The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, January 01, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDK THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1908. Coos Bay Times through the malls as second class mail matter. sfHScmi'Tio.v rates. In Advance. DAIIiY. Jno year $5 00 31x months $2.50 Less than G months, per month .50 WEEKLY. )no year ' $1-50 Local readers, 10c per line. I tCC$S$SX$$0$$$$$$0$$S$S With the Toast and Tea ?ta !, V AM IMDErKNDISNT REPUBLlOAN NEWSPAPER PfB UEIIED EVERY EVENING EZCEPTINOjaUNDAY, AND WEEKLY ny TTiie Coos Bay Times Punusiii.va Co. When making your New Year's Resolutions, let this ono head tho list. Resolved that I'll buy my Toggery of Geo. Good rum, the Gents Furnisher. TEc Store Representing Style and Quality Corner C Street nnd Broadway THE PROGRESSIVE SECRETARY OF PEACE. The policy of tho Coos B.y Times will bo Republican In politics, with tho independence of which President Roosevelt Is the leading exponent. Addhess All Communications to COOS BAY DAILY TIMES UtnMitld 0reon Entered at tho pojtofflce at Blarshfleld, Oregon, for transmission W'i V & 5. "fa J& "h-" fl m $1,000,000 IMPROVEMENTS IN ONE YEAR ON COOS BAY 190 Yesterday was tho last day of the year 1907. For Coos Bay It has ne-n ovontful nnd Is In every way the most prosperous In Its history. U Is silso prophetic and what It has fur nished must bo, In tho order and na ture of things, fulfilled. What has been accomplished Is not apparent to one who was no famlallar with conditions In 1900 but to those who aw tho city In tho summer of that year and havo witnessed Its growth since tho Inst Now Year's day, Marm Uleld Is almost a miracle. It has watlsfled tho most glowing expecta tions of Its most sanguine friends. That this has been and Is duo in 'i largo measure to tho locution of tho O. A. Smith mill In Us limits, Is very 3Vlilont, but It should not bo over looked that other roiourccn thin timber nnd other Industries than lumbering hnvo Homo attraction bi.h for capital and population and that a vciy hugo portion of tho lncreaso in both respects Is traceable to such , JittructiuiiH. Tho building operations huvo np- I jiWiMinated nearly eight hundrQd thousand dollars In Marshflold alone kind It pan bo said without passing the bounds of consoi'vntlsm that tho Peninsular cities, within an area f lour snuaro miles, Including Mnrs'.i- iKold nnd North Bond, l.ave laid out laid exponded In structural work of Enrmaiient value In 190? fully one nlUIon dollars. Tho P'nungan & lUi'iiiiftt Dank, tho Kim Trust and livings Dunk, tho Rogers, tho O'C j.i especial concern of tho people of Coos Day cities has not received much practical attention In 1907 but It Is believed that with a little activity tho people can get the large govern ment dredge for use In widening and deepening tho channel and can havo $25,000 to pay operating ex penses. This is one of tho fruits of 1907 and tho people have only them selves to blame If this opportunity slips away from them. It Is what 1907 devises to 1908. 1908 Is but an Infant In Its cradle and cannot take this gift unless the chambers of commerco act in its behalf. If Coos Day doesn't want this dredge there are enough other places on the coast which do. Tho harbor of Coos Day should feel that although 1907 has been without practical and actual benefit that It has placed 190S In a position to make memorable Improvements. iF'HBw-13 Berryman in Washington Star. IM GOOD EVENING Years which are specially pros perous do not mako a lusting im pression on tho memory of man although they do Influence his des tiny materially. Hours of satisfac tion and contentment fly by as 11 they wore natural and were never ex pected to end. Dul a discord, an ob struction, a catastrophe, will render a year memorable and marl: an epoch. Tho United States vill re niomber 1907 as tho yeal la which a financial thunderbolt came out of a clear sky and struck dumb and blind for a period all the Industries Sterh-llie Siiechi and .lohnson buHd-'01 u,u 'J- " ' ko uuwu m njs were all completed to tholr , h,fltor' lls a 'oar ln wl,lch tll 1,0W01' jmM.nl size ln tho yonr lf.07 and ..t")f a fow t0 wl'oel tho whol 9'9toln a cost of Sir.0,000. Tho Smith mill )f lictlvitv and tiimnco, was strikingly and machinery cent fully $300,000 ""struted. Dut probably Coos Day and four hundred houses In tho twojwln llavo ns uu, reaso" t0 remnm wti.!. together with ninny amn ! It for Its Injurious effect ns any factories and buildings havo cojI mirt of America. Nothing llkecm app osimutoly $300,000 more. The ' lmrt of America. Nothing stopped coiihU iietlon of now piers, bridges ou Coos ""' No clmngo occurred on nd public improvements in i,olu c,,os lln' eept that tho Irnnlts nom-t-UH-s U1 not bring the total ex- nlly i"tod payments on checks to Iiense of Improving tho city of Coos' -r' ,or woek to oach depositor. It Slay to much less than cino mlnuu '" tho peoplo of Coos Bay. They dollars. Tho best of it is that 190S couW not' In tho mMat r tllc'1, rlch iHiiiiiwiHt Hiii-.nim n miiiiPii nf mn?. resources bo much disturbed. The ono thing which they regretted was I that work on tho Drain road was Tho Times bids farewell to 1907 (stopped, but even that did not cause -i,.d .on-;rntu!iiUs tho people of Coos tnom n BOCont, tn0UKllt. u OV0l. was Hay ..n tholr good fortune In being lnuch nioro than n vlslo t0 thom mi mi promising and delightful " anyway and tho locality has existed iinnntrv In nil Amni'lnn Minin to mi I . ' ' '- in v. iiu KOVPril I 111 Mill mil Wtliunm Vrtnea without It and grow giant trees nnd Everyone must have felt that a cheerful friend Is like a sunny day which sheds its brightness on all around, and most of us can, as we choose, make of this world either a palace or a pris- on Lubbock. l A DEAD OXE R0SEBURG FORESTRY BUREAU IS LARGE iV pswftjp IvWrtt'VJr fav-rMm--m lv ,jfr sn'rv-,,"';w XSSSSSSSSfSSOSSSS ,i' m ti i i lrti'M'i HUiiM.'JlJ J eaver Hill Coal MASTERS McLAIN Sole Agents The Best Coal oi Coos Bay $5.00 PER TON AT THE YARD $6.00 PER TOW DELIVERED rcEX33I2Hn2QlSrZ3SKLZXZa!KHa233H33S3S32HKa tiettor natural slto for a city and it JHH-niH to bo tho last opportunity clnms and nindo great coal veins and Dreathes there a man with soul so dead, Who never to himself has said: "My trade of lato is getting bad; I'll try another 10-inch ail.?" If such thero be, go mark him well; Kor him no bank account shall swell, No angels watch tho golden stair To welcome home the millionaire. Tho man who never asks for trade Dy local line or ad. displayed, Cares moro for rest than worldly gain, And patronage but gives him pain. Tread lightly, friends; lot no rude nee(j3 sound Disturb his solitude profound. Here let him live in calm repose, Unsought, except by men ho owes, And when ho C.'.os, go plant him J, That naught mny break his dream less sleep, Whore no rude clamor mny dispel The quiet that he loved so well; And when tho world may know its loss, Seven Clerks Required 'to Aid Supt. llai'trimi in Looking After All Business. ROSEDUKG, Dec. 31. Few Rose burg people realize that this city is the headquarters of the largest sub sidiary branch of tho forestry service In the UUi.eu States. Apace with the rapid development of the service, tho local branch has grown under tho guidance of Hon. S. C. Dartrum, now superintendent of the Southern Ore gon district, until It has reached business proportions probably great er than that of the local United States land office. While the land office receives a larger number of visitors, its correspondence and scope of duty falls far short of equaling that of the forestry office. With an office force of seven clerks Supt. Dartrum is housed in the upper story of the new Roseburg National Dank building. He has four offices, affording a total floor space of about 000 square feet, and this lacks a good deal of being sufficient for all There is a public entrance room, the abstracting and draughting room, an office for private consulta tion and a room for making blue prints. No offices are better equipped for their requirements. Supt. Dart rum prides himself especially on his filing system and facilities, also on tho equipiunet for making blue prints. Taken as a whole, there seems to be nothing lacking in the WE MAKE GAS ENGINES AND BOATS Speed Lannchts and Enginet a Specialty All Clanes of Boat and Engine Repairing Promptly Attended to Shop.in the North Bend Woolen Mills North Bend, Oregon 11. R. BEVIER, Mechanical Engineer C. H. AUGER, BoatlBnilder Business Directory Doctors. D" GEORGE W. LESME Osteopathic Physician Graduato of Ameiicnn School of Osteopathy, Kirksvilk', Mo. Olllco Hours: 9 a. m. to I p. m. Other Hours by Appointment. Ollke lu Xafcumg lllock Phone 1011. Marshfleld, Ore. i VTlannrrrsix ft, Ueirot Rrrvlr MAKSHF1ELD, OUEGON. Capital Subscribed J50.000 Capitol Paid Up $40,000 Undivided Trodis iMd.OOO Does a general banking business and draws ou the Hank ol California, Pan Krancl6c Calif., KirbtKat caal Ilnnk Portland Or., Kimt National Bank ISoseburg, Or., Hanover Na- tlonal Bank, Now York, N. M. Kothchild & Son, London, England. Also tell change ou nearly all the principal cities of Europe. Accounts kept subject to check, sale deposit lock boxes far rent at 6 cents a mouth or J5. a year. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS D" J. W. INGRAM v.,"-';', , t,jj IMiyslchiii and Surgeon. Office over SengstackGU's Drug Store. Phones Office 1C21; Residence 7S3. DR. A. h. HOUSEWC Physician mid vouch nature urfords the peoplo to ' fruit growing hllbldes and rich dairv tMillil ii great city lu tho ITnltotl i,1iB In tlxo memitlmo. Uealflca 8lilia .states from tho g.ound up. Its tlmb- uvo bw?n (lolllK tl.ansi,0l.tatiim work r n4.iimii nro sufficient to support for Co08 Uay foi. flftv u,arg cllcaop i i-.ti ..f no mean proportions oven'thnn mttroaA, llo !t. iiowover. tho f It bad nothing ole. Its coal Is ,,,, roaU kc. t0 uo l)ullt , in in. ii ino ractuc coast has south' inns. ol i iihi". hound and would Justify i slwl city. Its fruit nnd I'loiliiets Ie wltli the world's mil wnrrant a town for their A IMlOSI'Eltor.S i:v YEAH. May be had by Judicious in venting in Cod lt.nv lii'mini-tv 'n . ...l niono. lie ba Is capablo ,. jdlcloi,8 imesting-anybody ..- ilHvolonoil Into nil groat and , g0 011t ana b ,. 0I.,V t ,' ..-..,..! a linrlior as the world 0Mr buB,neM , flm, cnn?f; .. but fvun In It (iroMiit ooii.;uiul AperIeuce what and where is a , quite equal to some which bm lo buy. ut , ,. w, U..I1K innuy times as much busl- te 8ul)Jl,ct. u n -.a ,u tlio your lHOt a great in- tiii,,.. nr ... i ..... . JU-. . ,, ,. , , , . I J" ""jilt Ulll JOU win -wD tsuu.i ii. iii imiiuiiriiiK III- UialiO III tho lnuir run U'.. v., .1.... " 11 v- itiww kttia flilonco 1--- -- - ! ' llllll 11 IMI Villi 'III nor nun, and Clio Uoynohis' iinnm vmv. v-.. 'IV ' v " Wo offer this week The siiuiMon mills are bolng One of tho bot niuches on Coos I to a uHmrlt of i;.o,000 j mvor; lino bottom and about 4 mlio da and the a. 000 populatlDti water frout, ?5,000 00 , lltuiil Is ury likely to grow 10 acres lluo fruit land, mostl o thoumnil before (ho year cleared, with good house, barn good ftvOlrtBwl The coal measures springs; $i$00.00. 190S. 5 Hero's hoping It will be good you, i . ar J! 'U fcjM in n.l urniind Coos Hay, and 8tH,0UUut ou oup co; ,Qto Bhiilth mill, tho Coiirtnoy mill, m Coos Hay and wish you i ill' 111 111 ttiil tint 1 .e ,1 .1 .i I . . Offices that would Imm-nvn tlm tul. Place on his grave n wreath of moss. ,lrable system for carylng on busi And on n stono above, "Here lies ness ultimately, more room will i, chump who wouldn't advertise." imperative, but perhaps by that time -M. Ll. CUC). Rosebliril Will cet n Forlorn 1 lmllrl. ing, for which the local forestry bu reau presents a powerful argument. j Not the least of Supt. Bartrum's t0 duties is tho directing of the field , force under lilm. At tho present I time, owing to tho condition of tho This is a good day to swear off weather, he has only 23 men operat knocklng. ing in tho forests. With the nn- . 'proach of ne.U summer, however, Just keep plugging hnd nil will that number will bo gradually In come out right. creased until It reaches nearly 100. I Just recently, Supt. Dartrum has Ton to ono the man who Is always been made a disbursing agent In tho winning never wins success. matter of expenditures for repairs needed in his district from time to This is tho day tho water wagon time, and will forward a bond to begins its inorry journey, ato jou Washington. Heretofore when 'OltTII Surgeon. Ottice over First National Dank, Residence, two blocks north of Crystal Theater. Office Phone 1431. Residence Phone 1C5G. Lawyers. lVanclB II. Clarke Jacob M. Blake Lu reuce A. Ltljeiuist CLAltKE, IJLAKE & L1LJEQVIST, ATTOItXEYS-AT-IiAW Times Duildlng, Marshfleld, Ore. United States Commissioner's Office. The C. C, R. & E. R. R. and Navigation Co. THE C. B.r It. rt E. JJ. It. A- N. TIME TADTiE. Subject to change without noticO, No. 2. CO. 1 No. 1. IDally, ex. J Sunday v. 0:00a.m.Marsh'd Junction Lv. 9:45a.m. Coqullle Ar.l0:20a.m. Myrtle Pt Ar.l2:30p.m. Lv.lli30a.nl. Lv.10 :45a.m. Trains to and from Beaver Hill dally. W. . Miller. Agent. J -. AY. IJEXXETT, Steam Dye Works C Street Ladies' nnd Gents' Garments Cleaned or Dyed PfiiiipBetkrr, Propnrfoi. on re- dnt 1MLJJ r0- . IBHI . 1 J -H n uUk. Mention also and In' SpltJndld values in linv iin-i. .on 1 IlllT luwalAit flltttiltt Itflta Ititit .. 1. t . ' " , l-l I 4VI IRIi'M ""MU4V ! WVOU lU HIU.UU -ti-.' ami largf wupuientu have a fllie garden tret lu MIUIiiEton- I'll tiiiiuc i WT-n iiiiunvtii! fiVUt ' ' Tw( ' ' roiiiuierclHl hutliioss of the West i i ' i y cities has dntibW lu the 1 c ytl? Hud (tie marine shlpuu'iits 1ms I'm) ini bar huve usgrt'K.! ' I 0i) That It will be gnntb t i the coiultiK ear Is in ' ho fact that many new in i n aiiui ii in v;oos ng irine nnd will V' mj- x ho donietlc and 'Ion Ipn ' a ve tu ti ,!0 of the best rouldeuce lots in llaishtleld, ?SB0.00. the choicest Halaes Avemm ih 1400 00. 1 S KAUPMAX & CO f i oni Clumber of Commerce. pairs wero made, a requisition to Washington was necossnry in order Tlioro is nothing that is worth ( to got the money to defray tho ex- wlnnlng thnt Is not worth planning j pense. Undor tho new order of for. i things, however, a certnln sum of money Is placed to Mr. Bartrum's Crop Item Thero wero n largo . credit here, and on that he will mere- number of umbrellas raised ln Marsh-. ly draw direct when necessary field this weok. It rained on the Just and unjust alike in Marshfleld yesterday. On tho Just mainly because the unjust had taken their umbrellas. Tlioro nro some peoplo In Coos county who would llko to exchange tholr marriage certificate for a clear ing house certificate. I'Vfcli Oystrx. ved weekly at Qra Restau- Ttn Bend Servod anv ttvla aud nlgM. Also erery- narket affords. XOTICE TO DIDDEHS Notice Is horeby given that seal ed bids will bo received by the com mon council of the city at Marshflold, Coos county, Oregon, up to January 6, 190S, nt 7:30 o'clock p. m. for the Improvement of that portion of LAUREL STREET ln said city of Marshflold, from the north line of H Street to the line between Sees. 27 and 34, T. 25, S. R. 13 W., according to tho plans und specifications there- Office over Flanagan & Bennett Bank. Marshfleld, .... Oregor C. p. Mcknight, Attorney at Law". Upstairs, Bennett & WuUer Cloct Marshfleld, - - Oregor c OKE .V- CtiKE, Attorneys at Law. Marshfleld, .... Oregor Miscellaneous A 11, EDDY ARCHITECT John L. Sullivan remarking that rum is the worst knockout ln life for on file In the office of the City is llko tho man who enld: Is tho host policy. I've tried both." Prefch OlVninln Oystors and frozen Toko l'otot Oyter, hardshell tlams, fresh fls.lt crabs, shrimp, mid smoked Balmoutodny. The Umpire Wh JIm-ket, iifar Pioneer Grocery. Honesty I Recorder and open to the inspection of all persons Interested therein Dated this 21st day of Pec-''jer. 1907. J. M. UPTON. City Recorder. Modern cottages a specialty. Office opposite Blanco Hotel, Over Tele phone Building. Pull the BELL CORD Wet our WhlstlelThen BlowJ J. R. HERRON, Prop. Front Street, : : Marahfltld, Orteg c t o . n iwM$im win I PHONE 923 M It. ALDEItT AUEl., Contractor for Teaming of all kindt Phone 1SS4. tta -y A' Subscrlbo for The Ti One-fouriirofr on all Christmas goods, auca as toys, doll bussles, china ware, Or, 0: s Bay Cash Store. PIANO TUNING, By. J. P. O'ltlully, Resident Tuner. Address Box 210, Marshfleld. The Launch Tioga Leaves Slarshfleld nt 8:30 ru m. for head of the tido water on South- Coos River. Returning, leaves at 3:30 p. m. THOJLIS GOODALE :n::n:a::5 ;: itvxtmn ELMER A. TODD, Director Coos lluy Academy of Music. i'liC Tiauu Tip Ci giin ITii i IH0 I. t t in r o-jera Ail Pars of the World We use the necessary facilities for sending money to all parts of the world, and without danger or loss. .. . FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of COOS BAY, Marshfleld, Ore. inmsrKwuuawnmtmtttt ' 4 m -rr a i l U" r -t . I- f. ivkii- d'c.. ...... ii ii.,,.,, . i, ,M.t i I'ti Ml' I lll!..8.ilil!ll!.mumttntt l f ("I V 'TStt' J V'