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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1913)
THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1913-F.VENING EDITION. 4 auwrowww COOS BAY TIMES .Iff. O. MALOXKY Kdltor nnil Pub. AM JC. aiALOXKY Ncwh Kdttor Official I'mwr of Coos County. A J il .1 1 i 1 I 1 .1 'I XI.1K HIIHATKST UFK. Tlie greatest Hfu Is never rib life tlint stretches Itself cijion cushioned couches, hut iCtiz ono Hint chooses Hie place al linttlo nnd reels under the Wows and gathers Itself nmld ilialn and dizziness mid gives Jfenelt inoio blows than It takes .1111 It stands wenry and pant ing, perhaps, but Justified to iincU and to the world by a clean nnd couraged victory. Ttlchnrd Wlghlnian. iY PHOMISINC KKMKDY. SAYS A KiionkhiE vlco and prominent minister, Hpcnklng of the provnlenco of id crime, "the coming of fwwman more fully Into her sorlal. ruhnntlonnl and iiollllcal rights will alp." And ho boos on to disparage 2m llfo of the Idle womnn or the SBtr -who busies herself only with uncial pleasures. Tho emptiness of many of theso rcarccra Is not only a waste of ability fJisxt might bo hotter dlreetod, but an 2motlInto cause of much that Is un rsrrnble nnd provocative of thoso catilx which darken our cities with Hbv Wackest mantle of vice. Tho wrioity attitude toward living, tho Txbttlcsomo occupation Is somothlng directly concornod with tho good of j&ounnalty In general, and tho lack til tlint frivolous Idleness which so taauly lends to vlclousness, are tilings nhl3i promise tho sanest and most 171 cnl remedy for the weakness nnd rfrSlr that lie back of the downfall txtf iho women going wrong. ' t tiik guiKT onsKiiVKit says "One hnlf the women In the 'jwirld want to get fat; the otlier 3lf want to get thin." Cowboy LujiftlheK0 11V 11011 STAXIiHY. I Hoar Lute: -Thov snv you've been a brute by geltln' In n 1 ttle ring, nnd hatillir off and ttikln' swing tit man by name o Pnlzer s jaw, and poundlir him until, Oh. law, ho seen the sun, nnd union, and stars, nnd ether lights In streaks and bars. Now. MlBter Cowboy Luthoi Mack why did vou maul and pound and crack poor Mr. t'imor In tie face until It looked like worn-out lace? Why did you ill; him oil the block, and make bis little noodle rock? Why did you Jolt lilin louiirt the ring until he beerd the birdies sing, and warble pleasant, p alntho alis. while he forgot this world o' cares? Why did you smite him on the beak till nil his dreams were cold and bleak? Wo wish you d hurry up and write mid tell us all about the fight, and why a man in cowbov's clothes should hit n Dutchman on the nose. Maybe, you saw up In 'his sleeve, a cold deck, but wo don't bellevo a mnn jvui wears 11 nalr o'chaps. for this, would stoop to blows and slaps. Wo d rather think vou'd pull a gun and p'lnt It at him Just for fun. becauso that Is tho "puncher way when some one with the cards Is gay. Oh' l.nther, wo are plum surprised to see tho way you ro advertised nbniit the country ev'rvwheie, because you licked a man for fnlr. Yo ' vo sl-ore disgraced the "Lazy I' by get.l.f In a flghtln' spoil and artln' up before a crowd till all nrouild they're talking loud nnd nilxln vou In all the dope, and talk about a while man's hope. You Bhoro have made a lot o'nolse tlint don't Just please this outfits boys Now Lute If oii are hnlf a man. you'll cut Hint outfit while you can and "come a-driftln' on our hunch. We're waltln' for you. Yours, The Hunch, KAMMERER SAYS: o- THREE LOOSES NSTAL OFFICERS UW CHANGES 3. S. Barton Says That Coos and Curry Counties Want Fishing Resumed. Tho Portland Oregonlan says: "-Jfeoplo of Coos and Curry conn ifif -will ask tho legislature for a 7mir opening Hogue river to coin trarchil fishing," said .1. S. Uarton mi Coqlllc, rcprosontutlve-eloct Viam Coos county, at the Imperial 3ttordny. "Hut In so doing they -oSn Insist that proper safeguards D thrown about the statute to pre--ijil another monopoly of the llsh fKx In that Htream. such as was on SafNl for yonrs by the lato 11. I). SirxiTrio," continued Mr. Hartou. Tho Hume Intercuts virtually eon jSroliflil tho llshlug In Hogue liver 'nntll 1ft 10, when Iho people ndopl 3 un Initiative law closing that ttrtream to commercial llshlug. The HKionopoly of the lliinie Interests fwns made pottslhle by the purchase ij- them of laud on both sldos of "iim river for a considerable distance fcm Its mouth, enabling them to tercliitlu nthors. Subsequent to tho enth of Mr. lliinie his properly &iiUret8 on Hogue Itlvor hnvo been mpjtrtrod by tho Mncloiiy estate- of Wortlnnd. At tho 1011 session of tho I.cg tiflaliiro S. P. Pelrce. roprosontatlvo iSrom Coos and Curry, secured the waroago of a law repealing the Inl Ktuuivo measure, but It wns vetoed ttjtf Iho governor. The legislature will bo urged either to pass this wnenwiro ovor the governor's veto ar In enact nnothor with the same provisions. "Knnctniont of tho Initiative bill ttwo yours ngo." continued Mr. llar tfcoo, "not only Injured Mr. Ilunio mnanclally, but deatroyod ono of ner loading Industries which gavo Tnrdoymont to a great ninny people Mn Imtli counties and gave to each hi iuhstnntial Income. What wo waul Is fishing In the rlvor nnd wo -will support a bill that will open e river If tho now owners of tho Ylmno holdings will concedo tho TPfifiplo of both counties nn equal oT'portunlty with thorn In fishing on ho rlvor." air. narton was the last of tho Vjglslntlvo dologatlon from oxtromo asouthwestorn Oregon to nrrlvo in rorlland. prollnilnary to the con--9ctrtng of tho l.eglblaturo noxt Mon flny. Ills two colleagues, Ira S. Jsenlth, Joint sonator from Coos nnd Curry, nnd S. P. Polrco, Joint rop- T'vwientativo from tho samo coun- ila. arrived In tho city sovoral A'nys ago. I Sunset Encampment, Rebekah and Sunset Lodges Join in Ceremonies. Tho triple installation of offlcora of lodges of Odd Fellowship at tho Odd Follows hall Inst ovonlng mark ed ono of tho moHt enjoyable func tions tho lodges havo ovor known. Tho coremonlos wore followed by an olnborato banquet. Over 200 people were In attendance. A. Hagemelster nH district deputy grand chief patriarch Installed tho now olllcors of SuiisetKncnmpmont No. 4.1. Tho new ofllccra nro: C. P. L. W. Plnnz. H. P. Joo Hunt. S. W. P. B. Wilson. J. W. Chns. Powers. Scrlho Geo. Colomnn. Treasurer I. Lnndo, Guttle Carl Albrccht. Klrst W. K. II. (Jchrko. Socontl W. Hnlph nischop. Third W. Mr. Mclntyro. Kourth W. Chas. Lax. 1. S. Coo. Illake. O. S. Mr. Oman. K. (1. of T. W. II. Curtis, Jr. S. 0. of T. Win. Sleep. Odtl I'Vlltm- Olllcei-s. V. 13. Wilson, I). 1). G. M., was the Installing olllcor of Sunsot Lodge So. r.l, I. O. O. P., mid Inducted the following Into olllco: Noble Grand W. 11. Scott. Vlco Grand Jesse Q. Kinney. Secretary Israel Lnndo. Tronsurer John P. Hall. Warden C. L. Albrecht. Conductor It. A. Chnplu. Inside Gunrdlan W. 11. Curtis. Outside Gunrdlnu Allen Clnry. It. S. N. (1. Geo. T. Colomnn. L. S. N. G. Goo. A. Dlnko. It. S. V. G. Win. Sleep. L. S. V. G. 13. P. Winkler. It. S. S. I). Mclutyre. L. S. S. Hnlph Dischop. Chaplnln A. Ilngomelster. Ileliekttli Olllcei. Mrs. Kate Lnndo, district deputy, was tho Installing olllcor of West ern Star Hebekah Lodge and In ducted the following Into olllco: Noble Grand Ida Patterson. Vlco Grand Iloatrlco Hradfleld. Socretnry Mrs. G. A. Honnott. Warden May Coke. Treasurer Kiln Hood. Conductress Kllznbeth Scalfe. Chaplain Knte Duobncr. High! Supporter N. G. Nelllo Owen. Left supporter X. (L I3llznheth Urown. Inside Guardian Charm Klnnoy. Outside Guardlnn Mrs. Addlo Holaudson. Hlght Supporter V. G. Mrs. Nan Noble. Loft Supporter V. 0. Mrs. Min nie Matthews. A. (). I'. W. Olllrers. Tho following nro tho now offi cers of Mninoiith Lodgo, A. O. U. . P. M. W. W. W. Steckel. M. M. And row Storgard. Poromnn Dell Hhodcs. Overseer Ingle Peterson. Hecorder nnd financier 13. A. Anderson. Hecolver W. n. Curtis. Guide H. 13. Jonor Insldo wntBh Edward Horton. Outsldo watch Kluior Vlncynrd. IFlSDF OS orailll Con Cainl and Clilckcn Tarn-aali-s 1,I3WIS' WIHI3 DOWN TODAY Tho Western Union wlro bo- twoon Coos Hay and Hoseburg wns out of commission until lat this afternoon and In conso- quenco tho Times was ablo to so- j euro only n small part of Its reg- j ular Assoclato Press roport. j NOTABLE TRIP Coos County Man Proves a Good Booster on Trip Abroad. Robert Marsdcn, Sr., who rccontly returned from an extended trip nbrond, which Included n vIbH to his natlvo city, Wlgnn, England, like nil loyal Coos Hayltcs missed no opportunity to boost this sec tion of tho country. Ho talked Coos Hay all tho way over and all tho way back and also when ho was there. At Huttc, Montana, Mr. Marsdcn mot W. 11. Clarke, who has exten sive property Interests In this boc tlon. Ho found Mr. Clnrko also nn cuthii8l.is.tlc Coos Hay booster. Mr. Clnrko said he wanted tho people hero to contluuo their "work of Improvements nnd ho would ho ready at nil times to stand his shnro of tho expense." Tho Wlgan Examiner of England published a two-column account of Mr. Mnrsdcn's visit, .accompanied by n two-column portrait. Among other things tho Exam iner said: "Tho othor day Mr. Robert Mars dcn of Marshflold, Coos Hay, state of Oregon, paid a visit to the Ex aminer olllces nnd fnvored a moni hor of tho editorial staff with a brlof account of his experiences In tho United tSates. Mr. Mnrsdon wbh born In Queen atroet, Wlgnn, 80U10 ii.ri years ago. " 'Twenty-llvo years ago,' ho said, 'I left Plntt Hrldgo for tho United Slates to try my luck there. In Pohrnry, ISO", I found myself In Mnrsliflold, Coos Hay, in tho state of Oregon. "Nowadays ships como In Coos Hay nnd take two million feet of timber n day, chlofly for San Pran olsco and San Pedro, whllo In tho meantime tho population In the vi cinity has Increased from 2500 to about iiOOO.' "And what nro tho prosont op portunities out there?" was the next question. " 'Well, I am of tho opinion that there aro nioru chances out there thnn hero for tho young man who Is determined to get on nnd will work hard.' "Ho conveyed tho further infor mation that Coos Ray and Coos county today contain within tholr confines tho largest and richest undovolopcd resources of any sec tion of tho United Stntee Many othor sections possess ono or mora natural resources that contribute to commorclnl prosporlty, but In no one Is thero combined such a va riety of woaltli-produclng products that havo been only partially de veloped aa exist in this fortune fa vored Boctlon. In timber Coos county is suprome.' "Mr. Mnrsden, by tho way, on tortnlned a lnrgo company of former frionds tho othor day, tho event taking placo at tho Royal Hotel, Inco, and It Is almost needless to say tlint romlnlscouses of 'olden times' were freely Indulged In." "Your'e a 'sucker' if you don't take advantage of this grand oppor Unit;. $22.50 to $25.00 Suits for $16.75 can you hwit it ? A line of high grade cloth ing as nice as was ever Bold over a counter. The prices were right, too. Collegian (Mot lies are standard the world over in l'it, style, workmanship and finish you can't heat them -and think of it! Your selection of any $22.50 to $25.00 suit for $16.75 Overcoats, Cravenettes, Slip-Ons and Rain-Proof Clothing, All Reduced A $25.00 Black Overcoat, GO-ineh long, with convertible collar, for. ..$19.50 $20.00 English Nlip-On for $15.75 $15.00 English Slip-On for $11.50 $!).50 Gold Seal Oil Coats, full length, for $2.80 $3.00 Gold Seal Oil Coats, three-quarter length, l'or $2.C0 $2.50 Gold Seal Oil Jackets for $1.93 $0.50 Goodyear Snag Proof Uubher Hoots, full length $3.25 $5.50 Goodyear Hunting Hoot, light weight and full length $4.25 $1.50 TO $2.00 CLUETT SHIRTS, $1.15 These prices may seem ridiculously low, and they are; you would possl blv be led to believe that I-was trying to pawn oil it lot of old junk and taking this advantage of making sensational announcements through the papers. oSTot so. A trip to my store will convince you that every promise 1 have made is true and that nothing but the verv best of merchandise is offered to your advantage. trill offer miione Our Hundred Dollars in Cash thai trill find an urlklt niarhed in e.revss of the former price. 'Take advunlti(e. Yours anxious to please, THE TOGGERY quor In Portland tho other uleht nnd is snld to havo delivered ono of tho Lest talks on the occasion. Itetiiiiis Today. Dan KentliiK, u iiiomher of tho committee sent out by the city council to inspect Are apparatus, returned this nftornoon. Ho did not en to to tell about his oxporlonccs until Messrs. Goss nnd Allen, tho others on tho commit ted, return noxt week. Is Freed Dick Lonnon of North Ileud, who wns taken to Cotiillle yesterdny to toll what ho know nhout tho North Ilond Nows Com pnny rohhory was freed. It wns found tlint ho did not in any way participate In It nnd dm not lmvo any knowledgo of It and coneo- quontly was exonerated. LOCAL OVERFLOW Pi-ovo l'i. Harry G. Fulton nnd Miss Grnco Kulton appeared heforo United States Land Commissioner Pock today and mado final proofs on their North nlet honiostoads. Chill Con Cnil nnd Chicken Tain- ex LUWIS' Havo your Job printing done at Tho Tlmea office, Wedded Here. Horbort Ktigeno Wnllls, chlof engineer of tho tug Glennor of Gardiner, and Miss Maymlo MeDerniiad were married yesterday nfternoon at the Coos ho tel by Justlco Ponnock. After Houds, J. W. Johnston of Grnnt8 Pnss, representing Torry, Ilrlggs & Slnyton, bond buyers of Tolpdo, Ohio, nnd Mr. Foster, rep resenting Spltzer, Rorlck & Co., also of Toledo, arrived horo today to confer with tho Port of Coos Bay commissioners Montlny nbout tho purchaso of tho ?300,000 bond Issue, tl Is expected that thoro will bo othor bidders, also. GETS BIO PAY Titlks nt Banquet. John D. Goss of Marshflold was ono of tho speak ers at tho nig Jnckson day ban- New Yoik Americans to Pny Chance $25,000 n Year. CHICAGO, Jnn. 11. Frank L. Chance signed n contract to mnnngo tho Now York Amorlcan bnsoball team for four years. Tho terms of the contract woro not announced. It was learned, however, on excel lent authority, that Chnnco will re celvo nn annual snlnry of $25,000 during tho llfo of tho contract, nnd will recolvo In ndditlon nvo per cent of the club's not profits, estimated to not Chnnco $125,000 for his three yenrs, service. This is tho largest compensation ever paid a baseball manager or player. I Keen Kutter Cutlery An Edge That's True The Blade for You Absolutely Guaranteed by Us TRY ONE "The Gunnery" Next to Grand Theater, 1PECIAL! A nice lino of Ladies' Mannish Shirt Waists. The new thing in waists. White and colors. Priced aft $ 1 G airad $ 1 S0 ! Th Goldein Runle First National Bank Bldg. Marshfield ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING DONE AT THE TIMES' OFM "L??5i5: yraBPfyiVw . t-mji).4M tsjjgt TK; 'T6" iy?gm.-cw