T fir "pi- jcjwawTi m ;- wj?w!-i,njgr?(jL,'- TUB DAILY COOS BAY TIMES. MARSIIFIELD, OREGON', SATURDAY, MAY 251007. 1 1 mi iWiiMWiii ilittgto 'imiiwifim if m ' ' """ "TTWWBWHrTrillTTIini luiinuil inumm.iii i mm ii.ii mi i i. TTzT ZTZT... f"LJ,ly J ) - fw . -' ' "L -,-, ""I''KWW iiim MTMTTTT' " ' ' 1M. V n hmjt LW Hrt W mug lug tmra AN INDEPENDENT nEPL"", ""VS?APER P0DLI5IIED EVERY DAY ETCE1TINCI MON DAY AND Al.bO WEEKLY BY The Coos Hay Times Punusm.vo Co. FRED FASLISY, Editor. REX LARGE, Bl'sikes Manager. Tho policy of The Coos Bay Times will be Republican in politics, with the independence of which President Roose velt is tho leading exponent. Entered at the pontofllcc at Mnrshficld, Ore gon, for tmnimlsMon through the mail at second class mull'mattcr. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Single copy, daily, - - 5 cents Per month, daily, 60 cents Threo months, daily, - - $1 25 8ix months, daily - - $2 CO Ono year, daily, - - - $5 00 Weekly, per year - - ?1 00 Address all communications to COOS BAY TIMES Marshficld, Ortjon. Importance of Elec tric Link Between Roseburg and Bay Citations of Vital Necessity and Resulting: Benefits of Our Proposed Railroad Docs the adage. "Competition Is tho life of trades" still hold good? Is Coos county fighting Mr. Harrlman when helping in the development of Oregon whose resources have been only touched by railroad building and In face of the fact that the rail roads now built are unable to handle the trflc? AV111 not an ellectric line from Roseburg, open up a new and resourseful section that will prove a feeder to the Hairiman rail and steamship lines? The Drain road will not open up tho rich agricultural and timbered section between Roseburg and Myrtle Point. Nor people these districts. Tho added wealth, populatolon and devel opment that will invarltibly result fiom the building of such a line will bo n help to Harrlman rather than a hlnderance and will not draw from his millions needed in the building of other lines in Oregon. The business that naturally be longs to his water grade from Drain to Coos Bay will naturally follow that course and will not snea ovui a mountain lange to satisfy a sant lment for patronising iu plectric line Besides the tonnage that will natuially flow to Roseburg and C003 Bay over such a line, will add to the business of Harrlman's rail road and water tonnage. What has been tho result of rail load building In tho past; even the effect paralllng other lines? The building of tho Gieat Not thwestern from St. Paul to the Sound touch ing the Northern Pnclflc at Several points In Its course, by tho influence lent In tho development of tho coun try which Is traversed, has only added to tho freight and passenger traflc of the Northern Pacific. Instead of Injuring the business of llA Coour d. Alcno branch of the r "HA- FlanagamSt Bennett I i 7 ank Musjn:i,D, ouhiion . f iiininKiiihvcTiheit Jim riipltnB l'ald Op I0,I (.Mummed I'roflts $fcj Docs n KOMPraldblnMiiR ImstiiSss iintf draw on the Hank of (tilifornla at l'pinilsco Call! , F.rt NnHonll Hunk l'llftliiVd lr., 1'libl National llanjf Kii4burR, (y, Iliner Na tlonal HankJS'i'H Y"k, M ItWhchild A Son, LmuluuUnKlniiD. I Also tell( hiingLMiiliiegtl) all tlipl principal ties of Kurojie. I I .U founts kept snbjiaft to diecbf tufe deposit nt Id lock boxes (or rent S. a ear INTEREST PAI cents a month or ON TIME DEPOSITS N. P. from Spokane to Cour d. Alene Lake although the roads run through a narrow valley side by side, tho building of the electric rail road from Spogane to Coeur d. Alene city increased the business of the N. P. branch the first year by quadrupel lng the popouatlon of that town, and adding greatly to Spokane's popu lation and wealth, Besides doubling the value of the stock of tho electric line. Look at the net work of railroads in the State of Illinois, yet wc do jiot hear these competing lines whin ing about compctlton.yct I doubt not that for years to come Oregon can great country of ours, and Oregon Is a big state which can furnish ton nage for rail roads faster than they can be built. We will say huraah for Harrlman if he carries out his announced rail road projects for Oregon, but let us play our little part in helping the development of this great state, and making Coos Bay one of the rich and Important but-lets of tho Pacific Coast.s The people of Dougla County have shown commendable enterprise in this movement. Shall we meet him half way, or lag In the race? The cutting of the canal between Isthmus Inlet and the Coquille riv er may be all right, but this would not bring ns tho support of the wealth and good people of Dot' ;lurf County that would surely resu!' .in being connected with them bj ..dole bands. Neither would it likely have such an Influence in hastening the the building of the Drain branch. It might also be more difficult to ac complish, as such a move would not interest outside capital as will the building of an electric railway. Such a lino with the Influence of build ing o fthe Drain road make tho in terest of Douglas and Coos Counties double their wealth and population and add greatly to the value of tho Harrlman belongings. The impetus it would give to the rich Coquille valley, In the lino of development Would compel tho C. B. R. & E. railroad, now running to Myrtle Point to increase Its facili ties, in order to handle the business and the increase business would en able It to make more money on low er rates thus adding wealth to the farmers and tradesmen along tha line. I. S. KAUFMAN. NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS We nro Vlrased to antioince that Foley's Honey and Tar Wr Coughs, colds and ltlig troubles llnot affect ed by the National Pur Food and Drug law hs It contalnlno opiates or other hhruiful drugs and we rec commend At as a safe nlmedy for children and adultsI Red Cross Pharmacy. can famish the foBowinfa Thoroughbred Eggs at 1 J W $2. Carer pttiAg j 1 Rhode island RedB tt Barred Jplynjouth RMcs 3 White leghorns jl Pekin Ducks at W. FLArMGAN I i V i SB sKpw m re ithlho m lpi0HimmMmMmmftmM t Yr irt,t yp "! "' Trtuminito JOHN Send in our order; Eggs Shippe 1 ar ywhei county. ' ' 41 -L-JL rff ikm OSapiRuVthrk fully pal 5lI.Dbn. Olnradulfl Si nntrrol SafilMun tumlntBA. I Hakes Kidnoyo and D ladder Right si j$ . iwrt"v3 irena ! 1 ftjomfort A Record M 2 Yeaife Hard Work on oie Part of the Mavor land Council : :: : "' $ mrshWld BRIDGE I II The Steamer i i i. &. PlVnt M J 1 IS I Sails for San Francisco Saturday, May 11 2 I MARSHFICLD, x : : OREGON Bradley Traver r MAKvSBEN'S 6o0S BAY BOTTLING WORKS A ROYAL SELECT GAMBRLNUS BOTTLED BEER Quarts Phone Orders promptly A Bo&LIed !actjS,Fints and une i pompUy attended to d One Haft Pints. Choice Hay troir( ' Caprornla ILAp lie ! Seetoow : Ice Cream Ice Cream Soda Crushed Fruit Nut Sundaes Coos Bay Specials At the Distributors, Marshfield plgV)lWW3tfBrtdMWrMirtfc, tftfi jitft Are you a man who ap preciates good clothing at reason prices If ou aro, you can como here expecting to see many suits to interest you in our tremendous and varied stock of spic-and-span new clothing for Spring and Summer, which in style, quality and assortment is on a par with that shown by the leading clothing establishments of New York City. If you haven't been in this Spring to see the splendid values we offer in ICHAELS-STERN you shouldn't delay coming an ,ther day. You can't find tho equal of this celebrate 1 clothing anywhere in town under a third more than wo ask. Imismf Of strictly high-grade, dependable materials, fault less in cut and tailoring and up-to-the-minute in advanced fashion, you can make a sel.ction of anv suit at $12 to $30 with every assurance of perma nent satisfaction and that you got tho best value obtainable at the price you paid. Your inspection is especially requested of our Spring Sack Suits at $15 We ask ou to judge those suits by tho $18 and $20 standards of other stores as far as the quality is concerned, and for stylo, workmanship and finish, with to-measure-mado suits costing $30 or mere. Do this and you will surely purchase one of these suits at $15 in newest patterned worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres in tho fashionablo gray, blue and brownish tones. Smart Spring Suits for Boys, $2.50 to $12 Clothes made of tested fabrics in handsome patterns, strongly tailored to resist wear and hold their shapeliness permanently values that sell elsewhere at $3.50 to $15, hero in a great assortment of attractive models at $2.50 to $12. ....Ct 111) - " " MICHAELS-STERN FINE CLOTHING MlCHl,TCIIl CO. r..w.T. H.lt La iiL F REY North Bend mini irmirTrnrmr-rini n iiiM-nrin i i i 'ir- . lr mnr-miMjaiMiijiiuii.inniiniiniiir- - WTO TWffliv&raTOF wfrMn u&j iiJ iHPoi.-Hi m i. i Mr&t iai A...A . r tt m wm uurc any case or luaney oiVJSladdr beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine Disease not ;an do more. Curea Backache Corrects Irregularities Do not risk having Briftht's Disease or Diabetes f X- Hf - mrrni