tHE 0005 BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1916. EVENING EDITION
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NEW MANHATTAN SHIRTS
NEW SCHOBLE HATS
NEW STETSON HATS
NEW WALK-OVER SHOES
NEW SPRING CLOTHES
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SUPPORTS SUIT WE BULL SCOBNuf IN GAL
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NDERED
SHIRTS
Now is the time to put on your new outfit. We
are ready to dress you up with crisp new fixing
from head to feet.
1 ;ko. M. eoiiNWAi.ii ' poht
i,.mi fjivus i:niousi:ii:.t
Writes That He Is tiled l-ornl Man
Is AkiiIii Candidate for Sto
Senate
State Senator I. S. Smith of this i
city 1ms received the endorsement 'of
(leorKc M. Cornwall, published of i
tlio Tlmhormnn, the lumber paper
of Portland. Mr. Cornwall 13 nn
Influential man In lumber circles
and his support means a great deal.
In a letter to Mr. Smith Mr. Corn
wall writes as follows:
"I am pknfiiid to nolo that you'
are attain n candidate for tho legis
lature. The laboring people or ore
gon owe mueh to you for your
splendid efforts in behalf of tho
Oregon compensation law and I
sincerely trust thnt you mny he re
turned to tho slato sonuto to defend
the Interests of the workers of Oro--oa
na woll as to Insure to the em
ployers n Htiunro deal."
HHAVI ItS OI'KX IX KHIHt'O WITH ' rOlt.UP.lt MAItSIII-'IKI.I) VIOI.IN.f
IIAIX AM) ntllW
I San Kimirlseo Souls Tnho a .lump In
Into U'tul In IVirentnge Col- .
iiiuii of Coast League
1ST IN" SACItAMKNTO
AdvtvtNcil There As Adopted
Sun of (Jnind Hiike of Atis
t,.n ."m.( ot Known Mere
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pi:ihi:ntaci:k ok
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San Francisco 22 15 .505
4 I.os Angoles .18 111 .5SI
Vernon 17 II .518 o
- Salt U1o .-. 1- 1' "
O Oaldand 15 2 .117
Portland 10 10 .MSB
Huboejp
A I'OI'IMiAlt AKTISTK
The Marahflold Choral Club is es
neclally foitnnato In sociirlng the
services of such a popular artiste ns Salt l.nko 5
Mis j Sophia Hummer, who maltos Oakland 0
(11 Askim I t x I I'tntt in Cuoi liT Tlmm.i
I SAN KltAXCISCO, May 10. It
was rain In Portland that disrupted
the last of tho games with the
Heavers, and It was rain nga'n hero
yesterday when the Seals were about
to eavortc.
The scorns of yesterday follow:
At San Francisco It. II. E.
San Francisco, Portland, wet
grounds.
At Oakland It. II. E.
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her second appearance before the Hughes and Hannah;
MuMhflold public at tho Choral Club I Elliott.
C.iucnrt nt tlm Finnish Hull. Thurs-1 At Vornon
Plough and
It. II. E.
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Corred Dress For Men and Boys
Central Avenue
rcBircrararaxas?
day evening. May eleventh at S: 1 5 , ' Angeles 0 5
MVtiw.lr Mian lliiltlliliir la linl null' ll Vol'UDU 'I 7
singer of groat personal charm but' "). "raiidt and Hole; Decan
l.i u sincero nnd refined nrtlst and ' !''o and Spencer.
i ,.ni mwwjMiiiiw
her slnghiK Is pleasing to the ex
treme. In fact, during tho rohenr-
Ksal of tho "Inflammatus" alio suc
ceeded In captivating the entire
Choral Club.
DPENING
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engineer are now working on the
matter of an outlet and expect to!
J June It completed In tlmo for the
I next niuutlng of the council.
CAN SOON KINK WAV TO OI'KX,
WEST A.VDEItSO.V AVENUE
City Possibly Will .Veil t" Con
demn Only Olio llloclc llcfuceii
ll uiitl liltli St i eels
MAUItlEO lA ST NK.'IIT
At soven last evening In the Jus
tice court Judge Peunock united
Miss Violet Murtondale, used "2
yoara, In marriage to Henry Taylor,
aged "1, of Powors. Tho brldo-
Hio.ilti tlin fw timet l.fia luinfi irt'firim la ti lntrirm MMi.. viiimv
i'l.iiiiv mu ... . ..'.i ... .jw.. i rf.ui.... ri . ...nn w '?
nlmost liours of discussion legard- couple expect to make tholr homo Hntinlly
Inii the manner In which the resl-.ln MitiHhflgld.
CEI.EUUATICS A XXI VEUSAUV
Yesterday Herman Hillyer celo
brnted the eleventh nnlvorsury of the
day he started In tho rlgar and to
bacco business In Mnrshflotd. He
first had a place whore the Ulunco
cigar store Is now located. Later ho
hud tho Ilonchrnko stand nnd for
fiomo yours paBt has been on the cor
ner of Front nnd Central avenue. Mr.
Hillyer lias been In busluoss con-
for tho eleven yours.
dents, hordei ing on what would be
Andurjou uveiiuo If extended, cut
get in and out of their places after j
central avenue is put turougn to
grade, the outlet seems simple. It
is said thnt n ilght-of-way only
from 12th througli to 1:1th street
will have to be condemned on And
erson avenue.
Parusal of an official map of
tho city show.i that l-th street
lias been dedicated from Central
to Anderson avenue, though not yet
opouod. Soniu maps do not show
this dedication, and It Is believed
this Is one of tho reasons tho mat
ter of nn outlet luu scorned so dif
ficult. Tho city attorney nnd tho city
cAito ok thank;;
To our many fi lends nnd members
of the Thimble Club both for words
of sympathy and ipIh of kindness
which lessened tho burden of our
grief In the Illness and death of Mrs.
.louiilngs wo extend our sincere nnd
heartfelt thanks.
S. S. .1ICXXIX03
u nil family.
Iton.'HT iUATTSOX HOME
Itcmiliful Echtdeucc on tilth Street
Taken Over by Arthur Peck Til;iJ"
The now six room bungalow built
by X. K. Mattson, on Xorth 1 01 li
street, has been bought by Arthur
CI.OTIIIXR MAX COMES
William Nnunumu, tin .expert
clothing man, connected for ninny
years with the woll known clothing: Washington
house of Itoss Ilros. In San Finn-! At lloslou
elsco luiH arrived lit Mar.ihtlcld to , Cleveland , ,
take a poltlou with tho Hub Cloth-1
Ing and Shoe Co. Mr. Xaumnuu Is'
tin old friend of .lack Sullivan nnd
Matt 1.. May and they have been ,
busy exchanging reminiscences
since Ida arrival. :
WW, I,EA(.'17ES
(Pj Amik'UinI I'm to Coua lur Tlmxi.
XEW YOltIC, May 10. Hero yos
torduy Xew York was defeated 5 to
I by Chicago. Tho scores of yes
terday follow:
XaIIoiiiiI 'League
At Cincinnati K.
Cincinnati 5
Chicago X
At Pittsburg It.
Xew Yoi k 1 :i
PitUburg 5
American Lenguo
At Xow Yorkji It.
Xew York I
At Phlladolphlu Jt.
Detroit II!
Philadelphia
At Washlnglt)ii it.
St. Louis , 10
5
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In tho Sacramento newspapers,
tiro account. o a violinist who Is,
believed to bo .leno Sevoly who was ,
connected with the OJerdrtim con
servatory here sonio tlmu ago. Willie ,
the niimo is spelled slightly different-1
ly it is said to be the same person'
Tho pres.i agent ntcounl3 ten oi
his belli,,- u gypsy and an adopted
son of Grand Duko Carl of Austria
but tbe.'o interesting fncts wero
never mndo known while tho violin
ist resided in this city.
What The Paper Says
Tlioso who knew thu violinist
hero will ho surprised to learn of
tho story ho now makes public.
Hero tho violinist wiu known ns
.leno Sevoly but It appears thnt he
now uboh the name ".I. von Sovoll."
Tho Sucramento lleo says:
"This evening Philip Polz, Hus
sion Court Conductor, nnd the sym
phony baud at .loyland will open
Its second weok at the local amuse
ment park.
"An Interesting personage with
Poke's aggregation Is .. Von fco III,
violin vlitiloso, who is gypsy by
birth and claims to ho the adopted
son of Craud Unite Carl of Austria.
After flnl.ililug his studies ut tho
Itoyal Conservatory ut Budapest,
and nt Vienna, where ho was n prl-
J vato pupil of Kressler, ho became a
member of the orchestra ut the
Itoyal Opera House, where ho was'
engaged, when the war broke out.
lie was assigned to the Sixty-fifth,
lluuK&ilnu llihuinr Iteglmeiit thai!
fought In tho battles In llukowlmt
during the early part of I1M5.
"Von Sevell was taken prisoner
f,i 111.. IHiitulnitu In niin nf III., nil. J'l 'A
" "" "" ' v, - r
KngomeutH nnd was sent to the
Which Do Yoia Prefer?
It is important for reasons of health and
practical economy for every housekeeper
to ask herself this question:
"Do I prefer a pure baking powder like
Royal, made of cream of tartar derived from
grapes, or am I willing to use a baking
powder made of alum or phosphate, both
derived from mineral sources?"
The names of the ingredients printed
on the label show whether the kind you
are now using or any brand, new or old
that may be offered is a genuine cream'
of tartar powder, or merely a phosphate
or alum compound.
Royal Baking Powder contains no alum
nor phosphate.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
New York
friends in Coos county. 1 trust tney
will express the wish by ballot, and
that they will seo (hat their friends
do likewise
Very cordially yours,
AXTI-SALOON LEACIJE OF OUK-. loiilKlit (.r luuiorrow oneiin.
l'u,' ' ",0 l)!,r ls i-ei'orlnl faltlri,.,
Hy It. P. Milium. (Signed) this afle, n. with ll.BwWrt2
Slain Hupt.io lliu iior'ent. W
WATKIlPimxT V(m.s
'I Tho Speedwell failed to m m
f lliiiiilim yesterday, ,!lt , , '
j io get awny mul arrive km .-
J. I MITCHELL
m Ml
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camps In Siberia. Ily n ritae ho es-
raped by way of Charhlu, taking a ,
boat to Yokohamn, Japan, t hence to1
San FrnnclM'o. Jt wns 'hero Von
Sovlll was discovered liy Pelz.
Auotlier Account '
It was never known hero that
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KOII I'lXCP STOIIES I.N'l
MAItSIIKIKLI) AXI) NOItTII O
ItEXI) ItETCK.VS KIIO.M Itt'SI
NESS TISIP 'VO POUTLANI)
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.11 1 Mill .
Adellno Smith OaklisJ
!i:L'. a in
tho musician had fought In tho pies
out war a.i lie now claims.
The Sacramento Union says.
. W. Mitchell, buyer for tho
Fixup stores In Marshfleld and
Xoith lleud loturuoil last evening
from Portland whore ho wont to
imcl the ropnmoutntlvc'S of the
Kiippoiihnliuor clothing iiiaiiufactur-1 O
UieaKwiitd.-, Portland, it
r::i(l 11. in. j
Cleonp. Sun Franclsffl, t'
p. 111. yesterday.
Sailed ,
ltrenkwater. San Dlcco it
1 n: ir. i. in. 1
line to Sail
Adeline. OaMnnrt, S SO tOiM
morrow. (
Duo Hero i
Hardy, San I'ranclsfo, to-
night. 1
Kiweilwcll, Ilamlon, tonlcbt
or toiuiirrow t
1 01s and salesmen of oilier prominent fHt
luuhtern factories. Mr. .Mitchell -
"It Is not often SiicmiiiunlaiiH' ,., tll0 ,, H,ory ,,r HBnn.y r
take over their now home. The pur
ehaso also included tho furniture.
Tho home Is 011 tho hill overlook-
Ing tho hill and has 11 very good SCENES OF. PLAY
view of tho water, Mr. and Mrs.'
Mattson have gone to California to'
MiMton 5
BllilEllE US
PEGGf li PLAY
SHIFT KKO.M
have an opportunity to seo and lis
ton to Hie strains of sweet music
from a gypsy who with nnturo's
gift for music was adopted by n
grand dukn and given 11 thorough
musical education In the highest
European conservatories nnd after
this fought as a commissioned of-
er in the present war, was tap-
red by the Itiisslnus, scut to Si
beria and yet lived to tell the tale
and echo It 011 his violin.
"Such Is tlio 3tory of tho life of
.1. Von Sovlll, now playing nt Joy
Inud twice dally. Known ns th
merchaiid'se and advancing prices.
Salesmen sny their chief trouble
t.i not to get orders but to hnvn or
ders filled.
.Mr. Mitchell says business pros- .
peels me Improving on tlio outside
and he heard much tulk of Coosl Dr. II.
Uny while he wuj away. Coko llldg.
smoriXKit TII.IA5I00K
POItTLAXK AXIt COOS BAT
SAILS FHO.M I'OltTMMl I
EVi;itV TILSIUV
KOIt IM'Olt.MATIO.V IMIOXRKI
'IO.M JAMI'S. Aut., Oenn Dt
I. Kclty, llentM, 4l
Plume, tl'.'J.
Peck, who expucts very shorlly toillvo.
I'ASIHONAHLE NIAV VOIHC TO
IIOXXV AXI) HOMAXTIC SCOT-
I.AXIl STOIIV VlllltATES WITH gypsy violinist In his niitlvo haunts,
n..i.i...i-n-.-. ..r.i-ii-iv.ff.v.w't.n.tv.fv-tir-.-aa
MEN'S WORK
in merchandise is taken for granted when
the merchandise comes from Mcatson's Qual
ity Store.
For sixteen years this has been so.
Such confidence has been natural because
Matson's Quality Store during all these years
has dealt in and served only Quality goods.
Whether Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing
it has always been of STANDARD MAKE
and STANDARD QUALITY.
When we announce that we have new
goods, new styles, they are not experimental
offerings sixteen .years of service to the peo
ple of Coos County sixteen years of EX
PERIENCE and of PRIDE in our good
name are behind
ACTION.
1 Mnnagor Hobort Mnrsdon of tho
Noble Thuatro has booked ninny
splendid attractions for his theatre
but nothing suporlnr to Illlllo Ilurko
In "PegKy" which ho has booked
for ne.t Sunday nnd Monday.
Tho eastern nowspiipora uro n
unit in praising both the stur and
the play.
Illlllo Ilurko enptured tho critics
In "Peggy", hor first film play.
Tho nowipnpors of New York ac
corded tho young star a reception
that o(iinllod If It did not urpa3s
any that ever greeted hor appear-
' unco In a real now flosh-aud-blood
role. Tho oxport 10 viewers of the
trade pi ess nIo "hailed her doser
tlou of tho leitltlmate for the screen
drama as a distinct advanco for tho
new art. Tho box offlco story has
been the same wherever "Peggy"
has been shown always capacity
audiences.
he attracted the attention by his
natural talent of the Grand Duke
Carl of Austria Hungary.
Ho was given u thorough musical
joiirso at tho Itoyal Conservatory of
Music In Iludnpost under Hubay, af
ter which ho continued his studies
and took a finishing course ns n
private student of Krolsler In Vien
na." ,
LEAGUE
ENDORSES
Built for Comfort and Wear and sold at a reasonable
price. We handle the well known Brown Shoe Cos.
Men'sShoes. The Shoe ithat always cjives Satisfaction.
Men's Calf-Skin Work Shoes, Heavy Oak Tanned
Soles - -J?H-0
I.IUKQVIST HKCKIVKS LKTTKH
AXTI-SALOON PKOPM:
Superintendent lluttoii Writes That
lie Hopes IHMrJrt Attorney Will
lie ICIected Again
FOR
Public Service Commissioner
'A
FJtnu G. htCHTl.L
form, and It merits support
r. present" the i.iitse of the poop!
Oregen Gunge lluUetln, Am II. una
District Attorney L. A. Llljevqlst '
hns received tho following let tori
from It. P. Hutton, stato siipcu'Iuton-'
dent of tlio Anti-Saloon I.eaguo of,
Oregon: . ;
Portland, Oregon, May I, I'll P.. j
Hon. I.. A. I.IIJoqvlst.
.Mnrshl'lold, Orogon.
enr Sir:
The Anti-Saloon I.eaguo of Oregon'
Is pleased to note that you nrn a
candidate to succeed yourself as dis
trict attornoy.
The nccoss by sou tho nroNlmllv t"'
Cnllfomla, and tlio rough nature of
much of the territory. uocesurlly ',
makes your country tho most difficult
In the state in which to handle, 11
licit liquor soiling. No 0110 not fa
miliar with prosecuting umlnr OrnKou 1
laws nnd Oregon conditions could
hope to cope with the situation.
You have the pxporlonco, nnd bv
years of service have demonstrated
both your ability and your faithful
ness.
I recall that you were long trained
"iider GeoiKe M. lrown. tho present
attorney goneral. and whoso icnr,i
a SUCCOBSflll nins,ii.(,. !,, ....1
,.. .. ...,,.., una iiiiy
SO
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Ollnbllltv Of Ills ilnmil.. I.. nl
rn 11 . " -! in v-uua 1
11 tlllllllV itn U'lilnl. on..r.t.. T ,...
' ..Miilj t WilSKDIMKI
nt. DpoKp very highly of you. YW,
Men's Napa Tan Work Shoes, Heavy Oak Oiled
Proof Soles..,. --.--r S3,uy
Men's Brownco Calf especially Adapted to Rough
. Wear , -JMtt
Men's Heaviest Calf Napa Tan Oak Tanned Soles,
Goodyear Welt --.--.-.r------ --&
Brown's Kangaroo, 10 inch top, Goodyear Welt
SQleS r- - - - ----si - J
Heavy Chrome Leather, 14 inch top, Double Stitched
Oak Soles, A Waterproof Shoe -------
Gun Metal Finish, Calf; Dr. Sawyer's Cushion Soles
Wear and Comfort Combined """""' "
Let t:s show you this line of Dependable Shoes
The Golden Rule
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Cr 1CI H- h.cl.,i.auerort..e Tee," S'L'riT "T ,.,,,
Ki'.M.i in i.omlnatton for P.-Mt, s-r- recall tnl 1, ' . I nls
Mo CommUUoner In the Western Hro"- Ll 7, " "" Wr
n.S.r.ot. toaay announced Uta ..!, .".Ti .SS? " ?. ."Si
Our Electric Fixtures
light up the house in fine style. J,ieir nJJp fixtures
means economy in light consumption too. u"' sonle
will pay for themselves in a short time, we in. w M
labor and time saving contrivances that win row
Come in. Demonstrations free.
Electric Heating & Supply Co.
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WE DO WIRING Ainu ju; ;-IAVl -
7H (Vutnil Avenue.
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w Isli
)ou success. So do our dryr
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