The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, October 17, 1907, THURSDAY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextlUUJi Jt'jflfr iMmmmimiu& BSkt-tUuH "5t tltl v. THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1907. ' ;.a - S" . 'I'-sNts ;? &l Coos Bay Times AN INDKPBNDKNT liK PI J" "' T-rSrArKW ITBI.Hi:iJ KVF.ltr DAY E.TCnrTt.Na MX DAT AND ALSO WEKKIiY llY Vi.. 0. 0 1 I A' Tims ruiiuiiiiNd Co. The policy of Tlie Coos Bay Tlraee will bo Republican in politics, with the independence of u hiuh President Itooae relt is the leading exponent. 3ntercd attlic fostofllce at Marshfleld, Ore gon, for transmission through the malls a second class,mail;inattcr. SUUSCISIPTION RATES. In Athnncc. i DAILY. Ono year $5 00 Six months $2.50 Less than G months, per month -"JO WEEKLY". One year $1.50 Local readers 10c lino first inser tion; 8c lino each succeeding insertion. STOLEN ARTICLES CACHED IN BARN Seattle Has Ueen Pillaged for Months l)iscoery Mudo lhrough Relusal To l)elier llaggage. Address all communications to COOS BAY TIMES Karshfidd. ... Oregon. FRANZ JOSEF. The critical sickness of the old emperor of Austria Franz Josei absorbs the attention of European potentates. His demise would be ono of the complicating events which place the great powers on the verge of war. It is only because of the confidence and respect which his peo ple have in and for him that the mongrel empire of Central Europe Is held together. Reports which come to this country from time to time chow how slight are the bonds, like ropes of sand, which hold the parts of that distracted empire together. The Hungarian is a very large factor In the union, If that can be called a union which is held together only by the slightest thread of one man's JIfe. But Hungary has always felt restive under the Hapsburg rule. Bohemia is only a little less favora ble to the central government, while Poland would gladly rise against the Austrian domination If only her Prussian and Russian ports could be wrested from their masters. Even Tyrol does not lave the emnlre and waits only thr torch of rebel lion which it Is anticipated will be lighted at the death of the venerable emperor. Whether the demise of Franz Joseph occurs soon or not the Aus trian Empire is sure to be divided when It does occur. But Wllhelm of Germany will not be quiescent "What Russia will do none can say. The latter has no navy, but she has still a powerful army and she mav, Tinder Nicholas, whoso friend Wll lelni pretends to he, unite that armv With Germany against the disaffected Tarts of Austria. As the Austrian empire has only a small navy and scarcely any sea coast worth men tioning, the war will be, If at all. waged on land. What Hungary and Bohemia could do together, of what I'olanrt might be ablo to do with them, Is hard to say for nono can ten what government the revolution ary forces might establish. But It will be remembered that once on a time, revolutionary France, throwing tyn- monarchy to the four winds, de veJaped the mbst astonishing mili tary leader of modern times and forced every contending monarchy in Europe except England, to its knees before France. What a people like those of Hungary, the land of Attllla and Louis Kossuth, of Poland, the land of John SobleskJ, might develop Is ono of the mysteries which can only be solved by war and history. TILLAMOOK AND MARSnFIELT) LIBRARIES. Marshfleld is making very good, prpgress and has a right to expect Tier prosperity to continue. She 1ms bqcn improved by tho liivestment of nearly six hundred thousand dollars pf substantial improvements during !ie six months last passed and there is good reason tp bollovp that her population figures up to D.OOO people, illje Is tp have a fine, up to date hotel, s high school, a now school In South Marshfleld and an addition tp her city hall. All these wore very neces iKiry, Including tho fraiuo addition to Hie city hall, and havo been decided upon with deliberation and In re ponso to a demand whhjji would not rftwn. Tho hotel Is a private enter prise for public uses. Tlic- High uohooi, South Marshfleld school, and city hall are public. Tho hotel is the only one of these Institutions whioh private capital has been subscribed lo build. Only a very fjw pernor, J furnished that. The point is thai tho liberality cf public spirited citizens has not yet Iieon touched and nobody, except the Tiotel subscribers, enn claim to havo Tem affected to tho extent of more than ono hundred dollars for any In stitution, of which MarRhflold can be proud. This Is fortunato r tho lib eral ones aro anxious to contribute to a public library and thoy havo no ifxcuso for not contributing oven if ffioy wnnted to find one, Tho fact that tho Uttlo city of Tillamook has Just established a public library and that most other Orogon cities havo llioiu already In full operation, was a matter of comment yesterday In many places and It is bocomlng ovl rfonC thnt a sentiment is forming In Murshruid which will bo very favora tle to tin library when it Is revived again on tho right lines. Many sub scriptions can bo obtnlnod and tho public entertainments which nro pro 7osed for tho bonoflt of tho book fund will bo eminently successful. Hia library la in sluht. Bee A. H. Eddy's ad In buslnoss directory. I Seattle, Wa3h., Oct. 1G. -Seattle police have found more than a score of trunks, gilps and old pieces of baggage concealed In an old barn near Ranler boulevard and Dean btreets, in the southeastern part of the city, and believe they have un earthed a gang of robbing express wagon drivers who have used tho bain as a cache for their plunder. Most of the trunks and grips had been broken into and identification marks changed, but after two hours' work today eight pieces of baggage were identified. Among them were a grip belonging to Arthur Langrish of JJumont, Cai., a grip owned by Miss Mabel Rivers, Fourteenth and Davis streets, Portland, a case of now bopks belonging to Verna Gar ger, of Everelt. Other baggage was identified but the addres3 of tho owners are not known. The discovery of the cache grew out of the arrest of Henry Imholt an expressman who refused to de liver the baggage for Rev. Peter Orloff, priest of an Alaskan Greek church. In searching for the priest's baggage the cache was found in an old barn. SONOM AG" 1RL CHAMPION TROTTER FOR 1007 Lexington, Ky., Oct. 15. Sono ma Girl, the favorite, won the fa mous Transylvania stakes and clinch ed the championship for aged trot ters for 1907. Sonoma Girl trotted the third heat in 2:05, equaling her record made earlier in the season. The pacing division, Kentucky Futurity, went to Shakesphere in straight heats. Time of third heat, 2:13. Sonoma Girl's time was: First heat, 2: 0514; second heat, 2:07. third heat, i: 05. Rig Potatoes at Bend. Bend, Or., Oct. 15. Last spring Mr. O'Neill, who lives in the eastern part of town, while planting potatoes in his garden, placed one ' potato about the size of an egg in a hill with, no other seed whatever. This fall he dug from that hill 49 good sized potatoes, the contents of the hill weighing 19 pounds. MAKES DEFENSE e OF PRESERVATIVES Brooklyn Physician Says That Acids Used Decrease Disease. Chicago, Oct. 1G. Dr. Robert G. Eccles of Brooklyn, in aniddress before the American Meat Packers' Association today, declared that "America's hysteria over the use of preservatives in meat would vanish If the people were only as familiar with horlc acid, benzoic acid and salicylic as they are with the use of vinegar and smoke. "Should any one try to get d law passed," he said, "forbidding the use of vinegar or smoke In the cur ing of foods, he would be laughed to scornr And yet no chemist, edu cated vphyslcian or physiologist can deny Uie fact that, dose for dose, the active ingredients of smoke and vinegar are much more dangerous than tho acids named. Vinegar is eight times more potent than any of the preservatives which have come under the ban. "It is really a remarkable fact that whenever a city or state has sought to suppress the use of pre servatives within its borders, deaths from intestinal diseases have gone up with a leap. When Brooklyn tried It her death rate rose, while that of New York, with only a river between, slightly declined." GUGGENHEIM TAKES THE MEN Will Furnish Employment for All Laborers Out of Work at Vnldcz. fleattle, Wash., Oct. 16. Gov ernor Hoggatt, of Alaska, today re quested the Guggenheim interests to provide employment for the 400 railroad laborers thrown out of, work at Valdez by the failure of the Alaska Homo Railway. In his, cablegram, Governor Hoggatt de claies tho men aro penniless and un ablo to collect tho wages duo theni.i Ho is now at Vpldez and fears that if th0 nien aro left In that town seri ous trouble will occur. Tho towns people cannot support the men, and no ono savo tho Guggenheims cah provldo convenient employment. Prior to th0 receipt of tho gov ernor's cablegram, the Guggen heims had agreed to take part of the nion, bpt, In vlow of Hoggatt's personal appeal, cabled Instructions wqrp today sent that all the men should bo given employment. Thoy will bo taken from Valdez and sent to Katalla for work on tho Copper Rlvor & Northwestern. 8 M The Steamer F. PLANT Plant sails from Mnrshflcl d Friday No reservation will be held artcr the nrrivul of ship unless ticket Is bought. RS DOW Agent MARSHF1ELD, : : : : OREGON aglfmflHMHWlKTEJIJrjfl;KMTHtmW.lSIil3Aia Portland & Coos Bay S S. Line Sails fdr Portland and Astoria every Thursday C. F. McColIum, Agt. Phono Main 34 A. St. Dock CURREN BROTHERS i CONTRACTORS All Kinds of Work Done PHONES 543, 146 and 271 North Bend, Oregon California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company. :aoce '; B. W. OLSON, Master. Sails from Portland Saturdays, 8 p. m. Sails from Coos Bay Tuesdays, at service of tide. P. P. BauingarUier, Agt. L. W, Shaw, Agt. Couch St. Dock, Portland, Ore, Marshfield, Oro., Phone 441, m . .. ... . 4, 4. .(..;. 4. .... .5. 4. 4. .j. 4 PIANO STUDIO 4 of 4 LOUIS II. ROLL 4 13 now open for reception of pupils. Parlors over Taylor's 4 Piano Store. 4 4f44i$444' "J 4 4 4 Pull the BELL CORD Wet Your Wlilstlo Then Blow J. R. HERRON, Prop. front Street. I S Manhtlcld, Orassa 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, Maaager. Wood Electric Fixtures It hns become necessary to havo wood electric light fixtures in order to havp your apartment In harmony. When your Interior furnish- lugs nil nro made to match tho " effect is Immense. Wo make them with nny fin- ' $ ish, color, and can give you nny style or fitting9 you wish. The best homes ars now Icing planned with tho wood electric light fixtures as they nro as cheap nnd safe and results nro ns desired, besides no pollshlngs to do ns on tho metal. You will do well jto see us or mnkc Inquiry of your electric supply house for plans and prices. Wo do all classes of special order vork and repairing. Coos Bay Furniture Co. North Bend, Oregon. itt' ilium air Mirrir The PARKER -FOUNTAIN PEN IS UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST PEN MADE T. HOWARD, Sole Aent, North Front Sf Marshfleld m fl4&.tf s;ifli!H3ua2ii UMSiil ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. Yoj may itort sn account in Ki. bnnl wiih ny amount ) ou nn over $ 1 .00. Sendcheik, noney ordit, express order 01 by reoistercdletter and by re'utn mill ) ou will receive your bank book. We pay 47o interest nd compound it twice a year: on June 30 and December 31. Capitol nnd Surplus Over ,$3,000,000.00 Totnl Atieti Over 12,000,000.00 Send (or our Dooldct on Banians by Mail 35SS3rZI MBm MUBsaBMiaLuaa& mmssrniFjarH&MiSBmsmaMifa Cf one. vJ PHONE 923 STEAMER. FLYER M. P. Pendergrass, Master and 10:30 a. m., and 1:00, 2:30 and 4:90 p. m. Leaves North Bend at 8:15, 9:45 and "11:15 a. m., and 1:45, 3:15 and 5j00 p. m. Makes daily trips except Sun days. Fare: One way, 15 cents; round trip, 25 cents. TIJI1I TAUIiB. Leaves Marshfleld 7:30. 9:00, and FASTEST BOATS ON THE BAY Half Hour Schedule Rui Between Marshfleld und Jfortb Bend Made iu 12 Minutes. Private Landings. Faro: Oneway, 15c.; rouod trip, X3v. J. A. O'KKIiLY, Proprietor. Business Directory Doctors. OR. J. W. lNGitA&a. Physician anif Burgeon. Offlc over Sengstacken'g Drug Stor Phones Offlco 1621; residence 781 Lawyers. J. W. BENNETT, Office over Flanagan & Bennett Bank. Marshfleld, .... Oregon Francis IT. Clnrko Jacob M. Blake Lawrence A. LHJcqvist CLARKE, BLAKE & LILJEQVIST, ' ATTORNEl'S-AT-LAW Times Building, Marshfleld, Ore United States Commissioner's Office. c. f. Mcknight, Attorney at Law. Upstairs, Bennett & Walter Blocl Marshfleld, - - Oregon COKE & COKE, Attorneys at Law. Marshfleld, - - - - OrogoB Nasburg Block. Phono 816 JJ E. OAl'OU, Architect Estimates furnished for all kinds of buildings. Marshfleld, : ; Oregon. A. H. Eddy Architect Modern cottages n specialty. Office opposite Blanco Hotel, Over Tele phone Building, MR. ALBERT ABEL, Contractor for Teaming of all kinds Phone 1884. Steam Dye Works C Street. Litlias'aniUlenta'giii mollis iilean ed or dyel. Philip Becker, Proprietor. Anounccoiesi!: Wo wish to announce that our Marshfleld plant with all new Improved machinery is now ready for business, and that wq aro in a position to gtvo you prompt, as well as tho very best possihlo service. There's no economy in try ing to do work by hand that can ho better dono by machin ery. "Blue Monday" with its steam, soap suds and hot stovo nuisances can bo avoided, and you can save money by sending tho family washing to us. Phono 571 today. Our wagon 1 will call. COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY Marshfleld and North Bend. Flanagarx &. Bennett Bank MAR3HFIEMJ, OKEGON. Capital Subscribed $60,000 CapitAl I'ald Up $40,000 Undivided I'rollts $35,000 Poe-i a general banklnjr business and draw ou the Bank ot California, Han Kranclc Calif., First Uaticaal Bank Portland Or., Hrkt National Hank Bosebtirg, Or., Hanover Na. tional Bank, New York, N, M. Uuthchlld & Son, London, England. AIbo Bellchango on nearly all the prlnciDal oltlea of Europe. r Accounts kopt subject to check, safe dftpoMt lock boxes for rent at S cants a month or (5. a year. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS GOW WHY Always has on hand a good stock of jf General Merchandise AT PRICES THE CHEAPEST All Kinds of Groceries and Clothing COOS HAY TRANSFER & STORAGE COMPANY. II. C. IJreckcnridge, C. II. Walters. All kinds of Transfering and Job bing. Prices reasonablo and Goods handled with care. Phono 661. CAB CALL SERVICE AT ANY HOUR GOOD HEARSE and VEHICLES. IIEISNER, MILLER & CO. Livery, Feed and Sale Stable Third and A Ste. Phone, 1201 llnrshfleid. All Parts of the World I We use the necessary facilities for sending money to all parts of I tde world, and without danger or loss. .. .. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF i 1 COOS BAY, Marshfleld, Ore. namm:m::mttntttttt:ttmw 3 w ltf y J icnierson uinser u. Wholesale liquor dealers Cigars and saloon supplies. California Winer a Specialty Front St., Marshfleld SOaKEEESMEB BLACKSMITH . 4th and E St. G. E. NOAH G. E. Noah has just opened a first clnss blacksmith shop nt comer of fourth nnd E streets, South JIarsh Hold. Patronngo of public respect fully solicited. Horseshoeing a specialty. M. R. SJIlTir, Agent For Charlea A. Stevens CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE CHICAGO CtaB. Vkst & n St. Marshfleld 'A frr lift m MMBpWrWft