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4 THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARStfFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1911 EVENING EDITION. I R"' Absolutely Ptm Makes Homer Baking Easy No other aid to the housewife is so great, no other agent so useful and certain in making delicious, wholesome foods The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar No Alum No Lime Phosphates SOCIALIST PARTY PLATFORM. Principles. Human llfo depends upon food, clothing nnd shelter. Only with theso .assured aro freedom, culturo nnd higher humnn development pos sible u To produco food, clothing or sheltor, lnntl and mnchlncry nro needed. Land nlono docs not satisfy human needs. Humnn labor prentcs machinery nnd applies It to tho lnnd for tho production of raw mntorlals and food. Whoever has control of llof from nny roform of tho present order at tho hands of tho dominant class. i Tho wago workers nro thcrcforo tho most determined and lrrcconcl llable antagonists of tho ruling class. They Buffer most from tho curse of class rule. Th'o fact that a few capi talists nro permitted to control all the country's Industrial resources nnd. soclnl toos. for tholr Individual pro fit, nnd tq mnko tho production of tho necessaries of llfo, thp object of compptltlvo private ontorprlso and BIIFILLS BY dredge oregoi City Council Plans For Improv ing Stiects and Low Sec tions of Marshfield. tho council will fix tho tax levy for tho coming year. Councilman Albrccht nroso just before tho council ad journed nnd announced that ho probably would not bo ablo meet with tho council again as ho as going to California on a trip d would not return until nftor his term expired. Ho said ho hoped tho council would continue tho good work looking to tho securing of a municipal water system for Marsh-fleld. DIES AT IIANHON. Preliminary stops for filling Southern,. Mnry Ann Lowe, Coos County From street from Broadway to Kruso , Pioneer, Succumbs. avenue and also for lllllni: thnt sec JInfy Ann Lowo tneo SinyiacK) 2ra?,,rw '8 nt th0 bottom of n11 labor, , nnd with It human llfo nnd L ft, oys of QW tlmc liberty Todny tho. machinery' and. tho land used for Industrial purposes nro dwn- In snlto of tho organization of trusts, nools nnd combinations, tho So &S ttlSKSS'S du SonTSdsl "Sus So Jong as' machinery Is slmplo nnd . , ... .,!,, (n , .&t nVrSi nn'l manner. Through periods of fo t ddmlnuto tho 'sources of llfo . , npMwllv tll Jrnnih nn, cnBlfy, cannot 1.' "V .l. """' " . " ..." -,..1 " . ', verlsh activity tho strength nnd comoTmoroTompi ,1 Mnlro fn,.H. nffnntlvn nnnrn. '' 0J "P. Mil llUrlnKT-OrlOllS Of Cn- nnd requires for Its cffcctlvo oporn tlon tho organized effort of many workers, Us lnflucnco peaches ovor wide circles of life. Tho owners of forced Idleness tho workers nro fro fluently reduced to starvation. Tho climates of this , system of inch mdch.nory .become the doml-? "r,. JJrZT'a limit rlftRS I,IK iimimnMu h.mvpivho .t In proportion as tho number of wlc1' vJMm OVOry nf such machine owners compared to tco or l n fJ?J: ,n H mo , rnpn nil other classes decreases, their , TJlQ pJ,",.,"1tnc1,1"8' ,n "" ? ' r?h power In tho nation and In tho world for Profl b, Is bound to ox ilo It tho increases. They bring over larger I Topkcp" to th vcry ,l,m,t l U c,rSS' masses of working people under their ,Vrnnco and to sncrinco their ply control, reducing" thorn to tho point "leal, moral nnd mental welfare to Jts whorp mmelp nnd brain nro their on-!own lntlWo greed. Capitalism ly productive property. Millions of keeps the masses of worklngmcn In formerly solf-omploylng workers thus "ovor destitution, phys cal ex bocomo tho helpless wago slaves of , IB,,1,l,0V nnrt Bnornncj. It drags tho Industrial masters. th r w,,vp,8 from thT r ho "es toH Ul As tho economic power of tho ni1-l,"nn,fact0"r- " W tholr lug class grows It becomes less uso-icn,1,,lrlen fr0, ,tho P'nyRroiinds nnd ful )n tho llfo of tho nation. All tho "00,s and grinds tholr slender bo usoful work of tho nation falls upon i lo nntl "nfo,r,nr1 m,ndB ,,nto ro,( tho shoulders of tho class whoso only ?d ,nr"' ,U dlnmire. malms and proporty is Its manual and mental '"Ib hundreds of thouf-ands of work labor power tho wago worker or ,nR,non "?"y In mines, on ro of tho class who havo lint llttlo lnnd ttiU nn(1 ,n fnctorles. It drives mll nnd llttlo effeetlvo mnchlnory outsldn 0I,B of wnrK Into the ranks of of their labor power tho small tra- ,,u ""employed nnd forces largo Anra nn,l umnll fnrmnra Tim nllno. IlUIUborS Of tllOnl IlltO bOggnry, V0- mlnorlty Is stendlly becoming uso- Rnincy n(1 n11 for,8 of cr,mo nntl less nnd pnrasltlc. I .2' ...... , ., , A bitter strugglo over the division' ,T maintain their ni o ovor their of tho produclB of labor Is waged bo- fol,ow, mc tl'. capitalists must twoon tho exploiting propertied K'cf" ,n tl,olr pn ",1 or';n,1H of t,' classes on tho nno hnnd nnd tho ox- 1",,,,,,c P"wrs, public mind nnd pub plolted proportyless clnss on tho oth- ronnplonro. They control tho do er. In this strugglo tho wngo work- ,",n"t '"rtlo and throng', them, Ing class caniiot expect ndequato ro- iyn "Retort Piib'lc oPlrlnls, Thov so '" " ' ' ! lect tho executives, bribe tho legisla tures nnd corrupt tho courts of Jus tice Thov own nnd censor tho nre". Thev dominate tho educational Insti tutions. Ti'ov own the nation poll tlpnl'v nnd Intollprtunlly Just as they own It Industrially. Tho striurglo between wneo wor.k orq nmi rnpltnHstR grows over fiercer, and has now becomo the only vital l"uo before tho American penplo. Tho wnue-worklng clnss, therefore, has tho moct direct Interest In nbo llHhluir tho cnnltallst systom. Hut In abolishing tho present systom, tho wnrklnmnen will free not only their own clnFS, but also nil othor clnsses of modern society. The pmnll farm er, who Is todnv exploited by largo ponltnl moro indirectly but not loss 'offcctlvo'v than Is tho wnco lnboror: tho smnll manufacturer and trader, who is ongncod In a desnorato and losing struggle for economic Indo- pendenco In tho fnco of tho all-con-quorlng powor of concentrated rnnl tal: nnd even tho canltollst hlmsolf, who Is tho slnvo of his wealth rather than Its master. Tho strugglo of tho working class against tho capitalist class, while It Is n elasa strugglo, Is thus at tho samo tlmo n strugglo for the abolition of nil clnsses and class privileges. Tho private ownership of tho lnnd nnd means of production used for ex ploitation, Is tho rock unon which clnFB rule Is built; political govern ment Is Its Indlsponsnblo instrument. The wngo-workors cannot bo freed from exnloltntlon without connuorlng I tho political power and substituting collect Ivo for privnto ownorsMp of tho land nnd menus of production used for esploltntlon. Tho bnsis for such transformation Is rapidly developing within present capitalist socloty. Tho factory sys tem, with Its complex machinery and Look Before You Buy A glnncG at tho Toggery Clothing Will convince you of their superior stylo and tailoring and no other clothes at tho price, $2U to $25, can surpass them. Wo do not con fuse our huyors hy ad vertising suits from $10 to $tt0. One price, good goods and on tho square is our motto. The Toggery tlon of Railroad Addition north of Unit avenue and enst of Fourth street, were taken by tho iMnrshflold city council last ovonlng. City En gineer Qld'.oy was Instructed to take tho matter up with Engineer Lcefo of tho dredge Oregon and with tho property owners and try to nrrango for tho big improvement. Tho matter wns brought up by Councilman Tom Coko. He said thnt tho Terminal Hallway, with which ho Is Idontlfled, planned to build n Una on South Front street nnd that thoy would like .to havo It filled. Ha said that the fill on South Front street would' nlso bo .a great advantngo to tho abutting, property owners as it It cannot bo mnde nqw by the dredge, It will bo very epensjvo to havo tho dirt hauled In. lie said thnt now his company Would bo willing to stand part of the expense bo thnt tho property owners would got off very easy. Ho figured that It would require about 40,000 ynrds of dirt. Ho said that the bulkhead should not cost moro than twenty-four conts or thereabouts per running foot. Councilman Powers wanted to know If tho Tonnlunl Railway would pay tho cxponso.ot hnudllng tho pipe, etc., If tho proporty owners would pay for tho bulkeadlng required. Mr. Cbko said that whilo ho had not con sulted the company, ho wns sure that they would do that much. Councilman Copplo said that in his' opinion tho fill of tho lint west of Broadway was moro essential Just now than tho fill of South Front strcot. Ho said thnt the public health demanded ' tho latter. Mr. Coko explained thnt tho fill of South Front street would not conflict with this, In fnct tho drcdglngs proposed to bo put Into S6uth Front street could not bo pumped Into tho section .Mr. Cdpplo referred to. Flnnlly It wns turned over to En gineer Oldlcy to handle. Kill Near Kvrmliilc. . Englncor GIdley wns nlso Instruct ed to prcilnro plans for building n bulkhead to connect up tho old bulk head nchr the north city limits of Mnrshlleld nnd tho present bulkhead In front of Ferndnlc. This was being handled by private agreement nmong tho properly owners but owing to n mlxup over the ownership of n tract of land over which tho bulkhead will pass, It Is being held up. If the city has to hnndlo It, will bo necessary to build two bulkheads, ono on onch sldo of North Front streot nnd thus It will cost tho proporty owners ut lenst twlco ns much ns otherwise It la posslblo thnt tho property own- ors mny yet nrrnngo for d61ng It along tho lines started out. Tom Ilonnett suggested thnt tho city at tho samo tlmo nrrnngo for improving tho section from Tenth street, but Claude Nasburg In bohalf of tho Xasburg estate, objected to this. Tho council also agreed to hnvo Mill Slough dredged out If necessary aftor using It for n splllwny for tho drcdglngs In tho sawdust Hat district. Oilier IJiinIiicss. Tho new wiring ordlnnnco regulnt- Ing poles, etc., wns referred to tho city nttornoy for rovlslon. Tho council adjourned to meet Wednosdny night, Docombor C, when thoy will cnnvnss tho vote of tho Marshfield city election. It Is llkoly thnt at tho next mcotlng mlnuto division of labor, Is rapidly destroying nil vostlgcs of Individual production In manufacture. Modern production Is already very larpoly a collectlvo and soclnl process. Tho groat trusts nnd monopolies which hnvo sprung up In recent years hnvo organized the work and management of tho principal industries on a na tlnnnl scale, and havo fitted them for collectlvo uso, nnd oporntlon, Thero enn, bo no nbsoluto privnto tltlo to land. AH privnto titles, whether cnlled feo slmplo or othor- wlso, aro and must bo subordlnntoto j mo puunc line. ;iuo oociuutsi i-nriy strlves to provont land from being used for tho purposo of exploitation and speculation. It demands tho col lectlvo possession, control or mnnn- goment of land to whntovor qxtontj may bo necessary to attain that end. It Is not opposed to tho occupation nnd possession of lnnd by those using it In n usoful nnd bona fldo mnnnor without exploitation. Tho Socialist Party Is primarily an economic nnd political movement. It Is not concerned with matters of re ligious belief. In tho strugglo for freedom tho In terests of nil modorn workors nro Identical. Tho strugglo Is not only national but lntornntlonnl. It em braces tho world and will be carrlod to ultlmato victory by tho united worken of tho world. To unlto tho workers of tho nation and their allies and sympathizers of nil other clnsses to this end, Ip tho mission of tho Socialist Part" Ti was born In Cincinnati. Ohio, Sep tcmbcr 22, 1S31, nnd died nt Dnn don, Ore, November 1C, nged 80 yenrB ono month nnd 23 days. She moved with her paronts to Hlllsboro, Montgomery county, III., when yet a llttlo girl, whero sho grow to womanhood. Sho crossed tho plains to California, with an ox team In 1S51 and in 18C7 wns married to Y. M. Lowo, soon nftorwnrd coin ing to Coos county whero sho tins slnco rcsldodi Mrq. Lowo wns tho mother of six children, three of whom hnvo passed away. They nro Oeorgo and John S. Lowo nnd Mrs. Florence Clough. Thoso living aro Mrs. Viola Rosa, C. Y. Lowo of Dandon nnd Thomns a. Lowo of Los AngeleSr Cal. Also her aged husbnnd, Y. M. Lowe nnd ono sister, Mrs. D. J. Lowo of Mnrshlleld survivo her. Dnndon Recorder. XOUTII IUCX1) XKWS. Jesslo Tyrrell, a former resident of North Bond, nnd n son of Mrs. Geo. Bolster, Is reported quite 111 ut his home In Klnmntli FallB, Mrs. V. 3. LaPalmo, who has boon HI nt Mercy Hospital, has recovered suftlclently to return to her homo at Eastsldc. 1IUXTKU KILLS imOTHEIt. Dentil Ends Scrim of Accident to Itefiill SuitiK Valley Man. GOLD HILL, Ore, 'Nov. 22. John WllBon, nged 20, Is dead nt his homo In Sams Valley as tho result of bo Ing accidentally shot by his youngor brother while qunll hunting. His left sldo wns blown nwny. His death Is tho climax of a series of accidents. On Ilnllowo'cn ho rnn Into n barbed wire fonco nnd nearly sovcrcd his noso from his fncc. ALOXG THE WATHKKIIOXT. The Brcnkwator Is duo In onrly to morrow from Portland. Tho Arngo and Omcgn, which 1i.ivj boon lying in tho lower bny tor n week or so, wcro towed to sea today. Tho Homer Is duo in onrly tomor row, according to tolcgrnphlc nd vlses from Snn Francisco received by F, S. Dow todny. F. P. Baumgartner. ngont for tho Elmoro. Stcnmshlp lines horo, snyH thnt tho gns schooner 1'ntsy, reported nshoro down tho coast, Is at ABtoria, having boon bnr bound thoro slnco November 11. Portlnnd Journnl. LUNCH nt 11:30 nt Luthoran hnll Saturday by Baptist Ladles. POCKET Ol'XXKIlY. FLASH lights at Tho MAKE somebody HAPPY with n KODAK Hi:i) CROSS Drug Storo. Llbby COAL. Tho kind YOIT have ALWAYS USED. PHONE 72 Pncldc Uvory & Transfer Co. couamxa at xioht. Means loss of sloop, which is hard on ovoryono. Mrs. A. Polzor, 25 W. Jofforson St., Omaha, Neb., snys: "I can recommend Foloy's Honoy and Tar Compound ns a suro euro for coughs and colds. It cured my daughter of n bnd cold, nnd my uolghbor, Mrs. Benson, cured her wholo fnmlly with Foloy's Honoy nnd Tar Compound. Evoryono In our neighborhood spoaks most highly of It." For dryness nnd tickling In tho throat, hoarsouess, nnd nil coughs nnd colds, tnko Foley's Honey nnd Tar Compound. Keop always In the house Contains no opiates. Tho gonulna In a yellow packngo. Rofuso substitutes. Red Cross Drug Storo. Public Stenographer All Work Confidential Phone No. 130 . 177 Front St. We Clean and Press Ladies' and Gent's Sails Goods Called for and Delivered Coos Bay Steam Laundry PHONE MAIN 57-J DEARY'S GUN SHOP Complete lino of Blcyclo supplies, second-hand bicycles for sale. Guns, tilts Dattlo for freedom tho Socialist, bicycles, etc., repaired. Party does not strlvo to substltuto i Timi,i .,.!. i.i wnrlrlni nlnHa rnln f nnnlf nllit la . """" .vivu uuu .cjmwcu, rulo, but by working class victory, to freo nil humanity from class rulo and to reallzo tho International brotherhood of man. (Paid Advo tlsemont) Socialist Campaign Committee E. HANDEL, Prop. No, 007 Xo. Front St. Phono 180-H Be Well Dressed Without High Cost We Solve This Problem for You Our low Cn8h Prices turns tho trick. Wo buy nnd sell for cash only. Bnd accounts nnd losses nro thoroby eliminated. You gain this wdvontngo when buying horo. HHXJAM1N CORRECT CLOTHES. STETSOX HATS OVERCOATS ItAIN COATS CLUKTl? SHIRTS SHOES. Wo savoyou money. Try us. "MONEY TALKS" Hub Clothing & Shoe Co. 33ANDON MARSHFIELD i STATEJU5NT OF CONDITION Flanagan (& Bennett Bank of MAHSIIPIELD, OREOOX At tho closo of business September 1st, 1011. ' KcBourccs. Loans nnd Discounts ; $30.7,393.93 Banking Houso 00,000.00 Cash and Exchanges 141.54C.C3 , Totnl $588,010.-10 Liabilities Capital Stock paid in 50,000.00 Surplus nnd Undivided Profits 54, ICC. 72 Deposits 484,774.74 Total $388,010.10 Size Doesn't Count Slzo docs not always count. Tho stlngor Is tho smnll part of tho boo, but you soon learn which end it's on. It Isn't always tho bIzo of a bank account thnt wo consider, Uh tho men bohlnd it. Wo feel thnt tho hum blo depositor is entitled to tho samo consideration ns tho mnn who owns n mint. Our bnnklng facilities aro at tho disposal of all allko. Wo aro horo to holp you if wo can. Tho fnrmor, planter, mechanic, business mnn, miner, stockmnn, lnboror, professional man, nil nro Invited to becomo pntronB of our bnnk. Tho slzo of tho nccount Is not of first Importance. Como In nnd lets talk it ovor. INTEREST PAID ON TIME AND SAYINGS DEPOSITS. The First National Bank OF COOS HAY CAPITAL 8100,000.00 MARSHFIELD OREGON FAST AND CO.MMODIOUS Steamer Redondo EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS Sails for Coos Bay from San Francisco Friday, November 24, at 3 P. M. INTER-OCEAN THANSl'ORTATION COMPANY. Phono 44 c. F. McQEORGE, Agent. equipped wrrn wireless Steamer Breakwater ALWAYS on time SAILS FROM PORTLAND AT 8 P. M. ON NOYE.niER 7, II, 21, AND 28. SAILS FROM MAHSHFIELD AT SERVICE OF THE TIDE OX NOVEMBER 11, 18 AND 25. PHONE MAIN 85-L L. II. KEATING, AGENT THE FRIEND OF COOS BAY" S. S. ALLIANCE EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS Sails for Goos Bay from Portland Friday, Nov. 24, 6 P.M. CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH BANK ROAD AT PORTLAND NORTH PaJIFIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY. PHONE 44 0, p McQEORGE, Agent I UPU of Unu, who have ome Inventive ability 1 nt.ll Pkase write MtHtXKV A MclMlUlf, FAST SERVICE TO ROSEBURG Our stages leavo Marshfield for Roseburg at 7 o'clock OTery evening and afford quickest connections with Southern Pacific Hallway, Faro $6.00. COOS HAY ROSEBURG STAGE LINE. OTTO SCHETTER, Agent, 120 MARKET AV Mnrshfieia- O. P. BARNARD, Agent, ROSEBURG, Ore. PnONE 11 ,tilVMU4f- -?Vg'l'i" -J - .&, yva. ,