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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1916 EVENING EDITION
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Order Palace Rendered
Lard Today
FRESH MADE:
If your grocer doos not handle it, call up
406-J. This is absolutely tho best lard in
MarshfleMi
Real Mexican style Spanish sauces, Get a
trial order today.
Palace Meat Market
X. 1). OSWALD.
Mono -I00.J.
0GEAN BEACH AUTO LINE
Gorst & King.
Lcmj Mnrshflold at 7 n. in., and returning leaving from Emplro at
8 n. in. licavo Marshflclil at 11 n.m. ami returning lonvo South
Blough at 1 p. m. Lenvo Marwliflold at B p. in. and returning
lcavo South Slough at O p. in.
PARCEL POST YOUR LAUNDRY
We Pay Return Charges. Prompt and Efficient Service
COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY
SOUTH COOS RIVER BOAT
SERVICE
LAUNCH EXPRESS
Icatcs Manhflcld ovcry day
8 a. m. Lonros head of river
nt 8: IS p. in.
BTRAML'R IIAINUOW '
leavea Load of rlvor dully at 7
. m. Leaves Marshfield at 2 p.
la. For charter apply on board.
ROGERS & SMITH
Proprietors
WEAVING All kinds a spec
ialty. Mrs. W. W. Nason, 680
12th Courth. So. Phone 220-R
THK LLOYD FAMILY JIOEL
Housekeeping Apartments
Two rooms, $8.00 month
Electricity and Gas. Freo baths
Sleeping rooms, $l.rso wk., up
, ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL
torner Market and Rroadwny
We solicit all our old patrons of
lis Lloyd and assuro them tho samo
reasonable rates.
E. W. SULLIVAN
FOR TRANSFER AND STOR
AGE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
HEIGHT AND BAGGAGE
Call
FERGUSON TRANSFER
Phono 108
Uesldpnrn HI,... r
Market a. nnd Waterfront
85 Fourth Street
HOTEL ST. REGIS
J- B. Schilling, Prop.
A Select Family
and
Commercial Hotel
Headquarters for Coos
t0- People sojourning
'"SwPranctaco,,,,,:
r Wt Ad, (Jct Rults.
Clearance Sale
On
Overcoats &Raincoat s
y3 off on all Men's
Overcoats&Raincoats
$30.00 now $20.00
25.00 now 16.65
20.00 now 13.65
15.00 now 10.00
II0.V8 OvorcoalH and Raincoats at Ono-Half 1'rko
LC Woolen Mill Stores
Marshfield
Central Avo.
t NEW TODAY
- $
FOR RENT tt 1-1! ncro garden on
tho shares, to tho right man. J. E.
Fltzgornld, Mnrshflold, Oregon.
WANTED Hourdoi-ri ami lodger in
private family. Inqulro 1011 Cen
tral Avo.
LOST ftcntloiiinn'M glove. Please
roturn to Times offlco.
$$
Z WANTED :
$,$
WANTED TO HUY Cash registers
for cash. Call or phono L. V.
Bridges. Lloyd Hotol.
t FOR SAI P ' 1
J
FOR KALE CHEAP Double- acting
pump, good condition. Otto Groko,
North Ilond, Phono 164.
FOR SALE Oak glass show cne,
shelving and wnll casos with
drawers. 350 North Front street.
FOR SALE Seed potatoes, all var
ieties, Future delivery, Coos
Ray Produco Co., Phono 4 GO.
$
1 FOR RENT t
FOR HENT FuinlshM flat, hot and
cold water, bath. 853 Third st.
FOR KENT Hoomiiig Iiouso ovor
Ekblad's Hardware- Store. Apply
at Ekblad & Son, or call 3G0.
TH13 WHITE IS 1CINO
Of ull Sowing Mttchinos
Now located at 2GC Market ave.
West. Phono 103-J. Wo havo
also got big bargains In all kinds
of used machines. All machines
sold on easy paymonts.
TO"TT?
SEIiLING GOODS
The big problem in selling
goods Is getting tho customer
into tho storo. Coos Bay
Times' ads will help you boIvo
this problem.
North Bend
MIB
weather forecast
IDr AuocliteJ Treii to Coot Dr Tlmn.
, Oregon Unsettled, pro-
lmbly rnln or snow; coldor In
tho east; north-easterly
winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
RECORD
For'lho 24 hours ending at
4:13 a. in., Jan. 21, by
DonJ. Ostllnd, special gov-
ernment motcoroloclst:
Maximum r2
Minimum as
At -1 : 4 :i a. in no
l'reclpltat' ' 12
rrcclpltatn.il sluco Sept. 1,
191fi 40.03
Precipitation samo period
laat year 42.G0
. .AVI ml: Northwest, cloudy., , .
BUNRISE AND SUNSET
Monday
January 21 Sun rises
, at 7:1!! ami sets at n:0."S. , ,. .
Score Ul to 'M Tho scoro of tho
high cshool Sophomores and tho Coos
Rlvor sphool team was reported 25
to 19 lu favor of tho locals on Sat
urday and should havo been 2G to
'21 In their favor.
Commercial .Men Moot. I). I.
McGce, Fred J. Kolloy, Harry Rult
innnn and Gcorgo A. Larrson, travel
ing salesmen, loft on tho morning
train. Thoy declared that this
ovonlng thero will bo a branch moot
ing of tho Coos Knights of tho Grip
In Randon.
Takes Stock. Justlco C. L. Pon
nock ond Constablo Emory, of North
Rend, wont out to Coaledo this
morning to tako stock lu tho storo
formerly conductor thoro by E.
Rargerou and which has been closed
iinilnf nn n t InflllllOIlt of tllO Ral-
four Guthorle company or Portland,
HuriiKun to Run J. T. Harrlgan
fmlnv fonnorlv announced his cani-
'docy for tho jopubllcan noinlnatlou
for county coinmlBBlonor. Jir. ijarri
gan Is tho woll known Marshfield
hardwaro man and owing to tho de
mand for Coos Ray representation in
tho County Court will bo strongly
supported,
Near Accident. Saturday aftoi
noon, Miss Golden had a narrow I
oscapo from an accident. Sho was
driving tho family carriage and tho
horso swung in too closo to tho
railing near Fourth and Central,
tearing It down and almost tipping
tho carrlago over. Tho damago
was not great.
Mill Onens Tomorrow Tho C. A,
Smith Mill will resume operations
tomorrow morning after being clos-J
ed down for nbout four days while
tlio machinery rocoivoa us uiuumi
overhauling. Tho Erntoldo mil,
however, closod only one day and
was operatlnr today tho samo as,
usual. Tho mill has considerable
lumbar cut now on tho dock nwalt
Ing shipment.
McKliuion l"Voiiinteil. Dan McKIn
non who for tho past eighteen
months has represented Lang &
-..,n in fhla territory has been
promoted to tho Seattle torrltory and
will move his family there. Tho
now territory Is a better ono for
him and whilo "la advancement will
bo grntlfylng to his friends hero,
tliey will bo Borry to Beo tho family
(loparl from Coos Hay. Frank Cat
torlln will take hla torrllory hero.
Ill n(, Kan Jose l'orcy Ross, son
of Mr. and Mrs. 1). D. Itoss, Is qulto
seriously 111 at San Joso, California.
Mr. Ross submitted to n surgical op
eration and his condition is said to'
be quito sorious.
1'riiclicliif; Telegraphy Tlio Wpb-
cm Union messenger boys aro prac
ticing tolegrnphy. Thoy havo a wire
which extends from tho basement
inder tlio office to tho woodpllo at
U10 back of tho building. An Instru
ment Is at each end and when the
boys are not busy cairylng messages
thoy talk to each othor over tholr
line which has a total dlstanco of
j thirty feet but which Is serving to
gtvo them a knowledge- of tho tele
graph business.
PERSONAL MENTION X
t
HENRY J. TIIIELMAN, of Dohtuark,
was a visitor In tho city over
Sunday.
CIIAS. FENSLER came In from
Powers last ovenlng on buslnoaa
and pleasure.
DR. J. L. MASSON was among tho
ovor Sunday visitors In tho city
from Myrtlo Point.
N. WEIJSTER, of Coos Rlvor, was
down today looking after some
niattors of business.
CHIEF JACK CARTER was called
to Coqulllo this morning as n wit
ness in tho Mort Joining's caso.
JUDQE COKE and district Attornoy
LHJoiivIst went ovor to Coqulllo
this morning for tho session of
court.
MRS. CAL LANGWORTHY nlid Mrs.
Herman Edwards camo down on
tho Cadillac this morning from
Allegany.
L. A. WOOD WORTH, of tho Allon
n"hd Lewis company, wont up to
Powors this morning, calling on
. tho trade.
RAY HRYANT camo in from Heav
er Hill to spend Sunday In tho
city. Ho Is in tho McDonald and
Vaughn camp thoro.
WILLIAM SlIOUP and Duncan For
gtiRon, Jr., woro wltnoijRcs today
lu Coqulllo, leaving for thoro on
tho morning train.
MR. AND MRS. A. Lv PICKINS loft
on tho Kllburn for Portland to
day. Mr. Plcklns cxpocts to ro
sumo his dental studlcB in that
city.
t AMONG THE SICK t
C. P. Mason, of tho Times mechan
ical department is confined to his
homo in West Marsliflold by nn at
tack of La Grippo.
Ernest Imnioll, ouo of Tho Times
Icarrlor boys In North Marshfield,
lias been qulto flick of In grippo at
tho homo of his parouts, Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Immol.
Lionel Gordon Is suffering from
a badly ulcerated wisdom tooth that
has kopt him confined to his homo.
Mrs. Thomas, -of Kontuck inlet,
this morning underwent u success
ful oporatlon nt tho Moroy Hospi
tal. Constablo W. II. Cox Is still con
fined to his homu by llluoss, Ha
has beon In tho Iiouso for twen
ty (tays. Ho now Is Buffering a cor
nea on Ills oyoball which makes It
Impossible for him to read so his
confinement Is qulto tlrosomo for
him. Ho Is ablo to sit up but can
not loavo his' homo and will bo in
tho house for somo tliuo yet it is
likely.
Harry Allon who has beon HI of
typhoid fovor nt Mercy hospital for
tho past throo months, will bo ablo
to loavo tho hospital tomorrow or tho
next day and will for a tlmo stay at
Herman Hlllyor's homo until ho has
regained his strength,
Dr. D. O. VniiKbn, Dentist, Itonm
2(1, I'iiNt. Xatlonal Rank building.
Are You
Giving
tlio hick ont tho best
possible cliancos for ltv
coveiy?
If j on lire you nro hav
ing jour iieseiltlons fill
ed nt
THE BUSY CORNER
Phono SOS
Wo Deliver Promptly
Hit
j
LEWIS KILLED HIMSELF
AT UNDERTAKERS' PLACE
Former Mui'shricld Mali Whose, Dcndi
Was Announced Last AW-k Com
mitted SulOidu
Tho death at Salem of Thomas
Lowls, formerly In tho undertaking
and fiirulturo business In Marshfield
which was told In Tho Times last
wee);, was a suleldo. The Salem Cap
ital Journal of Wednesday tells of
tho death as follows:
"Neatly dressed and clean shavon,
T. Lowls, ngod about 00 years, took
potassium cyanldo and lay down on
tho roar stops of tho undertaking es
tablishment of Webb & Clough whore
his lifcloss body was found nt' 11:25
Just night. Lewis loft a note addressed
to his daughter, Mrs. M. II. Forbes,
Itural Routo No. 2, Klrkland, King
county, Washington, In which lie
stated that his personal belongings
wore at tho Depot hotol where ho ow
od a wcoIc'h board bill and if sh'c
wanted thorn, to pay the bill, and If
not to leavo them to tho owner of
tho hotel. Ho gavo no reason for his
act, but It Is thought ho was dospon
ilont, at his lack of money.
"On tho rovcrso side of tho noto
was written tho Information that ho
was u life monibor of Maishflcld
Aerlo No. fi.'IS, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, nt Coos Uay. Tho body was
found by F. E. Prlddy, tho night man
at tho undertaking parlors, who was
returning with nndthcr body and had
to pass through tho rear of tho build
ing. Lowls' body was found In n
shed at tlio Bide of tho rear door with
his head resting on IiIb hnnd grip.
A strong odor of tho poison was pre
valent about tho body and there was
no doubt as to tho means of Biilcldo
although tho bottlo containing the.
drug was not found. It is thought that
ho located tho undertakers, took the
poison and throw the bottlo away us.
ho know that death would soon fol
low. "Mrs. Forbes, tho dauglitor of tho
Buloldo, was Informed of tho denth
of hor father, but this morning no
word had bcoii rcculvod from hor ro
lallvo to tho disposition of tho body."
t AT THE HOTELS
$
Chandler Hotel
Goorgo It. Sailor, Portland; O.
Schuolilor, Portland; W. E. Potors,
Portlnnd; C. L. Adams, San Fran
cisco; F. D. Dayton, Portland; F.
J. Ert, San Francisco; II, Trnnfmor,
San Francisco; R. S. Wright, San
Francisco; E. Jameson, Rlvortou;
Fred F. Phelps, San Frajiclsco; Hen
ry J. Thlclmnn, Donmnrk; A. F.
Rnpp, Eugeno; J. L. Masson, Myrtlo
Point; O. G. Hamlin, Denver Hill;
R. W. Tavonnor, Coos Rlvor; Jo
soph Look, Portland; Ray Ilryant,
Denver Hill.
fit. Lmvrcuro Holel
D. Anderson, Coqulllo; Mr. nnd
Mrs. II. Snow, Random F. Craw
ford, Lakosldo; T. 0. Murphy,
North Rond; Nina Rlshop, Powors;
Frank Rowron and wlfo, Lnkealdo;
D. Lano, Gardiner; G. Shaw, Roso
burg; II. Hartman, Norway.
DIVORCES WITHOUT JUDGE?
Lawyors, Apparently, May Grant Ono
In California.
Los Angeles. Judges nnd lawyers
learned with surprise that through mi
amended provision of tlio htato consti
tution apparently any quallllcd attor
ney may grunt a decree of divorce.
This became known by tho recent
granting of three decrees In .Santa
Rosa by attorneys blttluj; as Judges pro
temporo nfter havIiiB been solocted to
try tlio actions of tho UtlKants them
selves without tlio sanction of the
court. Tho modified amendment reads;
"A caso in tho superior court may bo
tried by 11 Judgo pro temporo, who must
bo a member of tho bur, agreed upon
In writing by tho parties litlgaut vr
their attorneys of record nnd sworn to
try tho cause, and tho person so select
ed shall bo empowered to act In such
capacity In nil further proceedings lu
any suit or proceedings tried beforo
him until tho final Cletcrmliatlon there
of." Tho clauso "appiovcd by the court"
has been omitted from tho act.
''
TIIRIIT'O-GRAMB
Tlio advertising in Tlio
Coos Ray Tlmos Is oftou
mndo up of thrlft-o-graius
to tho thrifty.
Each advortlooment Is a
messago directed to a Hu
man want.
Many will not interest
you, but somo ouo will bo
vitally Important.
It tnkes only a minuto to
look thorn ovor.
Not to tako this minuto
may moan to miss tho thrlft-o-gram
that wns intended
for you.
Amp that means that when
you buy yoni buy at a dis
advantage perhaps you
will
you
less
pay moro - perhaps
will buy an nrtlolo
suited to your needs.
Rend tho Ihrlft-o-gr.inis
today.
During these days of
forced sales you cannot afford to
neglect seeing our values first
YOU WILL THEN UNDERSTAND WHY WE
EMPHASIZE "EVERY-DAY" PRICES AT
The J. C. Penney Company Store
Ladies' heavy serviceable Shoes, in cjun metal, heavy
calf (chrome tanned), heavy vici kid and ' dM qq
light weight, vici kid, $2.50 value at $ 1. Jo
Extra quality, half bleached, all linen Table Damask, full
62 inches wide. This is an unusual va'ue ftQ
at 85 cents. Our price JC
"Cuticura" $oap, regular 25c per bar. Our price J 9c
- .Ineerporatcd. . . ,A ,
raWFX9H?Kr?n
g:ys7. FA-
We Lead, Others Follow
Next Door
Money Saving Prides
Apple Butter (Bulk), Per Lb, ..$ ,75
Carrots (Fresh) Per Lb, u... ,02
Tree Tea Per Packago .. s ,50
Leslie's Shaker Salt, All Kinds 1 ... ,10
We Save You Money
GETT!NG!S CASH GROCERY
lilO NO. RROADWAY, XKAR OKNTKATj
MVRTLM AR.MH DAXCi:
Tho following Is n copy of tho
the Interesting program at tlio Myr
tlo Arms dancing party, 'mention of
which wns mndo in tho Saturday
Issue of Tho Times:
1. Tho Grand March of tho Myr
tlo Arms.
2. Ono-step for a Orcntor Coos Ray.
"Kvorybody Rag With Mo."
.1. Krluco Ifox Trot. "Ily IIcclc."
I. Tho 1910 Willi. Ladles' choice.
"Cecllo."
5. Tho Only nnd Orlglnnl I'aill
Jones. "Tlpporary."
0. Tho Clndorolla Danco. Ono-
Btop. "Molly, Dear, It's You t
Am After."
7. Tho Harvest Moon Qundrlllo.
"Country Danco."
8. Fonturo Danco. Mrs. Rolf Nor
ilriun nnd Mr. Ren OBtllnd..
1 Schottlseho. "Rlnolnnder,
(slow.)
2 Mlgnon. "Spin Spin."
!1 I'oe do Kspango.
Extra: llnmbo Polsku.
9. Tho Old Virginia Rool. "Vir
ginia Rcol."
10. Moonlight Waltz. ".Dreaming."
11. Tho Rnslcot Danco. Walls:
"Cloraldlno."
12. SohottlBcho. "Roaming in tlio
n-loamlng.V
13. Paul Jones No. 2 "Hollo Fris
co." 1J. Fox Trot. "Tho Original Fox
Trot."
15, Ono-step with variations, lamo
duck and lamo soldier. "Peter
PIpor."
10. Oood night waltz. "Good nlht
Doar"
Kxtras
1. Throo-stop. "Sororlly,".
2. Ono-step, I.adlQH' oUolgo. "Tu
lip Tlmo lu Holland."
:i. SchottUcho. "Ghost in tlio
Closet."
1. Two-step and' Rag. "Ono Califor
nia For Mlno."
Tho convenience mid profit of
Tiiiit'H Want A1h will ho demon
strated by a dial.
COOS BAY TIMES WANT ADS
LOW COSt Hifjll Efficiency
Noble Theatep
TONIOHT M
OMC Olf Till! GRKVTKST LN TIIK WORLD"
THEDA BARA in
"THE DEVIL'S DAUGHTER."
Five icoIm of never to be forgotten pictures A play that will sat.
I sty everyone who wauls to soo tlio ho.tt lu photoplay.
COME KAKLY FOR GOOD HEATS
TWO SHOWS, 7:00 and H:l." i. m.
UPSTAIRS OR DOWN, 15
TOMORROW NK5HT t'liiullo Cliapllu In "THE NEW JANITOR"
WEDXIWDAY Cilf.NNIE FADDI'.N In Hie bust Painnmuut over
released l'io reels of ic.il comedy.
w--.7. rzwjav
The Originators of Low Prices
to Postoffice
KOC'IAIj OAliKNDAlt
MONDAY
Alpha Dolphlnu Socloty
with Mrs. Harriott M. Kel
logg. Progress Club with Mrs.
A. 1). (lid ley.
TUIOSDAY
Athou'u Dolphlnu Society of
North Dqnd nt tho Library.
Ladles Guild lu guild
hull.
North Rend Club auxiliary
nt enrds.
WRDNHSDAY
North Rend I). M. C. club
With Mrs. O. A. Porhlns.
Jolly Dozen club with
Mrs. F. M. Mnrhoffor in
Runlcor Hill.
Dorcas Club with Mm. II.
L. Russell on Cutohlng inlot.
Christian Slstorhood nt tho
church.
THURSDAY
Alert club with Mrs. F. 11.
Rood on North Coos Rlvor.
North Rond Methodist la-
r dios social uftcruoon.
A. N. W. club with Mrs.
Allco Hall.
FRIDAY
Hunker Hill Parents and
Teachers mooting nt tho
4 school iiouso. '
Trio Card Club with. Mrs.
Win. Sehroedcr.
! Kensington club with
Mrs. Lionel. Gordon.
Dahlia, Club -Itli Irs; O.
M. Connor in Kastport.
! Ladios Art Club with Mrs.
' W. R. Curtis.
SATURDAY
Family Clrelo with Mrs,
G. Johnson lu Runkor Hill.
Mbliy Coal, 53.00 ton. lbono 7U.
NOTIOIJ
To tho patrons and nil Intorosted:
Tlio Cooi lny Cnmumi'y Ansocliitlou
will dlncontlnuo tho manufacturo of
buttor on Kobrimry 1, lt)10. and
manufacturo cheese oxcliiHlvely
J. J. CLINKINIIHARD,
Muuagor.
Times Want Ads ror resulta
cents
CHILDREN, 5c
m m m
A'4
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