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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1908.
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Winning the prize Is woman's priv
ilege by right divine. In the begin
ning sho won the most perfect typo
o beauty on earth. Sho has con
tinued to win -blue ribbons In the
lieauty contests ever since. Sho
wears them with a natural grace that
makes her the natural queen of the
universe, where all hearts pay a glad
tribute to her reign. Beauty Is not
woman's only prize. Rachel won the
prize at the well drawing water.
Poor but gentle Ruth married the
rich man. The generosity of Abigail
made her a king's bride. The Maid
branches of study Included in the
best high schools in the land?
Marshfield is abundantly ablo to
aflord this institution, which, in time,
will repay Us cost a hundred fold.
Since it must coruo sometime, since
the start for the betterment of school
facilities Is now to bo mdae citizens
of Marshfield, you who have sons and
daughters needing its benefits havo
seo tho need of aught beside a good i it now, take a step that will count
grammar school. Soon the rude
awakening will come and she will re
gret her sleep. Her school facilities
are excellent as far as they go, but
they neither begin soon enough nor
extend far enough to bo thoroughly
modern. Wo are assured of a fully
equipped high school, which will bo
provided with a corps of efficient
trachers and a much moro extensive
course of study. This should Includo
higher mathematics, n thorough
toward .the fuller education 1 No
time is as good as the present, and a
henrty effort in the right direction
will accomplish wonders. Then,
Marshfield, take your placo among
modern cities of progress, and prove
that neither the will nor tho way Is
wanting!
In conclusion; briefly, my sugges
tions are these. Establish a kinder
garten for our little folks. If nvother
grammar school is needed, erect it
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study of English Literature, from on the site near tho cemetery. As
Beowulf up to tho present time, com- j soon as possible put up a Manual
position and classics, Latin, German,
French, a full business course, and
of Orleans commanded armies, but work in chemical, physical, botanical,
her greatest victory was her martyr- and zoological laboratories. But
dom at the stake. Lowly Highland j would it not be infinitely better to
Mary's prize Mas Robert Burns, tho lnstituto a school more modern, more
sweet singer whom sho wed at tho 'useful, faither developed, and farther
brooksidc. Tht colonial dames spun ' reaching namely a manual training
and wove the clothing of tho army
of freedom. And s'o on down through
all the ages, and now In the contest
open to all tho pupils, boys and girls
of tho Marshfield schools, once moro
tho prize is won by a girl, Miss Helen
Bradley.
The Times Is pleased to present its
readers herewith a copy of the prize-
winning essay, "How to Improve
Marshfleld's Educational Facilities,"
awarded first placo by tho judges In
high school?
A manual training high school Is
not theoretic, it is intensely practical,
and has been so demonstrated. In
these days there is great specializa
tion of work. A man's genius in one
direction is cultivated and furnishes
hib trade, or shapes his career. The
manual training high school uncovers
this genius or talent and shapes and
directs it. A poor boy with talent
may lack the means to make of hlm-
Training High School, provided with
capable teachers whoso salaries will
bo sufficient to ensure their perman
ent attachment to tho school.' If this
cr-nnot bo done immediately build a
six-room high school with suitable
provision for its enlargement when
tho manual becomes practical.
Jointed Rods, Silk Lines
Leaders and Flies,
of nil grades nud at tho right prices.
Milner s Hardware
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-We Also do
Pressing and Repairing
Front St. One Door Notth
of Matsdcn'a Brewery.
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XEWS OF THE XAVIGATOR3.
the Seymour Bell contest. The ar- self a skilled workman. The school
tide is not only a well written liter
ary production, but is a thoughtful
and ably presented discussion of an
Important and always Interesting
subject. In view of tho approach
ing election In Marshfield on the
question of a $50,000 bond issue for
a now high school, it is particularly
appropriate and timely. The article
-will be found well worth reading,
and in some respects remarkable
when considered as the production of
a young girl only in her teens.
Marshfield and Coos Bay may well be
proud of Miss Helen Bradley. In
spiration and helpful suggestion are
happily blended in her thoughtful
thesis. The following is tho article
in full:
Mow to Improve the School Facilities
Of Mnrslilleld.
I take as a premise that tho sub
ject of this essay is not limited In
tlmo to tho present, and also that it
dees not include material advantages,
such as buildings or sites, which,
therefore, I shall omit, but rather
the instruction given and the means
of Imparting it.
A complete educational system em
braces four branches tho kinder
garten, the grammar school, tho high
school, and tho university. Of theso,
Marshfield has an excellent grammar
school, and as tho college Is beyond
tho scope of this artielo, only tho
kindergarten and tho high school re
main to be discussed.
The kindergarten confers a three
fold benefit, early discipline, a lovo of
the beautiful, and application. Hero
tho young children havo a second
home, their natural lovo and appre
ciation of tho beautiful and good are
cultivated, their good traits are de
veloped, they are kept busy, aud
above all, they nro gontly disciplined
and taught to respect authority and
to ba obedient, without tho strain ot
actual work. They learn tho lessons
of order and politeness which servo
them woll in later life. They nro
taught to amuse and busy themselves
valuablo lessons to young and rest
less children.
Tho klndergnrten Is Indispensable
to progressive cities, and shortly
Marshfield will feol tho need of one.
provides him with this and he follows
tho bent of his taste and learns his
tiadc, carrying It on at the same time
with his academic course. This is
only one instance of the practicability
of tho Manual Training High School.
It Is, as the word "manual" means,
o school in which manual training i3
done, wherein Its pupils are taught
to work with their hands.
Mechanical and free-hand drawing,
wood-working, carving, carpentry,
turning, forging, mechanics, mechani
cal and civil engineering, and all
branches of electricity are taught the
boys. Departments In sewing, cook
ing, millinery, house-keeping, draw
ing and music are furnished the girls.
Could anything be more useful and
beneficial than thus putting in the
way of our boys and girls the solid
means of a livelihood, or, at least,
Men niul Craft on tho Coqtilllc as
Seen by Its Xeuspnpers.
John R. Miller, of Marshfield, was
in Coquillo yesterday. Ho intends
taking his gasoline schooner Enter
prise around to Marshfield and take
a load of freight to Port Orford. Ed.
Ellington is engineer.
The boiler for the Dispatch arrlvprf
last Friday and was unloaded at Ce
dar Point,' where the boat is now
moored. Tho work of installing the
boiler will bo completed In a short
time and this popular boat will &oon
take Its placo on tho run between
hero and Bandon.
W. S. Mack, of Parkersburg, who
had business in town last week, In
formed us that he had recently re
ceived a letter from his father, A. J.
Mack, who will be remembered by
many of our pioneers as an early day
steamboat engineer on the Coqu'lle,
s Bay
North Bend, Oregon
MANUFACTURERS AND DESIGNERS
MISSION STYLE FURNITURE AND
MYRTLE WOOD SPECIALTIES
White Cedar Chests Made to Order,
J. F. Bode, Manager.
Phone 671
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and a highly respected citizen of the
valley. Ho and the other members
of the family are well and are now
residents of Eugene, Oregon.
Catnin O. R. Willard is in Marsh
field on business connected with his
new boat, which he expects to bring
around to the river about April 1.
Tho boat is pronounced by people
valuable lessons that cannot fall to ' from tho bay to bo one of the brst
un-
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until you try It.
On Broadway opposlto Times
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THE
Empire Dramatic
Company
Will present tho well known and
Popular Comedy Drama
In four acts, known as
help them in anything they may
dertake?
A benefit that cannot fall to appeal
to parents and guardians is tho fact
that the manual training high school
will create ten times the amount of
interest that is taken in tho present
school work, and will be the much
needed stimulus to school spirit.
Boys who otherwise would leave
school and spend their tlmo on the
streets, will take an active interest in
their studies on account of the vari
ety offered, and will find their ambi
tions stimulated by preparation for
useful occupation later on.
It Marshfield intends ever to be
come a city of the world, of educated
men and women, It must not lack tho
means to educate Its boys and girls.
Years ago cities of tho East adopted
tho kindergarten and tho Manual
Training High School and tho results
aro manifest. Tho growing West
must hurry to follow their example,
and not let Its dormant talents rust
oi die unused.
It must bo borno In mind that this
more modern school does not do away
with tho regulnr high school work.
On tho contrary, it broadens and
surpasses it by adding other and
equally important branches of learn
ing to tho former ones. Instruction
in distinct and soparato work for
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LOWER PRICES FOR MEAT
This price list of meats at tho City Market is changed two
times each week. It will pay you to read it regularly:
Sirloin Steak per pound. . 12 Pork Chops 12 to 15c
Round Steak lcNlco Bocf for Boiiing. . 0 to 8c
Pot Roast from 8 to 10c
T Bone Steak, per pound. .15cMutton Chops.... 12 J to 15c
Prime Rib Roast 12 Mutton Stew 10c
passenger boats ever built in Coos g -JjJ Qfc j
The steamer Elizabeth on her last in Thoiio 1041 II. II. XOBLE, Prop. Cor. Front ami C Streets
trip broke the record between this E5EFd5E5HSE5il5a5fi5H525aMH5fiK5H5aiaaeS2HS2SESE5E5E5E5S5HSH5E5a5E53
port and San Francisco, having left'
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tho following Monday, just six days
covering the round voyage. Has any
steamer running to Coos Bay ever
beaten this? Bandon Recorder. ,
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Under tho dlrectlonof Prof. C. P.
Smith, at Eckhoff Hall, North
Bond TUESDAY, MARCH 17th.
This drama never falls to hold tho
attention and excite tho enthusi
asm of the audience, being full of
stirring situations and fascinating
lovo scenes.
Curtain rises it 8:30 o'clock.
Tickets 35c and 50c. Chlldron 25c.
Danco after play, gentlemen 25c.
Tickets may bo obtained at
Everett's Pharmacy.
What's in n X.uno?
How are those people who contend
that there is something in a name go
ing to explain the fact thatColdwater,
Mich., has voted against prohibition,
while Boozy, Va., is dry as dust?
Tho Party Line.
Hubby Why didn't you como to
the door and let me in?
Wife I couldn't George. Our
neighbor was talking to somelmay
and I was at tho phone.
. SURE YOU EAT, EVERYBODY EATS. - -.,.,.,.,
HUT DOES EVERYBODY EAT THE BEST?
You always find the best at our place.
For anything special or fancy in pastry call us up; if we
haven't got it we'll make It for you.
Early years In tho grammar school boys and girls is furnished, which fits
carry on work of tho kindergarten, them in various ways for their life-
Tho mind is broadened and filled In work.
proportion to tho natural ability of ' Wo havo no great universities hero,
tho child. Leaf by leaf tho brain no means of turning finished scholais
and character aro unfolded, and tho into tho world, and will not havo for
child becomes a capablo, Intelligent years to come. But Is thero any sane
young man or young woman, nblo to
copo with moro difficult problems aud
ambitious for now worlds to con
quer. Marshfield Is dozing and docs not
reason why wo should not havo a
school that will teach them what
educated young men and young
women nro supposed to know, that
will provide- them with all possible
Near Cut Glass
This is tho nearest approach
to genuine cut glass ever mado
and Is sold at a fraction of tho
cost. It is made after somo of
the most famous patterns and
takes a high polish. It is made
thick and heavy and in some of
tho patterns tho facets gleam
with the brilliancy of tho gen
uine article.
See Samples
In Our Window.
Six Handsome Sauce Dishes
OXLY 10 CENTS
A. M. PRENT SS & CO.
lot Cards, Xo cities, General
Merchandise.
g A Street. 1MIOXE1111. Opposite Dank Building.
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Say Girls!
I'm getting tired of making
over your old clothes and mak
ing tho alterations In your new
ones. Come around and let me
take your measure for a new
suit.
You know where I'm at; just
across from tho new bank
building on "C" street.
Como along any old time, and
don't bo afraid of Bill, he won't
hurt you: Besid.es he's busy
anyhow.
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Hall & Anderson
Agents
Phone 817.
A Refined Family Theatre.
Front street, 2 doors south of
Going & Harvey's. Program
changed Sunday and Thursday.
MOVING PICTURES.
ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
COLORED VIEWS.
Hear tho Peerless Electric
Piano.
Children's Matlneo Sat. 3:30.
Admission 10 cents.
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THAT FIT THE FEET
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SHOE STORE
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FASTEST BOATS
ON THE BAY.
Half Hour Schedule.
Run Between Mnrslilleld Mid North
Bend Mndo in 12 Minutes.
Private Landings.
Faro: Ono war, 15c; roma trip, 35c,
3. A. O'KELLY, Proprietor.
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Good Hcarso nuil Vehicles.
nEISXER, MILLER & CO.
Livery, Feed and Snlo Stable.
Wood for Kale.
Third A A st Phono 1201 Marshfield
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$ 9.00 Hand Bags. . . . S7.50
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