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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1912)
IN. COOS BAY TIMES M. O. JIALONEV Kdllor nnd Tub. DAN K. MALONKV News Editor Entered at the- postofflco at Marsh Hold, Oregon, for transmission through tho malls as second cltua mall matter. t WITH THE : ; toastandtea; An Independent Republican news paper published every ovonlng oxcopt Sunday, nnd Wcokly by The Coot Hay Times Publishing Co. Address nil communications to COOS HAY DAILY TIMES. Marsbflcld :: ;: ;; ; Oregon Official Paper of Coos County. Dedicated to tho sorvlco of tho people, that no good causo shall task a champion, nnd that ovll shall not tbrlvo unopposed. A VISION OF BEAUTY. It was a beauty that I mw So puro, so perfect, as tho frame Of all tho unlvarso wcro tamo To that one figure could I draw Or give least lino of It a taw; A skein of silk without a knotl A fair march made without a haltl A curious form without a faultl A printed book without ft blotl All beauty, and without a ipotll Den Jonson. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS SUKSCRIPTION KATES. DAILY. Ono year $G.OO Per month 50 WEEKLY. Ono year $1.50 Whon paid strictly In advanco tho subscription prlco of tho Coos Bay Times Is $5.00 por year or $2.50 fjr six months. KAILHOADS NEVEIt IJCOi. THE railroads that wcro nevor built to Coos Day aro num erous. It would rcqulro con siderable knowledge of ancient his tory to recall thorn all. Their names If all strung together would bo long enough to servo as a surveyor's chain In checking up a township lino. In rocont years thoso railroads which never matorlallzo have been sprung upon tho locality with an alarming rapidity. Ofton locnl men nt mn. noy hnvo lost In an endoavor to holp whnt soomod to bo a plauslblo propo rtion. Coos county men who havo means at tholr command havo galn- u muir unnnciai imiopondonco by means of hard work or business ability. If nny of thoso men loso xnonoy on an ontorprlso that Is not logltlmato It Is a shamo, for local capital Is needed In ovory locality In Coos county. Hut If nnyono hns In tho past lost any monoy on railroads that woro novor built It Is not bo causo they woro "easy marks" hut It was bocauso thoy know tho holp that a railroad would glvo tho com munity and wanted to help build up tho county. Thorn nrn mnm fni railroads doubtloss coming In tho hapo of Inviting holps to our un rnllroadod empire, so It might bo well to look carofully Into all of thoso alluring projocts Irtforo any of our good citizens glvo up nny of their hard-enrnod dollars. Whatev er monoy hns boon mlsspont In tho way of railroads that woro novor built waH hnndod out for tho hup poBod good of tho community. Tho county ns n community niimii.t .. ... Ul , ... . .. "-- i'.u- .... iinuu uKiunBi individual or com munity Jobs, on nny of tho question nblo ventures that aro cortaln to bo offorod, for thoro will without quos- -u uo moro rnuroniiH that novor built Into Coos Day. The Good Old Guy. A (rood old guyl used to know Lives up the road from here. And as he wandered to and fro He dropped a word of cheer. No wealth had he for vultrar show, No skill In bookish lore, Dut ho had friends to come and so And sit besldo his door. Ha didn't Judge his fellow men. If ono should co astray Ho tried to cot him straight again Without a band display, lis didn't with tho scoffers sit Or with tho scornera stand. He simply stirred himself a bit And gave a helping hand. And everybody liked the guy. Although his means were small. Thoy didn't stop to question why. They liked him; that was all. They didn't stop to analyze. They liked bis cheery chat. They liked his answer, soft, though wise. And let It go at that I often think about tho way To him men weru Inclined. IIo didn't have so much to say, Out what he said was kind, Thero was no hammer In his kit. Ills words wero minus smarts, Thero was no stinger to his wit. And so he won all hearts. i 44 11. Y. P. U. SOCIAL. Tho Baptist Young Pcoplo's Union was entertained last evening at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ayro. A pleasant ovenlng of music nnd games followed by a dainty luncheon was onjoyod by tho following: Misses Floronco Rohfeld, Frances Frnnse, Helen McLaughlin, Sylvia Davis, Hallio Davis, Ruth Walrath, Edith Ayro, Alpha Mauzoy, Mamlo Gulovson, Besslo Ayro, Eliza Ayro, Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Ayro and Messrs. Charles Rehfold, Geo. Doll, Ed. Wal rath and Rohort Ayro. O Mrs. R. L. Cavannugh of Eastsldo ontortalncd at an informal tea Fri day afternoon, In honor of Miss Floronco Jennings of Portland, for merly of Coos Bay. Thoso enjoying Mrs. Cnvanaugh's hospitality woroi Mcsdames. Charles Olson, N. J. Nel son, Walter Robertson, L. J. La Palmo, Carl Haines, O. E. Jordan, R. J. Montgomery, A. Cavanaugh nnd MIbs MokcIo Robortson and honor guest, Miss Florenco Jennings. LEAVING FOR WAR. (By Associated Kress to Tho Coos Bay Times.) NEW YORK, Oct. 5. Tho steam er Macedonia, one of four vessels commnndored by Greece, sailed today for Plraoous with 10,000 rounds of ammunition, many tons of powder, nnd 400 fighting men for tho rcsorvo army of Grcoco aboard. Within an hour It was followed by tho Martha Washington with 1000 fighting mon aboard and It Is nnnounccd that a third vessel, tho Mndonnn, will sail Monday with 700 Greok rcsorvlstB. It Is said approximately 20,000 trained fighting mon will sail for Grcoco with in tho next fow weekB. IN ATTEND MR. J. DASHNEY of Lampa is spend ing Saturday and Sunday with his family In Marshflold. QUATEHMA8S for PHOTOS. POOL GUI H. H. Bean, an Expert Player, Gives Exhibition Contest With Carl Johnson. II. II. Bonn, tho export pool plnyor, ontertnlncd a Inrgo crowd of mon Inst night nt tho Blanco billiard hnll when ho gavo nn exhibition of his skill. Mr. Bean played with Carl Johnson of this city and ho said was surprisod to find such n good locnl pool playor. They played 150 points. Tho first 50 points Bonn played blindfolded nnd boat Johnson. Th . '""" 'M straight pool, ana Bean1 Inst 50 points was l6 ' nnd Johnson l.nn n. r "o co ... uuan -! Johnson tmi,i . break. Bean mBdo ' jH , and 23. Thoso who .." .'. !, amnion gamo were hlcbiV "' od and tho .nni Iy entertt!11. to tho door. as Crfa Mr. Bean was hero 0n . y visit and Jnnlf n... .. a hilta of tho pool hall, laadoarnS?'1' to havo Bean piny for Jjjh mont of hie ., . enlrt4k today on tho Urcnkwn..r'AMll but expects to return to Co(N tor on. U1' 'I- KBYZKK'B OUCIIKST. ... at ISAGLKH' HAT.t. a.. T UAJtt "inra; tljlt QUATERMAS3 for vunr CHEER UP, CUTIinERT. woro UK HAPPY. Whon tho toothacho rumbles nlong your gums, bo hnppy, nnd danco and sing; whon your mothor'n-law on a visit comes, bo happy nnd dnnco and sing; whon tho razor irushos vnm- snapoiy chlrit jvhon tho coal Is low in tho yawning bin, oh, lit your fnco with n chnrmlng grin bo hnppy nnd danco nnd slug! Whon tho butchor sontlB you n pound of bono, bo hnppy nnd dnnco nnd sing; If your roll of butter can walk alono, bo happy nnd danco and sing; if tho man next door fairly maps your ours with his phono- "..., mm iia miuenicing gonrs, which ploys ono tuno for n hundrod yonrs. bo hnppy and dnnco and sing! If tho roosters crow whon you want to Bloop, bo happy and danco nnd !njrj.lf tho nolghbora' bow wowb high waaaall koop, bo happy and dnnco nnd sing; If tho bores como Into your humblo cot nnd fill your onrs with their tlrosomo rot, roncomlng tho tnrlff oh, don't got hot! Bo hnppy and danco nnd sing! If you find n brick In your pumpkin plo, bo happy and danco and alng; whon tho horsol la Inmo and tho cow goos dry, bo hnppy and dnnco nnd sing; when tho milk is sour nnd tho coffeo vllo. whon a dray runs over your Sunday tllo, oh, twist your features and mnko them smllol Ue happy ami danco and alngl If women wcro consistent whnt would bo tho logical end of men? Thero aro pcoplo who do you favor In order that they may remind you of It In tlmo of poaco and happiness. Somo people work hard for tho solo purposo of wearing a martyr's crown. If ovcrybody hod artistic taste, what would wo do for our supply of com mon pcoplo? Of courso It always seems to us that it Is tho other fellow that Is holding off tho millennium. Where thero Is n will there Is som. times a way and sometimes a won't Tho telcphono should not bo called a perfected Instrument till Its feminine subscribers can oxchango nlcovu pat terns ns well as enko recipes over It. A man should bo thankful tbnt bo doesn't hnvo to wear his wlfo's hat In' stead of merely paying for It JF a young man Is handsomo nnd wears swell clothes bo can general ly And some nlco girl who will take theso as an outward and vlslblo sign of au inward nobility. Tho man vbotn bis friends call the good fellow usually cultivated his grouch lu tho homo garden. Somotlmcs a woman tells her ago just to show how brave sho la. Every tlmo a man slips down on a polished lloor ho says uncomplimen tary things nbout tho woman's page in tho homo paper. When a woman buys n now hat she searches a weok for n novel style, but when man buys a hat bo asks tho salesman for ono Just llko this. When a man gots n new overcoat all tho women In tho street Just know his wife mado blm do It. (By Clnronco L. Cullen.) It's queer how tho fellows whoso philosophy Is that "Nothing Really Matters" generally sport thoso lam- hrcnuln effects on tho bottoms of tholr nnnkconsl Tho dlfforonco between confi dence nnd cockiness is thnt tho fori mor doesn't need a megaphono! Claim from tho merchant, Des tiny, your discount for laughs! There's no reason who tho "Day of Reckoning" enn't bo turned Into n date to nwnlted with Joy! Wo know somo oxtromoly penca blo folks who novertholosB don't bollovo In thnt turn-tho-othor chock stuff for n cont! Wo can't hobblo tho hnblt by moroly giving tho commnnd: "Unit!" Tho zlg who Is perfectly con tontcd with what ho gets Is gennr- nlly a class Z gottor! Dotror bo a Maverick than mill with tho "Maybo" herd! Whon you tacklo tho hard Job first, tho llttlo stuntfl seom castor thnn fool In ! Hopo deferred mnkoth tho strong gink stick! It s nstonlshlng how llttlo trou blo n roller can got into who nnl- ly inKea an interest in mowing :i lawn or trimming n hedge! Frequently in tho flown tlmo, wo'vo gono mooching around asking for another chnnco at tho very tlmo wo wore refusing to glvo our solves ono! Somo mnrrlod womon want short er hours and more nllmony. Tho man who Is untruo to his friends can novor trust hlmsolf. Moat mon mnko good loafers when thon can't mnko good nt anything ciso. A pretty girl can always got a Uugb out of, nny old Joke. X nun's Ulo4 of emancipation la toll-, lag his wife nrxontho book up. QUATEHMA8S foFpnoros. iBrWt.. Hart your lob nuTiatM' . jrtaUBfj dtaa a Itnly requires makora of cliooio containing oleomnrgnrlno to paint them red on tho outsldo nnd to proporly label thoiu. An Illinois Inventor's portable coal bin Is filled nt tho top and dlschnrgos Its contents through a chuto In the bottom. Sovon schools In horscshoolng, with courses ranelni: from ono to six months, nro maintained nt pub lic oxponso in uermany. For tho protection of young trees a Florida mnn hns patented a standnrd holding a wire guard that can bo slid up or down to nny de sired height. HOT STUFF, CHILI CON CAHNE, with a full lino of cold weather spec ials. At L13WI8' CONFECTIONERY. QUATEHMASS for PHOTOS. KEYZEU'S ORCHESTRA DANCE at EAGLES' HALL Saturday night. Try Tho Times' Want Ads. rriA. GtWft fVHfJ SCIENCE NOTES. Doop breathing Is ono of tho best cures for Insomnia. it. !.. .. , - " - ----..! u V umwB mo uioou rrom tho brain to tho lungs. A wireless station Is being built nt London which Is oxpectod to provldo direct communication with Now York. lo avoid gorm catching corners u hum- Bauimry motitnploce for tel ephones Ib mado flush with tho transmitter case. Aftor many tests under govern ment suporvlBlon In Oormnny, salt Is found to bo tho best preserva tive for butror. WIroleBS tologrnphy has been Klyon tho credit for saving 32 ocoan going vessols from loss lu mo ina inrco years. Aiinougn sugar hns boon mado n mo 1'iiiiippiues for conturlc. tho first modorn mill was opennd inly n fow weoks ago. Colorado Is tho principal coal producing state west of tho Mis sissippi and ranks sovonth all tho coal statea. among To the People of Coos Bay: Having purchased the shoe stock and repair shop of 0, 0, Lund, I desire to raise some ready money and will put on one of the Biggest Special Shoe Sales over offered on Coos Bay, Commencing October 10, and until October 15, I will sell his entire stock at manufacturer's cost, Included in this stock is the famous Dr Eases' Cushion Sole Shoes, $7,00 Shoes will go for as Rn $6,00 Shoes will go for I r $4 65 $5,00 Shoes will go for.-. I395 $4,50 Shoes will go for.-.I S3 25 $4,00 Shoes will go for """"Ill:" $3.00 Boys' Shoes at proportionately low prices, Come and see me, AUGUST OLESON (Successor to 0, 0, LUND) 21 5 South Broadway Marshflold, Ore, I MM wilBHsl ftWnfl III ifl I llH ' Villi 1 V III I lisnl 3 InltB Hill Giant Values AT Dwarf Prices 05 Suits That Suit All Tastes and Pocket Books 08 O Marshficld FIXUP North Bend A FOE TO COLD- The Coles Hot Blast Heater Save One-Third the Coal Bill Ask Your Neighbor Who Has One ......$12.50 $15.00 mam i 'No. 12 D for conl, xrice No. 15 D, for coal, price No. 18 D, a large size for the stored 4 Q-AA--or church; price -P ,uu No. 18 L, for wood, TQ AA x'rice isvv Npri0ceL'fo!!o"d........... $12.50 No. C18 X, polished body for (7 7C "wood; price P ' J Ni4cso,m.0ak'.f?:.c.oa'' $6.00 No. 11 Sun Oak,, for coal, &J AA No. 13 Sun Oak, for coal, $9.00 We have a handsome open-front heater, tho Charter Oak. No. 126. &4 9 AA at JIJ.VV Also a larger one, No. 136, d 1 C A) jl rice y " v w Sheet Steel Heater, from $2.25 up CALL AND LOOK THEM OVER. YOU ARE WELCOME. GOING & HARVEY CO. Complete House Furnishers 1 71 7 -w ii J-M jMHWJ J