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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 191 5 EVENING EDITION.
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Hub Drv
Ladies Modish
Suits and Coats
Fresh From the
Style Marts
Prom tliu Jatinly Hotting of (lio
foliar, (( (ho graceful hang of (ho
1 In if, the.so Hulls mid CojiIh "shad
ow" Daino 1''iisIiIoii'h newest whims.
'Ihey aro replicas of what I,s tho last
moment voguo among (lio acknow
ledged style-makers of (lio world,
with an added tinge of originality
(hat gives distinction.
"1 fr
A now shipment of
Smart Walking Shirts
$3.50 to $10.00
Goods Co.
Doings of City Comei!
ITD TRY WM. SHOOK
TO TRESTLE EIGHTH
COUNCIL ADOPTS PLAXH TO OUT
IMSUH IIKKOItl-: PHOPLIC
".SMAItT WKAilt KOlt
Corner llioailway and Contra 1 Ave.
WOMKN"
1'liono :t(ii
GETS ODD LETTER
I'AUTV AT (iOTHKMIl'IKJ, NKHIL,
WltlTKH
Hay lio Nought Crawford I'olut. Lot
Wants Only Kiirouraging Sown
Concerning 1 1 In Purchase
Ono of tlio most unhiuo Ictturs that
has boon received lioro In n long tlnio
linn rocontly boon Bont to K, A.
Htonocyphor of Unstsldo from n man
who purchased n lot In Crawford
. Point from tho agents who havo boon
touring, tho country, Krom tho largo
n 11 in bora of Inquiries concerning thin
proposition Hint linvo boon rccolvcd
on tho Itay, this Is probably the
utrnngost or tlioin nil.
Mr. Stoiiooyphor Iimh not answered
It yut. JiiBt how ho can toll him uny
encouraging nowa nliout IiIh purchnso
tn Crawford Point la probably inoro
thtmjio cnti flguro out. As thoro aro
no b'ulldlngH thoro and no residents
ncarur than CooBton, which Is qulto
u instance oven from tho edges of
tho Crawford Point tract, It Is not
bollovcd that L. K. Moyor could do
very woll with u hotel thoro. Ho
signs hliitHclf L. ):. Moyor of CJothon-
burK. Nobr,, and If It was not for tho
pathullo side or his letter na revealed
In reading between tho Ilium, tho
epistle might bo conaldered hutuor
oiih. Ha writes:
"I, hnvliiB botiKht a lot in Crawford
Point, am huxIoiih to henr all tho
good qualities about tho placo and
country around, but do not toll any
bad thliiKH. Does It over Brow vory
cold thoro In winter? And Is thoro
ua much dual thoro an In Northorn
QroKon? ir n person In qulto handy,
ran ho mnko a IIvIur thoro uhould ho
not bo In vory good circumstances?
Is rent vory hlBh" or can ono find
places Hint uilKht bo rented qulto
cheap. Now pIoiibo do not write any
thing that mlKht toud to discourage.
Vhut would a rooming Iioiibo do In
Crawford Point?"
1
MATKItlAL l)KLIVi:il!:i) AT UMP
QUA IIIMOHi: HAD WKATIIHlt
Knglneer It. Kntitnliio 8nyn Work
In llclg II iiii-IcmI Ah Kant
Ah Possible '
Property OuIiioim May Protest Trcs
t'o, Favoring n Kill (low Why
Must Cut Off A Corner
DoHpllo tho Intlmntlon that there
will bo strong protests from property
owners, tho council Inst ovcnlng
ndoptcd tho pinna and specifications
of City KiiBlncor A. It. aldloy for tho
trcstlliiR or lSlghth street between
Oroenwood and Kir Avenues.
"Hotter get tho Ibsiio bororo tho
peoplo nnywriy," declared Harry Kim
ball and his opinion was followed.
It Is now up to tlio proporty owners
bordering tho Improvement to conic
before tho Council with any com
plaints they innv havo.
Will Pivitiwl ''-nulllm
..... . I, W
it wnn shown Hint Jons Hansen,
who owns about 100 rcot nlong tho
street, wishes n pcrmauont Improve
incut there In the shape or a rill and
bclloves that tho temporary trestllng
Is a wasto or monoy.
Tho cost or tho Improvement Is
t
ciitlnmtcd by ;tho city engineer a
?!)!(! and Is for a dlstanco or 322
foot.
In Need of Hewer
Carl Hvcrtson said that tho peoplo
on Klfth street between Highland and
Commercial avenues need a now bow
cr and It was shown that tho plans
nnd specifications ror this work havo
ulrcndy been adoptod but thcro was
doubt expressed that tho work enn bo
done, this winter.
Must Cut Comer
Tho building owned by Gow Why
ESTABLISH
REGORD
C1TV KATIIHKS SIHliT 'AND AD
.TOUItN ALL IN TIIH llOfJIt
Act Bewildered at Kuddencss of find
ing af Pear to (2o Homo
Itoutlite llusii'ess on Hoards
Marshfleld city fathers last oven
ing c8tabllBhcd a record. They mot
WWTIi KLAVHKV HliAHLVCJ HU
FOI1H PHDUKAL COUHT
in
omen Subpoenaed to Appear
Portland on That Date Was
Hound Ofcr
On Tuesday morning lii Portland
tho federal grand Jury will tako "P
the enso or William Shook, of this ci
ty, who Is now In Jail there, on tho
chnrgo of whlto slavery. Subpoenas
enmo todny for Mno Conklln, Hcsslo
Iluoll and Goldlo Jackson to appear
had tho minutes of two meetings read thoro on that date.
Dotalls of tho railroad work be-
twnnn Hin Hlnsliuv nnd Cnos Ilnv nro
Biven .ns follows In tho Huroiio , " "l n,"B i',ro8 irom Broadway to
Guard:
In anticipation of tho dlfflcultlea or
crossluB the Umpqun rlvor bar at this
tlnio or tho year, tho Willamette Pa
I-ront streets between Commercial
and Anderson nvonucs Is placed on
tho lot n trlflo cornorwlso, n fact
that allows ono corner to butt Into
ciflc railroad company Is cxortlim irt whore it s now boliiB Im
ovory offort to rush supplies to tho
t'mpqua rlvor brldgo, according to a
Htntomont mndo today by W. H. Kon-
tnlue, usBlBtant engineer of (ho
Southern Pacific company In this ci
ty
"Already wo havo uhlpped all tho
rulls necessary for track laying,''
said Mr. Kantalno, "nnd hut a short
stretch of grade, less than twenty
miles, remains now without rails.
"Unless wo had nil or this heavy
matorliil .delivered now while tho
good weather lusts," continued 3Ir.
Kontnlno, "it would bo Impossible
ror us to comploto this work this win
provod near tlio old Altinnco waro
liouso.
This cornor will havo to bo cut off
so that tho concroto sidewalk thoro
may bo put in, said Mr. aldloy. Gow
Why was given permission to put in
n largo plato glass window nt tho
rear or his building nnd also to cut
tho structure squnro with tho street.
Plans and specifications and n special
ordluanco ror this work must bo mndo
out and ndoptcd.
Old Argument
"And by tho way," Intorruptod
Mayor V. K. Allen, "When nro wo go
ing to rcdock North Kront street-"
tin n 1 ...
tor. Wut wo havo taken advantiiBo ,,u BU'" "or8i "" K Has
of tho condltloiiB as they now nro and Kuarunieeci 10 coiuriinilo ?100 to
linvo delivered our Inst load or rails. I
Thoso rails wore shipped to Portland,
thenco by steninor to Coos Day.
"Three pllo drlvera nro now work-
HLKS 1.NCI2
Don't rorBot Wodnosdny ovenlug'a
dnuco, Illll, and bo right thoro with
wire, mother, sister and Kwoet-hoart.
This dance Is tor Klka only and let's
mnko It n joyous ono. Mako your
engagements now ror Wednesday
evening. There's ft big surprlso wait
ing ror you. Conio on, 1)1111
Uy order of voinniltteo,
KUANK V. CA'rnjitLlN,
Chnirmnu.
Properly!!
Fitted blasses
Do inoro than liiiprovo vis
Jon, They conserve nervous
nieiKy, (lieicliy promoting
liliy.sk'iil liealtli ami iiicreas
!ng ofricloncy In all vocations
railing for close work with tho
eyes.
Optometrists
Make it M'lcutiflc oMiiulua
Hon of the eyes, essential In
prescribing; and supplying (lie
exact kind of glasses needed,
Choose carefully a KIWIS
TKUIOD OrrOMOTIMST fr
thU Important work.
lug on this uncompleted atretch of
twenty miles of road, hetweou tho
two rail head spuna, Ono pllo driv
er la stntlonod nt north rail hoad and
Is working In a southerly direction.
'Another pllo drivor is working at tho
south end of tho rail head working
north. Tho third ono is stationed
hildway and Is working south,.
"As noon ua tho pllo drivor located
midway roaches tho Umpqun rlvor it
will he taken across tho Umpqun rlv
or to tunnel No. 7, working from that
point back north to Umpqun river.
Track laying of courso being kept up
wllh tho pllo driver crews.
"Dallastlng Bangs outplayed by the
company are bnlastlng tho newly laid
tinck south ot tho Sluslaw draw
brldgo to Lake Tnhkonlteh, Ilallnst-
lug will probably bo completed in
about thirty to forty days. This bal
lasting Is being placed In about six
to eight-Inch layers and Is toehnlcnl
1 called the flint raise, lly placing
tills Initial layer of ballast, wo aro
I able to run our work trains over tho
I new grndo.
I "Ballast is now bolngjiauled a dls
! tauco of about eighty miles from the
Natron pits to points that aro doing
ballasted and all work' Is progress
i lifg with all possible haste."
ward tho undertaking providing tho
planking la laid lengthwiso with tho
road, that is with tho plunks ond to
end.
And thoroupon was started again
tho old dl8ciis8lon that always ends
whoro In tho same way us tho argu
ment about "How long 1b n string?"
"I'd llko to seo how thoy riguro it
It Just ns Bood," declared tho city en
gineer, lint it was shown that tho
tlnio required ror notices is not yot
up and nothing can bo done until
then und furthor discussion wns put
off until later.
Tlio next mooting of tho council
will bo on Tuesday evening, Nov. a, j
eecnuBO mo sth is tho duto of tho
primaries.
nnd hnd adjourned, all In tho course
of ono hour, n hitherto unprecedent
ed procedure. And In fact tlioy
HioinsolvcH admitted Hint tho ending
coming as it did left them somewhat
bewildered and wont to wulk nbout
the Btreots until a "reasonable" hour
before they could go home.
lllils for Coal Wanted
To supply tho flro station with coal
ror tho next 12 months bids arc to
be called tor from tho local coal deal
ers, It was decided. Records phow
that Inst year approximately 10 tona
of coal woro necessary nnd this was
bought nt tho rato of fivo dollars a
ton.
Auk for Oil Prices
Inasmuch ns bids on conl woro
naked for Cnrl Kvcrtson contended,
nnd without opposition, that tho oil
nnd Basollno supply for tho flro
truck should also bo handled by bids,
Ac soon ns tho present contract of
tho flro and water roinmlttco Is up
with tho Standard Oil company this
will bo dono.
Pay Itoiuls Interest
Interest amounting to $1,350 Is
duo December 1 In Chicago on the
funding bonds. City Recorder Hut
lor was authorized to draw n warrant
for this sum nnd Bond tho amount
forward.
CJIvo a License
Hon VIloy, ontitlod to mnslor plu
mber's papors, undertaking a plumb.
ing Job In connection with tho Sum
ner llardwaro company, was granted
n license that will run until Jnnunry
1, and $10 of tho $12 llccnso for the
entire year will bo refunded to him.
HegaliiN Proci ty
A resolution was passed allowing
Krnnk Thomas, In behnir or" tho Dnvls
heirs, to regain possession or throo
pnrcols or Innd in tho Now Bedford
addition which was bought in by tho
city months ago for Improvements.
I'Tach plcqo ,of land was bid in ror
$!)'I9. I1. Tio amount hns boon pnld
by Thomas nnd tho resolution wns lor
tho purposo or putting tho mutter on
record.
CoiHTcto Sidewalks
Concroto sidewalks on tho north
sldo or Control avenuo between
Kront nnd Irrondwny will bo laid nt
a cost or 37 1-2 cents per front foot.
In two weeks tho council will sit as
n board of cqulllzutlon regarding tho
Improvement.
It wns the early part or tho sum
mer Hint Shook is nllcgcd to havo
started in u sort or Joy ride down tho
const with his wiro and two girls.
On tho witness stand in tho Justlco
court Mno Conklln declnrcd Hint bIio
'hnd put up tho $7f to get tho auto
on credit. Moth Mao Conklln nnd
Dcsslo Iluell admitted on tho stand
that Shook had tnkon much or tholr
cnrnlngs and revised to glvo them
up Inter.
Tlio parly wont down as far ns
Kuroka and thoro tho glrlB wired
ror monoy to como back to Marsh
field on and on returning linvo gavo
tlio ovidenco that cnuscd Shook to be
bound over to tho fodornl court. Ho
was put under J2.000 bonds which
ho was unublo to raise and so went
'to Jail.
BO! IS I
RUNIA
EXPECT WORD
DKNTKNTION IIOMH IN ALAMKDA
NOW HIOKK HIM PA HUNTS
Said to Live On Cooh imy Nanio Is
llcardsloy or'lteaslcy
MajH IiOttcr
Police aro today looking Tor n nmn
named II. Ed Hoardsloy or Ileasley,
said to havo moved lioro sonio tlnio
Ago with his faintly from Spring
field, Oregon, that ho may bo given
information regarding a 1,7 year old
sun who has boon picked up In Ala
meda, California, by tho Juvenile
court authorities. No ehnrgo Is
ngnliiBt tho boy, tlio only purposo of
taking him up bolng to restoro lilin
to his paronts.
Stopped Ah Kti"in.iy
According to tho letter to Chlof.
Cartor fropi C. A. Wood, iiBslstnut
probation officor, tho boy was
brought to tho detention homo as a
runaway. Ho told them there Hint
he hnd often been picked up by the
police nt Kugono nnd In Portland
nnd that his parcntH had boon living
In Springfield nnd only recently mov
ed to Coos Day.
- Not Known Hero
Tho directories could glvo no lufor
niutloii regarding tlio family and no
thing Bcomu to bo known of them
hero but Chief Carter says ho would
upproclato any word as to their
whcroaboutB that the boy tuny bo re
stored to thorn.
IS HU it
NICW Itl.'umft.
"' .IT
'M"".V "Wll IWh. ,
,",1,i'i"'"ibw;
" wait
Chester b
u summer . a'
Mans ., , mm
Tlmos want nds bring results.
LKTTMUS AHOCT TPItKKV DAY
l-'OOTIIALL OAMK CO.MINfJ
Local Klovcii CoiitlnueH Pinctlces
Korincr (irldlron Stars Heady to
Aid Couching for Dig Hattlo
Word is expected, via tomorrow's
mall, regarding tho offers of tho
Marshfleld high school mndo to var
ious teams of tho state for a foot
ball game hero on Turkey Day. Confi
dence is freely oxprcsscd that tho
contest may bo nrrnnged.
Should tho (Into bo taken by an
outsldo oluvon sovornl former root
bull stars stand rondy to offer their
services to Conch Hoynl Nllcs to aid
lilin in getting tho local team ready
for battle W. S. Chundlor, former
ond with tho University of Oregon,
would bo willing to nld; so would
Uobort Kellogg, of tho buiuo Institu
tion, and Gordon nasnnisacn, of O. A.
C.
Intorcst Is centered now on the pos
sibility or getting tho gnmo.-And,
should nil offers fall, It 1b said that
other teams will bo asked. Thcro Is
the high school cloven nt Corvnllls,
another at Albany and at Mcdford, nil
o' which havo beaten other tennis
this year with good sized scores.
Mcnuwhllo tho Marshflold team
continues its prnctlco, having still
thrco or four games on Us county
schedule
ADYKHTI.HKD LHTTHItH
tnMuimiHvcr.nmlthe,;'
GHinner resort nkcr, k"
ers Intend to usn iifc.w
Illnccs nr linlM ,atP
U Is exneetn.i ti.it .. .
" " erected thin,,
tofurnlsUaplaroofamuieM
OtllOI. nllrnHI . . U
mum ar0 jq jei
Mr, Mans lino
f.iun.i mr mo erection cfiu
Hols an expert baker
ui pai m a nice estatlliw
rii.,11. ii i.i-.i- . . .
i..u ieminurs. 110 WH
Ing nt oiico so as to hate trU
111 ironi! rllllnlni. ..
mor rosort season own. n
limes or Ihoycnr there are cu,
llors nt Winchester.
Hmd wa ial,i .... . '"Ml
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TAKi; A VACATI0X
List or ndvortlscd letters roiualu
lug in tho Mnrshtlold, Oregon, Post
ofHco for tho week ondlng Novem
ber 2, HMG. Persons calling for
the Hiinio will please say advertised
and pay ono cent for each letter
called for.
Chlldors, Dr.
Chambers, Dennis,
Colander, Chns.
Dodd, Miss Cecilia. t
Hdmonds, II. C. . '
Gllflllan, Herbert.- '
Hobbs, Mrs. .1. A. . '
Hotter, Mathlns.
Kucflol, Mrs. L. J.
Kurtz, Clnronco.
Lancaster, Miss Laura.
Sergeant, Mrs. Mnry K
Turly, P. M.
HUGH M'LAIN, P. Jfs
Hnro your LKTTKIt honds, bill
heads, etc., printed at THE XJMKS
office.
Couple (Joes Auny ror!1rITb
Jinny Yean
Mr. und Mrs. Alfred Tittrtti
reside above Allegany, rectatja
for San Francisco to tee tfci oA
4lim t..l It .... 1
nun unit ii tii yuu tnjoji ueijii
to tho big fair this coap! u5l
Their friends say thatthlilitii'j
time oithcr 1ms made a trips) J
extent outsldo tlio county tortU J
twenty years.
Mr. Tyburg and ilfe tl
it ranch whero they cccU
a dairy. Tlio place li
which was developed by l!rt,Tjll
boforo bIio was married, ltd tall.
nnd her luislmnd aro good pit
farmers mid both can dodrai
Mr. Tyburg Is ono of theoMti
loggers of tlio county and for ik
tlnio ho and Clmrlcs Kelson HtH I
a plnco until Mr. Tyburg WW
nbout twclvo years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyburg
that thoy wanted to ice Ibe old
to tuko a vacation to theyituml
tho exposition and left their farj
chnrgo of n nclRhbor.
Times Wr.nt Ads for rosulU.
OFF TO PENDLETON
MRS
EAN
E
D
Till: ItHV. (i. LUUOY HALL
TL'lt.NS TO OLD IIO.MIi
ItK-
Will Aid for Two or Throo Wcekn In '
Couiliiclloii of Itovlvnl Services I
In Kastern Oregon
i
Twolvo years ngo when ho first I
eamo to Oregon tho Jtov. G. Lo Hoy i
Hull settled , in Pendloton. Krom '
thoro now comes a call for him to j
hurry over and assist for two or
throo weoks in revival sorvlces to bo'
held there next week. Ho Is going i
und ho says Its Boinothlng llko go-!
'lug homo to meet his old friends
there again,
Tho sorvlces aro to be conducted
by tho Dr. T. W. CnlriiB. of Soattlo.
I.DY WKLL KNOWN IIKHK HAH ' and Mr. Hull will ussist him. Ho In-
NATIONAL BISCUIT DAY
PASSKD AWAY
Hrokeii Loiisos
while you wait.
UupllcattMl
Optical Dept.
HMD CI tOSS Dltl'fi STOHK
Was .Mullier or Mrs. John Proctor
1111(4 Kdiiiiuid, (liarles anil
Juntos Keu"o
Krlends hero havo received nows
of tho doath or Mrs. Mary Keuno who
Is well known on Coos Hay and whoso
boiiB rorniorly llvod lioro. Mrs.
Keuno died a week ago luBt Monday
ii tho homo of her daughter, Mrs.
John Proctor. In San Krauclsco, Ho
Bldes Mrs. Proctor, Mtb. Kcnuo is sur
vived by another diuightor, Hota
Keauo. and threo sons, James, Char
les and Kdmund Keuno, nil well
known hero.
Mrs. Konno spout ono winter in
North Horn! nnd had many frlonds
here. She had beeu ill about two
years uud the announcement of her
death was not unexpected.
Times want adn bring results.
tends to leave for eastern Oregon on
Saturday.
KIHST OATTLI2 SHIPPICI)
Taken Over Xowl Hoad from Ton .Milo
Lakes to Sluslaw
Tho Sluslaw Pilot says:
Tho first car load of cattlo to bo
shipped from Ton Milo lnko was loud,
ed at Shustors station. v
Tho cattlo wero ownod by K, H.
M(llor, who nccompnnlod thorn to
Portland. Ho contemplates making
several more car lqad shipments.
L. O. O. M. NOTICH.
Look who's here!
Sully with a lunch!
Ho'll have pionty, never f,oar
Kor tho whole, big bunch,
"Howdy, Pap," Don't miss it
Tuesdny night, at the usual place,
ny order of COMMITTEE.
Hven Oregon .Mist could not
dampen tho crl spues of Nat
ional Itlsciilts or tho ontliii
slnsiii of Good Housekeeping
Week today.
Tomorrow- Is our official
Grand Opening and
Souvenir Day
Kvery visitor will lie pre
wilted with n Alight token or
appreciation of their Interest
In helping to inako
Good
Housekeeping Week
a splendid success.
Tomorrow, Wediiosday, Mr.
linker will servo piping hot
GOLDKX G.YTH COKKKIJ to
nil visitors.
Wednesday will bo tho for
mal opening of our now storo.
While wo havo heon doing bus
Iness at tho now .stand for some
time, wo havo Just completed
iirranglng our moid and will
bo glad to Imvo our reloads and
patrons seo it. In addition,
wo will luivo n display nnd
doiuonst ration of Preferred
Stock nnd tho Itoil Itihiw... n..
THUHSD.VY will ho devoted to meat products, Including- those of
the Union Meat Company, Swift Packing Company and Ar
mour .V- Company.
KHIDAV will bo devoted to Hunt's Canned Kriilt.s, Vegetables etc
S.V1THD.YY will bo miscellaneous day, durliiB which displays' and
demonstrations of Campbell's Soups, Dutch Cleanser, Soaps
etc,, will bo given. '
Evybywilll MbeWelcome
OHivant &'Nasburg
The Good-Housekeeping Store
Second Hud Commercial. Marshfleld
The Season for
Wet Weather Goods
Is Here
Wa n in ni-oiinnsl .nv It. Aro von? Wo carry one e"lie ""'I
conipleto linos of staiidard blends of oil clothing und rubber twj
to bo found on Coos Hay. You may choose from tlio fouowH
well-known brands nt this storo:
Tower's Fish Brand Oil
Clothing.
The kind that has been
tested by yours of aor
vico. Hoys' Long Coats 9'J.i
Moil's Jnckets St. ."(
Men's Throc-quiirtor Coats $-.5(1
Moii'b Long Coats !?.)
Famous Gold Medal Oil
Clot h ing
This Is a superior qual
ity for thoso who want
tho vory best that
money ran buy.
Men's Jnckets 9:.7fi
Men's Threo-fpiartor Conta ij51.RO
Men's Long Coats
Men's Pants '""
Ferguson's All0!
Brand Oil Clotlm
Kvery garment la tw
well-known mako k
gunrnntccd.
M on's Jnckets
Men's Three-iiuartcrColiJ
Men's Long Coats Jj
Men's Pants t 3
. .. nil Illll .1
.Men's and Jiojs w -
Sawyer's Crack-
Men's Tiirct-i1.m..v. - .
Bunker Hill Department b
AV. It. UiiKlingcr & Co., Prop. 1
Store
hone j
s
AVE MONEY
on your
Wo nro showing a
Furniture
flno Hno of
Bed Room Furniture
. '.has fW
direct from tho n"uI,T;UrfltS
Tiint conies to us direct irom mo ....--- . bel
tho jobber'H profit. Wo glvo our ciisto inm- . vt
saving. AVo have a nice display of Drossi
priced as follows:
$7,50, $8.50, $10, $1 i 2.50. $1 1 3.50, $14
$16.50, $17.50, $20, -
until
Don't buy anything la liouso f r"VDTVo"
fieo our Hue, for you know " i'
Goinff & Harvey
COMI'I.KTK HOUSK FIRN"S1I1!"S
Co.