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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1907)
pr w fir Z T"" '""T THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1907. Coos Bay Times AN INDEPENDENT RKrCnrw,""'r7"",8''APKn rtmu-iiiEn every day excepting Mon day AND ALSO WEEKLY I1Y The Cooa Bay Times Publishing Co. The policy of The Uoos Bay Times tIU bo Republican in politics, with the Independence of which President Roose velt is the leading exponent. Sntered at the poMolIlcc at Marlifield, Ore ton, for trnnmlkslon thruugh the infills as second clas mall.niattcr. SUBSCRIPTION RATES- SLnglo copy, daily, - - 5 cents For month, daily, - - 50 cents Three months, daily, - - $ 1 23 8lx months, daily - - $2 50 One year, d.iily, - - - f 5 00 Weekly, per year - - $ 1 50 has received reports which show that six .pounds of the fresh fruit will make one pound of tho evaporated product. The evaporated fruit looks well and makes line sauce when cooked. The Forest Grove Times speaking of the loganberry industry says: "D. A. Snyder, the fruit dryer of Dayton, who evaporated a consider able quantity this year, found ready sale for them for shipment to Alas ka. President W. H. Newell, of the state board of horticulture, obtained from him 100 pounds of tho evapo rated loganberries for use as sam ples. He has already heard from an eastern house which probably hand les more Oregon cured fruits than any other one concern, and their re port Is very favorable. There seems to be little doubt that evnporated loganberries will become a standard article on the market." Address all communications to COOS BAY TI'.JES Marshfield, Oregon. TfETi. THE OIL-KING'S SONG. The Oil King, (reincarnation of Erl-Klng) John D. Rockefeller, Is reported as feeling quite discouraged over the losses which tho people must now suffer because of the rash act of Judge Landis In enforcing the law and imposing on the oil trust a heavy fine. "The policy of the pres ent administration toward great busi ness combinations of all kinds can have only one result. It means dis aster to the country, financial depres sion and financial chaos," Thus speaks the first great billionaire. In other words the determination of President Roosevelt that the law shall be obeyed by both great and small and that the government shall bo dominant over all business com binations and all people, is objection able to tho King and his gold-ribbed aristocracy. From their point of view tho requirement that the law must be obeyed, must result fei dis aster, chaos and loss of confidence. The results which seem to have followed the Imposition of an un paralleled fine on Standard Oil as a punishment for Its unparallclled crimes have not been reassuring to som6. The stocks In Wall street have taken a tumble. There Is disaster, chaos and loss of confidence to the camp followers of tho defeated King. They are beaten and discomfited. They have put their faith in tho God of Mammon who has not been able to sustain them in the end. The honest industrial world Is not affect ed as it could be and was, ten years ago. Times have changed. The un expected has happened and those who earn their dally bread outside of speculation and stock gambling are not now dependent on Wall street as they were in days gone by. The Increase of the gold output of the Western and Alaskan mines has put millions into circulation which did not have to pas3 through Wall street. Tbo West and the South are not now Altogether dependent on the Oil King and his associates. If the Oil King, like Pharoah of old, mlsqulded, deluded and infatu ated, shnll dare to follow the released losts, into the pathway between the walls of the parted Red sea, he will And that the evils he promises to lheni will be visited back again upon lilm. If he and his ill-advised fol lowers shall force an Issue now, he 3nay find that "tho people who dwelt in darkness have seen a great light" and that tho radicalism of Judgo Landis will bo ultra-conservatism, compared with tho radicalism which tho government under proper guid ance, la capable of. The examples of Australia and New Zealand are hotter understood today than they were ten years ago, and they afford some object lessons which Rockefel ler, Rogers and Stlllmnn might study with mental and spiritual profit. LOGAN 1 1 K FlUlEsT. Tho demand for Coos nay logan berries has novor been supplied and thore is not much danger that the question of how to dlsposo of tho sur plus will arise for many years. Dut Coos Day can produce loganberries equal to any in tho world and her cheap wator transportation causes all she can produce- to bo shipped south after tho Coos Day peoplo get their grudging tasto. Salem and Willam ette Valley havo to do vise a way to dlsposo of theirs until tho road Is opened to Coos Day, so tho Salem Statesman show.s how it is done: Interest In tho loganberry indus try and especially what can bo ac complished with tho evaporated pro duct continues among tho fruit grow er of this section. Tho Statesman was tho fii 'it newspaper f o publish nc couuta of tho experiments thot had )jen curled on nt Dayton. Kvapo-ralt-d loganberries have already be come a commercial product that is destined to play an Important part in tho fruit Industry of this section. Hon. W. K. Nowoll, prsoldont of tho Oregon stnto board of horticul ture, wlw has boou Investigating tho feasibility of evaporated loganberries Business Directory Doctors. APPLE EXHIIUT. It must not be forgotten by the people of Coos county that in order to give the proper impetus to the cultivation of fruit and particularly that prize fruit of all, the Coos Day Gravenstein apple, every Inducement 3hould be made to havo a fine apple exhibit at the Chamber of Commerce, Marshfield, by September 10th. The Marshfield Chamber of Commerce has appropriated thirty dollars to be distributed In prizes for the best ex hibits in that line and the officers will be ready to announce their plans In regard to that matter in a short time. Meanwhile let every one who has the Interests of the Day at heart begin now to prepare to capture the prize for the apple. Of course, the great purpose of offering the prizes Is to have a fine exhibit In a public place and to thus advertise the ex cellence of our fruHs and our bench and hill lands. No better place could be found for the purpose, because Marshfield is just now a very active city and its streets throng with a floating poulatlon. Probably there is no town of Its size In Oregon where so large a floating population crowds the streets. To thse people, all of whom are reasonably well to do, and all of whom are investigators, it is important to show what our country is and how varied, abundant and per fect are Its resources. The timber is always In sight. The coal can be seen in every bunker. The apples, strawberries and vegetables can be labeled and made to tell a splendid story. 1 lAKIUMAX'S WAY. The Prlnevillo Review is somewhat stirred up over the way the Southern Pacific seems to shift the cut on tho people of Oregon, every time there is a prospect of a new railroad deal. This is the way it talks: "Now watch the railroad game be ing played In Crook county and you will see the Nelson-Gregory outfit lay down their cards without calling Mr. Harrlman. It is an. old game, this railroad game, but the same old bluff will Invariably work when made by the man who has the money at his command. For Central Oregon we are sorry, but there Is no use In try ing to hide the facts. The very mln ate some one tries to project a line into this territory Mr. Harrlman gets busy, and the other man will quit be fore he does. Then he'll quit. He would rather expend halt a million to keep another man out than to add another half million and build Into central Oregon. Was ever thero an other such a case of perversity? It Is doubtful if the railroad magnate would allow even a horse road con structed from the Columbia to Crooked river." .$. ,$, 4. 4. .j. .. .J. 4. 4. $ PIANO STUDIO .J. Of LOUIS II. UULili Will open for tho reception : of pupils about Sept. S, 1907. Parlors above Taylor's Piano Store. ,, 4. f j $$ 4 J 4 4 4 Pull the BELL CORD Wet Your Whistle Then Blow J. R. HERRON, Prop. Front Street, : : Marshfield, Oregon M E. E. STRAW, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Diseases of the Eye, Ear, I oat and Throat a specialty. Oflice in Lockhart's Building. Marshfield, Oregon DR. HAYDON Ofllcc oppolto Union Furnfturo Store. H01111 10 to lnnd 12 to 5 Special attention pnfd to diseases of tne urinary and digestive organs U. 8' Tension exatntnoi Marshfield, Jregot UK. J. W. INGJMAi. liTSlcinP run" burgeon. Oiflc" over Sengstacken's Drug Store Phoree Oflice 1621; residence 783 tEismnutsutMiuK TMC 1 M. JLJiL 1L4 J - P4 tyTW.WIB1UtMMIWIilHWUHUUWflM'WWIWBHBHl lAT ACTC ITm. JL MiuaA mfeta M. & JLJL EZ22BEHCTlEEEi33K3C3K3 BEK0HSBGH Lawyers. E. L. C. Farrin Geo. N. Farrin PARKIN & FARRIN Attorneys nt Law City Attorney, Dep. District Attorne Will practice in U. S. Courts and before the U. S. Land Office. Lockhart Duildlng, Marshfield, Ore. Phone Main 41. J. W. DENNETT, Office over Flanagan & Dennett Dank. Marshfield, ... - Oregon Francis II. Clarke Jacob M. Blake Laurence A. Llljeqvlst CLARKE, 1JLAKE & LILJEQVIST, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Times Building, Marshfield, Ore. United States Commissioner's Oflice. c f. Mcknight, Attorney at Law. Upstairs, Dennett & Wal- Dlock Marshfield, .... Oregon COKE & COKE, Attorney at Law. Marshfield, ... - Oregon DRIGHAM & CELL, Architects. North Bend, - - - Oregon Real Estate Agents. DIER LAND COMPANY, Real Estate Drokers. North Dend. Oregon MR. ALBERT ABEL, Contractor for learning of all kind Phone 1884. TheC.B.,R.&E.R. and Navigation Co. t lU kar Tho "Gabler Tone" 1ms been famous union? plnno users for iuoro than fifty years. It gives the rare and delightful combination of SWEETNESS WITH POWER, n pure, silvery singing tone under tho light touch a rich, full resonance In the fortissimo pnsi-nges. But tills is not nil. The tone of nmmnummnumuimn:ntmmnttnn P O 0 00 ot 0 0 tt ti 0 1 00 u o n . o o o 00 00 isnnsssnins$snssssntniinntinnnninmmsnnnnnnnms v when new, Is their tone yenr lifter your except that It gains in qunlity with use. Age cannot make it weak or "tinny," tho hardest use does not effect its richness or depth. This is because of Gabler Construction and Gnblcr Workmanship, tho first tho most scientific, the hitter the most conscientious, ever put Into ti Xia no. Send for particulars ef The GABLER. Plan of Purchase An easy way ho get Uie best piano built ? T B..9 flames Music v0 C street between Broadway and Front. TILE C. B., R. & E. R. R. & N. CO. TIME TABLE. Subject to change without notice. No. 1. Lv. 9:00a.m. Lv. 9:45a.m, Ar.l0:20a.m. Daily, ex, Sunday Marsh'd Junction Conulllo Myrtle Pt No. 2. Coos Bay Steam Laundry OF MARSHflELD and NORTH BEND A 11 work now done at he North Bend Plant Edgai Mauzey Agent, Marshfield North Bend Phone 1031 Marshfield Phone 180 Ar.12 :30p.m. Lv.ll:30a.m. Lv.l0:45a.m, Trains to and from Beaver Hill dally. F. A. LAISE, Agent. S MARSHFIELD GENERAL HOSPITAL MISS M. BLACK, Matron Hospital for Medical cases, able. Surgical nnd Rates reaBon- Phone 991. NEW VV Warehouse Just completed in Marshfield for storing your household goods. Best of care guaran teed. For terms call at- Taylor's Piano House Broadway STEAMER. FLYE M. P. Pendergrass, Master "W and 10:30 a. ., and 1:00, 2:30 and 4:00 p, in. Leaves North Dend at 8:15, 9:45 nnd 11:15 a. ni and 1:45, 3:15 and 5:00 p. m. Makes dally trips except Sun days. Faro: Ono way, 15 couta; round trip, 25 cents. TIME TABLE. Leaves Marshfield 7:30, 9:00, bantc sx 1 drawj V. Flanagan & Bennett Bank MARSHFIELO, OREGON. Capital Subscribed tV),000 Capital Paid Up 140.000 Undivided ProflU $35,000 Poea a general bAnklng business and ou the Bank ot California, San KrancHco Call!., First National Bank Portland Or., First National Bank. UosobUrg, Or., Hanovor Na tional Bank, Now York, N. M. Kothchild & Son, London, England. Also sell change on nearly all the principal cities ol Europo. Accounts kept subject to cheek, sate deposit lock boxes for rent at S cents a month or $5. a year. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS 1 MARSDEN WHOLESALE LIQUOR hou: JACK RICE, MANAGER SOLE AGENT P0R THE FAMOUS Bank of Oregon Capital Stock fully paid up y $50,000 f Transacts a General Banking Business North Bend, Oregon GAMMUNUS I W. A. HARING IVS Vi Dealer in Pure Cream Milk and Buttermilk. Tree do livery to all parts o( tfhe city. North Bend, Launch Expres Will make regular trips between South Coos river and Marshflold Leaving tho Maze at 7.00 a. in. and Marshfleld at 4;30 p. m. She will be open lor charter between ( a. a. nnd 4 p. iu. MAhTEU WYATT COFFHLT. Oregon Steam Dye WorksU' C Street. l Uuhce MuKienta'ganiifnifi tuean el or dyivl. Philip Becker, Proprietor. BEER Handling the following goods ISIl'OnXED, URAXDirS, GIXS and .WHISKIES. Also for family trade n choice line of tho celebrated Cast leu ood. Old Hickory, Yellowstone and Ca nadian Club Whiskies; also mouths and cordials. vcr- ! S0$000-!tO000006?5C$$$0$5$ TRY A TIMES WANT AD. H 8 n s a n tt , tt n V y T goo f W L 1 X 1