The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, February 15, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextW?n ""Uttf" fa. .Itkfr V THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELDr OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 15, 1908. 2 Coos Bay Times Entered at the po.:tofflce at vArshfleld, Oregon, for transmission through tho malls as second class lazail matter. sunscmi'TioN hates. In Advance. DAILY. jv.0 year $5 00 "Sis mouths $2.50 jfi&a than G months, per month .50 WEEICLY. tie year $1.50 Local readers, 10c per line. iH INDEPENDENT REPUELI3AN NEWSPArFR fl'I itJUBD EVERY EVEMNO EXCEPTING SUNDAY, AND WKC1.LT DT "Xtlb Cood By Times FDnusmxa O. The policy of th" Coos Dy Times Jriil bo Republican in politics, with X Independence o which President atooaovelt Is the leading exponent. Aijjrkss All Cojimonicatio.ss to COOS BAY DAILY TIMES iSrwCstfidd - Orcjcn "3&AI1I10R A MILK AND A HALF W1DK JEditor Times: be excellent views expressed by '-S3 C. A. Smith with regard to Coos j ajy reople, but are all the more "n the columns of tho Times, not only must meet with the approval of Coos 2Jay people, but ar call tho more JBorccful and effective as coming from n. innn of his standing and success. ilr believes that tho slogan of our -fople should be "A harbor a mile d a half wide." These words, in- Jecd are pregnant with meaning and 'all of prophetic Import for what -ust bo some day tho ultimate out- i of tho baj'si destiny. As Mr. .-pDith. very truly suggests, nothing i j revent this result, but tho iu- ijfTerence of tho peoplo may delay (l will not bo regarded as a crltl- t.i of Mr'. Smith's views, wo hope, if "vvo talco the liberty to express K aarao views in amplification of hi. Xor tvIII It be regarded as impertinent ," Tre suggest, that Mr. Smith is in tl position, if ho only knew it, to TSiArten very materially tho accom plishment of the plan of a harbor a tiijIo and a half wide. What Coos "Say wants and wants badly Is leader ship. The peoplo are ready to do anything they think they can do. Tfaqy are not Indifferent, but most of 'm frankly admit that they have wbti engaged In lines of work which 'jsaUe them unfamiliar with building Klts. They want a leader in whose sasracity and energy they can have ii Bfldence. They want somebody to '"n them what tho first stop is which vill onablo them to reach tho ob- jf.iu How can they got together so a xo work out their problem? ' A harbor a mllo and a half wide -e-qnires concerted action on tho part ' the people. They must net to- ?U)er. They must, bofore they can ai anything, get togothor and consoll- ' in na one community. For oxam- -Trtv: Tho mud, which Mr. Smith says b. no impediment to dredging, is "-vHirally, easily romoved. But le- T"?)y some two hundred acres of that -T'wl bolongs to certain individuals ao luwo diverted a title, succoss ru' from tho United States govern- -joeut. Tho owners do not feel able j" give up those flats for nothing nnd Hi Tnust bo evident that they will not, ii'r will tlio United States govern ment buy them. Such Is not tho gov 'jarnaiont policy. Tho several cities off the bay must unito on tho bur zroush plan Tho sniuo plan on which j-tf-clty of Now York has consolidated tho same plan which A. H. Stick wy proposed for a union of St. Paul ami Minneapolis nnd when they hAna united then it is possible for shorn in tho oxeiclso of port powers ' issuo bonds and purchnse tho so tailed mud flats. Thoso bonds so Joil will no doubt bo accepted by iJve owners of tho flats and when tho wo hundred ncres nro dredged out & will bo possible- to leave fifty acres it au Islond which will bo worth tho winds, tho cost of dredging and much amoro, in othor words, If tho men who havo lnrio Interests horp, and .inrtJcularly Mo?srs. Smith and Slmp mn would ronllo that consolidation An iho first stop iM Is absolutely nec wrary to furtVrv progress, tho fu urre of Coos Ppv "Mil bo assured and .harbor a mllo and a half w do will an accomplished fact. ' A CITIZKN. iiWith the Tast and Tea .t ATTRACTIVE SHOP WINDOWS ON COOS BAY. LJ(fc gl 1b j v ' 1 1 ,;i fcj WTi V " " Cil""" ,-l.jLr- -i rrrfitrf " niiTi.imi.ii - Business Directory Doctors. My hals are new and up-to-date. Why? Because I buy for swell dressers only D: K. GEORGE AV. LESLIE Osteopathic riiyslclan Uruduato ot AdiuiIlhii fccliool al 03tcopalliv Klrksvllle, Mo. Olllco Hours: 9 o. in. to 4 p. m. Oilier Hours Ijv Appointmunt. OHlco In NasburB Block Phono 1611. Marshflold, Oro. fF$i 5i RipivseiitJiig Stjlo .iul Quality. "ijxoia? THE SIMPLE THINGS. Let us find the quiet ways and the common core Brave through all the toiling days just to do our share Let us seo tho bloom that lies humbly at our feet, With its mission that Implies love of keeping sweet! Let us scorn no humble task, but around It throw All that one could ask faith's ideal slow; ' Let us marvel as wo plod at tho hidden good Of the seed within the clod, life's beatitude! Let us take the fruit of time as out of trust and toll Filling every path with rhyme leading us to moil; So, beyond the gates of gloom and the lanes of strife Greatly to our sense shall bloom simple things of Ufo! Baltimore Sun. CCTmmMaBSjaCTm The Steamer STEALER PLANT 2AiLb i-KOM MARS I - Sails for San JkVnnciseo Tuesday au. liBttu No rescr Atuons held after the arrival f the ship unless ticket 13 flight. F. S. DOW, Aoent MAP.SHFIKLD, OREGON j KyarengrenwmrraainEJ "ZSliTms&FJSSZZl&Stii TU. GEO. E. D1X &-J l'hjblciaii f nnd Surgeon. Ofllro-Flrst .Vnt Hunk Wilg. Phono 1CS1 -juJ y R. J. W. INGUASI U riiyslclan and Surgeon. Ofilco over Sengstackon's Drug Store. Phones Offlco 1021; Resldonco 783. D' 11. A. L. HOUSEWORTir l'hjhician and Surgeon. Offlco over First National Bank, Resldonco, two blocks north of Crystal Theater. Offlco Phono 1431. Resldonco Phono 1G5C. Lawyers. Francis II. Clarko Jncob 11. Bluko Law route A. I.lljcqulst CLARKE, 11LAKE Ai LILJEQVIST, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAAV Times Building, Marshflold, Oro. United States Commissioner's Ofilco. California and Oregon Coast Steam:frip Company Steamer Ail?rice B. W. OL&ON, Mastar. COOS BAY AND PORTLAND SAILS FROM PORTLAND SATURnAYS, 8 P. M. SAILS FROM COOS BaY TUESDAYS, AT SERVICE OF TIDE. F. P. Baumgartner, Agt. L. V Shaw, Agt. Couch St. Dock, Portland, Ore. AT'-'-'hflold. Ore., Phone 141. . W. HENNETT, Office ovor Flanagan & Bennett Bank. MarshOeld, .... Oregon cp- F. SIcKNIGHT, Attorney at Law. Upstairs, Bennett & Walter Blocle Marshflold, - - Oregon ic ORE & COKE, OOOooaaa GOOIl RVKVivn a. The best portion of a cood O man's life hl3 little, nameless, unromembered acts of kindness and of love. Wordsworth. 4 .44 O Raised Tlicm. "How much are these chickens?" asked tho lady in tho market. "I sell them at 25 cents a pound," said tho Marshfleld market man. "Do you raise them yourself?" "Oh, yes! They wero 22 cents yesterday." HITS A THIEF The man who "knocks" tho busl- b that paj his salary la a thief Bt i-eprotjenU the worst form of dis- ijtufciay found In iho cntogory . Ba- t:- him the employoo who pllfera tho u i8 hanul88 and roipeotnble; -a- burglar a gentleman, and th Uiway robbor a knight orant with it --ilo around his head. Words that would adequately do- scribe him havo yet to bo coined. You can only understand his villainy ap proximately under tho white light of comparison. Take everything in the commercial world that Is absolutely bad, view it in the worst possible light, and tho man who "knocks" tho business that pays him is indefin itely worse. For this crime against business ethics there can bo no ex cuse, no palliating circumstances. nothing that will vindicate tho crim inal in tho eyes of fair minded men A man who knocks the business that pays him is a cringing coward of tho most contemptible kind. If ho wero not ho would have manhood and courage enough to quit and seek an other position. Many a firm has been temporarily embarrassed, many a man has been forced into bankrupcy because of tho irreponsiblo or malicious utterances of somo trusted employee, some knocker who was paid to servo tho business not to throttlo It. "If you must "knock" quit. Get out out of that position and draw your salary from other sources be foro you opon tho attack. Don't bo a traitor," says an exchange "It is doubled) oil, cowardly, vlllalnly to be tray a trust in that way." Sherman said, "War is hell," and overybody but tho jingo agrees with him. Yet no other crlmo undor war conditions Is so soveroly punished and so loathed, oven by thoso who profit by It, as tho crlmo of tho trait or to tho causo ho has espoused. If in hell tho traitor Is tho lowest and most detested, what is his social standing on earth? What would bo his commercial ratlug where charact er Is an nssot? If you "knock" tho business that pays your salary you aro a traitor of tho dcepost dyo and tho scum of tho oarth would suffor moral con tamination by social contact with you "I came all the way from Iowa to seo your bay," remarked a new ar rival to Capt. O'Kelly. "Somebody's been stringing vou stranger," replied O'Kelly. "It aint mine." "I like to hear your wife talk." re marked one Coos Bay man to an other. "She has such liquid tones, as It wero." "You bet she has," replied the hus band. "Her talk simply drowns every other sound." "The lot is only fifty by one hun dred but you can build as high as tho sky," remarked the Real Estate man. "Then the purchase price includes tho sky," remarked the prospective purchaser. "Prosperity is a relative term." says tho "Small Chango" man In tho Portland Journal. "Somo men with a million would not think themselves prosperous, while others would see prosperity in a week's receipt for board and lodslnc in advance." J WHY SJO t-OLE ZJY IN SENGSTACKiLN EDITION? BECAUSE It is choice inside residence property, lots"' 0x100 with alleys, is well sheltered with a good bay view and prices of lots are reasonable. For particulars sec TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT, CO. Henry Sengstacken, Manr. Attornoys at Law. Marshfleld, Oregon Miscellaneous CARPENTER Call R. A. Cortholl. For all kinds of carpenter and cabinet work. Show cases and offlco furniture a specialty. Phono 561. Cortholl's Delicatessen. :M II. ALBERT ABEL, WE MAKE GAS ENGINES AND BOATS Speed Launches and Ecginti a Specialty AH Clastcs of Boat anlJCugine Repairing Pro:.,lv?Altcnded to uopi in the North Bend Woolen Mills North Deiid, Oregon H. R. BEVIER, Mechanical Engineer 1. M ALLGFR, Boat Builder F klANO TUNING, By. J. F. O'Rlelly, Resident Tuner. Address Box 210, Marsliflcld. jIJ'LMER A. TODD, Director BSBHBSBlSSanaKSSaiW&AM&SmimSll blKWrei3E?3SSEZEBSS J-" ooos 1Ky caucmy 01 music. 1 Q 1 Voice, Piano. Vle Organ. Harmony etc from 1. ....I .. .. I .. .. ... .. a.. .1 n 4 I .... Qtnn AmwiKi.il I. ui'ljMllllUK iu biuuuv nun. miina uuuuiiuu ... stjlo diction nnd interpretation!), (or opera, oratorio or concert work New O'Connell BuildinK, Marshfleld. aM-& 11 a. a rmumai Contractor for Teaming of all klndfl. Phono 1884. "We arc now prepared to take an order for HHscs R.Aiwferfcfc ,& we v1 ty v. j.t ijfj u AND ij 1 ass ox m Kinm NORTON & HANSEN 3 Fr-mfc Strcs rJSS3SSSSSSu2SatJh!Xl!7, ' f'3" ...a . IMMLDIATE VICINITY It is the policy of this bank to comflno its business to the im mediate vicinity. In following t enhances its own stability, but the community, tSHSSSHSlSHSZSSSESZSrlEaSSirw ::25E553jV a!!S2SrlS2525H5H5rl5ESE5? h ?? ItJ J ?j h this cour.se, the bank not only S i I FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP 8 K X 4 H promoted tho highest interest of aiaii n If you want to be iu the prosperity band wagon, better buy your Coos Day real estato now. Going to bo higher every year for tho next ten or twenty and then somo. "Why not set your cap for Bert Dimmick? He's single and woll off." remarked a friend to a Marshfleld sin. "Yes, he's single," she replied, "hut ho knows ho's well off." .lOVFUL SPRING Oh, tho glorious days of spring I want to go out and gambol and I want to go out and gambo and play, And holler and roll In tho nowmown hay Er perhaps a little bit early for hay, Just think of my meaning aud not what I say- But, anhov, when tho sun shines bright, And tho bull frogs sing you to sleep nt night, It's fun to got up nt early dawn And Jam your hat and breeches on And tako a stroll down tho railroad track And turn around nnd stroll right back, Without a thought and -without a enro, CCrS. RAV Mnrclifiolrl (ro Portland $ CuOS JjaV 3 S. Line So.B. Hinsdale W. S. MeForland Lfl fr Traiitnf ialn,ii Wt s , T wxr f A i'rt'AV "i II John I'ruess R.T.Kaufman U VW AA B Hfl K H Vice Pres. Abst. Ca'hier Bs y. v V n ft. I'm f.nj) .wiMwrownii.., Not i on nnvvtni n iiillltntini.. Ask tho man who pays your salary (To g. th,er flov.ers so rich and rare Sails from Vm viand Wcdnoriv at 8 p. m. Sails from Coos Bpv Qit" days at Service of Tide. C. b r.jxCoSlum, Agt. Phone Main 34 - - - A. St. Dock db'E525H5aSH5r!5S5cZS?.5HSZ5H5S5H5c3?c tttmmitmmi::t ttJtm:u..KUtruiiututt:umi BEAVER MILL COAL The Fuel that Made Coos Bay Famous Send your teams or telephone your orders to Masters & McLain, Sole agents 93.00 Por Ton nt the Y.trd, ?0.00 Per Ton Delivered. prices on scow load lots. Phone 2011. rronipt Deliver nmmu:m:smmus;::::mm,.. Special ntced. Jjwrouttitti m nm-.a muMt iwsi; i S Odd 1 .a 1 llTnHll Mi I IU ilib .4Z?.i attttttmnjt::tt;: . laWaiWiiOTHlgBH -- m-vWT of c'gnrs, candy or piies, telexihone oulcr to nnuHttfnmuttimttaamittttmttmttta Flanagan & Bemteit Bank MAKSHFIELD, OIUCGON. Capital Subscribed $5U,U00 Capital Paid Up $10,000 Undivided Profits 3S,000 Poes a Renerul banking bubineos and drawl on tho I3anfc oi California, Ban Krancieo Calll., First National Bank Portland Or., First National Bank. Koseburg, Or., Hanover Na tional Bank, Neir York, N. M. Kothchlld b son, i.onaou,tngiana. I Also sell change on nearly all the principal cities of Europe. ' Accounts kept subject to check, safo deposit lock boxes ler rent at 6 cents a mouth or $5. a year. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS BONITA and NORTH BEND THE MODERN COMPANY jiiilMixig, t'vuinpt attention given nil order. FASTEST u jmTS ON THE BAY. H.. ? Hour Schedu! Ruw Dettieeu Ma tiilcld xnu North UeitO .Made .t IU .iiuutes. ' Private LaiulinKS. Fare: ( tvnv. .V.; r.i0 (rip, iSt J. A. 0'JCtt.LY. Propimwt.. u this tutorial is too strong. Trv to fhjujo out how you would feol about It If you paid tho salarv nn.l uau to stand for tho kuochs behind I'd like to do It. hut T enn-r wni , your.back. . T, a T.tr.TOnvtcnt ' The violet and tho raaidon-halr. The poppy and tho hutter-cup- rrl TTjj U RTTVl tf Novv open 7:00 to ?:30 p. m. 1 x lli Ivi.1 Nu. v-"Saturday afternoon 2 to 5 p. m. Special rates to private parties 9:30 p. m. to U:30p, m. Aftem .on by Aij.itHmont For iieginners chiffler, Floor Mur P.L.Avcry, Prop. Marshfleld. tIMMWUb. V'TVTVvMt Redi fitlon Sals At C1IAIJ. A. STEXXNb' ."lis k and Suit Hoium Chicago. r " .t &. n St., Marshfleld. ,f Mrs. SI. K Huilih, Aeat, 4 ( M? S. 'ilk