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Coos Bay Times
AN INDFPKNDEXT HKPUP"rt" "9?ArKn
rumniiKD eveiiy ihy nxcErnso Mon
day AND ALSO WEEKLY BY
Tiii Coos Bay Times I'uiilihiuno Co.
FKED PASLEY, Editor.
IttiX LARGE, Business Manager.
The policy of The Coos Bay Times
will be Henublitan in politics, v.ith the
Independence of which President Roose
velt in the leading exponent.
Enteral (vt tlio potonice at MarshtlelJ. Ore
gon lor trnnsmlvxlon through the malls as
sccCnd clas mall matte r.
a. much greater tribute however to
have an outsider a man whose
home ia over three thousand miles
eastward demonstrate his faith by
buying up thousands of dollars
worth of property, as Matthew
Voney, of St. Louis, has done. That
sort of action tells Its own sotry.
This man, like many others, mado
careful study of conditions along the
PacIOc coast before Investing. Coos
Bay's prospects were weighed
equally with other places between
Golden Gate and Pugte Sound. Liko
so many others have done Mr. Voney
selected Coos Bay as the place for
his Investments.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES'
Sinfrlo copy, iluily,
Po month, daily,
rhK5 months daily,
Bisi mouths, daily
One year, daily,
Woekly, per year
5 CCIltB
50 cents
$1 25
$2 50
$5 0D
$1 00
B0QUETS FOR
SEYMOUR BELL
Coos Bay's Popular Electric Light
and Gas Man Is Treated to
Short, Clear Dissertation
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if nnn has a lingering, wistful
yearning to know what the general
public thinks of him he Is recom
mended to eavesdrop, or hang
around a crowd In which he Is not
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Address all communications to
COOS DAYTIMES
Marshficld, Oregon.
PORTLAND COMMPAT.
PORTLAND Oregonlan editorial:
"To make any comment what
ever upon the conditions, circum
stances amhevents which apparently
block the way for a railroad to Coos
Bay would he to Invite an attack of
vituperation fiom the press of that
section of the state. So what's the
uso? Let us turn to a moie pleas
ing picture of rapid railroad build
ing to Tillamook Bay, and when
difficulties ohnll have been removed
at tlio port farther south, we ctin
look that way neain and enjoy the
vlotr of Industrial and commercial
development. Just now all loads
leafl to Tillamook."
Although the old reliable new&
papar of Portland has como to he
goaeially acknowledged as an un-
Uiaaol exponent of public; questions,
Ilka the rest of us It .sometimes
uu A portion of the above com
ment on Coos Bay U an error to
which v.e would call attention for
the following reasons:
rirft If the Cre&onlan woro to
niHtp correct comment on the "Gon
dii Ions, circumstances, and evoita
Mhlc'i apparently block the way for
a railroad to C003 Bay," the press
ot thU section eo far Irom Indulging
In vltupsiatlon would tnko a stand
with the Portland newspaper. -
Second The Orgonlau could not
comnent on the "conditions, clrc tn
Htiinoes, and ovonts which apparently
bloi-U the way for a railroad" ue--anfl
it H not ncfiualnted with them.
Fro in our perusal of the editorial
t-niun ns of that newspaper we
Kiitlu i- that tho majority of tlio Bitb
jpcts which it writes on nro mas
teioil in detail beforo any commont
is lmtde. Should it wish to make
an Investigation of the "conditions,
riicunistances and events" to which
H nltrs and then mako comment
upon the facts as gathered we would
be plnesod. We bellevo hoev?r
that the Oregonlan laboring as ia
obvious under a misrepresentation
will i"ndily seo the absurdity of in
truding upon a question regarding
whit.i it appeals to have no of'.er
Inlunrutlon than ft distortion of
lnci1!
'1 ho Orogonlnn says regarding
Tillamook Buy that "all roads lead
that way just now." The Times
would lespcctlully nillv to tho edi
torial, what nitpaiuntly tho Oregon
lan I irgot to mention, 'U: that at
the piobent writing "all tho roads to
Tillamook" so fnr jtm tluottgh I'oit
land. Tho following excerpt, from
tho Oregonlan of Sunday's Issue, is
taken fiom an article in connection
i with illustrations on Tillamook Ba
"Becauso it lias boon Isolated by
3nck of railroad communication, onlj
ti small proportion of tho people of
Oiegon havo any idea of tho bconery
of tho Tllnmook Coast. On tho com
pletion of tlio Pacific Railway &
Navigation Company's line, howover,
thin country will ho tho most con
venient to Portland of any ocean
resort. It will then probnbly be
come very popular nnu win soon
number thousnnds In Its regular
Yj .summer colony."
I rnna Tinv iinns not clnltn the dis
tinction of being a summor resort
.adjunct to tlio Roso City of Oregon.
"Wo hnvo a good harbor hore. Wo
nro going to havo a hotter one. Wo
uso tho adjective- without qualifica
tions, it will innk as a sister to
3'uget Sqiind, mid Golden Gate. It
,may not ho so largo as tho latter nor
so deep as tho former. But It will
accommodate uny ship that travels
over tho Pacific or Atlantic.
Because vd Intend to become a
Hoop-sou port somo may torm us a
val to Portland wo do not seok
tho 111-favpr of tho pross of that
city. Neither dowo curry Its favor.
Wo ask a squaroadoa,l no more, no
loss.
Hardware
Builders Hardware
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Nort!iB2id
W. J. SMITH - - P. M. REBERG
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known, which, however, Is about tho
same thing. Seymour Bell enjoyed
such an experience recently, nnd
though he learned a town character's
opinion of himself, ho is undecided
as to whether the joke is on him or
on Mayor Straw. It happened thus-wise:
Mr. Bell was sitting in his office on
Front street when In camo a dis
appointed franchise grabber. His
conversation he addressed to Mr.
Blanchard, who strolls around nnd
relieves patrons f tho electric light
system of any surplus capital they
have at tho beginning of tho month.
The tirade wa3 of considerable vol
une, but Mr. Bell stood It manfully.
Finally tho visitor reached a grand
finale in the statement that the fran
chise he wanted was obtained by
Mr. Bfll after paying for a litty
cent dinner for thb mavor at the
Now England Kitchen. Having ex
plained the situation bo fully and
to himself satisfactorily, ho walked
away and left Mr. Bell to state the
matter to the mayor and argue out
who's who.
FOR RENT Two
across tho street
new building. Mr
5 room coltage. lot 35x100, on corner, $1300
cash. A bargain in North Bend.
Also 6 million feet of
team
V. A. JMX
mis to rent;
O'Connoll's
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sfitoipagei
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prs nduth oy
HIELB. OR
uirff aisaoi
NiOETROS
40 per cent, of which
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Front St. 3 do
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Bank Building, North Bend
Tines are the two best bargains
i Gary County
ira Cedar.
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In Coos County Ranches, FrmSTconl
Timber Claims, lniiuoctl nml Uij.miuov
I will ileal only with owners. , N
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I'ARTICUIiARS ns to location, iniprc
etc., or NO ATTENTION will b(gb
property at YOUR PRICK, I uill cull
tuuTTJmbr T-:u:ils, Homestead tuid
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'City nnd Town I'rojtci tics.
njront' aiVIi: IN DETAIIi MM,
hiMP.ejfts, IiOWEST CABI1 I'illVK,
our ithswers. If I dcbU'c your
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Address "Investor" Care Daily Times
MAR3HFIELD, OREGON
2o cent'!
fck.itci
13 cent
their
10 cents 4jjui'-ion
Gentlemen fvening".
Special attention given to
childion Saturday after
noon. Best of order always
main'ained.
D L Avery,
Manager
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DEER SEASON OPENS JULY I&
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KAITJI IN COOS IIAV.
IT is good to have visitors to Coos
Hey declare their faith In its
future It lays greator stress on our
oft declared boiler In this wonderful
otinn nt thn Pacific coast. It Is
Marshf ield Best
Lunch Service
LA BON
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dinsiing room seLs in Ctany9 Florentine,
Dtcfeess point, Irish point and etc., sizes
from 6 inches yp ho 72 inches for dining
table. ,
During this week you can have the opportun
ity of seeing a stock of $2500 displayed in our
WINDOWS
It cost yon nothing to see them.
This store be open nights until the
4th OF JULY
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