itfiSfifiiMji
Sffifjgg
TnE DAILY COOS HAY TKME3, MAHSnyiELP, OREay, THURSDAY, JUX1S 20, 1007.
it"
I
IB
dens Say 3tmaa
AN INDKl'E.VUCN-T RKPCI" """ ""SrAl'KR
PUIIMMIKD EVERY DAY lACKPTISO MON
DAY AND ALSO WEEKLY J1Y
Tnn Coos
Hay Times 1'oiilisiiino Co.
FItKD PASLEY, Editor.
HEX LARGE, Btsinkss Manaokh.
The polny of The Coos Bay Timos
mil bo ltopuhlUiin in politics, -with the
ind''P"n Icnce of which I'icsidcnt Roose
velt is the U-ailing exponent.
Iii'iii i Hi Hie poMofflie nt Mnrehfleld, Ore
gon tor i an misMoii tlnottgh the inail an
Si ( an I 1 1 inuil.miUtpr.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Single cipy. daily, - - 5 cent
Ppi- montn, dwily, - - 50 cents
Ihreo nonthq, daily, - - $1 2o
bix months, daily - - $2 50
One year, daily, - - - ?r 00
cekly per year - - 51 00
two cities with the present mode of
transportation equals the time re
quired by a rnilrond train for a dis
tance of fifteen miles.
With a railroad connecting, North
Bend and Marshfleld would only be
separated by about flvo or sii min
utes and Empire In proportion. Com
mercially, Industrially, and socially a
railroad on the peninsula of Coos
Bay will draw the present individual
cities into a solid unit. It will make
possible a growth hitherto impos
sible. It will nurture llve competi
tion and for that, if nothing else, the
railroad will be a priceless attriuuto
to the peninsula of Coos Bay. Every
offort should bo made for its build
ing and, as far as compatible with
the future welfare of tho cities on the
bay, no obstacles should bo allowed
to hinder its coming.
FOURTH OF JULY.
WD ARE now assured of a fitting
celebration on the Fourth.
The citizens of North Bend did them
selves proud wnen they demonstrated
their patriotism by raising a cash
subscription of $600 for the observ
ance of the day. As Marshfleld ha3
.madf. no plans for the day the citi-
,.-.-.-........... ---"'' . 1 zon8 caj, gather in North Bend and
MHTt Y'S VALUE. I contribute their share toward miilc-
HVNA, who has won undying ing the celebration a memorable sue-
cess. liivery uusiness uuuse " uuu
Bay ought to close its doors on the
night of July 3 and not again reopen
until tho morning of July 5. Tho
day 13 fraught with so many sacred
memories for true American citizens
that it should be made an occasion of
unalloyed pleasuro and lecrcation.
EAGLES.
Mnrsliflcld Aclro, No. 538, Fra
ternal Order of Eagles. T. J. Lewis,
V. P., Georgo Stolz, secretary. Meets
every Wednesday evening in Eagle's
Hall on Fiont Street, nt S p. m.
EVERYBODY COME TO THE
Chrlstinn Endeavor Concert and So
cial it the Odd Fellows' Hall, Fri
day evening, Juno 21, 1007, at S:30.
Fine music and refreshments.
agirjTaaMifcirutug3ziixo3jiwTOgi-iTujAtMgj.
i-&saaffisgassam'jay.
The Steamer
Aldiess oil communications to
COOS BAY TIMES
Marshfield. Oregon.
J f imo in the newspaper realm,
.ircci. ltd more than any one else
the value of a public l'brary.
Th -'real pm posp of a public 11b
lan, ','M Mr Dana, is to promote
and unite intelligence. It brings to
gether ti pioducls of tho wise minds
of the world. It holds within its
footing of good fellowship, that do
more for the upbuilding of communi
ties than ail else.
v alls v collection of all tho wise and It is days such as these, when nolgh-
vitty things ever raid: those it marks bors and friends throw asme an oum
nn,i m,iPvn nn,i nrfni-s tn Its friends. nes3 cares and mingle on a common
It is 'n its community a sort of in
tellectual minute-man, 'always ready
to supply to every comer something
of Interest and pleasure. It puts
good books, and no others, into the
hands of children. It tall3 about
Cinderella and informs you on riots
in Moscow. It offers you a novel of
modern Japan, and a history of Ven
ice of the past. It knows about the
milk in the cocoanut, the floods of
thr river Nile, the advantages of edu
cation, the evils of legislation, how '
A man whose name is Singer re
cently married a Miss Nightingale.
There is one sure bet, and that is that
.the little Singers will not be night
ingales. Umpqua Valley News.
However much the American peo
ple may condemn Harry Orchard for
his self-confessed career of henious
to plan a home, why bread won't icrime the man deserves credit' for
. i'
rise, and can tell more about the.tne unearthing of what, if it proves
true, is one of the greatest machines
of anarchism that ever threatened
the welfare of any country.
hugeness of our task at Panama, and
the mental failings that give Jamaica
and Venezuela more trouble than
most of our Congressmen ever
dreamed of.
I am a great believer, as you see,
in reading, and I think with good
reason. Living seems to us worth
while. It is better worth our while
if, while we live, wo live much, learn,
see, understand, enjoy many things.
Reading is the short cut into the
heart of life.
If you are talking with a group of
friends about, for example, different
parts of the United States, and some
one happens to mention a city or
town In which you have lived, note
how your interest quickens, and how
eager you are to hear news of the
place or to tell of your experience in
it. This is a simple overy-day fact.
The same thing you have observed a
thousand times about any subject or
talk with which you may be familiar.
We learn about many things just by
keeping alive and moving round!
Those things we have learned about
we can't help being interested In.
That Is tho way wo aro made. If wo
knew about more things our Inter
ests would be greater in number,
keener, more satisfying; we would
talk more, ask more questions, bo
more alert, get more pleasure.
Tho lesson from this is plain
onough: If you wish to have a good
time, learn something. You like to
meet old friends. Your brain, also,
likos to como across things it knows
already, to renew acquaintance with
the knowledgo it has stored away and
hr'f forgotten. Tho pleasures
There exists a doubt In the minds
of many as to whether it Is in order
to send Portland congratulations on
tho new spring creation with which
she blossomed out Sunday last. Judg
ing from reports some of the mem
bers of the municipal family were
opposed to donning tho "lid."
LAND MARK GOES
Building Thnt Has Housed Saloon
For Past Seventeen Years To
He Wrecked.
The P K Saloon which lor a num
ber of years has been located at the
northwest corner of Front street and
A street was yesterday opened for
business In the room at the south
wast corner of the same streets In the
room recently occupied by the ofllce
of the Ccntial Hotel. The samo
front doors which were in use in the
old building have been removed to
the new location.
Th0 old building occupied by the
saloon will be torn away at once to
make room for the excavation of the
now Flanagan rind Bennett bank.
This building has been occupied by
a saloon for tho past seventeen or
eighteen years and in that time has
becomo woll known to thousands of
people who have visited the hay. It
of I is ono of the best known land marks
recognition and association; tho de-1 in the city and will make- way for ono
lights of renowing your friendships j of tho first lino brick and stone build
with our own ideas aio many, easyings that will mark the building
to gtt, never failing. But if you progress the coming summer and
wish to havo Interests and delights
in fi'iod plenty you must know of
intuiv things. So, 1 uy. if you wish
to be liaupy, learn somethlnf.'.
ThU soundb like ndIco to a fctu
ilent It is not. It Ih a suggestion to
the w.n finer. For thin learning pro
cost l in bo as delightful as it is to
gather flowers by the roadside In a
summer walk.
tall.
1
VI
F
PLAN'
Sails for San Francisco Firday June 21
F. S 7 DOW Agent
MARSHFIELD,
OREGON
vJgjHE
ding Is Going
U-J -'
and will continue in Railroad addi
tion. Many choice locations have
been selected in this addition be
cause of its beautiful situation, its
nearness to the business center, its
easy accessibility and the sure pros
pect of its steady increase in value.
Many have selected their perma
nent locations for homes in Rail
road addition. Do likewise and be
in the best district. If not interest
ed in choice residence property see
us for desirable water-front and im
proved business property.
1.
OVER TELEPHONE OFFICE
MARSHFIELD, OREGON
ff-
,
ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT?
If you are then order W. P. Fuller (& C&.
PHOENIX BRAND PAINT
For Sale by the
Coos Bay Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Olio 1
1
OOK FOB COUTH IHifj
UlllC'S new ad this Issuo.
l.(Kj
KAiriltOAD.
tho frauchlM
A SIDR from tho crunchlM ones-
tion a water front railroad on
U( i-nin-.ula of Coua Hay will prove
(if mi stiin.ible alut as a developing
fat tin t preueut our arupe of t
puiMiu is limited bet-auite of the all
auiu, t txiteditluuN transportation.
Tn . h t ii i iitnrt) rapidly the urowtu !
of thi in iiiuaula of Coon Bay tiumu-1
In u ill, 1 1 U-s of North Bond. Mm-sh-i
IK i i lit Umpire it U InipttiaiHe
tli it i il'iTort-iit nun imuili les le (
l i ii in ihmer itnith with one i
in Vi urtwtfut North lUud,
tint i M'-lil an neparatwl by a,
Ui t i' . , i)it 1 to nfttti'U miles of rati-1
r i i i tnt tlnu roiiulii'ill
tn i 1 UU lllMlUUl' llilWull tho I
& DVlt- I
E5EKllfflmazmB3IMiSraCTSgTClgg
SAY CIT
IMTAUCZOIMS
Fitting Glasses is no
side line with us we
devote our wliolc time
to it
OUR MOTTO
BEST SERVICE
BEST GOODS
Wo or ftlpl to furnish both
F. .J. HAYES
otnoMtrrmsT
&Wm&mfNmmM&
ON EAST SHORE OF BAY
Level bench land, all cleared, for business blocks
Gentcl sloping, Aldercovered land, for residence
lots.
Reasonable Prices Easy Terms
Also 550 acres Dairy Farm on Kentuck Inlet.
Free Launch from Marshf ield
aM NorLh Bend.
Call at our office opposite Central Hotel,
Marshfield, Ore. or call us up on phone.
Coos Bay Townsite Company
O. C. SETHER, Pres, and Gen, Alanager
N. F. THRONE, Secretary
WE SELL
Coos BaReal Estate
Residence and Farming Property
A snap 40 acres on Catching Inlet 4 miles from
city J 5 acres bottom land under dyke.
40 acres on County Road 4 miles from city $J8
per acre.
For further particulars call on
F. M. Rummdl Jr. 8c Co.
Nasburg bldg.
ffotfftPfljlltilMW
NtWLiowimBBgycwiyeitgrii
raaaLXCTRnssn
MARSDEH'S COOS BAY BOTTLING WORKS
ROYAL SELECT GAMBRINUS BOTTLED BEER
Quarks, Pants an I One Half Pints.
Piions Orders promptly attsudcd to. Phono 401.
"tx-JiZ-lJ--" V'h;'"'''MT?.TvTTamy.Tmjam3r3CZg
gXXSX2!ZBX23Zl!nW3E3il
MrttJW.l.lJViliuu.lJCTEg3BaMnlrr" '' i I. in i -in
S ingaMaliisiBSgircl uaKj.x.' umuuxuec. rzauaiarszr-u.i)7aacrt imjnusaacoiccmxiEsniiaKtTtjj
ABSOLUTE SAFETY
is the best thing we have to
offer Other inducements are
of secondary importance Upon
this basis only do we solicit your
patronage
First National Bank of Coos Bay
.TOHN S. COKli, President
W.S. McFAKLAND, Cashier.
O. B. HINSDALE, Vice Pres.
R. T. KAUFMAN, Asst. Cas.
California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company.
Steamer Alliance
15. D. OLSON, Master.
SAILING FROM-
COOS BAY to Portland and Return
GEO. D. GRAY a CO., General agentB,
421 Market St.. San Francisco.
L.W.SIIAW, Agont,
Marshfleld. Phone 441
Observation Train
rSSsHtvJliij
"&y?2i
NnUKM tan M
WrcL,
v . W f : Zyju '
23.
JSMBfTF
n
v:v.
vjw:
.TTfc-j jzrrj
wSfci'tf Il2rs."i3
"ftV... C" J 1
..immSSS
mm
insr nil,, Hff'i rrviWjj, ...
wmmm,u .mmm
wmmMiUi mmjm'rjs? -vl
nwL&Rmm.nwmff Kfs ss.v ,.a.. -
namtaf m&m,7fjni)t . sjsm- j-... m
SiJmmW 7SiA(vSi. S3
',
ille River Fleet
Excursion
ii
Secure tickets m advance and avoid the rush
Tickets Limited to 500
NORTON & HANSON, Marshfield
COOS BAY NEWS CO., North Bend
mmmmmmmammmmmm
1"1f
fl
TRY A TIMES WANT AD.
MBTOBllWi'refWIWfW'MttgraWgl
AU
Mfcfc