7 a.m., 1 1 a.m., 2 p.m., 3 pa
Cars Ioavo Sunset Hay 7 a.m., I) a.m., 1 p.m., 3 pa
Fares, Empire, !I5c; Tarheel or South Slough, fillc; Sunset IUHt
S10.H5 COOS HAY TO POHTLAXI).
ALLEGANY-DRAIN
Auto Stage Line
LKAVKS MAHSHFIKLD KVKItV MOKXIXU .liilt), AII1IIVKS M
DUA1X AT a O'CLOCK.
(odd Cars Careful Dmcrs Most Heaullfiil Itmito to 1'i'tiuai
Fare $6 liTe Smokehouse Fare (
Ai:.TS, MAHSHFIIILD
PHOXE (KI-.I or call I). L. 1()(T1. Proprietor of Auto Uu,
Phoii'i UH-J for informatiim.
Coos Hay nnd whllo there got n
lotter to como to anothor part ot
tho stato nnd went In response to
that call.
Mr. Anderson hns flnnlly gotten
howovor, nnd says that ho
thn country nnd Is hero to
He says that ho was told It
bo very difficult for him to
sccltro a homestead horo, but saysi
ho finds that thcro 1s moro dcslr-1
nhlo hind on which to locate than
many people suppose Ho has sent
back copies of tho Coos Hay Times
to n number of his Enbtom friends.
in a few days,
TPO IS II HUE
I Tho tug Hobarts is hero from tho
i Sluslaw river to tnko back a bnrgo
unlit nt Kruso & Hanks nnd to bt.
used In tho Jotty work there.
Henri's I'nlon He-pair Shop will
move tomorrow from till Front St.
to iWitl Front street, formerly Clan
sou's Shoo Store.
SHIPPING NEWS i
$
Tho nailing of tho steamship Snu-
Itn Clara from Coos Dny for San Fran
cisco has been changed to October
VESSEL .MOVEMENTS
Sailed
Standard, Iloguo lttvor, this morn
ing. Tramp, Roguo River, this morning.
Hardy, San Francisco, this after
noon. Due Hero
Adolluo Smith, Oakland, tomor
row, Thos. L. Wand, Snn -Francisco,
tomorrow.
Marshfield-Coquille
Auto Stage
IjOOVO
Owl Pharmacy
Marslifleld
A.M.
7:00
o:ao
P.M.
1:00
Q.80
Leave
Coqulllo
A.M.
7:00
0:00
11:00
P.M.
:oo
0:30
MAHSHFIELD.COQUILLE ACTO
8TACJI0 TIME SCHEDULE
Schodulo nrranged to connect
with boats to Handon, Stages to
Myrtlo Point, Wagner, ltoaoburg.
No delays.
Fare from Marslifleld to CqtillIos
7B centa.
Slaglo X. ijunK'th, Props.
Will furnish extra cars for
nxtrn trlun rlnv nr nlf.1,,. .!..
charter cars.
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OLDEST HANK TN COOS COUNTl'
IChtnbllslicd 18HD.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $118,000
Interest paid on Tlmo
AND HAVINGS DEPOSITS
Officers
J. W. Dennett, President,
J. H. l'Iaiiagr.,1, Vice-President.
II. F. Williams, Cashier. Au
O'oo. l Winihester, At. ft
MERCHANTS CAFE
Popular Plnco for
Good Meals
Prices Reasonable
Cor. Commercial nnd H'dw'y.
VESSEL IS DELAYED
Word wns received lioro today thnt
tho steam schooner Thomas L. Wnnd
did not lcavo Sun Francisco until,
last evening, being delayed in taking!
aboard 590 tons of freight, and will i
probably bo hero tomorrow flight.
run' nun on uimiu inn limn hi iiiiii,i
steel, the Inst shipment for tho North
Heuti bridge.
HAVE THE ROOF FIXED
NOW
See C0RTHELL
Phone 3171
DRY
WOOD
CAMPBELL'S W00DYARD
North Front Street
Phone .170J
All Treated Alike
Every man, woman or child who comesto this ba
is treated courteously and his or her business is
luiiuuu to io me nesi or our aunuy. vvu "..' j
WKII "
business because we know we can serve yon
to our mutual advantage.
ssured
If Xrtl I ironponf uniin linoinnpo linlTl Uflll HTC 3"
of the friendly interest of our bank and its officers.
Our customers have our first consideration.
First National Bank
OF COOS BAY
SAFETY DEPOSIT HOXES FOR HUNT
Abstracts
'OR ItEUAHLH ABSTRACTS OF TITLE AND IN01014
ADOUT
COOS BAY REAL ESTATE, See
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO.
MARSHFIELD AND COQUILLE CITY, onEGOVnDrrlOJ
GENERAL AGENTS, EASTS1DE AND SENGS-BACKKN S
AGENTS FOR CANADIAN PACIFIC HAlLliOAD '"
HENRY 8ENGSTACKEN, aiANAGK"
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