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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1907)
WW"-' "'WKBiflWBI ITTS"' - -niii lir vr s"l" wwc wj ' wwr BUWVJT' ""SWWWSWjTWT T1IK DAILY COOS HAT TIMICS. MAKSHFIELD, OREGON, WKDNKSDAV, MAY 1, 1007. I' r I GJ000 Hay intra AN INDKPKNDENT nKPCIlLICAN NKWSPAPBH PDBLISnEb EVKItY DAY KXCFPTINC! MON DAY AND ALSO WKKKI.Y BY TnE Coos Bay Timhs PnnLiaiiiNO Co. A. E. GUYTON, Editor and Manaqkb. The policy of The Coos Bay Times will bo Bepublican in politics, with the Independence of which President Roose velt is the leading exponent. Entered at the postofllce at Mnrahflcld, Ore gon, lor transmission through the malls as second class mallmattrr. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Single copy, daily, - - 5 cents Per month, daily, - - 50 cents Three months, daily, - - $1 25 Six months, daily - - $2 50 Ono year, daily, - - - $5 00 Weekly, per year - - , $1 00 1 THE OHIO COCKING MAIN. Address all communications to COOS BAY TIMES Marshfield. Oregon. NEKI) '1'IIOXK COXNKCTIOXS. The government has allowed the Coos Bay life saving station a tele phone lino, which will soon be laid by the crew. It will, how'ever, ex tend only across th6 bay from the sta tion to the offlce and residence of Mr. Shine In Empire. The phono does not connect with the regular com pany lines, and while the men at tho station can talk to Empire, they can not reach North Bend and Marshfield unless tho message Is repeated at Empire. The government does not allow for tho connection In the appropria tion, but It could be made by the i cities. It would cost but a small amount and would bo a gieat con venience to the men at the station, and of vast service at times when I olther of the cities wanted to talk to i tho life savers. When such an occa sion arises It might be a great emer gency, and would at one time pay for the slight expense of making tho connection. Besides tho men at tho life saving station aro to bo considered. They do the dangerous work needed along this part of the coast. If any prop erty or lives aro endangered near Coos Bay, wo depend upon the men at tho station for our only Balvatlon. They stand In much tho same position aa the mombers- of tho flro depart ment In a big city. .Nothing ought Berryman In Washington Star. to bo too good for laem, and a little matter of connecting their phone so they can talk to all parts of tho bay should be made by North Bend and Marshfield, where so many live who are dependent upon the work of the life savers. nounced now that distillate on Coos Bay Is advanced one cent a gallon. That will help some toward the two millions. It's all right, you fellows with the gasoline launches, come across and contribute to the colleges nnd help Rockefeller's fame. trip, and all who go will be expected to walk. A limited number of saddle horses will be provided. While tho Mazamas are In Albany It has been suggested that tho Alco club and other city organizations en tertain tho members by giving them n reception. Last year when tho Ma zamas gathered at Belllngham pre paratory to climbing Mount Baker, the Chamber of Commerce and citi zens of that place Joined In a recep tion to the club. PROGRESS CIAIU MEETS Gather nt the Home of Mrs. P. S. Dow Tuesday Afternoon. The members of the Progress club held an Interesting meeting yester day afternoon with Mrs. P. S. Dow. The program consisted of ably pre pared papers on the life and works of the poets, Thompson, Young, Gray and Prior, by Mrs. H. Sengstacken. Mrs. J. W. Bennett and other mem bers of the club had interesting ar ticles on Alexander Pope. The next meeting will be with Mrs. P. C. Levar Tuesday afternoon. GET THE BEST SOMEBODY GET BUSY. Nothing has been heard of the li brary movement lately. Surely after all the enthusiasm Marshfield people, after going as far as they did, will not entirely drop the plan. Tho res idents of tho place seemed generally to want the library, and It should not die out now. It certainly would be a blot upon the record of Marsh field to admit failure in being able to secure an institution of such Im portance, and so much desired. It is up to somebody to get busy. All CONTRIBUTE. Tho opinion was advanced a few days ago that because John D. Rocke feller had given $2,000,000 to the Chicago University, oil would go up in price. Now that was just a ven tuto of nn opinion on general prin ciples, hut It came true. It In an- AVI11 CLIMB MOUNTAIN. Mnnnias Club Will Go Up Mount Jefferson. Albany, Ore., April 30. Tho Ma zamas club will climb Mt. Jefferson. The mountain cilmbers will gather In this city, and stay over night, mak ing the actual start from this placn It Is expected that the trip will com mence on July 15, and continue until Tuly 29. The party which is to climb Mount Jefferson this year Js to bo one of the largest that has ever made a trip with the Mazamas, and will be composed of representative people from every portion of tho northwest. The estimated cost of the trip is $40, and this does not include per sonal expenses. According to E. P. Sheldon, chairman of the outing committee, this trip to Mount Jeffer son will be essentially a cajnping, Ti nrrT'Jlv Tl?inf1 H wiirr u ccoTiily Enlarged WITH ,000 New Words Jew Casottoor of the World with mo' o thiri 25,CC0 titles, based ou tho latest CC113U3 ltUU13. I ij Nev Biographical Dictionary contalnlnT the narars of 6 cr 10.000 noted j pordom, u-to c t birth, det a, etc. Kditrdiivw. 'P. irAiimi. ih.T.. t.t..t.. CultcdGl-to3Comra!s3loulro Education. C0G0 Quarto IPagos I'oir Dttcl. tOO IUa'fJoui Rich JXailncs. Needed fnEveny Homo Also Wi-bJte.-'B Collet, u.A)U.:...jii 1110 r-17-i. l:W IUtnitritlcai. Rer!rr.i'.kaSisS,'S!MhA SH-fl-j,. Do Lu-.o ECticn BKHJiil'J In. XWntod from v-r ".!. lrprrVfn'iUfulljInJln,r. h t K , "Dlctloaar; Wrbl'cc." UlnS'Jatoa JtajilLti. G. 3 C. 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