The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, October 04, 1907, FRIDAY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextiiS- THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1907. .a - ' Nf WfriiS V-W; m JK? rft. M $ . l .4. .. -J:. SffMr"- T :grf' I f. iwJ ml mm s"N Si. f gjg os Bay Times DKPJtNDKNT RKPr'n ' " "S"APHR f0 EVUIIY BAY EXCUITlNn MON D AIM WJSUCLY BY ooa Bay Tivps Publishing Co. policy of Tho Uoos Bay Ttinea ) Kcpubljcun i? politics, ith tbo ndenco of which Piesident Uooae r tho leading exponent. 'cd at tho postofllco at Marshfield. Ore vr transmission through the malls a, ! class rnall'mattcr. SUBSCRIPTION RATES- 5 copy, daily, - - 5 conts 'ionth, daily, - - 50 cents months, daily, - - fl 25 onths, daily - - $2 50 ear, daily, - - - $5 00 Jy, per jear - - 50 ocal readers 10a Una first lnser- i, 8c lino each succeeding lnsor- Trees all coimnuuicutiotia to COOS BAY TIMES MtrsMkrd. Oregon. EQUAL justice. to city council were certainly en- i to much credit for passing tho ordinance although It was slm- an act of necessity and failure jass it would have been worthy evere criticism. But tho firo or- ince, as It is written, was not all t could bo deshed. Exactly why east side of Front street should excepted Is something that some ik and candid member of tho ncll would do well to explain. that any explanation is needed, it would look better. Was it be- se it is so near the water that it ) hoped that water and file be- enemies the former would be aid? et us be serious. Mr. Guslovson an old and lespeeted resident of trshfield. Ho Is just as much cn led to favoiablo consideration and ay privilege as any person in the y. The fire ordinance was not de yned as a direct obstruction to his n to build a framo structuio on corner of C stieet and Broad , but tho singular and Inexpllca cxceplion of tho ea3t sido of out street from tho fire limits, Mild seem to Indicate that boiuo dy was being favored while Mr. .slovsou was being restricted. This not fair. It is unjust. It cannot ) defended. It will not do to say Sit tho city necd3 to build an addi ct to its city hall and that It can y afford to build of wood. If it a't afford to accept tho reason ich actuated tho application of fire jttictions to a privnto citizen, it' n't afford to pass a fire ordinance d might as well consider itself as public pauper at once. If tho city s a right to build a frame struct ,o in what should bo included in the o district, then Mr. Guslovson has right, morally, to build a framo (tiding, too. -It has boon repoited on the street at ono of tho mombers of tho coun l who owns considerable property i Front street, expects to add to one his framo structures. If this city s a right to build Its shanty, tho mbor in question has a right to to his, and ho and Mr. Guslovson tho same list and entitled to ip rights. Of course there Is v eronco so far as tho member of council is concerned. It is un- stood that his plan contemplates third story to his two-story framo. would not bo expected that ho Juld put a brick or concrete third h ... !0ry on tuo two-stoiy irnmo, ot lurse, but then, perhaps it would oe- tr to him that tho addition of a lid Btory need not bo made. fbuld It not bo a good Idea for tho fundi to keep up its i coord by rdng tho moto out of its own eo d tho eyes of Its neighbor, b tending tho rue ouunanco "ono ttlo bit." POPULATION 5,000. fcfThe lack of solf-assoitivoncss is To of tho distinguishing cliaractorls- fia of tho people of Marbhfield. -lfly aro modest In thou claims in f Xfv ,'naimnt nml thnv flirt nntlilner I Z. ,wv, ...- ... - 1 mot modest. For lnstanco, a year JO It Was 1110 uonui in uuiai ui iiiu Ld-tlmo cltlzons thnt tho city had ftho neighborhood of thieo thoti- r IWWIiid iieonlo and. lrom till that could aleirrned, thoy had ontoitalncd tho tmo belief for jours. People hnvo En nourlng into tho city and still Sifro aro many modest, ultra-consor- Ttfvo ppoplo who will answer tho GBSfinn us to Mnrshflold's popula- t Sj; . .. ann, .,1,1 w,n 3.000. Kat aro tho Wts? IMr. Soymour Boll, In ono of his Tks yostorduj', mado tho sttitoinont fat ho could provo from tho uooits ftho Marshfield Gas & Electric JTChf rnmimnv t hat MarsuueiuB HpBont population is not less thiin Tho business 01 ttio noieis, or,,! mnrknts irenorally will ' i,Sily Bupport tho position taken by Mr. Bell. The congested condition of tho streets on which crowds swarm to and fro add to the probability that It is true. The attendance at school approximates 500 and Is Increasing daily. It is believed that from one to two hundred more will be en rolled within the month. It Is well Vnnwn tlmt there are hundreds of young men here without their fami lies and that the single men who have come in to work in the mills or on constructlonwork, number man more. In 0e cho1 attendance in a c'sftcrhas doubled its popu lation in eighteen months as Marsh field has done, should be multiplied by ten In order to get the population and will give, at leabt, 5,009. Take tho Smith mill, for Instance. It is a known fact that some twenty men are employed there whose families aro coming as soon as it may be pos sible to get homes. The same fea ture affects nearly all departments, 2nd if all new-comers bring their tnmilies and tho joung men get married, Marshfield's population will not fall short of 7,000 without estl mntlnii any future growth beyond that. But It Is discrediting Coos Bay and belittling the divinity of its great destiny to understato so plain a fact. Tho same thing may be said of North Bend. It has three thousand people, and ono who enters tho fac tories on Its spacious water front must be Impressed with the truth of the statement. In short, Marshfleld and North Bend consolidated, con tain not less than 8,000 people. Daily Transfers. September 28, 1907. It. L. Edmonston to Benjamin P. Whitney, lots and blocks In Edmons ton's First Addition to Marshfield; deed; $10. G. W. Temple et ux to O. T. Nel son, lots 19 and 20, block 05, Por ter Addition to North Bend; deed; $100. Oregon & California Railroad Co., to A. F. Creshaber, noithwest one quarter of northeast ono-quarter, section 23, township 29, rango 11; deed; ?100. E. F. Curry et ux, et al to Grace Divilbiss, lots 38, 39 and 40, block 28, Portland Addition to Bandon; deed; ?75. J. J. Stanley to Carrie B. tanley, parcels of land In Coquille; deed; ?1. It. A. Copplo et u to Bennett Trust Co., lots 19, 20, 21 and 22, block 31, Railroad Addition to Marshfield; lots C, 7, S, 9 and 10, block H, Western Addition to Marsh field; deed; $2,000. H. A. Sturdevant et ux to G. W. Kaufman, lot 12, black W, Western Addition to Marshfield; deed; $100. East Marshfield Land Co. to John Backman, lots 9 and 10, block 30, East Marshfield; deed; $150. United States of America to Rich ard I. Holm, north one-half of south east one-quarter, southeast one-quar The Coos Bay Times, 1 year . A Good Talking Machine, value Six Standard Records, value . . All For Only $25.! SPECIAL TO 91.00 a week pays tho cost By eubscriDIng to tho Cooa Bay Times for ono year you can obtain a regular $25,00 highgrado Talking Machlno nnd six records of your own aolection included. Amount saved to you la $7.40. This la tho best combination offer and the most popular over made to tho Coos Bay readers. Open only to thoso subscribing to the Dally Times. Delivery Is promptly made upon payment of 2.00. Thereafter $1.00 a weok until tho contract Is completed. Send In your order at onco. Call, phono or write. Taylor's Piano House, Coos Bav Times Office, Marshfield, i;r.r,uwesMuivgrrarain? Electric Power Coo Co mi COOS BAY ACADEMY OF MUSIC Studonts may graduato In Volco, Piano or Plpo Organ. Rapid and thorough mothod for beginners. Classes In Harmony, Counterpoint, etc., vocal sight reading and piano ensemble Singers coached In oratorio, opera, or concert work by the director. ELMER A. TODD, O'ConncU Bldg., Marshfield ter of southwest one-quarter, south west one-quarter of southeast one quarter, section 34, township 31, range 10; patent. September 30, 1907. M J. McDonald et ux to O. C. San ford, lots 11 and 12, block 49, and ot 4, block 50, Elliott's Addition to Coquille; deed; $4S3.75. Bethel Duncan et al to Walter L. Laird, lots 13 and 15, block 26, Portland Addition to Bandon; deed; $40. C. A. Wlgholm to Cecil Cox, lots 19 and 20, block 15, Woolen Mill Ad dition to Bandon; deed; $200. L. D. Kinney et ux to Wm. F. Hod son, lots 9, 10 and 11, block CO, Coos Bay Plat B; deed; $1000. C. A. Bunch to Cnarles Swanson, south one-half of southeast one-quarter, east one-half o southwest one quarter, section 10; southwest one quarter of southwest one-quarter, parcel of land In lot 3, section 35, township 25, range 12; deed; $100. Notice. Holders of Kinney & Waite con tracts for lots In Plats B, C and Bou levard Park aro herbey notified to call at First Nntional Bank of Marshfield and settle all payments now due or suit will bo commenced at once. F. B. Waite. New Postmaster at Mjrtle Point. Mr. H. Stewart has been appointed postmaster at Myrtle Point and will assume charge of the office upon receipt of his commission. Chicago Emplojcrs Hold Out. Chicago, Oct. 1. The book bind ers in some of the largest establish ments struck today for an eight hour day, and in many small shops the men wont out. Proprietors of tiie large concerns say they will not con cede. Are Lajing Pressed Brick. The force of masons at work on the Coos building are now employed in laying pressed brick for tho A street front. Tho wall is being built half of pressed brick and half of common brick. Tho doorways are set for the A stieet facing -and the gliders aio up for tho first story. Show cases in stock and to or der, cheap. At Corthell's Delica tessen, C street. :0S L'AY ROD AND GUN CLUB MEETING. A meeting of the Coos Bay Rod and Gun Club will be held at the office of J. W. Bennett on Fri day evening, October 4, 1907. All members in good standing are re quested to attend. (Signed) J.W.Bennett, President. KrayawMcg $ 5.00 25.00 3.60 Total Worth, $33.60 TIMES READERS U - Phone 1331 1 Orecon. with Gas use - - and Flatirons G ay Electric Co. The Steamer M. F. PLANT Sails From North Bend at 1 O'clock, Thursday, Sept. Bfith. No irserTRtloii will bo held after the an-hal of drip nis tUket Is bought. RS DOWAent MARSHFIELD, : : : : Portland & Coos Bay S S. Line BREAKWATER Sails for Portland and C. F. MoColIuni, Agt. Phone Main 34 - ... - A. t. Bock CURREN BROTHERS CONTRACTORS All Kinds of Work Done MMW ! Wi WWII PHONES 543, 146 and 271 North Bend, Oregon SEDETCEEZr California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company. Steamer Alliance B. W. OLSOX, Master. COOS BAY AND POR.TLAND Sails from Portland Saturdays, 8 p. m. Soils from Coos Bay Tuesdays, at service of tide. P. P. Baumgartner, Agt. L. W. Shaw, Jigi. Couch St. Dock, Portland, Ore, MorshAald, Qra., Phono 441, WHY DO PEOPLE BUY IN BECAUSE It is choice inside residence property, lots 50x100 with alleys, is well sheltered with a good bay view and prices of lots are reasonable. For particulars see TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO. Henry Sengstacken, Manager. We Pride Ourselves In Bluing Tables, Dining Clutim, library Furniture anl Kitchen Vox nlturo; nil kinds ot Fancy Furniture and Special Orders of Fixture. Prepared to inako all kinds ot Pantry and Storo Fixture. W fo all kinds of Repairing and ReflaUl his. Call us up nbout your onlora. I Coo s Bay Furniture Co, North Bend, Oregon. i Inures OUgns, Uiua, and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption rliTow paoka OREGON zoBZsas&B Astoria every Thursday Tt vwup, JL.a unppc, AStnma, cross MWBmmmmm ml riraraHACX Coos Bay Steam Laundry -0F- MARSHFIELD and NORTH BEND All work now done nt the North Bend Plant Edgar Mauzey Agent, Marshfield North Bend Phone 1031 Marshfield Phone 180 ifejwwm i?xxM.iaMi'jaL&w . i ; iwa Flanagan & Bennett Bank MARSHFIELD, ORIXION. Unpitnl BulitonbeU $50,000 Capltnl I'nid Up $40,000 Undivided I'rollts 115,000 noon a cencrnl banking business nnd drawi on the Bunk ot California. Han Kranclsc Calif., First National Rank Portland Or., First National Hank. Roscbtirg, Or., Hanover Na tional Bank, Now York, N. II. Rotbohlld & Bon, London, England AIho xell change on nuarly all tho principal cities of Europe Accounts kept subject to check, safe dtpoelt lock boxea for rent at 5 cents a month or 5. a jcar. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS GOW WHY Always has on hand a good stock of .2 General Merchandise- AT PRICES THE CHEAPEST All Kinds of Groceries and Clothing COOS BAY TRANSFER & STORAGE COMPANY. II. O. Brcckenrldgc, C. II. Walters. All hinds of Transfering and Job bing. Prices reasonable and Goods handled with care. Phono 661. CAB CALL SERVICE AT ANY HOUR GOOD HEARSE and VEHICLES. IIEISNBR, MILLER & CO. Livery, Feed and Sale Stablo Third and A Sts. Phono, 1201 Marshfield. ttUtttttt All Parts of the World 1 We use the necessary facilities for sending money to all parts of tire world, and without danger or loss. .. . FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF i COOS BAY, Marshfield, Ore. j tnntttnmma BLACKSMITH 4th and E St. G. E. NOAH O. E. Noah has just opened a first class blacksmith 6hop at corner of Fourth nnd E streets, South Marsh Held. Patrouago of public respect fully solicited. Horseshoeing n spe cialty. ,.yj;n- CONTAINS NO HARMfrtfl HRtRSS J, nroat The Genuine Is in thi I I I) McPhersoa Ginser Co. 1 j Wholesale liquor dealers ffl ' Cigars and saloon eup- i plies. 1 California Wiuex a Specialty 1 Front St., Marshfield I As V ,4 ,i j"-'- mmmmmmmmrrMim ms Ml r-, r -asfcT----1"" i mm KaUcsWM?--? . . -i MfcMi'i Juti ml urn ii . I TPggif- 'H MJ M- Vrr .. -- - MnMMBHHH V