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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1910. - EVENING EDITION
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-COOT BAY TIMiS
l'om All lans should be enforced,
1 If they prove oppressive or un-
3troa at tne postofflce at Marst, , o Hilar they will soon be repealed.
! Oregon, for tr&nsmlsslon ,.Not to enforce a law, Is to teach law
ouch the malls as second class lene??. Every boy should know
Ent
mall matter.
M. C. MALOXKV Kdltor and Pub.
AX E. MALOXEV News Editor
Address all communications to
COOS BAY DAILY times,
MshiiL'lil : : : : : : : : Oregon
Dedicated to the service of the
people, that no good cause shall lack
a champion, and that evil shall not
thrive unopposed.
An Independent Republican news
ypor published every evening except
Banday, and Weekly by
TIki Coos Buy TIiiioh Publishing Co.
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When not paid strictly in advance
the price subscription of the Coos
Bay Times is $0.00 PER YEAR.
WEEKLY.
One year $1.50
thi t ho is violating the law by ex
pectorating on the sidewalks, and it
breeds contenipt for the law to allow
him to knowingly violate It."
AGAIN THE COMET'S TAIL.
THERE HAS been considerable
discussion and conjecture as to
what the effect will be when the
tail of Ilalley's comet shall, in tbn
near future, sweep this planet The
most eminent men have assured us
that our existence will be in no way
disturbed. Camille Flammarion, the
French astronomer, in his latest es
say on the subject, brings forward
the possibility of our beholding a
tailless comet. He states that in
1S35, on the ocaslon of the last visit
of Halley's comet, a remarkable
phenomenon occurred. During its
perihelion passage, which took place
on Nov. 1G, the comet lost its tail
so that when it reappeared on the
other side of the sun it had the ao
pearanco of a round nebulosity, with
out an appendage, and it was on'y
later, when it reached the distance of
the planet Mars, that a new tail was
formed. A peculiarity of the tail is
that it does not follow behind the
The Coos Bay Times represents a
consolidation of the Daily Coast Mail
nd The Coos Bay Advertiser. The comet in the course it is taking but
Coast Mail was the first daily estab- is projected in a direction opposite
lished on Com Day and The Coos to the sun.
Bay Times is Its immediate sue- As for the head of the comet, As-
cessor. tronomer Garrett P. Serviss says it
is probably
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY soI(1 bo(,y
OF MARSHFIELD.
Ofllciul J'apcr of Coos County.
ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS
solid, but not a single
lie thinks it likely that
it consists of a multitude of solid
particles, like a close-packed mass of
meteors. The fact that many com
ets are known to have turned into
meteor swarms strengthens this pro-
North lability. Tlle gaseous portion of the
comet does not condense into crystals
T HE property owners on
I TTrnnf afrrnnf rira rlnvnlnnlnrr nn
1 interesting point in the matter because the-e ,s Practically no pres.
of law enforcement. The quoting o ro ex,ertd u"on ll ln "en sPace
cussed, and the question as to how
far tho oxecutivo arm of the munici
pal government is justified in polng
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The cold there would no doubt be
sufficient to liquefy or solidify anv
gas, but experiment shows that cold
alone cannot produce this transform
ation; there must be great pressure
also. To add still further to the mys
tery of tho comet's composition, a
Berlin observer snva lin snv flip mm.
ment by the authorities is being dis- et paM before fl yery pa,e gtar Qf
twelfth magnitude without altering
tho ordinance applying to tho case by
Jesse Lus.o In The Times last evening
and which he promises to bring di
rectly before tho council seom to
cover tho ground.
In tho large cities all over tho
country tho matter of law enforce-
Its light or color. If solid, the nu-
nions must Hinn ho fpfitictmpont
JH ic.viiiB , u, ant.ui.uu uuiu m Dosto chrlstlnn Sc,ence MonItor.
press and public speakers.
Tho proposition Is a plain one, and
thoro can be but one solution. The
mayor, polico department and all oth
er administrative officers have no dis
cretion ln tho matter. Their business
is to arrest or cause the arrest of aV
s t Who Said
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"SI Modern ConUcttonery Co., Mln., Portland, Ongon ,
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SUIT knows they fit best, are cnt looser,
hang better and wear as well as aivy on earth.
Prices are right, $ 1 5.00 to $35.00.
Every suit guaranteed all ivool and a
aerfecti fit
200 pairs extra trousers, $3.50; $4.00,
and $5,00 a pair. All bremd new patterns
dsrect from factory.
PACKARD SHOES for men who want
quality. 1000 pairs m all the new shapes,
.00 to $5.00 per.
Get m Ime fellows, lor your bosom
Friend certainly can fit yon out from head
to foot
$3.00 Goodrum and Kingsbury Hats, $4.00 and $5.00
Stetson Hats all direct from factory.
Now is the dm QgQ GOODRUM f"
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to Get Our Prices
Before buying for w 3 always have
some snap Prices as we buy right.
Our prices on wir.rs and fixtures
can't be beaten. ,
IT NOW
IT IS THE POLICY OF TIIIO XJ5W MAXAGEMEXT OP THE
COOS I JAY GAS AXD ELECTHIC COMPAXY TO PLACE ALL 1T$
PKODUCTS AVITIHX REACH OF ALL THE PEOPLE THEY CAX
REACH. WITH THIS EXD IX VIEW THE PRICE OF
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
PHOXE 237-J.
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QUKSTIOX FOR THE DAY.
1 "Xow is the time to spray," says
the Kansas State Entomogolical com
mission. All right. Then let us
Just how many dollars and cents
nf n woman's lint whlpli mole So.-; )o
wlio violate the law. It is the pro- va,ue nnd how much ,g st ,e?
vlnco of the court to deal with tho ,
matter of punishment. Public ofll
cials in the administrative depart
ments seem to forget that they are
not judges but from ton to bottom
ro simply policemen of different sl)lnJ
grades, and really have no more right ,
to wink at tho violation of an imll-1 Platinum has gone up to $730 a
nanco than they havo to let a mur- l'011". "d for once we can thank
derer, caught red-handed, escape. 0llr IwckJ" stars that platinum Is not
Then again ln tho matter of tho ln tho llst ot tl'ngs to eat.
violation of ordinances. It is just as t
much against the law to break the or- ' The New York World devptei con-
dinanco against throwing refuso In siderflblo space to a story about one
iho streets or alleys, or play hall in "Bill" Snyder, who has devoted his
the streets, or to overspeed an auto- life to "understanding animals." No
mobile, ot- it Is to keep a saloon open doubt ho found that much easier than
nftor hqurs or to loiter n honest understanding his fellow humans.
and just official is bound to enforce
equally all of the laws so long as Pederstrain Weston thinks one
they remain on tho statute books. If good way to celebrate his seventy
the courts fnil to do their duty that third birthday anniversary is to walk
1b no part of tho business of the ad- eighty miles. Certainly it is the
mlnlstrativo branch of tho municipal cheapest mode of celebrating we can
government. think of at this moment.
Tho fact is that many of the laws , .-
sire passed by tho politicians as a sop ' Ilr.ve yov..' lot"'- heal3, bill heads
to public demand, and tho authorities ar.l cu lo.)C3 prir.tvV. at The Times
novor havo an Idea of enforcing office.
What toEak
Is a daily problem, but where to
buy is solved at once when you de
cide to order all your table supplies
from
WOLCOTTS
Ol'R GOODS ARE FRESH
OUR QUALITIES ARE HIGH
OUR PRICES MOST
REASOXAIJLE
These three cardinal principles of
this grocery store should make you
a permanent patron. We please oth
ers and would like an opportunity to
please you.
C. W. WoScott
THE GROCER.
PHONE 97 J
THE HEIGHT OF CIGAR
QUALITY IS ACHIEVED IX A
I HAS REEX REDUCED TO $1.70 CEXTS PER TIIOUSAXI) WITH
I A D1SCOUXT OF TWEXTY CEXTS 3LYKIXG TnE NET RITE
t $1.50 Per Thousand
PHOXE US AXD A MAX WILL CALL.
i Coos Bay Gas & Electric Co.
South Marshfield Coal
LUMP C6AL Sl.oO PER TOX
XUT COAL ?2.o0 PER TOX
Phone 27:J-X.
Doane's Transfer
Does all kinds of Transfer business.
Trunks and Baggage a Specialty.
Prompt and Satisfactory Service
Guaranteed. Phone 31-J or 273-X
EGGS FOR HATCHING
THOROUGHBRED
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
TRAP NESTED BIRDS.
S1.00 to 2.00 per sitting.
Visitors Welcome Fred Uachmnn
Xoith End Front St. Uox 485
Old Dimmick Place Marshfield
XOTICE.
Anyone knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned will please
call and settle at my residence, 332
First street North, before April 15,
1910, and save further expense.
Yours respectfully. JOHN BEAR.
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PHOXE 178.
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FINANCIAL
STATEMEXT OF COXDITIOX OF THE
First Trust and Savings Bank
OF COOS BAY, MARSHFIELD, ORE. March 29, 1910
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts....? 80,473.18
Overdrafts 211.90
Bonds and securities... 25,C03:90
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures 56,811.10
Cash on hand and duo
from banks 59,798.50
Styl
IfouGet
e Plus Quality
A SERIOUS condition of the Cloth-
u ing trade today is a continuous sacrifice of style
for quality, or quality for style, to maintain a sensible cost. A few
makers dacombine style and quality, but
you know it results in an exorbitant price.
The Big 4
lias Arrived-
This is not idle railroad talk, but
is of much Interest to the particular
cooffee drinker of Coos Bay.
The Big 4 Coffee
Is invigorating, healthy and deliclotu
and comes in
Livery, Feed and!
Sale Stable
Rigs at all hours and a carry-all
that we will send out with partloj
wishing to go ln crowds.
L. H. HEISNER
Mnrshfleld, Ore. Phone 120-J
Total ?22S,89S.5S
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. . .$100,000.01)
Surplus fund 500.00
Undivided profits 1.962.4S
Deposits 126,436.10
Total $228,898.58
G. W.
Undertaker
We invito your attention to tho strong condition of this bank as
shown by the abovo statement to-wit:
Cash reserve 47 per cent of deposits.
Reserve required by law 15 per cent of deposits.
Reserve ln excess of legal requirements. . .32 per cent of deposits.
OFFICERS AXD DIRECTORS
JOHN S. COKE, President. JOHN F. HALL,
HENRY SENGSTACKEN, STEPHEN C. ROGERS,
DOIISEY KREITZER, Cashier. W. S. CHANDLER,
WILLIAM GRIMES, DR. C. W. TOWER,
M. C. HORTON, Vice President and Manager.
DOES A GEXERALRAXKIXG AX D TRUST HUSIXESS.
YOUR HUSIXESS SOLICITED.
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Let us tell you the problem to
combine st)le andquality, )et K;ep the
costuthin t!ie limits of the average man,
is soled in Cloilicraft Clothes. Cloth
craft makers have blazed the trail in their
scientific tailoring methods.
We investip: -' the clothing
market thoroughly u:ij were independent,
because e u anted to offer you the ery
best tli commy alor-lrd And we an
proud tu be known as t:c Clotujraft Store.
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MlWoalCloiiies $10te$25
Cloihvraft are the onlv i!.i- tli.-t pnraute vm both Mle and qu-lity at popu
lar pricts. ana me uiuw uke .ill the nk; jou uU none.
WOOLEN MILL STORE '
MILL-TO-MAN CLOTHIERS
MARSHFIELD - OREGON
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You can see this fine coffee displayed
in our window.
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Cook's Grocery
Phone 189
You can always get
Choice Cuts iu
Beef, Veal and Pork
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THE IFIR.ST NATIONAL BANK i
Cash Paid for Furs 5 Skins
C. F. McGEORGE
173 lirnndwny South, Marshfield
Have that Roof Fixed
Now
See CORTHELL
IMONE Hll.
OF COOS BAY
STRICTLY A COJI.MERCIAL HANK
Wells Fnrgo Xevnda Xntional Rank. San FranciBCO, CL
Draws T,IP u,l,ted s,a,es National Hank, Portland, Ora.
n Jt ' Tho ""1 I'nrk Rank, New York. NY.
urailS Thp Corll Exchange National nank. Chicago, III.
00 The Hank of Scotland, London, England
v The Credit Lyonnnls, Paris, France. "
In addition We draw rtrnffa nn nil n.i..in.i i.i.i .miari In
burope. Asia. Africa, Australia. China, Japan, North, Central and i
bouth America, "
Personal and commercial accounts kept subjecc to check. . ?
Certiflcatea of Deposit Urjed. Safe Deposit Boxes for rent. V
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'We Are Now Prepared
at-
The People's Market
AT A REASOXAHLE PRICE.
PHOXE 17flJ
to do all kinds fcf dyins, pressing and
cleaulug. " Xow is tho time to get
rid of the clothes that you have a,
aside. We will make them look liKd
new, and we a!so do fancy dyeing
nil kinds of silks and fancy dresses,
p.nd our prices are right.
MAHSHFIELD HAXD .VXD STEAM
LAUXDRY
Phone U20.J
FLANAGAN & BENNETT "BANK
MARSHFIELD, OREGOX.
Oldest Brink In Coos County, Established In 1880.
Paid up Cnpitnl and Surplus SSO.OOO.OO.
Assets Over Half .Million Dollars.
Does a general banking business and draws drafts on the Hank
of California, San Franciso, Cal.; Hanover National Bank. X. Y.I
First .National Bank, Portland, Ore.: First National Bank, nose
burs:, Ore.; The London Joint Stock Bank, Ltd., London, England.
Also sells exchange ou all of the principal cities of Europe.
Individual and corporation accountB kept subject to check. Safe
deposit lock boxes for rent.
OFFICFRS"
t u ',"?'??!?' P"'"". 1. P.. Will JAMS. Cosdiier.
J. H. ILNAGN, V.-Pres. GEO. V. WIXCHESTER, Asst. Cnslu
J.J.;iLlL:Z1-. ' ") OX TIME DEPOSITS.
A Want Ad will sell it for you
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