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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1908.
COOS BAY TIMES
An Independent Republican news
paper published every evening except
Sunday, and Weekly by
The Coos Bay Times Publishing Co.
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61. O. MALONEY. . .editor and Pnb.
AN B. MALONEY. . . .News Editor
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
In Advance.
DAILY.
One year 5.00
C31x months . ..,..'... $2.50
Lcss than C months per month. .50
WEEKLY.
Ona Year $1.50
The policy of the Coos Bay TUts
will bo Republican in pdlltlcs, with
tho Independence of which President
ftcosevelt is the leading exponent.
i GOOD EVENING.
A PRAYER.
"1RANT mo but courage. Lor J I
V- 1 askvnot that thou
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Address All Communications to
COOS .BAY DAILY TIMES
Mnrsbflcld ..... Orogon
THE CHAMBER OK COMMERCE.
The past year and a half has wit
nessed a complete revolution in the
appearance of the city and spirit of
Its people. Marshfleld today Is so
entirely unlike that of the earlier
slate that people who have not seen
It frequently are much surprised. It
lias now much the appearance of a
.city. Its streets are, many of them,
graded and paved. Its old buildings
2iave been renovated and painted.
Jts corners have been improved by
the construction of elegant brick or
'cement buildings. It has a hotel
under construction which will be the
tallest, best equipped and finest as
ifar west in tho United States. It has
imany miles of new elevated road-
-ways and hundreds of new resi
dences. The largest and best equip
ped saw mill on the Pacific coast has
been built and is in operation. Sev
eral large carriers of freight have
T)een added to the merchant marine
of the port. A dredge costing one
$rrmdred thousand dollars has been
constructed for the port and will be
In operation shortly. Many small
.private factories of one kind or an--other
have been started and metro
politan stores have been established.
iNor is this all, in the same time
that the city has shown this marked
improvement other great accom
plishments have been scored. The
Tbay, tho district, the county and the
coast as well as the interior attrac
tions, Iiave become famous. They
ihavo been advertised rationally. The
.-.attention of capital has been chal
lenged to some purpose. A fruit ex
hibition a year ago In Marshfleld
stirred .the horticultural world of
'Coos county to great efforts and
jproved that for certain kinds of
'iruit, notably apples and strawber-
Tles, the Coos Bay country and the
(Coqullle basin, wore without a su
j3M3rIor on earth. An inspector was
'-detained for this district under the
3aw. Fruit growers associations were
formed. The orchards which had
Jjeun neglected were pruned and
finado productive. New orchards
f-lnradreds of acres wore set out.
The gravensteln applo of Coos Bay
f. .and county became famous. A
'iflalry Inspector was appointed. The
vdrtby conditions were improved and
. the prospects of development in that
direction enlarged. Out of the fruit
tfhlblt of last year the first great
ffulr under the auspices of the South-
- era Oregon Pair Association, has
irown. Thousands of people visited
tJln (city during fall week, thronged
Hb -paved streets, spent money, noted
jihe improvement and went home to
"8lp the praises of Marshfleld. The
i -people of the city are to bo congra
1 tnlated.
lHas jthe itlmo now arrived to stop
t this' development? Shall wo quit
3rnproving? Shall wo disband the
V-tfonces which have, through coopera
tion, taccompllshed theso wonders, or
Stain wo continue tho great work,
.Jiulld asrity of .no moan Importance,
davelop. ilic-country to Its fullest and
make vtzs&a. port which shall be ono
t of 'tbjr five greatest on this coast?
J?low was this great change accom
plished?. The plain answer Is
througli the cooperation of capital
and iho pride of Marshfleld people In
jthejr own city.
An Important factor in this co-operative
work has beon tho Marsh
iSeld Chamber of Commerce. It has
he3ned to concontrato tho energy of
tiho Tcoplo and direct them In tho
channels of roal achievement. Tho
iCbnzn&er has had a hand In ovory
umprovemont which has beon ac
complished. But there Is greator
work to bo done in tho coming year
than was done last year. Tho dredge
Is coming. Somobody must arrango
tor salo of tho dirt removed from tho
liarbor so as to get tho funds to keop
It bore. Tho apinoprlatlons expected
(this fall by congress must not lonvo
Coos Bay out of tho list. Thoro are
railroads to bo encouraged and fos
tered and tho Times Is not dreaming
ikCnot that thou iimooth the ap
pointed path: '
I ask not any joys the years afford,
I ask not even thy averted wrath.
LET me but learn to smile
Let me face lightly any blow that
falls;
Hear bravely with my bondage all the
while
And hug my freedom within prison
walls.
THUS when the end draws near
With lifted head let me the potion
quaff, r S '
And so as ono who nevcr'lcarned to fear
Pass on to meet thy Judgment with
laugh. ' ' ' '
El'jn Glasgow.
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And, then, lots of people get down
right mad If you don't talk about them.
The way some women talk is enough
to make a married man feel bald
headed. v
There are pcoplo who nre'ensy to
catch, but they make up for it by be
ing hard to lose.
THE .ENGLISHMAN'S SOLILOQUY.
The world is such a bubble, don't you
know
Full of trial and of trouble, don't you
know,
You come into the world and cry,
You grow older, and you sigh,
Older still and 'then you die,' don't
you 'know.
And it's all a horrid mix, don't you
know,
Business, love and politics, don't you
know;
Fashions, follies, 'cliques' and sets,
Clubs, parties, sighs and frets,
Struggles, sighs and cigarettes, don't
you know.
Business, ah! that's trade, don't you
' know.
Something lost or something made,
don't you know;
You trouble and you mope
And hang your highest hope
On perhaps the price of soap, don't
you know.
Love, ah! yes, you meet a girl,
don't you knoy,
And get In such a whirl, don't you
know,
Get down upon the floor
And adore and implore
And it's all a horrid bore, don't you
know.
Politics, oh! that's a lark, don't you
know,
Just a nightmare in the dark, don't
you know;
You perspire all day and night
And after all the fight
Then perhaps the wrong man's right,
don't you know.
Fashion, Ah! that's dress, don't you
know,
And the cause of much distress, don't
you know,
To determine what to wear
When to go and whero
And how to part your hair, don't you
know.
And there's really nothing In it, don't
you know,
For you live but just a minute, don't
you know,
And when you've eaten, read and
felt,
Heard and seen and said and smelt
Why all tho cards are dealt, don't
you know.
You've one soul and that's all, don't'
you know,
One stomach and that's small, d'oVt
you know,
You can only wear one tie,
And ono oyeglass in your eye
And one coflln when you die, don't
you know.
Don't kick unless you know how to
kick and where.
People are called fickle who are real
ly very sincere; but, then, they get
very sincere so often over so many
different things.
It is hard to show
also unnecessary.
a fool anything
The man who would rather be presi
dent than be right Btands tho better
chance.
Self praise comes easy, but, like
many easy things, Is quite valueless.
It is easy enough to be honest, but
you need to keep in constant practice
It is a toss-up between tho man who
thinks ho can sing and the man who
sings he can think.
The freckled girl reflects that other
women may think they have beauty
troubles, -but,
A Salaried Bluff.
Oh, what a large, (Imposing cinch
To be the weather man.
Who tries to lay tho future bare
And does the best ho cant
And, though he makes a few mistakes
Most every day or two.
His Job Is not In Jeopardy
If guesses don't come true.
He peeltf'hls ancient weather eye,
And with a careful glance -At
signs and tokens in the sky
lie writes and takes a chance.
Some days are wet and some are dry
They are not all one style,
And bo he can but get it right
Most every little while.
It does not hurt his feelings, though
The weather may be dry.
When he has promised that a flood
Shall drop down from the sky
Or. though around the 2ero mark
The temperature may play,
When ho has promised we shall have
The very warmest day.
For all he has to do Is make
A venture and look wise. '
No matter If he draws a blank
Or carries oft a prize.
His salary goes on the same
As though he were hot stuff,
Ills capital and stock in trade
A fine, Impressive bluff.
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THAT, at c Present time lumber is at least 50 per cent
cheaper than it was a year ago?
THAT,
within the next few months there is bound to be
an advance in the price of this commodity?
THAT yu can mae a handsome saving by ordering
the lumber f or your new home at this time?
If Not iust roP n on us anc we WN cnvince you that
there never was a more opportune time to com
mence your building improvements
By ordering your winter supply of wood at this time you
can also insure a saving that is worth while
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bo aura that you get your votes for
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when it declares that one railroad,
not Ilarrlman's, is so near to mate
rialization, that tho Chamber will
shortly be called on to help in a
purely rational way. The people of
Marshfleld cannot stop now. The fu
ture never looked better or required
more constant attention. To close,
tho Chambor would bo a disaster.
To continue its good work is a ne
cessity and without detracting from
tho great work which each citizen
has done Secretary Lyons Is entitled
to tho full credit of having closed
an unusually brilliant year, in this
most important and indispensible
department. His work should be
continued. It Is only just begun.
At 2 A. M.
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COOS BAY. ROSEBURG & EAST
ERN RAILROAD & NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
TIME TABLE NO. S.
In effect Jidy 20, 1008. Dally except
Sunday.
"He's looking for a rich wife."
"Well, he's not up against it as hard
as' he rriIghtrD&"
"No?"
"No."
"Don't know what could? bo worse." ,
"Saving a rich -wHr- looking forhini:"
NO POLITICS HERE.
Tho people of Coos county aro pa
tently waiting for the opening of tho
national campaign, just so that thoy
can bo assured that such a campaign
is on. Not a political speoch has
boon made In tho county, as yet, and
tho political pot Is as cold and Indif
ferent as a bucket of ico water.
Myrtle Point Enterprise.
Tho BREAKWATER sails for
Portland Saturday, September 5, at
5 p. m.
Just a Qood.
"Heard she was threatened with ap
pendicitis." "She was, but sho changed her
mind."
' "What did her mind have to do with
it?"
"Everything. She looked around first,
like a good business woman, and found
It would be much cheaper to have nerv
ous prostration."
Anticipating a Need.
"I can't understand why men have
so many pockets scattered all over
their clothes."
"Oh, they havo many things to
carry."
"I supposo so, but still tho pockets
wero there long before the prohibition
wave overspread tho land."
No. 3. No. 1.
South P. M. A. M.
Marshfleld Lv. 2.00 Lv. 8.00
Southport 2.25 8.18
Summit..... 10.20 5.25
'Junction 2.4S 8.30
Beaver Hill ....
Coqullle 3.10 8.45
'Johnsons 3.20 8.50
Schroeders . ... 3.27 8.55
Norway 3.35 9.0B
Myrtle Point . ...Ar. 3.45 Ar. 9.15
No. 2. No. 4.
North A. M; P. if.
Marshfleld AnlO.45 Ar. .00
dtratjiport 10.30 5.40
Summit 10.20 5.25
Junction 10.15 5.16
Beavr Hill .
Coqullle . . .
Johnsons . ,
Schroeders .
Norway . . .
Myrtle Point
i .Lv,
10.00
9.50
9.46
9.40
. 9.30
Lv.
5.00
4.30
4.20
4.10
4.00
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t&iPerer&afnfer SayS II
vhen paint peels off
and looks dead its a
case of Sun stroke.
Patfon's
unProofPdint
was never known to
e overcome by the Sun
Pattons Sun-Proof Paint represents the only true
Principle of sclontlUo palnt-m&kinsr, combining the
highest degree of beauty with the greatest covering
capacity and durability. It docs not lose its lustre.
It docs cot peel, craok or ohalk off.
Send for book and qolor card (free) to Patton
Pains Co.. Lake Str6et, Milwaukee', Wis.
Pioneer Hardware Co.
Marshfield
Flag station; stop on signal only.
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AUG. FRIZEEN
$REAL ESTATE
No Fine Distinctions.
"Ob, yes, I havo read Caesar In the
original Greek."
"But it wasn't originally written In
Greek."
"Oh, well, whatever it was It was
Greek to me."
Had a Dress,
bad Mrs. Jackson
couldn't
"Too
come." v
"I supposo sho had nothing to wear."
"Oh, yes, sho had. They haven't
money cuough for her to feel that
way."
Probably.
If you're looking for n dollar
Without a Job attached.
You're duo to make a holler
When th con man's hen has hatched.
THY a sack of Yakima best flour.
-and
INSURANCE
'C Street, .between Front and
Broadway,
Represent some of the strong
est Fire Insurance Companies
In the world
LAKESIDE INN
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Ten Mile Lake
Now open for guests. European plan.
Special -accommodations for families.
Good table board. Special rates to
parties. Postofilce and telephone ac-
commoaauons. .Everything new and
first class. Arrangements aiay be
made In advance or call at house
-wnen you arrive.
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MARSHFIELD HOTEL
Corner 'A' and Third street.
Hoard and Lodging.
Per day..?1.00 Per Week.. ?G. 00,
Meals 25c.
H. MILTiEIl, Proprietor.
PARICSIDE POULTRY RANOTI
Empire, Oregon.
JOHN W. ICING, Prop.
Eggs from thoroughbred Buff
Orpington chickens for sale
O $l.BO to $5.00 for setting of 15.
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Old Firm Name
New Management
Tiie Hide and Fur Business of
A. HELMING & CO.
Is being conducted at the old stand
nighest Trices for your nides.
Call and See
A. HELMING & CO., Front St.,
Cold Storage Dock, Marshfleld.
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Eighteen year's experience has
taught us a motto "Take
our time and do our work
right."
L. J. POST
Contractor and Builder.
Prices consistent with best work
Marshfleld, Ore.
Phone 481 or Mail Your order to
COOS HAY LIQUOR CO.
Robt. Marsden, Pres,
W. F. Rauf Gen'l. Mgr.
We -carry all .leading brands of
Whiskies, Wines, Cordials. Ales,
Beers and Cigars. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
All goods delivered promptly
within the city limlts.v
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Would Havo
Saved Him $100.00.
"In 1902 I had a very severe at
tack of diarrhoea," says R. N. Far
rar of Cat Ip'and, La. "For several
weeks I wat unable to do anything.
On March 18, 1907, I had a similar
attack, and took Chamberlain's Co
lic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
which gave me prompt relief. I con
sider It one of the best medicines of
its-kind in the world, and had I used
it In 1902 believe It would have
saved be a hundred dollar doctor's
bill." For sale by JOHN PREUSS.'
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