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THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD. OREGON! THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
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THE LAST WORD IN SHOES
Is JiHllniwiiwibJo to tho completeness tf (lie modern well -dressed
woman's costume, l'Oit Till: FEET ALWAYS SHOW.
Krippendorf-Dittman
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Hub Dry Goods Co.
'SMART WEAR FOR WOMEN'
Corner Broadway and Central Ave. Phone 361
CHINAMEN ARRIVE
CHEW COMES FUOM ASTOIUA TO
1
, ' WOHK IN CAXXEHV
Lhst of Machinery HonK Put in Head
.' Iiiohs Closo to Two Ton
v Fish Itocclvcd Dally
,4 Chlnnmcn to work In tlio Tnllnnt
Cannery arrived here today, rendy for
t)!e opening of tho season. Tlio Inst
of tlio now machinery, received on
(no 'last boat from Portland, Is boiiiK
j
put in place and everything la about
ready for operation.
1 Between one and a half nnd two
tons of salmon nro being received
dally, at tito' cannery. Most of tho
Wall nt present como now from tho
6pos itlvcr, below the forks nnd every
(porriitig iho gnnollno bont Alice II.
makes' ejvrly trlpn, picking up the
c&UhVot the night. .
t.fhb last bont north took 10 of tho
fJfe'.l.QOQ pound barrels in which
'd Mil Jibvo been mlfil cured. TIicho
Sill, bis teoltf oh the markot in tierc
el, bjrimjlng good prices,,
ffl S flali .over 'JQ figuiitlB are HOtU
W Antbrla.' t'hlndoks arb brlngliiR
at'"tlf6 ennhbry twb ami ono hftlf
Cohlfl' a pouhd mil tlio sltvcrsldes
,2-X'h conjB each.
i, Joljn La Mure l mrtnngor of tho
enhnbry- hnd- has had charge of tin.
mncltlnefy inBtnllAtion whllo Henry
lijUgRluii'lR looking nftcr tho office
rinjl of tlio biiBtncsH.
KILL DEER INT
t : ; '
KjOUK POINT HUl'K SHOT AT EM-
r.
rmi': yestehday
Aufctist Farley (JotH Animal Which
Wanders From Iho Woods Down
v i , llcm-li to Town
A deer wna killed within tho rlty
irpila of Emplro yesterday after
noon. Tlio incident created quite an
oxcitehleut. Tho deer was a four
p.ftlnt buck which weighed IfiO
pounds. Ilu camo down the beach
rfght in tho city. Miss Carey was
(Aio' of the first to see tho deer and
alio hurried for a rlllo and took one
auot but missed. Then her gun
chpfeht In Borne' way bo hIio could
itpl" operate it agnln nnd lost any
further chance to bring down tho
deor,
Another resident saw the deer and
took a shot and aIbo missed and fln-liily-
August Farley got hla gun and
killed tho dcor
,G,ame of all kludH secum to bo
OWN
qulto ploutltul in the country nround nt headquarters nt Thanksgiving
South Slough and Hmplro. Tho ( tlmo for a. big duck feast. John
drlt'er at the StiiiBet auto snys thatiKondull hii.vh that thero probably
aVIotr scared n deer out of tho woodB will be enough birds not that mud
In front of tits machine n few days J
go and that ho frequently aceb ,
gloUBO along the road.
Jf'Get'yonr job printing dono nt Tlio
fillies oUlde.
f
T?
QVJER ONE THOUSAND good
BecSple are wearing our
TORIC LENSES
Why? ( They are Best
pPPQncp ( Give Better Vision
,oecd.ube( LookBetter
r
Optical Department
Red Cross
aftftuizwuiahsasiuiaiwt. -iUi-uKi.uiv 5;..iru.u
Shoes
1 F6iWom6h
. offer tliQ latest, Mit-e'ty stylo In foot-
, near for every lipun und ilncc. Wof
1 rlii'ry tln'ni because, tlioy nro tlio besf
- 'JtiNt-nvAVo enrrj' (ho best makes of
"""Shoes for Jrlrls unrt boys And the
test for tlio llttlo tots.
$3.50 to $5.00
ELLISOX-WHITE SAY CHAUTAU
QUA COMIXO TO HAY SUHE
Letter Sinter That All Conditions
Now Satisfactory Prospectuses
AVili lio Sent Soon
Formal ncceptnuce of tho Kllisou
Whllo Chautauqua contract to (omo
to Coos nn'y has been made. A
tor thin morning wns received from
Mr While, explaining that tho icrniB
of tho contract made by Miss Mar''
Jorlo Cowan nro entirely snt!Hfae.-
to'y und that tho Chautauqua will
bo In hero early next summer.
Tho fnct that the contract woo
secured loft tho matter ntlll un
decided until It hnd been formally
punned on by the Chautauqua mnn-
ngorH. Tho nowa flnolly binds the i
management
Thero nro threo cities In tho coun
ty that will havo tho attraction,
uumoly, Marflhfi'old, llnudon and
CLIPJCH
CDIT1CT
hlyrtlo Point. This is tho flrt.to defeat tlio city ordinance.
time that any Chautauqua Circuit
has over como to Coos Hay und tliD
completion of tho Wlllnmotto Pa
cific by the date of their coming
makes It pUBnlblb to bring the ni'irty-
purfnnncra In lioro hurriedly ami'
get them out again to fill date!),
nt other points In tho fllalo.
Thero will bo two performnnrea
i day for tho bIx days. Proipecj
times of tho programs aro expected
here In n fow days, Mr. Whlto ftat
lng In his letter that they would
seen bo off tho prefls and will bo
Bent to each signer of tho petition.
READY FOR SEASON
niiASMOW (JUX CliUH PHHPAHFH
FOH UK! DUCK FMGIITS
AIm Klex-t Deputy (luiiio Warden
Tliomas to Honorary Membership
Trigger Well Oiled
Members of tho Glasgow Gun Club
hold n meeting Inst evening, talked
over tho latost shotguns nnd methods
of coaxing tho wily Bquawkers wlth
ing hulling distance and elected Dep
uty Gamo Wardon Thomas to hon
orary momborflhlp. Cnl Wright, al
so deputy gamo wardon, Is already a
mnmbor.
Tim nini. limixn n tho iuiietlnn of i
Haynes and Larson Inlets has boon
put In readiness for tho season and
a kcopor haB been on tho grounds
for tho pnst two weokB.
Thero nro 10 members In tho Club
and all of thorn havo docldcd to meet
hens como under tho migratory blrn i
laws and can bo bagged along with I
ducks. j
i
Have your programs printed nt I
Tlio TUuos office.
Drue Store
iT XtUul ,kiL.
IS -Pill II-FOIL
HALF OF COUNCIL hays so
OTIIEH IIAI.I-1 DISAOHEEH
Fi lends of Hand Intending to Ask
jflUIMM) dirt Kncli Council .Meet
ing lo Hud of (ho Year
Every Council night until the end
of tho year friends Of tho Coos Hay
Cbnjpojl Darill aro expQccd lh tho
Council chamucrfl aBklng' for h girt
of pA.fo. ' f bin Was' their Bttitd
mont'tth1ii tilpfnhlg1 'find furtlftfnibro,
Mayoi- Allen Biiyij'tlmt ho' bcll'oves
In Ibb, band nVt will" contlnuo lo
cast tljo deciding 'oto In favor f
such npproprla't'diiB.
Ho statod this morning that tho
pcoplo voted for tho ordlnnnco and
for this reason ho consldorn It In
effect until at least tho coming elec
tion, when they will again vote on
tho matter. Should tho voto then
prove favorable, thero will bo com
ing to the band through 191C month
ly 'Installments of $150 nnd Iho
organization will bo effectively liv
ened again.
Money amounting to $90.0!) nl
lowcd by the Coos Day Concort
Band at the mooting of tho Council
on Monday ovcnlng wns regarded by
three city fathers ns a gift, clearing
up nil amounts that might bo said
as still coming to tho baud. The
other threo members and tho Mayor
favor further appropriations.
Many times In tho past few days
has tho question been asked as to
whether or not tho band, or citizens
on bohnlf of the band, can como
'nto future Council meetings and
nsk for further Installments, claim
ing them to bo duo for tho past
four mouths that tho band appro
priation has been cut off.
The fnct Is pointed out that an
'ordlnnnco must ho drawn to nppro-
lel-jprloto any Bum for more tbnn $100.
Thin Ib why .tho proposition wns
put up nt $99.99. No ordlnnnco wan
neoded, tho Councllmen wero known
to bo threo to throo on tho mcnB
jure, and It simply left tho decision
, m t,0 mm8 0f Mayor Allen.
Must la f.'lft
John I). Goss, City Attornoy, that
evening gave tho opinion that tho
$99.99 would have to bo nn out
nnd out gift, nnd not nt nil for
any month or portion of a month.
Ho Bald that to muko It for part of
n month or payment In full for
any month would in Itself bo nn act
JAitlINi:i! TO ASK COOS HAY. TO
iil'iLD nitniwAY xohth
Claim It Iiglenl dutlet to Pacific
Hlghwny Cofnmlttco pnuli'g
To Big Convention
Tho Uthpqua route as tho logical
road outlet from Coos Bay to tho
Pacific Highway Ib urgod by the
Commorcla Club of Gardiner and nt
a meeting on Tuesday night a com
mittee wns appointed to appear be
fore tho Coos Bay Good Iloads As
sociation nt their meeting in North
Bend Octobor 7 to furthor advocate
tho measure. Already tho Douglas
county court hns agreed on n high
way from Winchester Bay to ItcedB
port noxt year, sny tho mombcrs,
and the road Is going to be extend
ed on through to Scottsburg to con-1
ncct with tho Drain outlet.
111 UNIPQUA KB
Good rondB enthusiasm Is uncork-1 well, It. S. Bishop; Drain, J. V.
cd to tho limit In Gardiner nnd nillDunlop; Klkton, V. A. Plpor, supply;
along tho Umpqua, according to J. E.
Montgomery wno niionuca mo mooi
lng this wcok. Ho said the men be
hind tho movo havo tho financial
backing and nro determined to got
what tlioy aro after. Tho commit
teo coming to North Bond conaisth
of Warren Heed. J. II Austin and
r. It. II. Flolds.
Workmen now nro completing a
road from Winchester Bay nround
tho bluff to tho ocean bench. This
work, amounting to about $2,800 Is
boing paid for by tho Douglas coun
ty court. Heretofore there tins boon
no rondwny to the beach and at high
tide It wiih Impossible, to get to tho
ocean oxcopt by crawling up over tho
bluff
Mill Stnrta Again
The Gardlnor Lumber Mill has
started up again, Bald Mr. Muntgoin-
oj-y. after boing shut down for sov-
oral days on account of having no
logs on hand.
I MANY WILL OATH Fit
i WASHINGTON, D. C, Sopt. 30.
' Great preparations are being made
i for tho Conference on Nntlonnl Do-
feuso, which will bo hold in Washing
' ton, October 4-7' Immediately follow-
Ins th'o Grnhd Army of tho Ilopu6llq
Encatnpmont. Tho Conference on
defense, to be held under tho
i auspices of tho National Defense Lea.
I'guo, and in which the Navy Loagiio,
National Illtlo Association, and affil
iated defence organization will par
ticipate, promises to bo ns largo a
gathering bb tho G. A. H., encamp
mont. Thousands of tho Grand Army
'veterans hnvo written to tho Nation
al Defense League that they will
remain In Washington after tho en-
Hjampment
Iq.attond.'ho Coufpron
attond tho Coufpronre
fc. r -
BILL NOT ALLOWED
COUXTY COl'HT Tt'HXS DOWN'
i.07 CIjAIM FOIt nKTKCTIVKS
Do Not Hcllcvo In "(luiii.slim'rs"
sricrlff Askn Salary for
Hrltt AndcrMin
Hllla amounting to $207 for detec
tive hire, flout to thq county court
by Sheriff Alfred'.lohnBnn havo been
turned down. This Included propo
sed Bnlarj) to.Urltt Uonilqrson tor dlgi
pJnupvitlcitcettho.QldKmpIro
sAlooh robbery case. Henderson Is
now bohlmf, tlic barA ,ln tho t'onuMo
Jiill on, the, plmrpo vo; broakljig his
pnroio. Ho was arrested sotiio weeks
nko and In a Front atrcot saloon
nourished n gim nnd now Ib waiting
for his cnBc to come beforo Judge
Cbko.
District Attorney Mljeqvlst Bnya
that he know nothing about tho hlr
ing of Hondoraon until some tlmo af
ter ho had been out on tho Job nna
that ho In no way countenanced put
ting on as a detective, n man who had
been convicted of a crlmo nnd whoso
evtdcnco nnd testimony could be Im
peached on tho slightest provocation
In the court room.
Who AVIli Pay Snhiry
Who will pay Hrltt Henderson1
salary now Is not known. Tho fact
that the county court refuses the bill
throws tho bunion cither upon the
sheriff or Henderson.
Henderson went down to Empire
nnd Bcouted about through tho woods
scraping together bits of evldonco for
'futuro arrests. Nono hnvo boon
mado nnd tho grand Jury wna dismis
sed without making any Indictments
In the case and tho bollof Is expres
sed Hint It will bo Impossible to dlfe
up rollublo evidence. Huby Morrl
boii Is nlso said to havo been a pro
posed source of Information.
Know Nothing of It
Mr. Llljcqvlst said this morning
that ho did not know anything nbout
Henderson being hired to secure evi
dence In tho robmlng houses of North
Bond or any other part of tho coun
ty. Tho crlmo of which Henderson wns
convicted nnd sentenced to tho pen
itentiary tor nnd lntor paroled was
that of cashing a no-fund chock.
.MJJTHOinSTH AUK Ai'POlXTHD
TO" I'iiACKS FOIt 'l'HK YBAIt
List of TIioho Wlfo- Will Havo
ClnirgftPof Church In This
D.'Ntrlct
At tho closo of tho Methodist
conference 'tho ministers wero as
signed to tho various churches for
tlio cbmlngrycnr. Tho following aro
tiio n'ppolmmcntjs for tho Eugeno
district, ofl which Coos County Is
a part.
Amity, A. O. Oliver; Brooks, V.
M. JnBpor; FallB City, W. J. War
ren; Lafayette, C. W. Comstock;
McMlnnvlllo, I). Lester Flolds; Ore
gon City, J. K. Hawkins; Pleasant
Homo nnd Boring, C. W. Brown;
Albany, James Moore; Bandou, C.
M. Knight; Brownsville, J. 8.
Groon; Buena VlBtn, Oron Wall;
Coburg, supplies M. P. Dixon; Coos
Bay, to bo supplied; Corvnllls, T.
H. Downs; Corvnllls, D. H. Leech;
Cottage
Grove, II. N. Aldrich;
! Crawfordsvlllo, Harold Doxseo; Crcs-
Kuaono, H. S. Wilkinson; Gardiner,
J. J. Pnroy;' Goshen, supply by Goo.
Wnmer; Halsoy( C. II. Bryan; Har
rlsburg; F. G. Drako, Indopondonco,
W. C. Stewart; Irving, Harold Dox
boo; Jefferson, It. C. Young; Junc
tion, C. O, Heath; Lebanon, Walton
Sklpworth; Lornno circuit, supplied
by W. W. Illggs; Lowell circuit,
aiippllod; Walter Ross, Marcola clr
quit, supplied, II. M. Llfflton;
Mnrshfleld, Josoph Knotts; M oh a m,
Lyons, R. D. Cady; Monroe circuit,
F. W. Snyder; Mountnlnvlow cir
cuit; R. J. Davenport; Myrtlo Point,
E. S. Wnro; North Bend, A. S.
Hiboy;t Port Orford, W. II. Myers;
Saginaw, Shceds, F. S. Clonio; S
lotz Indian Mission, supplied, C. C.
Sctuldo; Springfield, Stnyton, J. T.
Moore; Yoncnlla, R. Hocklngs; Can
yonvlllo, Bupldled by C. C, Coops;
Suthorlln, Georgo P. Trltes; Wilbur,
W. II. ltummoll, RoBoburg circuit,
supplied by C. G, Morris.
t LOCAL OVERFLOW !
?
H. D. HUTT, tnllor from .Clilcngxi,
at Blanco Hotel this ,wpok voryJ
lntcst in Suits, Shirts. Under-,
wear to order. Suits and Rnln
Coats for ladles; exclusive styles.
Prices right. Please call or tele
phone 46.
H. A. H1NSHAW, general freight ng
ont of the S. P. In Oregon, with G.
W. Luco, gehornl Freight Traffic
Manager, and J. H. Mulkoy, as
sistant General Freight Agent,
left yesterday overland for Fu
gene after a two days visit here.
I
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ASSIGN
MINISTERS
BASEBALL SCORES
TOO LATK IX HKASOX COMICS
HKKS WINNING HTItKAK
l.w Angclos ltes lo Vrmoii and
Portland Drops An
other (innio
lKItOKNTAGIC8 OF
, COAST LEAOUB
. .W, L.
San Fran ,,.,.10i. 77
Lpa, Angeles ... 97 , 80
SnU Lako'.. ., 90 HI
Vernon ..,.. PJ5 0t
Oakland 82 102
Portland ...,, i,7fi 97
P.C.
.57,0
.nao
.517
too
.44G
.130
(D Auoc!ld Ir to Coot Bit TlmM.)
PORTLAND, Sept. 30. In nn ef
fort In vain, this last strugglo and
winning Btroak of tho Salt Lnko Bees.
It coiuob too late In tho season. Yes
terdny tlioy boat tho Seals Tor tho
third tlmo hand running.
The scores of yestcrdny follow:
Coast League
At Portland: It. H. E.
Otlkland 3
Portland 1
At San Francisco:
Sntt Lake 8
San Francisco 3
At Vernon:
Los Angolcs '
Vernon 7
10
G
1G
9
8
12
American League
At Philadelphia:
Philadelphia... 2Wnshlngton ... 10
Philadelphia.. .riWhBhlngton .. 20
At Cleveland:
Chicago 1!
Clovoland G
At St. Louis:
St. Louis 2
"Detroit 3
National Lcaguo ,
At Now York:
Brooklyn j 2
Kew York 1
At Chicago:
Cincinnati 1
Chicago 4 b
At Boston:
Philadelphia H
Boston 0
KAIjI'H HOUNDS AHHAXflFS FOH
TIlitEE MATCHES- HMIMNO
DUTCH VS. MAltSIIALL; LAM
HKHT VH. IjUTSKY AXD JIM
WILSOX VS. WINXHH PLAVS
FOH DAXCES.
Ilnlph Rounds, of North Bond to
day announced that ho had arrang
ed for three flno wrestling bouts
an features of tho Bridgo Carnlv.il
thero.
Next Thursday night, Octobor 7,
Snlllng Dutch will wrestlo O. O.
Murphnll, of Vancouver.
Friday night Lutsoy nnd Lambert
will wreatlo.
On Saturday night, Jim Wilson,
who has' been giving exhibitions on
tho Lay, wlfl wrestlo tho wlnnor of
the Lutsoy-Lnmbort match. Tho
bouts will bo at Eckhoff Hall.
Plans for Donees
Mr. Rounds has nlso arraugod
for n series of dances at Eckhoff
Hall on the afternoons and ovonlngs
of Thursday, Friday and Satuiday
of l ext week. Piatt's orchestra has
been engaged and expects to havo
tho most onjoyablo dances ovor hold
on tho Bay.
FROM BURNED CITY
EUGENE CHOSTHWAITE LONG A
RESIDENT OF OKLVHOMA
Eugono Crosthwnlto, of Tho
Smokohouse, was Intonsoly Interest
ed In tho story of tho burning of
tho heart of Ardmoro, Oklahoma,
In tho gasolino and dynnmlto ex
plosion. Ho resided In Ardmoro
for a number of years beforo com
Ing to Coos Bny,
Mr. and Mrs. Crostlnvnlto were
married at Ardmoro, whoro hor
father was n minister for a num.
bor of years. Now nolther of thsni
have any relatives In tho town, but
havo many friends there.
tr., Crosthwnlto says that Ard
moro. (ins n population oi auoui
12,000 and at ono tlmo was the
largest primary cotton market In
the worjd,,. qotton boing hauled thero
on wagons from .fifty and sixty
mllcBi (One year over 100,000 bales
of cotton wero hauled In Hiero .phj
wagons.
i
Tho town cqustats principally ofj
ono business street, cxtonfllng for
ovor half a mllo parallol with tho
railroad track. Mr, Crosthwaito
says that tho principal part of tho
destroyed section was formerly oc
cupied by gambling houses, etc.
Mr. Crosthwalte when thero was
connected with tho Dawes Indian
Commission, which was settling up
tribal affairs In Oklahoma, Yes
terday was tho seventh anniversary
of tho nrriynl of Mr .Crnjdhwalttv
WRESTLING BOUTS
NORTH
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A In inn 1 T 1 rrr W
mmmRAwm Hy
Absolutely Free
. iti, ,
.
Willi every now or old account opened on" iho h4'9
her wllh nn order of two dollars o ,IC) or tty
order of two dollars or more, wo will uho'mn , 1i
One qt. heavy aluminum sauce
Also with every Ion dollar unvh onlcr or ijtlo mMi.
n iiwiilMll' ,,1'l'llllllt. IVn will irlt'.. . l
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nlllltllntllll Wlin. Ullh'll l tlllll.h .... .11. ....... . N
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rTtfji.rdltiW IllflW Mltllllllltlln i1...l.l.. I., i. "
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KI-M)no Comluutlim Aliimliium Doiibln Holler
KlKht-qiinrt heavy Aliiiiilnum Ik'illn Saiiro I'an
Fxtrn Inrgo "round or oval Guernsey Casserole,
Wo enn only lvo ono urtlclo to t-(i hi-miii.
Ho sure to seo tlio display In our window,
N
&
OLDEST HANK IN COOS COUNTY
ENtnlillntiod 1880.
Capital, Surplus and Undivii
Profits $118,000
fntcrvst paid on Time
AND SAVINGS DIU'OSITS
Officers
J. W. Hennott, .President.
J. II. Flnungr.n, Vlro-Presldcnt.
It. F. Wllllauis, Cashier.
AH Treated Al
Evervman. woman or child who comeslotfii)
is treated courteously and his or her business'!
tended to to the best of our ability. We uij
business because we know we can serve youw
to our mutual advantage.
if vnn transact vour business here you are!
of the friendly interest of our bank and its fl
Our customers have our nrsi consiuerauun.
First National Bi
OF COOS BAY
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR IlKST
rnit uu-i.ftnr.u AimTUAOTS OF TITLB AMU IM
ABOUT
C00S BAY REAL ESTATE, See
IIILC UUAKAINICt & MDaiiw j-
MAriHinriKr.li AND COQUILLH CITY, OlttOM
GKNRItAI, AOENl-S, EASTSIDE AND cS!n
AGENTS FOIt CANADIAN PACIFIC "lf 1
HENRY SKNOSTAUiilsni -
Wo nro now Propnrod to furnish 0 "AVL ,! 3
from pllo In our yard or m carioau iu,
From pllo on ground, 2.?B por yard. (
oanoad lots, taken from cara, M
C. A. Smith Lumber
Opposite I'os'-Offlce.
Hieh Quality Grocei
n... Jri . j nriir.iihrdellveri5flS
ficient olorks boing out of tlio pj:
Keopmg our prices us iuvy w.. -
noss makes ,
Conner & Hoaglflfi
The Leading Grocers Dealers ; in w
imi .Nniiin Krnanwav. -
PARCEL POST YOUR LAS
tAf Dm, Dt.,n OLoMnnc PmillDt 3110 t,n
fc l y liuiuill ouaiyuu.
COOS BAY STEAM
Times Want Ads B!t
FREE-
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