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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1911 EVENING EDITION. I "", J J COOS BAYTIMES! M. C. MALOXKV DAN E. MALOXKY I'M 1 1 or and Pull. ' News Editor, The Cammann Road Entered at the postofnco at Marsh field, Oregon, for transmission through the mails as second class mall matter. OFFICIAL PAPER OK THE CITY OK MAHSHFIELD. Olllclnl Paper of Coos County OUR OPPORTUNITY IH AT HANI). T iHKV arc beginning to innko nr- raugoinentH for tho placo of honor In tho procession whloli Is to go llrst throtigh the Panama canal and a tentative pronilso has been mado that the Oregon will lead. This brings the tltnu of opening of tho canal vory near ub and will give a fair illustration of "how time flies." It was only tho othor day, seemingly, when tho work of construction on this greatest water way of the kind in tho world was started and now It 1b fast nearlng completion. Tho can al will bring tho west and the cast closer togothor and will boat the rail roads to n standstill. They will bo obliged to reduce their trnlllc rates on freight at least one-half or go out of business. It uieaiiH that tho rail ways nniBt redouble their efforts to reach overy possible Pacific port fori then tho business of taking shipments from tho coast to the become one of groat The receipt of the following In tel ostlng and valued communication from a reader of The Times on n matter of general public Interest pre cipitated a discussion aB to tho cor rect spelling of the name of the buil der of tho "Cammann road." In tho communication It was spelled "Cam mon" but Tho Times authority disa greed claiming "Cntuman" as correct. Dr. C. W. Tower; as nn authority on local nomenclature was appealed to and agreed that "Camman" was tho correct rendering of It with which J. M. Upton ngreed. Dr. J. T. McCor niac and O. A. Dennett Insisted that It bo spelled with two "N's." The controversy was sottled by an appeal to Henry Songstncken nnd an exam ination of tho olllclal records which proved "Cammann" to bo tho cprrcct spelling. Tho Times Is In hearty ac cord with tho spirit and thought of tho communication which is as fol lows: Editor Times: The Oregon Historical society ur ges the new generation of tho stato to keep Intact tho original names of tho old land marks In Oregon. In many Instunces the names of moun- I . . . . . Interior will tains, streams, roads and towns nave Importance. 'been changed, sometimes but n mere Watkins' Pony Slough Reflections Hereafter no one need have any fonr as to the use that will be mado of the initiative, for the folks have already blown in the muzzle and found It loaded. MONEY FOR COTTON CHOP. Will This was one of the prophetic visions of tho lato Francis II Ironm of tho city that is to bo on '"" letter In the wording, robbing them Clarke In hls"lf ,ll() slgnlllcnnco of the original mi uregnu h rapid growtu Coos Hay with railways radiating to nil points of the Interior. When pro diictii from tho Atlantic coast and Hii ro po will find their way to tho Pacl .flc coast ports in vessels Instead of !by rail then the Importance of this harbor looms large on the coiumor clal horizon. It is said that oppor tunity knocks nt every door and Coos Tlny'H Is Biirely at hand. In JIOW IT LOOKS IN HALKM. (From The Statesmen) Itntlroad rumors tiro thick Southern Oregon but the peoplo cnu't decide which Is bona lido or which is bluff. t WITH THE t TOAST AND TEA : : - COOl) EVENING. There are many men who up- pear to be struggling against adversity, and yet arc happy; but yet more, who, although abounding In wealth, are inlser- able. Tacitus. OREGON, FAIR ORFGON. Oh, laud moat dear, by (led most blest Fair Oiogun, my Oruiion. J'liy shores by grout ocean cnroiwod, Oh Oregon, fair Oregon Thy fertile Mold are uumirpiuwod 'i'liy products are by none outclassed, Thine Is a grand and glorious past, Kalr Oregon, my Oregon, Thy sou on many a battle Held Kalr Oregon, my Oregon. Thy honor ne'er to feu did yield Oh Oiegon, t'tilr Oregon. Thy men of statu whoa tried were true, Thy Muholurti none their deed, iwuhew, Thy ytKiiiitfii mur were true blua, Fair Oregon, my Orugou. From over sous nnd mountains height, Fair Oregon, my Oregon, Thy pioneers came In thulr might, Oh Oregon, fair Oregon. They made thy wlldornunti to bloom, Thy streams that flowed to ocean's doom They fettered to the mill and loom. Kalr Oregon, my Oregon. .AH honor to thy pioneer Oh Oregon, fair Oregon, Thine bo tho duty to rovoro Kalr Oregon, my Oregon. Their memory thou should oiishrlno Their deeds of valor most sublime, To honor and to love bo thine My Oregon, fair Oregon, 'and the passing away of the old ', plonoors, It hohooves the younger generation to correct the mistakes that are being made before tho names 'of certain places go down In history 1 In a wrong guise. Tho most beautiful road left In the state today; ono, whose wild, natu ral beauty has not yet been devastat ed by the vandal hands of man, Is In Cons county nnd tho sign poBt Hint points tho way thro Its loaf hung aisles reads "Cameron Head." "If over n name should have been kept In tho original In memory of the man who built u road, that Is the name of Cnmmmin," said a pioneer the other day. The road was built In tho late slx tl s by Goorgo Cainniiiiin, a (lernian merchant who lived In Umpire. He opened up the way through the wilderness from Umpire to Randolph expending $30,000 of his own money on tue work. He expected Hint the I county would remunerate him for his expense and trouble nut this was never done. This road, which ho made, was one of tho llrst roads In Coos county, lie paid for It with his own money. It was n useful traf fic courso In enrly days, when the pack horse was the ehlof mode of transportation, and today tho people of Coos county enjoy tho drive through Its beautiful natural forest wonders, so ns n fitting compliment to tho man who broke tho trail through tho dense, const thicket, the new generation should sen that the name of Cammann be reestablished. II. 0. (I. Tho other day The Times snld there were some peoplo on Coos Hay who wore so helpless they couldn't lift n hand. I don't know about that, but If there Is anything olso they can't "lift," I can't think of It Just now. Dr. Taft and his consulting board proposo to reduce tho tariff "scienti fically." Most of us don't care whether It Is reduced "sclcntlflcally" or not. Just so It's reduced Hint's what wo nro after. Now suppose tho doctors take a long shot nnd reduce tho tnrlff on ne cessaries at onco nnd Inter, If they find there Is a misfit anywhere, rnlso tho duties In such cases, "scientifical ly." What's tho matter with that Idea anyway? The rulo should work equally woll either way. Ah! I had forgotten the Interests. Organized French and English Capitalists Ktii'iilsli Money. By Associated Press to tho Coos Hay Times) MONTGOMERY, Ala., Sept. 13. President Chnrlos S. Barrett of the Natlonnl Farmers' union, today an nounced nt the Southern Cotton Growers' Convention that a Franco English syndicate has guaranteed any amount of money up to $75,000,000 toward financing the south's cotton crop. Bnrrett will name a commlt teo to porfect such plans. TRADING AT HOME HAVE you nny town, city or stato pride? Why do you buy out of town? Boost your town; don't knock or try to kill It. Why do you buy out of town? You may think you save money, but do you? Every doll.tr you put out of circu lation hero nt homo makes It Just so much harder for you to find another dollar to take Its place. Is that sav ing monoy? Your homo merchnnt extends you credit when you need It nnd you know how often thnt occurs nnd for how long a tlmo you "hang hlm tin" but whon you do your cash buying you send your monoy to some distant city because some things In which the rcgulnr price Is widely advertised aro sold a few cents lower than tho price at home. And the mall order house makes up SIOr3SSF9 Revolver and Pii CARTRIDGES greed Is having Its Inning nnd It must ( on something you do not know about not bo disturbed as long as posslblo, or on the quality of tho goods. ho It makoH a vast deal of difference ' Wnon you ,,lly of n nomo merchant so it maULB a uist utai orciirrcrLnco nm, nmJ th(U I)lircim(,0 not p It would seem to the tnrlff scientists to tno standard you can go to him and upon which end of the dog operations havo It out. Can you do thnt when you mnke your purchnse In Chicago? You may nrguo thnt you do not roll your products In this town. Perhaps you don't hut couldn't you do so If the town wore larger and more pros perous? Do you think HiIb town will grow If you persist In sending to an out-of-town firm for your goods? And wouldn't your products havo a groutor sale If we all did our sharo In trading nt home? If peoplo sending their orders to; tho big mall order bouses would , spend tho snmo amount of money In , their own towiiB theso towns would bo growing Just as tho larger cities nro growing. Thoro would be a doman.l are begun. And so T. R.'b colossal mistake Is about to don n clean shirt and turn his shining Jowls townrd tho West, to take the star part In Hint side Hpllttb'g farce entitled "How to Ap pear ;,, Want to Reduce the Tariff. When You Don't". In soino respects this celebrated play resembles n Chi nese performnnco In thnt It Is with out beginning or cud ono continual round of Joy. 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MARHIII'inU). up Liza .laun all along tho lino nnd If nftorwurd the star porformor for n InrRor f0rcp of cior,.'B ,0 i,nndlo should bo so unfortunnto ns to re- the Increased trade nnd n demand for colvo tho prcsldontlnl nomination, 'in,lf,(,8 for the now clerks to live In. under some conditions, the things J! 'lor EiTu'pX they won't do to hlm "scientifically." n larger demand for tho produco that will not bo worth mentioning. They the nverage farmer ralBos and Is will nie really not ns foolish as they look and aro noted for delivering swift kicks In tho right placo on occasion, "scientifically." Ing to rnlso more of, If the demand and seo If your trado would not ho of makes It necessary. Think It over snmo help townrd bringing about these now coudltlonsl , DAMAGE TO SAGINAW. After tho sbow try n Turkish Rati Phono 2H-J. Dr. Winkler uses no drugs or knife Repairs Will Reach J?.T.O()( ns RcMil( of Accident. PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 12. It was stated by ono of tho owners of the Htcnmor Saginaw, which wns plnred on the Oregon dry dock Thurs day, that repairs to tho vessel due to (I a ma go caused whon sho hit Illau-, co reef In tho fog, about two weeks ago, will probably amount to $5,000 or over. When tho vessel was rals-j ed It was discovered that the prin cipal damage consisted of the loss of nbout -0 foot of her keel from for ward down to tho gnrhonrd streak, while on tho starboard side, opposite the foremast, the colling was bruis ed and crushed up nbout three planks from the keel, the spot measuring about f by 15 feet. Two or throe frames were also broken. It U ex pected that the stenmer will he on the dock for two wooks. "Kvory mnn," snys an eastern pro fessor, "has pootry In his soul." Tho grent difficulty seems to bo thnt too' runny try, to transfer It to pnpor nnd! Inflict It on tho poet's corner. statement ok condition Flanagan (& Bennett Bank " of MAHSHFIELD, OREGON At the close of business September 1st, 1011. Resources. Loans and Discounts $397,393.53 Ranking House 50,000.00 Cash and Exchanges H1.51C.53 Totnl (. .t."JHH.OI0.lfl Liabilities Capital Stock paid In $50,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Prollts C4.1C5.72 Deposits 1S4.774.74 Totnl 9588,010.10 Road tho llmoi. Want Ade. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING NEWS Vol. I WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13. Xo. NOTE We will give under this column, from time to time, hints on the preparation nnd use of meat fond products that may be used for the botterment of nnd economy In your cooking. I'nlon Mont Co. Roof, Mock Reef, Cottngo Suppor Stow, Reef Roll, etc. There Is ono vory vltnl point that thoy do not mention rognrdlng tho selection of meat and that Is In re gard to milking siiro that you socuro, for your own protection, only Gov ernment Inspected Moat. It la an easy matter, as nil Uovornmont In spected Meats bear tho stamp of the Inspectors a little round, bluo stump on the skill with tho words "IT, s. Government Inspected nnd Passed." This Is Uncle Sam's protective mnrk. You will find this mark on every lioilllil of ment tnnvlm mil ulnnt nn.l the use of tho cheaper cuts of beef, j ,,, ... .,, roilf.. nf Ml .. ...- -.... w. ,,V VIIVIU U Regarding the Cheaper Cuts of Beef Much better than we could hero nnd more In detail, Is nn tlclo In tho September Issue of tell Ladles' Home Journal on page SI on! What Bho knows Is nono of lior IiiisIiumw arouses a woman's curiosity tho most. showing how thoy may bo prepnred jinto savory, uppotlzlng rib roubts, sir loin or porterhouse steaks. Tho sug gestions nro very prnctlcnl nnd overy housewife can profit by following tho receipts given therein for the prepa ration of Stenks Stanley, Rolled plant number "13S." Look for this always whon buying fresh meat ns local butchers nnd slaughter houses who kill and soil meat direct to tho consumor nro not under Govornment Inspection nnd could kill nnd soil dis eased ment. I'nlon Meat Co. "Mon aro putty." deohuos Mrs. Fnnnlo K. Morton of dt. Louis. On tho strength of her opinion it may i lm aufo to asMiime that she found Mr. I Morton pretty soft. I A Topeka couple got married the othor day "to surprise their friends." 1-ator on, when thoy rush into the llvorco court, thoy may not surprise their friends. Buy Your Meats at the UNION MEAT MARKET And You Will Always Have ,, n rnone do Pure Wholesome Meats. New York's High Pressure Mains Arc Operated With Electric Pumps Sovornl yonrs ngo tho City of Now York Installed high pressuro water mains for light lug tiros In congested districts. Special pumps wore manu factured grent power nnd reliability bolng tho big fac tors. Kvory pump wns nnd Is drl von by Klectrlc Motors. Tho systom has been a wonder ful success. For pumping purposes of overy kind Klectrlc Motors nro eillcJent, economical and reduce tho Investment I CONDKNSKI) STATKMKXT FIRST NATIONAL BANK OK COOS RAY At tho Close of RunIiicvj, September 1, 1011. Resources. Loans nnd Discounts $209,719.62 Rond8 nnd wnrrants 8S.85M6 U. S. Ilonds to securo circulation 2B.O00.00 Real estnto, furniture and fixtures S1.472.J1 Cash mid sight e.uhnngo Kio.OiU.OO Total resources $5I3,07U.W Llnbtlltles. Cnpltal stock $100,000.00 Surplus nnd undivided profits C,8S0.! Circulation 25,000.00 Deposits i:i:l,loo.OO Totnl liabilities $5(15,070.02 OFFICKRS: W. S. Chnndler, M. c. Horton, Dorsey Kreltier, President. Vlco-Piosldont. Cashier. IHHKCTOKS: S. Chnndler, w. U. Douglas, John F. Hall, p. s. Dow, John S. Coke, Wm. Grimes, S. C. Rogers, w. P. .Murphy, . M. C. Horton. Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire and Marine Insurance Title Guarantee and Abstract Co. HKXRY SEXGSTAOKKN, Mgr. Coqullle Offl.-e Phono 191 - Marshflold Office 14-J. Farms Timber Coal nd Platting Lands a peclalty. . Genaral Agents "EASTSIDB" ex pense. Oregon Power Co. Telephone No. 178. Beaver Hill Coal MOUNT DIAI1LO NI) JOSSON CEMENT. The best Domenlc nnd Imported brandB. Plaster, Limo, Brick and all kinds of builders material HUGH McLAIN GENERAL CONTRACTOR "rr,t-ft' HOUTU RROADWAY. PIIONB 201 nEARY'S GUX SHOP Complete lino of Dlcyclo supplies, second-hand bicycles for sale. Guns, blcyclos, etc., repaired. Umbrellas covered and repaired. B. HANDEL. Pron. No. 007 No. Front St. Phono 180.lt ALICE JI Tho Popular Picnic Roat Now makes regular tho South Coos River Marshflold week days at rives in Marshfleld . ....I. 01 run. H Hn.11 at 8:45 a. Sunday, .leaves Marshfleld nt 8 Returns at 6 p. m. l. w. tfl till wtrtfe--