The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, October 30, 1907, WEDNESDAY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.T.'Tfn rrpg-", "i j gfflCTWUHii.ji THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1907. sa: BfliM,- , ... - ,- m 1 m Coos Bay Times AN INIUSPJCNDBXT I'.RH - 'T'APHIl rcuifaiiKi) EVEnr day kxccitinu Mon day AN 1 AI.HO WBHKI.Y HT Tu 'VY T-IKS I'OBIWIHVO Co. The policy .of The Coos Bay Timcp jill bo Republican in politico, with the independence of which President Roose velt 'ih tho loading exponent. Sntcrec Ht the poitonlce at Mnrfhfleld, Ore Gon, for trniiMnIlim through the inalN ar ccculid cla nmll.mattcr. SUBSCRIPTION KATES. In Advance. J) AHA'. One year $5 00 Six months ?2.50 Lc38 than 6 months, per month .ri0 WEEKLY. Ono year $1.50 Loral readers, lvc nor line. points without delay or Inconvenience to their clients and with no diminu tion of our available current funds. We deem it a high privilege at a time like the present to express our appreciation of the conservatism and ability of the banks and bankers on Coos Bay. Address all communications to COOS BAY TIMES MaishfieW. - Oregon. . .i fc ,,., .., ,i CONFIDENCE ON COOS KAY Tho absolutely safe financial con dition of Coos Bay In spite of tho Xurlous and frenzied upheaval in ananey circles In New York, wa3 made manifest in a striking way yes terday when our local bankers re fused to take advantage of the gov ernor's proclamation of holidays to extend over a period of Ave days. The comparative calmness with Which the whole people of the country are viewing the cleaning up Iroeesses which are going on in Wall Street, is a good commentary upon their understanding of the use o money and credits. The action cf the associated banks in the local financial centers of the country In forming clearing house associations tind in Issuing clearinghouse certlfl C!ites in their settlements between themselves, Is simply a method re sorted to for the purpose of keeping lha liquid money in their community train flowing in an unstinted men auro to New York. New York is a debtor to practic ally every hamlet, village, city and town In the United Stato3, north south, east and west; and it indeed "would be poor business on tho part o tho local bankers throughout the country, who must be held re sponsible for tho volume of current Vunds necessary to do the business of their individual communities, if they did not take steps to keep their cash and specie at homo and prevent its unobstructed flow into tho coffers of their principal debtor. 'Tho prompt action of associated lanks all over tho United States in forming local clearing house asso ciations for tho purpose of keeping their money nt homo Is commend- side and will meet with the approval of nil classes everywhere, except with ur debtors In Now York, who need our cash to pay their debts to us. They, however, under tho arrange uiants that we propose, must go olsowhere for tho money. Wo arc not oven permitted to Indulge In any mawkish sympathy over tho price -that thoy may bo forced to pay for this money elsowhere, in high In Xoroat rates, foroign oxchango and tho acrlflca or securities, for upon tho "principle of retrlbutlvo justice our Now York dobtors will pay only tho soil! Imposed penalty that sooner or Bator must overtake tho individual w community of Individuals who gamble with other peoples monoy. Locally our own bankors will take mops to protect tho volumo of monoy Hhat in curront on Coos Bay nnd xtflfeh Is amplo for all our business jnobds. Arrangements have boon mado vhoxoby settlements can bo safely nnd promptly mako between thom QjelveB and their correspondent banks n Portland, San-Francisco and other DON'T FOKOKT IT. Tho situation in tho United States especially with refereence to flinan clal matters, is quite absorbing, but those who have an intimate acquaint ance with banking and finance do not consider it dangerous. No matter how diverting it may seem, however, we must not forget that Marshfleld has a local duty to I)erform and that every legal voter will bo called uppn to perform It tomorrow. It is too Important to forget it even for ono Issue of the Times aud it would not be wise to let the opportunity slip to Impress the Intelligent and education loving part of the Inhabitants with the fact that election occurs to morrow, Great financial flurries and oven panics come and pass. They are evanescent. But several of them may come into the life of one man and If he be properly educated, he and his wife, they can understand them and let their weight bo ever so heavy, withstand them. That Is the .im mense value of education. Don't for get It. Be wise. Bo active. Be courageous. Remember you are act ing for your children and If you have no children, then for your own and your neighbor's uplifting. Wo ; masons ii in m iiimibw m ANT ImWTMM Ion savings accounts. I fj H You may itart an account in thii bank with 1 Bf H any amoyntyou ish over $ 1 .00. Semiclieck, fl w H moneyorder.exprcasordcrotbyrrpricredlfltcr a HI HI nrl ),v rinm mail vou will receive your bank in book. Vepay47oin!ere!lonl compound it 1 ...,- ,,..- .,-.,- U twice a year: on June 3D and December 31. W H Capital and Surplua H . ' H Over $3,000,000.00 la aam.BCniinmri.uni n.i-..-LlSftji;miai flO-i mmifflBBflMil.l m Total A'lela l 4 Over s i3.ooo.ooo.oo H J 3 Send for our Boctlet on Binlinj by Mail W ' HHjajiiiitwiiif'iMiTiiiaawajtmaMwi wmm.nMmmiBm r i t"v"?jl Jp 3Xuk?Jttff fcV" ySMar 3fc"MrifMru'' ITI HB .'fflTV.TaCTIf W HTfrgnjr, The Steamer vr irxr KL l'liiut sails from Marshflcl 1 Friday No rcscrvatio u will be held after tho arrival of ship unless ticket Is bought. F.S DOW Ajjent MARSHFIELD, : : : : OREGON tfiT-gSlMIW od Jbiectnc ristares See A. H. Eddy's ad In business directory. Opposition to Big Families. ( Spokesman-Review) A fresh line of attack has been opened up on President Roosevelt, this time by a woman, with Mrs. A.dlai E. Stevenson, wife of the for mer vice president of the United States, at their head. If the presi dent gives as much attention to it as he did to the nature fakers he nay llnd his hands full. According to Mrs. Stevenson and her sympa thizers Mr. Roosevelt is all wrong in his encourugenient of large fam ilies. The matter came up at a meeting ot the Illinois Federation of Wo men's clubs, when Mrs. Stevenson enunciated her doctrine that "qual ity is what the nation needs In chil dren, not quantity." After dealing with the child labor problem sho turned to the Rooseveltlau tneory of Lig tamllles and of chlldreu uy the 'vholesale. She declared that there s no thoughtful woman In America v ho has not been startled by the ap peal tor larger tamilies. "I do not lecall," .she added, "that i hero has been any reference to tho health or life of tho mothci, nor has the ability of the mother physically, mentally, morally, spiriti ally or fi nancially to rear her chidren been r uched upon." Sue trjued that while arranging to rlgnt tho in numerable wrongs of infancj' and childhood there is ono riht which is tho children's by all the laws of na ture tho right to a mother's love and protecting care and sho con tended that this right was often overlooked or neglected in Jargo families. This view of the case will prob ably apeal to many mothers. Evi dently It is now up to the president to demonstrate that quantity does not necessarily mean deterioration In quality. 0X It has become necessary to O have wood electric light fhturcs in order to have your apartment in harmony. When yotrr interior furnish- lugs nil are made to match the effect is immense. Wc make them with any fit- isn, color, and enn bIto yon any style or fittings you wish. The best homes arc now being planned with the wood electric llfjht fixtures ns they nro ns cheap and safe and results nre as desired, besides no pollshlngs to do as on the metaL You will do well to see us or ntnko Inquiry of your electric supply honse for plans and prices. Wo do all classes of special 4 order woidc and repairing. i oos bslj rerairare Co Bank of Oregon Capital Stock fuHy paid up $50,000 Tr.iMJcti a Geoeral Banking Besineu North Bend, Oregon Steam Dye Works C Street. Lulip, u.mcnt8'g:uinNitBdttui ed or dye.1. Phi'sp Mptkpr, Propiiolo. North Bend, Oregon. JlI;lJAlrlly'lM-llT'lJwlWul.HT.w1'ill.Ulllllllil WHY DO PEOPLE BUY IN ;i A fv iUMiiS I AUm 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. Business Directory Doctors. I)U. j. V. INUHAju 'UfHioiar ii ih burgeon. Omca over Sengstacken's Drug Btoro Phones Office 1621; residence 781 I Announcement We wish to announce that our Marshfleld plant with all now Improved machinery in now ready for buslnoss, and that we are In a position to givo you prompt, as well as the very best possible service. Thero's no economy in try ing to do work by hand that can bo better done by machin ery. "Clue Monday" with its steam, soap suds and hot stove nuisances can bo avoided, and you can save money by sending the family washing to us. Phone 571 today. Our wagon will call. COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY Mnrshfield ami North Henri. Flanagan & Bennett Bank MAUSIIFIELU. OKEGON. Capital Subscribed JMIOOO Capita Piili) Up 10,000 Uiulfvidcd Pro 11 16 J')5,000 Doc ft KQiierAl bfttiltliig business Mid draws on the Hank ot California, Han Kranclsc Cailt., First NntlCJiU Bank Portland Or., First National Bank KosebUrg, Or., Hanover Na. Uonal Bank, Now York, N. M. Kotlichlld A Ron, Loudon, England Also noil chntige on nearly all the principal cities of Europe. Account kept subject to check, sato deposit lock boxus (or reu-t at S vents a month or S. a year. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS GOW WHY Always has on hand a good stock of & General Merchandise AT PRICES THE CHEAPEST All Kinds of Groceries and Clothing Lawyers. J. W. BBNNKTT, OiHro over Flanagan & Bennett Bank. Marshfleld, .... Oregoi California and Oregon Cojist Steamship Company. earner Alliance B. W. OLSON. Master. Notice. All parties having bills against Tho Marshfleld Tennis Club requested to present same at once. President. WOODBURN JEWELER LOST IN CASCADES o. Woodburn, Or., Oct. 2S. O. Olsen, a jowpler living at this place, is be hoved to bo lost In tho Cascade moun tains in tho eastern part of Marion county. Three wxeks aso ho left Woodburn on a hunting trip in the Silver creek district. "When last seen, 10 days ago, ho had but four days' rations left, nnd expected to return homo within that time. A party, headed by Hurloy Moore, a Woodburn druggist, left this morn ing for tho mountains, and will mako J a through search for tho missing man. It is thought to bo possible that Olsen has fallou in with other hunt ers, and prolonged his trip beyond tho timo when ho expected to return. Ho has a wlfo and threo children. Olsrti MNaiiiK Ten Pays So.uchhig Tarty Has Gone Out. Sails from Portland Saturdays, Q p. m. Sails from Coos Bay Tuesdays, at service of tide. F. P. Daumgartner, Agt. ' L W, Shaw, Agt. Couch St. Dock. Portland, Ore, Marshflekl, Ore., Phone 441. BASKET MACHINE COMPANY BREAKS (oncei-n Which Sold Stock AH Over the Country Goes to Smash. LOST PACKAGES Aro n thing of tho past when entrusted to our care. "We are pre pared to see tliat they aro placed on the proper boat, and are neither lost nor damaged by lying around on tho wharf. Goods stored at reasonable rates and sliipiwd to any point desired. COOS BAY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY A St. Dock - - Marshfleld, Ore, ffgWrfFrejrcFgjTrtrororaE Francis, H. Cuirlco Jacob 31. Ulnlct Lam-enco A. IJIjoqvist CTiAniCTC, I1LAKK & IAIiJBQVIST. ATTOHXKYS-AT-LAW Times Building, Marshfleld, Ort United States Commissioner's Office c. p. Mcknight, Attorney at Law. Upstairs, Bennett Ac Walr Bloci Marshfleld, - - Oregoi COKE & COKE, Attornoys at Law. Marshfleld, .... Oregoi. Naaburg Block. Phono 818 3. E. OAYOU, Architect Estimates furnished for aU kinds of buildings. Marahuold, : Oregon A. II. Eddy Architect COOS HAY THANSFEH & STORAGE COMPANY. II. C. Hreckenrldgc, C. II. Walters. All hinds of Transferlng and Job bing. Prices reasonable and Goods handled with care. Phono C61. lais call sluVICE AT ANY HOUR GOOD HEARSE and VEHICLES. HE1SNEK, MILLEH & CO. Livery, Feed uiid Salo Stable Third and A Sts. Phone, 1201 Marahfleid. Portland &. Coos Bay S. S. Line BREAKWATER Sails from Portland Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sails from Coos Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide. C. F. McCollura, Agt. Phone Main 34 - - - A. St. Dock Modern cottages a specialty. Office opposite Blanco Hotel. Over Tele phone Building. JUL ALBEKT ABEL, Contractor for learning of all klnda Phone 1S84. Now York. Oct. 28. ThoJIcrgon-thalor-Horton Basket Mur-iiiim n.. pany, which sold nearly $1,500,000 worth of stock throughout the conn-1 ivy, nub Kono to smash. Tho ofllco of tho company nt Jersoy City has been stripped clean of nil books aud pa pors. Edward II. Parkhurst, tho presi dent, of Now Haven, Conn., is nblo to got no trace of Charles It. Barlow, treasurer of tho company. Parkhurst, who was woll-to-do boforo putting monoy Into tho Mergonthnlor-Horton company, is snld to have lost a small fortune trying to support Barlow and endorsing his porsonal notes to n groat amount. SHOW CASES and FIXTURES Wo are resident agents for the famous Lutko Manufacturing Co. Get our prices if jou need nnj thing in this line. THE MODERN COMPANY Odd l-VHow h' HiilldlnK, T.i.yTwrjTmtTgTf:ntgntf,,ai itTjTvgngra.s Jfnrshflold T-1'.MW.'in.at.j -mi rrtTInT"""- ssgfcMTJiimi .sag. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens Ific best on the market absolute guarantee, for sale at Hie - - RED CROSS - - STEAMER. FLYER M. P. Pendergrass, Master and 10:30 a. m and 1:00, 2:30 and 4:00 p. m. Leaves North Bend at 8:15, 9:45 and 11:15 a. m and 1:45, 3:15 and 5:00 p. m. Makes daily trips except Sun days. Pare: Ono way, 15 cents; round trip 1 5 cents. TIME TA11LE. Leave Marshfleld 7:30, 9:00, nrnmm:mmmmiunr8aja AH Parts of the World We use the necessary facilities for sending money to all park of the world, and without danger or loss. .. :. g FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF j COOS BAY, Marshfleld, Ore. jiiKimmtmtjtmttmm:ji:m; re tt piiaiasamsigg:aHiJa ul nwfirrinnaTMT Timr""1"--"-!!!! and FASTEST BOATS ON THE BAY Half Hour Schedule Huv Uetirern Mnrshtlcld nnd North Bend Made in 12 Minutes. Private Landings. Fare: One Tvnv, 15c.; rou.d trip, X3c. 3. A. O'KELIiY, Proprietor. TnryffiiBifragftaMttMra "v&iWifrimij3JTwM7-ffijy McFherson Girsser Co. Wliolo&ale liquor do.ilere Cigars and suloon uup-I)He8. .C&iifornia Wines a Specialty Front St., Miu-shfield 4. 0 M. It. SJIITH, Agent For Charles A. Stevens CLOAK AND S(TJT HOUSE 9 CHICAGO Cor. First & n St. Marshfleld . GUN SHOP The only practical Gunshop on tho Bay. Sewing Machines and Bicy , cles Repaired and Cleaned. Lock8mithing and General Repair Work. C. BEAR.Y No. Front St.