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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1912)
, , . JC , &r.. , . .5.V.2N THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1912. EVENING EDITION. Crown Flour Days, Oct. 19, 21 and I IkS - ' ' ' ' ... THE LATEST fSr-PATEll THE BEST To make it ami object foir the hounsewife to ask for and insist on gettiirg CROWN FLOUR, which is the BEST Patent flour produced, we will on all deliveries made on the above days allow 25c per sack for the printed slip in this advertisement signed by the lady ordering it. fi CUT THIS OUT F. S. DOW, Agent Crown Flour: I have ordered through (fo your grocer's name) sacks of Crown Flour. a n. t. Signed: TO THE GROCERYMAN: Wc will accept this signed statement for 25c for each sack oil Crown flour delivered. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO, F.S.DOW.Ajul The Retail Price of Crown Flour Is $1.40 Per Sack Ql. TUlo Ql and Your Merchant Will Sell djl Olgn miS OIip You a Sack of Crown Flour for pl tvm COOS BAY TIMES M. O. KAIXWKY Kdltor and l'uli. DAN K. MAI.ONKY News KdLor An Indepondont Ilopubllcan news paper published every evening oxcopt Bundny, and Wcokly by The Cooa Hay Tlnica Publishing Co. Official Pior of Coos County. it WITH THE t it TOASTANDTEAt . I. Dedicated to the sorvlco of tbo pcoplo, that no good cnuao ahull lack champion, nnd that ovil shall uoc thrive unopp'isod. (jooi) kvi:ix(i. I Address all communlcntlons to COOS HAY DAILY TIMtiS. MarNhfleld :: u :: : Orcgoa Entered nt tho pnatofflco nt Marsh field, Oregon, for transmission through tbo malls as Bocond clasi mail mattor. TOO .MUCH TALK. Directing Others. Whilst I do what Is fit for mo nnd nbstnln from what Is unfit my nolghbor nnd I shnll ofton ngroo In our means nnd work together for n tlmo to ono end. Ilut whenovor I find my dominion over myself Is not sulllclont for mo nnd under tnko tho direction of hint also, I ovorstop tho truth nnd como Into fulso relations to him. Emerson. recognition, but wo fear tho world Is going to bo too busy to bother with lilm, although Dr. Mlngus might wrlto him n lottcr of acknowledgment. A womnn Is novcr willing to nd nilt that alio was In the wrong un til after tho man has apologized. bottor husband for lior daughter than sho did for horsolf. Tho more Justlco some Coos liny pcoplo got tho less thoy nro In clined to boast of It. When Daino Fortuno knocks nt a man's door ho always "rubbers' to bco if tho neighbors aro looking. THE MAIL CAUItir.lt. MV I'ltOUI) 1'A FOIt n llvo nnd advanced na tion such us ourH If would scorn to bo unnecessary that th'cio should bo ho much public tnlklug by politicians. Tho "stump" snauld liccomo ouooiutu somotlmo. "Wo bavo nioro than wo can reod In tho press of tho day and tho Irk of listening to a practical reposi tion of nil wo dn read, Is fast vorglng upon n nuisance. Our en lightenment rnrely romes from tho rostrum; it Is from tho nowspnpor, tbo bonk of tbo hour, wo glean our best Insight Into current public af fairs nnd this Intelligence stays with us longer when wo got down to our real thinking and acting. A HKSTKUL CAMPAIGN. THIS Is nno of tho most rest ful presidential campaigns over known In the Unltod Stntcs. Except for tho unfortunnto trngedy of tho shooting of House volt it bns been devoid of excite ment nnd tbnt trngle event wns oc casioned by an unbalanced mind, rntbor thnn political unrest. Even tbo Introduction of a new party bns not precipitated any of tho political hysteria that has marked j enmo provlous campaigns, Tho pcoplo nro gladly nttondlng to oth-1 or nnd nearer ninttors, but always with a reservation back In tholr , minds ns to what thoy are going to do on tho fifth of November. No- j body Is fooling them, to hurt, this . day nnd hour, and when thoy volco tholr will It will bo done In n way , which will leave tho speii-Dinuers spell-bound, nil light. Monkeys novor worry, probably becnuso they llvo In Ignornnco of Darwin's theory. If you feol tbnt tho world owes you a living. It's doughnuts to fudge tbnt you nro too lazy to col lect It. , Many n good farmor novor saw an agricultural collogo. (Dedicated to Jesso I.nse.) I s'poso tho big head bonding over my crib Is my pn. I s'poso tbnt wlsccnro whoso tnlk Is so glib Is my pa. I'vo not been boro long, my dnys nro but tbreo. Hut there's something tbnt oven a baby can seo, And tho man who tnkes nil tho credit for mo Is my pn. I B'poso thnt tbo man with tho hat that won't lit Is my pa. I s'poso thnt thnt fellow who thinks bo's "It" Is my pn. Ho's a big guy, too, nnd as proud ns enn bo, An' thnt wondorful lady nn' I both ngreo Thnt tho ono who tnkes nil tho cro dlt for mo Is my pn. I s'poso tbnt tbo mnn with thnt fnce strotcblng grin Is my pn. I s'poso tbnt tbnt tnll chnp, so ter ribly thin, Is my pn. My ma Is that wondorful lady in white, Mor volco Is as sweet ns nn nngel nt night. Now I'm next to tbnt proud skinny geezer all light! He's my pa. SELECTED. Somo Coos Bnv men mistake a goldon opportunity for a gold brick. The older a womnn grows tho harder It Is for her to got a be coming bat. Somo Coos Day men novor qunr rol with tholr wives becnuso It costs too much to mnko up. "Sovonty-flvo thousand files make n gallon," romnrks tho Charleston News nnd Courlor. Tho discoverer of that fact deserves somo sort of From onrly morn till Into at night, with silent, patlont trend, Ho trudges up nnd down tho street To onrn his dally broad. , In winter ho must plod along Through tho mud nnd wntor: In summer through tho dust nnd boat Whllo It's often hot or hottor. Though he can honr tbo whlstlos blow And tho loud, clonr call to dinner; Ho must still keep on tho go, Working liko a sinner. At Christmas tlmo ho gots no rest, Dut buckles on his armour: (Makes mo long for country life, And wish I woro n fnrmor.) Although tho route seoms pretty long, It shortens up tbo miles If you will give him now nnd then, A few kind words nnd smiles. JACK SNEDDON. All tho kickers on Coos liny do not bolong to tho foot bnll teams. THE QUIET OIISr.KVEIt SAYS: You may hnvo noticed that pooplo who listen to reason al ways agree with you. Most pcoplo would rather tako ndvlco from strangers. tor" thnt thoy hnvo no tlmo to wnsto on n troubled conscience. A fool nnd her money frequent ly mnrry Into tho nobility. Tho straight nnd narrow pnth doesn't look good to tho rounder. Thoro Is n llttlo doubt thnt tho young dto good. Tho enrly worm fills n long-folt wnnt. Most men nre so busy hntlng tho nlnrm clock on "tho morning nf- Tbo homoly girl enn net ns hor own chaperon. Ono way to avoid oxcltomont is to llvo within your Income When a young widow mnkos up hor mind to marry a ticMi mny cscupo uy ujms. Till: MM& T.i. .I.i.nlla nilllil ttlA tUC Why must we wek tl To plod bonoath the MttWI Townrd tho far kmmmI mines? Fnlr hills of youth, er, ' 1.111a sm. .- l! uftlt YOU out And "not thus Journal l .r, 1 ll. lnOvl(W I Clinton Scoa Try The Tlmea' Want Ail ?$ ammerer S&ys:wss5 Somo Coos nay boys hnvo nc quired good habits by not follow ing In tholr fnthor's footsteps, Tho wedding ring Is nn cxcluslvo circle. MADE IT PAY. (An ndnpted poem dedicated to E. Bnndel.) Thero wns n mnn enmo to town And ho wns not so wlso Ho bought n llttlo gun shop And began to advertise. At first It did seem foolish For who would over think Of building up n business uy using printer's ink? Somo busluess men say It does not pny, Good monoy thus to spend, nut tho man who advertises Must play It to the end. For advertising prices Of bicycles good nnd strong Will get tho people coming And push business right along. So when ho found his little nd Drought people to his store Ho paid his advertising bill And advertised some more. AN ADMinER. Every mother Is firmly convinced that sho Is capable of picking a jflB: iH iPlnJwlWfi III llffl!rWA fSflP Never better prepared to supply g needs, tvery department whhf the season's latest. CoBemami Clothes for the man who cares-have them all the new models or tub sbuuh. Norfolk's. Box Back and the Semi-Fitting. Rain-Pk-oof Qothing Ciraveinielttes amid SMp-Gmis Packard and Thompson Bros, Shoes. Cluett Shirts, all styles, Big assortment of Neckwear, Sole Agents for the Will make good every pair that goes . wrong, Price 25c and 50c, Silk, Lisle and Wool. Yours, anxious to please, Tine Tgg mgkm