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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1911 EVENING EDITION 1 " Wlm-- 1 II' V 111 I! f COOS BAYTMES M. C. MALONKV Editor mid Pub. DAN E. MALONEV News Editor Entered at tlie postotneo at Marsh flcld, Oregon, for transmission through the malls as second class oiall matter. noon EVENING. The man who flnds It easier to forgive than to condemn Is on the verge of superior wisdom nnd higher spiritual power. Ho has entered the path to real greatness nnd mny rapidly rlso In the scalo by applying the laws of human dovolopment. CHRISTIAN D. LARSON. A Touch of Winter TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. I'vo come to lick tho editor By gosh! I want his blood 1 I want to club Ills head and rub Ills whiskers In tho mud! I want to knock his false teeth down Ills thront, and mash his nose, And break his neck An smash his spec Taclcs, and tear his clo'csl I'vo como to lick tho editor, N I wnnt his printer's life I'm mad clean through And dnd Is, too, So HkewlBo Is my wife! Wo had n big reunion To our house yesterday, And nil tho Drowns From forty towns Was there, fr'm miles away. A A "Qntliorln' of the Clans" It was, An' so wo wrote It down, An' sent It to Tho Nowb-RovIow Tho weekly of our town. I'vo como to lick the editor Newspaper mon Is hams I Ho fixed that hond Llno bo It road "The Gathering of tho Clams!" Selected. ,nOME day when I can sparo flvo ( minutes time from tho dally grind I am going to wrlto n sclontltlc thesis on tho Porversonct.B of Inanlmnto Things." Everyone has at some tlmo or othor oxporlonc ed tho Inconvenience- of trying every koy In tho bunch boforo coming to tho InHt ouo, which Ills tho lock; reaching for n match In the dark nnd finding a toothpick, or when Booking n toothpick llndlng only matches. Tho list Is a long one and might bo ex tended Indefinitely. Tho unuHunlly lnrgo number of noparntu articles iiBod and handled In a printing olllco makes It an ox collent plnco for observation of this porverBoness. It Is always on tho dny that overyono Is occupied to tho limit of effort with eight pages or more that tho pulley bolt breaks or tho folder rofusoB to fold and still further delays tho paper. And typographical errors! They nro tho things Hint Bear tho soul nnd jdlvor raven lockB of tho editor. The oxorclHo of iiniiaiinl euro may limit but not ollmlnnte thorn. These er rors happen In tho best regulated newspapers When you road your Times this ovonlug and Hnd a thou sand more or less glaring errors do not fnncy that tho editor has not scon them. Ho has. Any Hint ho has missed have boon called to Ills attention by admiring friends. Some of these mistakes aeom Inexcusable but they happen Just tho same. Tho number of mistakes that appear In tho paper nro small In comparison with tho ones that might happen. I know some renders will say that U Impossible but lot us soo. In every lino of reading matter typo exclusive of display ndvertUoniout nnd the readings there nro on an nvorago 115 separate and distinct ploros or B.OOO In one column ami .13,1500 separate on n single page. In tho making of liiBt night's Issue of Tho Times thoie wore nearly a utmrtor of a million eoparato Hiuall pieces used, any ouo of which It misplaced would buvo boon an error. In tho rush and hur ry of getting to press It sooms Impos sible to avoid errors, but when the reader understands the enormous to tal of the different parts that make up tho complete- paper thoro will be more charity for these blunders. t Is said tho doctor buries his mistakes, tho lawyer defonds his In court but tho poor printer publishes his, bo tho whole world may run and rend. Thoro wore- a number of errors In yesterday's pnpor Including tho ."0, 000 commission on the sale of tho watorplant attributed to Claude Nas burg. Tho headlines stated It cor rectly iiB $5,000 hut In the article tho llnotyper dropped In an extra cipher and while a elpltor stands for nothing it was another ease of being In the wrong plnco and mado a bail misstatement. .My friend Jim l.nlrd was called a Llurd. too, ami I am now wondering Just how I will siiuare tilings with him. and Just why out of n nuaiter a million separate pieces those two should be misplaced (Written for Tho Times) With a smile you lmvo asked, It my heart lougs foik home, while tho snow-flnkes aro falling from Hea ven's gray dome; If my thoughts backward turn to the times In the past, cro I cnino to this land where Nature has cast her choicest of bless ings, her trees nnd her (lowers, her rocks and her hills, nnd green, shad ed bowers. I answer you thus, nnd I answer In truth, My heart longs today for tho scenes of my youth. I long for that home In tho old Eastorn town whero snow-flnkes are falling thro' leaves sear and brown; whero mother still sits by glowing fireside, nnd .father is dreaming with eyes opened wide; where comfort Is written on each family face, as tho wind whirls nnd howls 'round tho old family place. Ah! you brought back In mcm'ry when you naked this of mo, tho sce nes of my boyhood, nnd, pictures, I see, of things most forgotten that onco gnvo mo Joy, when I lived there anion k them, n wild, careless boy. Yes, today I am tired of this far Western land, whoro tho flowers over bloom by the old ocean's strand, nnd I'm tired of tho hills with their covers of green, nnd I Ions for that homo nnd the old, hnppy Bccnc. I wonder, today, when the snow flnkeq I se"o, If It's worth whllo to wnntler from home-frlonds, and bo n stranger among you though kindly you nro. nnd to live 'nenth tho glow of tho Great Emplros Star. nut this Is the story of llfo nt Its best, fbr wo wander nt will full of hope. In the quest of riches nnd cmatnesB. and tholr fabled power till the old things nro gone to the last silent hour. Then, our honrtB burn in anguish nnd naught brings us cheer, pnvo flic dreams of our childhood and thore who were donr. R. O. GRAVES. November 10. 1011. HIE APPLE EXHIBIT SENT THE PEOPLE'S F0RIM Tho Times will bo pleased to pub lish letters from Its renders on all questions of public Interest. Each letter must bo signed by tho wrltor, tnd so far as posslbto bo limited to 200 words. In publishing these let ters it must bo understood that The Times docs not Indorse tho vlowa ex pressed therein; it Is simply affording a menus for tho voicing of different opinion on nil questions affecting ho n-'bllc wolfnro WIIEHE IS NEW CHARTER? Editor Times: What has become of tho nmend inont to Mnrshflold City Charter on which some of our Icgal-llghts spent considerable tlmo nt city oxponso Bomo eighteen months ago? CITIZEN NOTICE CALLING I'OIt A NOMI NATING MEETING OU CAUCUS FOR THE NOMINATION OK CANDIDATES FOIt THE OF FICE OF MAYOIt, COM MON COUNCIIiMEN AND OF ItECOHDEH. Notlco la horoby given thnt by or dor of tho Common Council of tho City of Mnrshflold, Coos County, Ore gon, duly made nnd entered on tho 17th dny of October. 1911, n nomi nating mooting or cnuciiB will bo hold In Odd Follow'R hnll In snld city on Monday, tho 20th day of November, 1011, nt tho hour of eight o'clock In tho nfternoon of Bald day, for the purposo of nominating candidates for the following ofllces: n ninyor of said city to sorvo for tho term of two years commencing tho first Monday In January, 1912; two members of tho common council of snld city to sorvo for tho term of threo yenra each com mencing tho first Monday In Jnnunry, 1012; a recordor of said city to sorvo for tho term of ono yonr com mencing tho first Monday In Jnnunry, 1012. Snld candidates to bo voted on nt tho rogulnr nuniinl municipal olec tlnn of snld city to bo hold Tuopday, tho fifth dny of December, 1011. Dated this 0th day of Novomnor, 1911. JOHN W. IH'TLEU. Recorder of tho City of Mnrshflold, Coos County, Oregon. First Class Auto Service When you want to go anywhoro In n hurry Try FOOTE'S AUTOS. Host rates In tho city. REST CARS. Rest drlvors. Phono CC-.I until 11 p. in., nftor 11 p.m. phono 5-J. Resl- donco phono 2S-J. ). L. FOOrii, Proprietor. DRESSMAKING GOWNS, SUITS AND REMODELLING. MRS. E. BANDEL Phono 19-J, Cor. -ith nnd Park Avo. rrrf Hiwsiauco. isxmM inni m inooR -j Snow Drift Flour Highest Quality Coos County Products to Be Well Represented at Oregon Apple Show In Portland. Coos County will be represented by a lino npplo exhibit nt tho Oregon Apple Bhow to bo held in Portlnnd soon. On the Breakwater tomorrow, a fluo lot of apples will bo sent to Portland by Fruit Inspector P. M. Hnll-Lowls, who secured tho co-opor-ntlon of Coquillo Valley growers. Sunt. Miller arranged for tho frco transportation of tho exhibit lit order to boost tills section nt the big show. Tho exhibit consists of thirty-five plntos of flvo apples each., Tho var ieties represented aro tlio Spftzcnbcrg, Daldwln, King, Rolleflcur, Northern Spy, Rhono Island Greening, Now town Pippin, Ohio Pippin, Swnar, Canada Rolnetto, Ironclad, Winter Ilnnnnn, Gloria Mundl, Arkansas Deauty, Missouri Pippin nnd Grimes Golden. The growers who furnished tho ex hibit nro O. O. Hooton of Bridge, N. O. W. Perkins and O. S. Coleman of Myrtle Point, A. O. Rogers of Mnrsh flold, Schroedcr Bros, of Arngo, nnd Frank Colllor, "Wm. Wheeler, jr. J. Lnmb, H. H. Burns, L. Ilarlockur, O. A. Mlntonyo and E. A. Howoy of'Co-qullle. THE WORIiD AND ITS TROUBLES. The grafters go on grafting and tho bribers bribe away; The bosses still grow fatter and the people havo to pay; Mon with schemes that aro unfnlr, Keep on thriving everywhere, But the world goes on contriving to get better day by day. The thugs aro busy shooting, nnd the gangster's nrm Is strong; Tho men wo chooso for olllce nro In clined to wink nt wrong; Though wo do our best to drlvo Out tho crooks nnd thieves, they thrive. But tho world kcops bravely getting somewhat bettor right along. Tho rich lnwbroakers calmly keep pursuing tho old game; Thoy nro ovor busy claiming what they have no right to cla.'ni; They tnko tributo liny by day And tho public has to pay, But tho world, with all Its troubles, keeps improving, Just the snmc. If you havo anything to soil, trade. rout, or wnnt help, try n want ad". Try Tho Times Wnnt Ads. COUGHING AT NIGHT. Menus loss of sleep, which Is hnrd on everyone. Mrs. A. Polzor, 2fi' W. Jefferson St., Omaha, Neb., says: "1 can recommend Foley's Honey nnd' Tar Compound ns n suro euro for coughs nnd colds. It cured my daughter of a bad cold, and my neighbor, Mrs. Benson, cured her whole fnmlly with Foley's Honey and Tnr Compound. Everyono In our neighborhood spoakM most highly of It." For dryness niuf tickling In tho thront, hoarseness, and all coughs nnd colds, thko Foley's Honey and Tnr Compound. Keep nlwnys In tho houso. Contains no oplntes. The genufrio In a yellow pnekago. Refuse substitutes. Red Cross Drug Store. Your Husband WilF Enjoy Mrs. Rorer's Coffee RS. RORER, editor of tho Dom- Wmv? o ;Stte IVI C8t' Sclenco Department of tit Ladles Homo Journal tho fa mous cooking authority who has given us hundreds of recipes which always "turn out bo well," tried for years to have a coffee blended ac cording to her dlroctions only re cently did sho accomplish her ambi tion. Wo nro receiving many compli ments on Mrs. Roror's Own Blond Coffee. You should not fall to glvo It a trial. Wo havo also n fresh supply of fresh fruits and vegetables for our Saturday trado. Phone us your order. 111 MM Ollivant & Weaver THE PUREFOOD GHOCERYMfCN PHONE 275J A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Silver Spoon Sweets Arc Delicious Chocolates -mado of. Pure Materials in ft Sanitary factory by Clean and IIEALTIIY workmen. They aro packed in Jo-poimd boxes at 25c and i.p0Un(1 boxes at 50c. Each package contains a Coupon which will help you to get one of these beautiful Silver Spoous- everybody sells 'em. Bradley tandyCo, Mnrshflold formerly The, Modern Company, & M1 Mt'rjtf Send One Pull Coupon, (or 2 half Coupons) and 10c for Ono Spoon 6 Coupons and 48c for oiA. ojyuuua Buy Your Meats at tho UNION MEAT MARKET And You Will Always Have Pure Wholesome Meats. 'Phone 58 WANTED!!! CARPETS UPHOLSTERING AND PIANOS TO CLEAN, by tho Pnoumii' tic Clennlne Company. Ordors for work taken at GOING 1IARVKK PHONE 100 City Auto Service Good Cars, Careful Drlvors and rensonnblo charges. Our motto: "Will go nnywhoro nt any time." sinniiH niinico Hotol and Blanco Cigar Store. Day Phones 78 and 4C. Night Phono 46. DARKER GOORALE, Proprietors. rR. E. V. WINKLER, """ N'uUiiopntli and Chiropractor. All chronic dlsonses treated. Consul tation free. Olllco hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to G and C to 8 p. m. Naturopath Inatltuto Room No. 1 No. 13C Broadway, Mnrshflold, Ore. Wc Clean and Press Ladies' and Gent's Suits Goods Called for and Delivered Coos Bay Steam Laundry PHONE MAIN 37-J Good Livery Service Pnnrv now rlca. cood horses and careful drlvors are now at tthe dis posal of the Coos uay puuuc at 1MUSOVAHLE RATES Rigs or rigs with drlvors ready for any trip nnywhere any time. Horses boarded and rigs cared for. Now hearse and special acommo datlons provided for funeral parties. W. L. CONDRON'S LIVERY AND FEED STABLES PJIONE 273-J pvR. G. W. LESLIE, - Osteopathic Pliyolctan Graduate of the American school of Osteopathy at Klrksvllle, Mo. Office In Eldorado Blk. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to A; Phone 161-J; Marshtleld; Oregou J. W, BENNETT, Lawyer. Oflleo over Flanagan & Bennett Bank larshtleld Oregon TTR. J. T. McCORMAO, - Physician and Surgeon Marshfleld, Oregou. Jfllco: Lockhnrt Building, opposite Post Oflke Phone 105-J y R. A. J. HENDRY'S -' Modern Dental Parlors. Wo nre equipped to do high class work on short notice at tho very lowest prices. Examination froo Lndy attendant, Coko building, oppo site Chandler hotel, phone 112-J. DR. II. . MOORE, Chiropractor Chronic Diseases n Sjieclnlty 203 Coos Bldg Phone 81-L Office hours 1 to 5. STATEMENT OV CONDITION Flanagan (8b Bennett Bank of MARSIIKIELD, OREGON At t&O ClOHO Of bllHlllCMM SeptciiibiT lftr 1011. Resources. . Loans and Discounts $397,393,9) Banking Houso .1 GO.OOfcOO Cash and Excbnngcs 141,545.51 Ttal 938H.01ft.lfl Liabilities Capital Stock paid In JGO.OOO.OO Surplus and Undivided Profits G4.1C5.71 Deposits 484,774.74 Total f r,H8,(M0.40 He Got the Job ' A young man having applied to n wholesale house for a position recently found hlniBolf before tho numaner for examination. "Have you a bank account?" was his llrst question. "I havo," was tho roply. "Let mo sco your bank book," was tho next request. After glancing over It nnd noting the long list of regular, though small deposits, ho said: "Young man, you aro engnged, and I want to compliment you on your Bnvlng ability. I al ways Insist upon employing only men who havo the good seiiB to savo their money." Wo Invito ovory young man In this community to open nn account, at this bank. INTEREST PAID ON TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS. The First National Bank OP COOS UAY CAPITAL $100,000.00 MARSHFIELD OREGON WHY NOT NOW? You will use the (las Range eventually for these reasons: BECAUSE It is economical. It is safe. It is clean. It is convenient. Consumption of. gas starts when you start cooking nnd ceases when you are through. Thero is no dangerous oil . to handle, nor danger oi an overheated coal or wood stove. There is no wood or coal to carry in, nor ashes to carry out. Bv the striking of a mat you aro ready to prepai a light repast or tho most elaborate dinner. A TURKISH HATH will do you GOOD. Phone 214-J. Let our Xcw Business Representatives tell you o gas range proposition. Telephone 178 or call. OREGON POWER CO. -i-ASlviiit- 9C jul oiKui