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1 THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1908. 'n ""mas'. Coos Bay Times Entered at the pojtoffice at JWathfiold, Oregon, for transmission tli rough the malls as second clnss mat) matter. SUBSCRIPTION HATES. In Advance. DAILY. One- yoar ?5 00 Six months ?2.50 tiesa than G months, per month .50 WHBItLY. One war $1.50 Local readers, 10c per line. 1nX- js HE CARES NO MORE Business Directory FORHWH NOR BWW.. WS GOODRUM CWTIEtf With the Toast and Tea Doctors. PROTECT HIMSO.f D It. GKOltGK W. L1CSLIE PW5K1S C.0MIA6N"'). VtH, lifSIJSsi!' .v fl. 'OLD MflPI JL V m ft&:3 w "),. -n v trFtSjiX . " -f ' ' v yyp ..wn .V . V v 4 iNl x-x WT.1 ,VaV$,.ix Kv YB AW , xvvVKxVn- THE COMMUTER AND HIS GARDEN. Osteoiiathlc Physician Graduate of American School ot Osteopathy Kirksville, Mo. Onice Hours: 9 n. in. to 4 p m. Oilier Hours liy Appointment. Olllce In XmburR llloek Phone 1C11. Marshfleld, Ore. PREPARE FOR A RAINY DAY AN IKDEPFXDUNT I'.FIl'III UAX MiMSl'AlTR 1TI! USflCO KVEIIV i:l.MXO EVCLHT1.N0VSUXI)AV, AND HrKKKLY BY Tin: Coos lUv Times PonusiiiNo Co. AniMiEbs Am, Communications to COOS BAY DAILY TIMES KarsMWJ . . Oregon CIIKAP AIOXKV. Professor Norton of Yale Univer sity, 1b an authority on Political iicoziowy, whoso prominence is sec ond to none. In n recent paper pre jtiuruU by him the present financial Icpr8ion was considered and some remarkable conclusions were reached. 2lu called attention to the fact that in 1S0U the world's output of gold Jiv tli year had reached the extra ordinary sum of $205,000,000. Kach y'nr since 19 00 the increase in the uAjiul of the mines has been such hat In 1900 the quantity mined was valued at $100,000,000. This flood of gold was startling, but, in fast, it huh. In hib judgment, nothing to the Yoluoiu which was yet to come.i Pro fessor Norton believes in the quanti tative theory of money as do all KconHflc economists and financiers, Jiml he recognizes the fact that the value of gold depreciates in propor tion as the supply Increases. Hut tills depreciation can only bo detect ed in the increase in the value of what old buys. When prices go up tlio purchasing power of gold lias di vtalsaed. And Professor Norton jropjuecies that prices will, in spite of the llnancial set-hack, still continue .La rlao and that in the next throe .yours the cost of living will increase thirty per cent. Tills leads to the conclusion that men can not afford to retain their money, but, in order . to InkD advantage of tho cheapening , oC .gold and tho increase of property wuliies, they must invest in property. They must buy. . Professor Norton may ho right and ills theory is certainly logical, but It ia possible that an otl'set may also ex ist which, although tho quantity of sold put out by tho mines Is very Kroa,t, yet money may bo scarco and may acquire new power. It Is unde wiahly true that tho world's volumo f business has increased since 1907 many tlniei faster than tlie output of oU. .Millions of people, whoso an cestors were too ignorant or too Trtiwh better trained and in such hot ter circumstances than their foro heiws that their exchanges requlro aiillllons more money. Railroads and tfttaninhips have brought tho cliff or ent ports of tho world so closely to Kother that commerco has multiplied lis (Iciunutls many times. Hut tho 'pressing needs of all mankind are so jjreat that vast sums of money nro (demanded. Th.o Panama Canal is only ono instance. Famino stricken melons In Ilusula, India and China tniiHl be irrigated to save tho lives of millions. Vast amounts of money wra noeded for this. Two hundred avnil llfty million Hindus need to havo itlm aid of money and would furnish jKreat rowaids to investors. Four Imndrod million Chlnneso are waking iuti, to modem business methods and tnutil havo factories, railroads, and s1I tlio equipment of a modern com sriorcial nation. All Huropo and all America nro needing an extension of Ittelr convenience, and tho railroads auid steamship lines nro not equal to Xllo needs of mankind. For all this Aliero Is not money enough and whon Alio panic camo it found tho United filnles In the condition of tho man -who had millions of property, and millions of dollars' worth of ordors on hand, but had to go Into tho hands .r.u receiver and ceaso business be .nime 'io could not get money enough 1 do business. Awet currency may ol ! tho best kind and may ho a llUlo In tho line of prhilogo, but In vlrw of tho immedlnto needs of tho Muntiy and the splendid condition nln I In to do business, if bIio can &it tho money, It Is much to bo laopod Hint sumo such meastiro as Uiat proposed in Congross will bo "otiartrd. In spite of Professor Nor n wo need more money. Tho bees of tho United States pro--fliir .'. $2R.Onn,nno worth of honey nt year. Get busy, A prominent New York preacher exyu that Coot-go Washington could wiol now fill the prosldontlnl chair. Alas, no; poor George Is doad. I po You THIN .I (o-WArroRA I ni 1 wMOfftWN J I I A .LL 4 1 J "pv It. J. AV. IXGR AJI c .fa iS Physician and Surgeon. Office over Sengstacken's Drug Store. Phones Office 1C21; Residence 783. DU. A. L. IIOUSEWOItTII Pliysiclaii and Surgeon. Office over First National Bnk. Residence, two blocks north of Crystal Theater. Offico Phone 1431. Residence Phone 1C5C. Lawyers. Frond II. Clarke Jacob M. IllaUo Lawrenoo A. Liljetiulbt "LARKE, 1JLAKE & t LIL1EQVIST, ATTORXEYS-AT-LAW Times Building, Marshfleld, Ore. United States Commissioner's Office. W. 1JEXXETT, SHOWING OFF. -Triggs in Novv York Pres GOOD EVEXIXG. The man who can't work tin- less ho has a pJ.pe in his mouth never produces much that is worth preserving. Ot Only a Little. Only a llttlo sunshine, After tho welcome rain; Only n little laughter, After tears and pain. Only a little loving, After a kiss or two, Only a fond caressing, When you're feeling blue. Only a llttlo kindness, Given in many ways, Makes our life worth living, Makes many happy days. Only a faithful promise, Ever to bo true, Is all I'm asking, Dearest love, of you! Augusta Stephan. o It hns been found that whon you attempt to mako some Coos Day men eat their words, they would rather light than eat. There are some Coos Bay men who try to carry at ono time r load that would look better if taken in two trips. Some Coos Bay peoplo who turned over a now leaf this year havo found that It blew back before tho year had grown very old. PORT ORKORD POINTERS. A North Bend girl drew herself up haughtily as sho said "you had no business to kiss me." "But," j tho Marshfleld young man said, "it wasn't business, It was pleasure." It was a llttlo Coos Day boy who, whon called to get washed, said: "What's the matter, haint nobody got notliiu' olbo to do?" -- Tlio Xew Year. Although wo rhymo it Pat and straight Wo'ro npt to write it 1907. G. A. GOODRUM. Ono C003 Bay man says ho has al ready mndo several mistakes this year. Ho has dated several letters 1907. A Marshfleld man receutly had a serious oporatlon performed. Ho ' had his daily "smile" cut out of his habits. Week's Xews as Collected by the Tri biiue. Port Orford has a mammoth wood pile on tho beach at Battleroclr, brought there and piled up by the big surf. Dr. White and his nephew, an at torney, both old Oregonians, but now of Chicago, went down the coast Fri day looking after investments in real estate. They were accompanied by another gentleman and they consti tuted a jovial trio. Nat Dean is carrying tho mail from Langlois past Haro to where he meets the Myrtle Point carrier, while Gene Strain drives from Port Orford to Langlois. Tho boys get though, but they have had a strenuous time doing so. Miss Calla Chandler began a term of School Monday in tho Elk river district. A house at Adolphsen's mill has been fitted up for school during tho winter months, as it accommo dates a larger number of children' at that placo than whero the school house is located further up the river. Rev. Geo. II. Roach was unable to come down and hold his regnlar ser vices at Port Orford last Sunday be cause of the Illness of his wife. There were more agates on tho beach Sunday than at any time this winter, and the day being warm and sunny many people wero out and some fine agates wero collected. Port Orford challenges jany other point on the coast to produce such a quantity and quality of gems, both as to value and variety as are found on Agato Beach. . iliMi A little daughter aged 11 months of F. Cook's, who resides In Port Orford, died of whooping cough last Wednesday morning and was laid to rest In tho cemetery hero on Thurs day, Dr. Glanvlllc conducting tho funeral services. The bereaved fam ily have the sympathy of tho entire community. So far January has been remarka bly warm, with grass growing all along the coast. Not a snow flaUs hns yet fnllon in Port Orford and as thcro Is no snow in tho mountains to speak of, wo may reasonably expect good weather and an early spring. A couple of gentlemen came in from Portland last week, bought a lot of grub, and next morning went up Hubbard's creek whero they camped a couplo of days, and camo back and loft for Portland again without revealing their mission. But wo supposo it was to got tho final piece of red tape to tio around the Byer's survey to complete its approval. Office over Flanagan & Bennett Bank. Marshfleld, Orecoi G. F. McKXIGUT, Attorney at Law. Upstairs, Bennett & Walter BlocV Marshfleld, - - Orouor CiOKE & COKE, Attorneys at Law. Marshfleld, Orogoi A . II. EDDY ARCHITECT Modern cottages a specialty. Office opposite Blanco Hotel, Over Tele phone Building. CVRPEXTER Call R. A. Cortholl. For all kinds of carpenter and cabinet work. Show ensos and ofllco furniture a specialty. Phono 561. Cortliell's Delicatessen. R. ALBERT ABEL, Contractor for Teaming of all klndr Phone 1884. THIGH SNAP PROOF TfaJw Goodyear rubber montav pmnsoN . ,. on -ji.""' IKtSlO f u.uu jTfjm Wcossoekot Sporting j!$m.&btth j Tourist Rubber Coats. . .$4.50 SEl llnMviK Pnnta S3. 75 'KV SitJi nil flonta rfnv lenirth 5Z.-'& k3 RV fM !) .. . j . trfn t A t 11 I NM, ........... .,l V.H 7 S - . mA7 " X!nimTjitK-f,ni iT-n-KHKiM L mrU taWCTram Rubber Hats -"5c Mj. GnmU Aro Knockouts."' "TvIa j$M$r vi 2k yy-wyyy7jyTyff p (TANO TUNING, By. J. F. O'Rielly, Resident Tuner. Address Box 210. Murslificia. ELMER A. TODD, Director Coos Bay Academy of Mnslc. Voice, riano. ripe Orfian. Harmony ote., from lieglimlng to graduation. Singers coached lu fctyle diction and Interpretations, for' opera, oratorio or concert work New O'Counell BnUdhig, Marsliflcld. Flanagan & Bennett Bank MAKSHFIELD. OKKGON. C'opital Subscribed ?5U,000 Capital Paid Up J10.000 Undivided I'rollts J5,000 Poes a general banking business and drawi. on tho Dank oi California. San FrancUc Calif., First National Hank Portland Or., Firei National Bank. Koseburg, Or., Hanover Na tional Hank, New York, N. M. Kotbchlld d. Son. t.nndou.EiiKlaud. 1 aImi (ell change on nearly all tho principal , cities of Europe. Accounts kept subject to check, 6afe deposit lock boxes for rent at 5 cents a month oi 5. a year. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS A Coos Bay man, whon nsked by tho doctor to show his tongue, replied that no tongue could toll how bad ho ' felt. Do you work for a living? Yes! Then you'ro my friend and you will find that MeArthtir's hand lotion will smooth and wooth tho "hard nnd homy hand of toil" it will softou nnd whiten any old hand. Remomher Its mndo only by McArthur at tho Prescription Drug Store. COMMUTATION' TICKETS On salo at Molroso Restaurant, Uso Tho Times waut ads. You get a lot for a little. SCOTS! BURNS ANNIVERSARY. All Scotchmon, sons nnd grand sons, also wives and sweethearts are Invited to attend tho anniversary of Robert Burns to bo hold In Redmen's hall Jan. 25th, 190S. A very Inter esting program has been arranged also banquot. A very enjoyable time guaranteed for all thoso atondlng. SKC. HUGH SNEDDON, TETER SCOT, Jr. EDWARD MITCHEL. Committee. Bank of Oregon Capital Stock fully paid up $50,000 Transacts a General Banking Business North Bend, Oregon - - Steam Dye Works C Street, Lndles' and Gents' Garments Cleaned or Dyed Philip Iteckc r, Proprirlor. REPRESENTING STYLE AND QUALITY The Steamer TEAMER PLANT SAILS FROM MARSHFIE LD Saflo for San Francisco Tuesday Jan. 28th. No reservations liclcl tifte flio arrival of the ship unless ticket is bought. F. S. DOW, Agent MARJSHTIELD. OREGON fram.wffi.r.j'v3my.x-3! &!5&SS2&$K&2 H. O. BRECKEXRIDGE G. L. DEAN. New Owners of tho C00S BAY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY .Wo do a general Transfer and Storage business. Orders taken jf Hiono will receive prompt attention. WiK Front foot of A St. Phono 1031. 18$$&2&Z&3 c3B$$ft3 California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company Steamer Alliance B. W. OLSON, Master. .SAILS FROM PORTLAND SATURDAYS, 8 P. M. SAILS FROM COOS BAY TUES DAYS, AT SERVICE OF TIDE. P. P. Baumgrartner, Agt. L. W. Shaw, Agt. Couch 6k Dock, Portland, Ore. Marshfleld, Ore., Phone 441. WHY DO PEOPLE BUY IN SENGSTACKEN ADDITION? 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 MAKE GAS ENGINES AND BOATS Speed Lannchet and Enginei a Specialty All Classes of Boat andEngine Repairing PromptlyJAttended to Shops n tie Worth Dead Woolen MMj North Dcnd, Oregon II. R. BKVIEa, Mechanical Engineer C. H. AUGER, Boat BuilaV and Tho U off sale on all toys and Christmas China will continue all throughout this month. Coos 3ay Cash Store. Try a want a. FASTEST BOATS ON THE BAY. Half Hour Schedule. Iliii Between Mai'shfleld -iiul .ortb Bend Made in 12 Minutes. Private hamllnus. Faro: Oneway, 15c; rti(l trip, aSe. J. A. O'KIChtA', Proprietor. BELIEVE In nowspaper advertls-) ing a groat deal moro than you be lieve In show windows your stors can always har show windows. stmjMiiM'b. !iiL.i"-i'',:M-.ii'i' THAT NEW LEDGER Ton wore going to open this year. Wo havo it. Also a full .... uijnciD iHio ui uiuuii uuuks, uay oooks, casn uooks, etc. You do not have to seud to Portland or San Francisco. Try this store. Front. Street. AH tbo lato papers and magazines. A full lino of stationery. MMM1 W Bimrareac lUAuxunvn mrLW7ymnovm! &5E5HSHSiSHSHSE5E5r5?EulSlSlSSni5HS5ZSESHSZSB15rS Portland & Coos Bay S. S. Line Sails from Portland Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sails from Coos Bay Satu days at Service of Tide. C F. McColIum, Agt. Phone Main 34 - - a Sr iwir m0m tM 'SHJMXZS. 1
