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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1915)
'm&smmmmmsmmmsmmmtM -1rijiir- rt THE COOS BAY TIMES, JVIARSHF1ELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1915 -EVENING EDITION. TWd- -3T J 3 --T H . it lnnTT- ... ..yjj-uai-JJ-ue ' i"1""""" ' ""' '' ' " """""i '"iL-j-tTZ COOS BAY TIMES M. C. MALOXIIY, Kdllor and Pub. DAX L MALOXIIY, Xcfl Kdllor1 Officlnl Official Paper of Paper City Coos County i of Mnralificlri. I A (hirers all communications to COOS RAY DAILY TIMi:S. Jack John son's Dream Uy V. II. Kltk. (Ilcttcr known as Riley.) . Kntorcd at tlio Postofflco at Marah flold, Oregon, for transmission through tho malls as scconil-clnss nihil niiittcr. 8U1ISCRIPTIOX IIATFiS DAILY. Ono year JC.QO Per r.ibnth GO WKKKLY. Ono year fl.GO When paid strictly In advance the subset Iptlen tit Ico of tho Coos Hay Times is $5.00 por year or $ 2. DO for six months. Lo'dy, masslo, white folks, I'll toll you how It Booms; ' roh do las five years dig Nlggah's SOCIAL CALnXRAK Jus' had nothln' else hut dreams. An Independent Republican nows papor, published every evening ex fbpt 8unday, and weekly, by Tho Coon liny Times l'ultlfsfiliifc Co. Pt'RLISIIIXO TIIIJ RKLIXQl'KXT TAX M SI1 Tlin Editor of The Times has no doslro to enter a prolonged or interminable discussion of tho merit or luck of merit of Senator I. S. Smith's bill to abolish tho publica tion of tho delinquent tax list In newspapers. Neither ban ho nny do nlrri to evade any of tho Issues do- voloped by such a discussion. Tho purposo of tho publication of tho delinquent tax list Is two fold: First To glvo notlco to property owners that their taxes aro delin quent; Second To enforco tho pnyment of those taxes and thus sccuro tho needed rovenuo for tho conduct of the county and state governments. Tho Times contends that tho pub lication of tho delinquent tax list ac complishes both results at a mini mum of oxpenso to tho taxpayer. That nowspapor publicity Is tho most prompt nnd offcrtlvo mothod of dlssotnlnallng Information and giving general notlco to tho public Is so gen erally acknowledged that argumont seems unnecessary. Tho nowspapor publication gives notlco not only to Its subscribers and readers but np'reads tho notlco by dlscusslpn for when llrown read tho notlco that ItoblnRou'fl tax Is delinquent ho promptly talks about It with Robin son and also with Jones and thus It spreads. This Is proved by tho fact that other stntca having a law simi lar to tho Orogon statute havo re duced ho delinquent tax list from six and eight newspaper pages nt first to less than thrco or four columns In length, a rcsut that tho porsonal no tlco could nover accomplish. Another evil which tho porsonal notlco fosters and permits Is thnt If nt anytlmo a tax collector was prompted by a desire to profit by not sonuing a notlco to tho owner of Botno valunblo property ho could easily hold out tho notlco, havo ft frlond purchaso tho proporty for tho taxes and get possesion by tax tltlo. It Is trtio such emergencies may bo rnro but, thoy do occur nnd news paper publication gives notlco to all tho world thnt cannot bo escaped, ovaded or denied. Kvorywhoro thoro aro men who nro willing to profit by another's carelesHiiesa or proslng noeesslty. Such mon watch tho tax collector's office nnd purchaso tax titles which ofton return them oxcos slvo profits. Nowspapor publication lirovonts this nofarlous business by tho universal wopo of tho hollco, which It makes public. livorywhoro that It has boon tried Hnwspnpor publication has proven of fectlvo nnd whllo tho law has not beon In effect In Oregon eufflclont tlmo to accomplish thu name results It Is nono tho less needed for any thing In which tho peoplo nnd tax payers nro Interested Is benefitted by newspaper publicity. I fought tint I was chaplon An' no ono olso could Bcrap, But I dono guess din W'ulto Hopo Suro put mo off do map. In Australia, cross do ocean, Whcro do kan'groo run loose, I dreamed dot all do whlto folks, Was Jtw' a. poor excuse. could nebber flggcr out dom days How It could ebber be, Dat dey could got ti man on earth To whip n coon Hko mo. An' so I went on drcamln' An' Insults I would sling, Como all yo' flghtln' whllo trnsh Como got into do ring. An when doy had a Whlto Hopo Dat dey really fought was tough Doy 'ud scud htm to do Hlack Smoke An' I suro would treat him rough. I kidded Mlstah Jeffries When I'd upporcut his ribs I walloped him so awful ha'd. Thoro was no show for his nibs An' when I licked dat White- Hopo, Do cilUcd folks so fine, Would nil get out In nutoa An' como marching down do lino. Doy cheered dls mighty Bluggbr, In regular culled style, I'd take my hat off to dom nil An hand dom back a smite. I was Runh dat I could lick dom nil Do fat, du tall, do lean, An' no I Jus dono nothln' olso, Hut dream, an' d renin, an' dream. Hut whon I wont to Cuba To meet ills odder hopo, I dreamed dat I was going down, An' dreamed I had do dopo. I was anxious to got In do ring, An' o'er do ropcH did lonp, I drenmod dat Mr. Wlllard, Was goln' fast to sloop. Por twenty rounds I played with Him, do namo ol' kidding game, And do next five rounds dls ulggalt Dronmcd do kidding was do samo. Hut whon round 2G Bhowcd up I Wo stnrtod In to mix, An' I dreamed I put ol' Wlllard In An awful, awful, fix. Don Sumpln' hit mo on do Jaw An' I fell In n swoon,, I could sea du star fish twinkle, In do glimmer of do moon. Mr. Wlllard ho dono licked mo. An' du black Hiuoku suuh am sore, Mr. JolniHon'H nnmo Is mud, For his drcamln' days am o'or. An' whon dat man he boiled Tlmo! An' Wlllard git n look, An' whon I took him by do hand I dreamed I felt It shook. WEDNESDAY Hrldgo Club evening party by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kauf man. Presbyterian Auxiliary at Church. Swedish Ladles' Aid with Mrs. Orcn. Christian Sisterhood with Mrs. J. W. Motley. I'rlsclllas with Mrs. A. II. Snow. Coos Hay Women's Club in library building. W. H. M. C. with Mrs. E. W. Lewis. Hoynl Auction Hrldgo with Mrs. W. II. Kennedy. Cafeteria Otub with Mrs. J. S. Hanson. D. M. C. Club with .Mrs. II. Kern. Narcissus Club with Miss Stella Fcderson. THURSDAY North Ilotid Altur Guild with Mrs. I. II. Uartlo. A. N. W. Club with Mrs. F. M. Frlodberg. Eastsldo Sowing Club with Mrs. A. M. Simpson in Hunker Hill. Mlnno-WIs with Mrs. W. E. Hoagland. Rainbow Cltlb at tho club hoilso. , ' I ' ; i , : : : MISS I1ATCIII3LOH IX RICCITAL ' Miss Frances Datcholor who Is to nppoar in recital at tl.o Presbyterian Church on April 12 ttndor tho dircc-1 tloh of Perl Rlloy Hnlllngor waB tho soloist at a concort given by tho Al bnny Women's Musical Club on Mon-' day evening of this week. Her nc-l eompanlst was Miss Hlnncho Hnm mcl, assistant instructor of volco In ' Albany College Miss Batcholor play ed Hevcrnl compositions by Campboll Tlpton, n now composer whoso worlc Is receiving much prnlso. B.'P. 0. ELKS. Tonight is the big "night," Installation of officers, Initiation and a general good time, You know what that means, Don't miss it, T, B, JAMES, Sec, SOUTH COOS RIVER, IIOAT j SERVICE LAUNCH KXPItCSS leaves .MitrMiflcld every dny 8 a. ni. Leaves head of river j at 0: 15 p. m. I STEAMER ItAINllOW leaves head of river dally nt 7 j n. in. Leaes Marsnflcld at 2 p. in. For charter upply on board, j ROGERS A H.MITII Proprietor j In a new oven for housohold use tho baking compartments nro on top of thu flro box nnd nro surrounded by flues through which bent passes. YOU AUTO CALL 1 FOR FOOTE'S AUTOS Phono 2(10. L. Night and Dny, Right Olio. Good Cars. Careful Driven 1). L. 1O0TE. AT THE HOTELS Willi ton pairs or revolving discs n static electric machine hns been built In Purls that has developed 1)20,000 volts botween Its terminals., SMITH'S VARIETY STORE, North Bend, for Fancy and Domestic CHINA Chandler Hotel. H. R. T.owory, Seattle; H, H. Don ahey, Portland; E. M. Rosenthal, Portland; A. Arnlers, Portland; A. M. Onkes, Portland; E. A. Waller, Seattle; H, 1). Waring, Portland; Dnn Murphy, Portland; Georgo A. Cr.blo, Portland; J, L. Standofor, Portland; Honry Wlprult. Portland; uniuei Miller, Hnndon Terriblo Croup Attack Quickly Repulsed. By Old Reliable Remedy t I WESTERN LOAN AND t BUILDING CQ, Well known Georgia Moiv Keeper has mastered croup ami colds for Ills family of tea ultli FoIoj'h Honey and Tar Compound. Tho mlnuto that hoarse terrlfyluR eroupy cough Is heard In the bomb of T J. Harbor, of Jefferson, (in., out comes Foley's Honey and Tar Com. Assets $2,340,000.00 I t t i t Pays 8 per cent on savings t ! t t I. S. KAUFMAN & CO. : t Local Tieasuror i : Hen MltoholL!,,Td7UTa,WU" n bo,,,fl rc,,d"- Portland; Andy P. DaW, Coqulllo: , ,, , . WB! iW0 or T J. Thrift, Coqulllo; J. I,. Hamll-Ic " ,,ro"' " ,,oy ,,ml n Krl. ton, Coqulllo. U,K'U """ BIV c,,r8 respectively, hud' jurrimo auacKB oi croup last wlntorl Lloyd Hotel. Sam Theodoro, Lakeside; John An dorson, Myrtlo Point; .1. I,, Myers, Pomona, Cal.; Charlos llllngworth, Mrytlo Point; Captain A. J Haytor, nandon; Georgo Martin, Floionco. Ultimo Hotel. Georgo Donovan, Myrtlo Point; H. Cnldwoll, Camp I: C. A. Jackson. Coos River; W. H. Short, Noith In let; Alfrod Jowoll, Indiums Inlet;, Hnulsh worry and saodocto blllr A. 'Wolch, Myrtlo Point; R. Hnydon, .--Kl,l Foley's Honoy and Tar Com Kmplro. St. TjuM-ence Hotol, P. E Morris. Myrtlo Point; It. A. liable and safe and tho Inst dobo Dick, Wagner; Frank K. Welles, s-j Is as good as the first. Get tho Join; Mrs. Jennlo Coulohuo, Sumuor, i genuine. Mrs. S U. liuuuoll, Hlnghani: WII-' Owl proscrlpllon Pharmacy. Frank frod Coikorlll, North Head; J. 'D'd Cohan. Central Ammiuo Oppo Lalrl Sltkum. jslto Chandler Hotel. Phono 74. nnd I completely cured them yltli Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. l' have ton In family and for ears Vo used Foley's Honey nnd Tar Com-' j pound nnd It novor falls, l cheerfully! recommend It to nnyone as a safe nnd rollnhlo remedy for croup, coughs 'nnd colds, nftor oars of satisfactory I tiso." ' I '....lltll, lllll.lll K . 1.A...I . I i.......ii ....... ,,a uii nuiiu, iii jour i.omo. Ono bottlo lasts a long tlmo If s ro- Pictures & Framing Walker Studio MERCHANT'S CAFE Popular place for Good Meals. Prices Reasonable I Cor, Commercial & B'dw'y 4 a .ia3-- mvavAVV ViJf yWM, fcnffTT rrafls tiLWV&kw ii.B .Hn & uj, v . u w - "-jr r auuw-w )wb 3! T3 h. I T. . i.f 81 cSfM a yKmiP t fiSi3s 'sir b m,' im xwwak vill wmnMWA (W ti ' t " fH'ter, v - 'i i v- ' v-'. u r v r ItrfL ifmi -? awnwir under yout Here's the dandy-handy package that's full of the tobacco that lets men know what a P-ood time they can get out of a pipe or makings cigarette. tf$ the national joy smoke is genuine pipe-joy plumb full of smoke happiness and that means flavor and fragrance and dream stuff. But the one thing that puts P. A. in solid is the famous patented process that has sent the tongue-torture kinds bacfc the hills. The patented process ". J CJRTSJM II. J Ile)roldi Tt.ttl.CCQ Co. V that makes P. A. so friendly is controlled exclusively by us. That's why we say there never can be another tobacco - as biteless as P. A. Prince Albert is sold at all smoke stations. The tidy red tin, 10c; me toppy reel bag, 5 c; also, pound and half pound tin humidors. Hera's a hunch: Wc litre do recommend to our friends the JC-oz. cryitat-glats humidor with tha tpongc in tho top that hecpa P. A. in fino condition. One home, one at tha office, always assures some smoltcl R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winston-Salem, N. C f " -!, HVUI 1I"I-1HMUI1I1.J1 t Hi? r-,yrfftffTjq.-rxr:invi:rM. fiM.rt wjmiin' IIMIIl.llIMI.l. .IMi.. IIIIIM BENNETT TRUST CO. MARSHFIELD, COOS CO., OREGON Capital, surplus and undivided profits 5125, 000.00 OFKICEKS: J. W. nonnett, President Arthur JIcKeown, Secretary Tom T. Dennett, Vlco President Dennett Swanton, Treasuror Transacts a trti3t buslnoss oily. Acts as trustee of oxpross trusts and also as executor nnd ndmlnlstrntor of estatos. Tho only Trust Company In Oregon oiitslde of Portland organized undor now truit law In this stato. TRANSPORTS Weekly Scrvlco Coos liny nnd San Tranclsco. We want your cash business and make it an object for you to pay cash. GET A RECEIPT Coos Bay Tea; Coffee and Spice House. l'houo iSUl.J. STEAMSHIP 111 S III Freight and Passenger Service From San Francisco; Tuesdays, From Coos Bay Saturdays, KltO.M S.l.V l-UXCISCO, AVKI)Xi:SIAV, APJlUi 7th, AT3I'.SL San I'Vuiielscii Office, fiOO into lliilldlng, and Pier Numlr S Oooa B:iv Acrent. O. TP. IVrnaEonaE. Phonett CT,- 7 -. . , umsmr&'xrttrBmr-txm.-'F To Portland! every Thursday To Eureka every Monday li 1 Abstracts FOIt HKIilAlIUC AllSTKACl'S OF T1T1.K AHOIT AM) IM'Ult.MATION COOS BAY REAL ESTATE, See TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc. aiAitsiiPiKM) an-i) coQunaa: citv, ori:gon GKNKKATj AfJIJXTS, LWSTSlDi: AX1) SIJXfJST VCKKX'S ADDITION' AGKXTS roil C'AXADIAX 1'Al II 10 DVILltOAn i.aviio HKXItV Si:XfiSTACKi:X, SIAXACUCU Tim PASX AND CQSIFOHTAllW S S. Geo. W. Elder NKWIiY KQUHTED xniiTir iAirn.'in rticamsiih CO. O. P. McGIiOIIOB AGKNT W. K. P?3! Phono 41, Mnrshflold Phono 421. NorthBHll WKKjreEaaoEissazKffiissiTrem: KQUII'PKIJ Willi YWlll' l KS. 1 TO BEAT THE BUILDING GAME has been a hobby with us for a our eusiomers will toll auraoio rrannne mater al at tha ROOd lanv VP.nrA nnd . l -. irJlV ir1.6::,'? et,.,5.!. .4. 0"ft J8t V" W yo," w"l to ilW an I the Hmount you want to gpoad and wo'll set busv win. nnrnn..ii ,rr"..."l..f.V vTnt your uonoy can buy. Try u. r ' "hU" 0Ul lu omi C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co. UKTAin DRPART.Mi:XT FUKL DILL 1 TWO DV USIXG OUR WOOD 182SOrTII imOADWAY CDT THE PHOVK 100. teamship R reakwatei ATAVAYfl OX TIM (siiPinM) r.viJitv .monhw utI;" ; . ,V1XG DATES: APRIL ' 1S:JU .J.', jj, SAILS TR05I MAHSIIP OX THU FOLLOW! APRIL 12, AT l A. 51.! APRIL 1. AT AT HMIO A. M. AXD FROM PORTL.M L I V T1CKKTS OX SAIiR AT FORTLAXD CITY TICKCT OFFICE. axd oak stri:i:ts, FORTiaNI). Phono 8.W. O. H. lAMJE1"1 . 11 f A't"" jas.ni - ITi I'll 1M1 " & Violin and Piano ' Anthony . May s. 'lV.nhlng Studlft :t8l Phono Utm-.l. Oiiliestrn W01K Central Ac. Arut (incut .'t Marslifield-NortliBend-Enipire Auto Service Lean's Mnrbhfiehl Comer 10:00 n.m. 2:00. p.m. 0:00 p.m. Iieau9 Xorlh Uoiul ntos later at llusy 15 niln. Leases Biupiro. 8:30 n.m. Hifto a.m. 8:30 p.m. Puget Sound Bridge Dredeins Co. Dams, Bridges, Buildings. General Constructs o COMPLETE PLANTS FOR HARBOR WORK. Our Coos Bay office lias available for Oregon w work the Dredge "Seattle" tho most now erf 11I. ltnst vu.imni mill most llioroufil'V twonly.lnch liydruullo dictlso In Pacific water Coos Bav nffir.n. Main office. Marshfield, Oregon. Ma n o" r iM Seattle, WashmslH "M; ' -3HO, t . .i---