The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, September 26, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY COOS BAY TIKI ES, MARSHFIELDV OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1908. --------- - ---- iti.T.iTi.' r,I',I,,I,,Ir -- MARSHFIELD SCHOOL NEWS- R OREGON lr0iI,l,lw'IMli OLD FAVORITES. INTERESTING BITS 0' NEWS I ALL OVE K IS THE LATEST Lie of Launch Sn Coos T Look Them Over all tho styles of Bread we bake they are differently shaped and sized but the quality Is uniformly high. Wo use only the very best and purest Flour and other materials, and our bakery Is scrupulously clean throughout. Fresh Bread, Rolls, Biscuits and Cake dally, delicious, appetizing and nutritious. And we offer the best quality of breadstuffs at lowest prices. COOS BAY BAKERY :: t t T I tt WEINHARRS LAGER REER I Quarts, per dozen $1.00 8 i Special Table Claret, per gallon 50c VERY OLD X X X X ItYE For medical use, per quart $1.00 Free Delivery 'PHONE 481 I I :: I i a Y or Co. f Marshfield i ------j:o-r--::-- THOMASON & HANSON 7 -DEAIERS IN- 'Hay Grain and Feed' Free Delivery Phone 1751 " HOTELS The LATTIN Hotel Guy C. Lattln. New mid modern throughout. Rates 91 per day, $0 per week. Free baths, newly furnished. Phono 2005. Next to cor Sheridan and Queen Ave. Marshfield, Oro. E5H5H52SE5Z5H525HSE53E52ra5Z5E5ZS Hunting, fishing, camping, bathing the year around. Beautiful Ten Mile Lakes, the sportsmen's paradise. When you come to Ten Mile visit the Ten Mile cafe, cot tages, tents, boats, complete camp outfits for rent at rea sonable rates. In connection with the cafe. Any size party taken care of. Call and see us or phone your engagement. Phone local or long distance. R. II. REED, Prop, LAKESIDE, ORE. ESi5HEESa5E5SSSZ5HSH5E5HSH5HSHSES MARSHFIELD HOTEL Corner 'A and Third street. Ronrd nnd Lodging. Per day.. $1.00 Per Week.. ?6. 00. Meals 25c. R. MILLER, Proprietor. LAKESIDE INN Ten Mile Lake Now open for guests. European plan. Special accommodations for families. Good tablo board. Special rates to parties. PostofTlce and telephone ac commodations. Everythln new and first class, Arrangements may be made in advance or call at house vhen you arrive. A LARGE STOCK OF ICHIGAN SPEED WHEELS ADDITION TO OUR ALREADY COMPLETE Bay Oil & Supply Co. Water Front Phone 33 ---::--::----::- ? lawhorn & Mcculloch, Owners. jive. Marshfield Lve. North Bend 7:00 A. M. 8:45 " 10:45 ' 1:00 P. M 2:30 " .4:00 " Open for Charter Nights nnd Sundays Tho Flyer Always Leaves on Time. A CURE FOR RHEUJLVTISM. Each recurring attack of rheuma tism makes the disease harder to control, but tho fact that it is not in itself dangerous causes people to neglect It, awaiting a change or a settled condition of the weather for relief. It is often only after the dis ease has become so serious as to in terfere with business that tho suf ferer will seek more than temporary relief. Chamberlain's Liniment Is a remedy for rheumatism which any one can apply. It not only gives prompt relief from pain, but in a largo majority of cases It brings about permanent .results. Thq first application will surprise and delight you as immediate relief Is almost sure to follow. For sale by JOHN PREUSS. MANGAN'S UNDERTAKING PARLORS. Funeral supplies In general. Licensed embalmer with lady assistant. South Rroadway. Telephones: OFFICE 2101. RESIDENCE 2103. crJ!iy-.'cr?y7nt?'AM--iAT a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a- ? AUG. FRIZEEN a REAL ESTATE a -and V ? ? a a a INSURANCE C Street, between Front nnd IJrondwny. Writes all kinds of Life Insurance. -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-u Tim TltiYililnfr rn thn T1PW ' 1I1U jUtitUUt w w Hotel Chandler is being done J. B. RUST The specifications call tor class "A" material and work manship throughout. Esti mates given on plumbing, heating and gas fitting. C Street, Opposite Hotel Chandler PHONE 801. a-::-::-::- I IT IS SURPRISING V :: V HOY :, a a v Heinz s Vmegar v of I Does Sell at Ht PillS ! 50c A GALLON I n de ? of c. w. wolcott I SL Roses THE FAMILY GROCER W . I A PHONE 071. 4 B j - a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-i l f a n lih Steamer Flyer w I wf BftfEY54w pplles Ladies of Coos Bay We Have JUST RECEIVED A NEW INVOICE Real Rose Hat Pins " It does not seem possible, yet It Is true, :i that these tlat Pins arc made out of live ,: roses, and changed 1 nto metal by a secret t process, 1 his discovery is without 1 doubt one of the lost arts of the ancient E Egyptians. They are the most beautiful f of all Hat Pins. No two arc alike. Made ' In finishes ta conform tn the nrnvnlllnor k fashions in millinery. Six sizes Everybody istalkinpr about them. Don't fail to como in and see them. Thesoaro the genuine DELAMOTHQ Real Rose Hat Pins. 'These artistic novelties are all tho rage In tho leading cities and have created a real sensation In the jewel ry world. See them in tho window. CALL EARLY AND MAICE YOUR SELECTIONS. No two alike. T. HOWARD, THE JEWELER. Front Street. Mnrshneld. In Plain Black and White Wo mako the claim that our Laun dry Js tho best In the town. Beet, because wo do tho most conscien ia j i..ivu m i i . rd lto-Jo t I tf j l f 3 Heforo If i I M Metal- VI II i 1lllS V I I 7:45 A. M. H S U klh A 10:05 rj Vr Mmr ii:ib ( sfo. jKfr HB 1:45 P. M. 1 rV VV T&P 1 q-ik " n .rs Vv s Jiio W 5:00 " H tCx- X J Mctai- WA. tious work, have the best equipped establishment, and chargo tho most ! reasonable prices. Wo call for and dellvor work on time, and never in- , jure any article entrusted to our care. We would like to ho favored with your work, and shall do our , best to oarn your continued patron ago. ! Coos Bay Steam Laundry ODE. Sung In tho town hnll. Concord. Mass.. July i, 1SJ7. On, tcndorly tho haughty day Fills his liluo urn with lire; One morn Is In tho mighty hcavon And ono In our desire. The cannon booms from town to town; Our pulsus beat not loss; The Joy bells chlmu their tidings down. Which children's voices bless. For ho that llvng tho broad blue fold O'crmantllns land anil so.i One-third pirt of th sLy unrolled For tho banner of tho free. The men are rlpa of Scxon kind To build un equal statu. To talto the statulo from tho mind And make of duty fato. United States, tho ases plead Present nnd past Is undersong Go put your creed Into your deed Nor speak with doublo tongue. For sea nnd land don't understand. Nor skies without a frown See rights lor which the one hand fights Uy tho other cloven down. Ho Just at home; then wrlto your scroll Of honor o'er tho sea And bid tho broad Atlantic roll A ferry of tho free. And henceforth thero shall bo no chain Savo underneath tho sea. The wires shall murmur through the main Svcet songs of liberty. Tho conscious stars accord above, Tho waters wild below. And under, through tho cablo wove. tier llery errands go For ho that worketh high and wise, Nor pauses In his plan. Will tako the sun out of tho skies Kro freedom out of man. Ralph Waldo Emerson. Forty-flvo pupils In the receiving class have never been to school be fore. To date the High School has on rolled forty-nine pupils, tho largest enrollment in its history. Twenty-six new pupils have been enrolled this week making a total of four hundred and seventy-nine in at tendance. Alpha Mauzoy was elected presi dent of the High School girl's musical organization at a meeting held this week. The society Is called tho Ca rol club. A director has been chosen and regular practises will bo held during the school year. It Is expected that the High School will be removed to the new building at the beginning of next year. , Some of the primary grades will also bo established there to relieve the crowded conditions in the present building some of the teachers having over fifty pupils. . D. A. Sanburn FRENCH SPECIALIST. I am now in Marshfield to remain. I treat chronic diseases. I remove all conditions arising from impure blood with Nature's remedies roots herbs, barks and berries. I also give magnetic treatments. CONSULTATION FREE. Oirico in Flat 5, O'Connell Ruilding, 'A' Street, Mnrshileld, Ore. COOS RAY, ROSEBURG & EAST- ERN RAILROAD & NAVIGATION COMPANY. TIME TABLE NO. 8. In effect July 20, 1008. Daily except Sunday. No. 3. No. 1. South P. M. A. M. Marshfield Lv. 2.00 Lv. 8.00 Southport 2.25 8.18 Summit 10.20 C.25 Junction 2.45 8.30 Beaver Hill .... .... .... Coqulllo 3.10 8.45 Johnsons 3.20 8.50 Schroeders . . . . 3.27 8.55 Norway 3.35 9.05 Myrtle Point . ...Ar. 3.45 Ar. 9.1 No. 2. No. 4. North A. M. P. M. Marshfield Ar.10.45 Ar. COO Southport 10.30 5.40 Summit 10.20 5.25 Junction 10.15 5.15 Beaver Hill ' .. . . Coqulllo 10.00 C.00 Johnsons 9.50 4.30 Schroedors . . . . 9.45 4.20 Norway 9.40 4.10 Myrtlo Point Lv. 9.30 Lv. 4.00 Flag station; stop on signal only. DoWitt's Carbollzed Witch Hazel Salvo Is especially good for piles, but It Is also recommended nearly every where for anything when a salvo i3 needed. It is soothing, cooling and healing. Bo sure to got DeWltt's Witch II" eel Salvo when you ask for It. Wo soil and recommend It. Sold by LOCKHART & PARSONS. Corn ohop and alfalfa hay at HAINES. . At the Portland harness races, on Tuesday, Ray O'LIght broke the Pa cific coast record for 3-ycar-olds. His time was 2: 08. At Lents, near Portland, Casper Bllckenstofer killed Chas. Hegburn, his best friend. The two men quar relled about tho caro of some horses and Bllckenstofer, In a blind rage, struck Hegburn with a piece of scantling, killing him. John Boyce, a young man of Gll lam county, was the victim of a frightful accident while out duck hunting. In attempting to get over a fence his gun was caught and dis charged, its heavy shot going through his right side below the breast, tearing a gash In the lung. The Wells Fargo Express Com pany has Instituted suit in tho state circuit court hero to enjoin Linn county from collecting a tax levied upon its right or franchise to do business in that county. Tho right of a county to tax the franchise of a company of this kind is tho com plaint and the decision in this case will be of widespread effect. Medford will hold a special elec tion October 15 to vote on the ques tion of recalling Councilman John D. Olwell, who Is alleged to have chang ed his residence from tho ward from which ho was originally elected. Tho prohibition issue also figures In tho contest, the anti-saloon element de claring that the removal of Olwell will give them a majority In tho council. Hiram E. Mitchell, a son of tho late United States Senator Mitchell, and a former officer of the United States army, was granted a divorce at Qregon City from Minnetto Mit chell. They wero married in New York City, April 13, 1904, Mitchell charges his wlfo with desertion in that city, August 18, 1905, when ho says she told him she was going on tho stage. Suit will probably bo commenced In Salem within a day or two for tho purpose of compelling tho members of the state fair board to pay to tho state tho value of tho passes they issued to various persons during tho recent fnir and tho total value Is estimated at $2,100. L. H. Mc- No Substitute In Work World For Sterling Common Sense. By JOHN A. HOWL AND, Chlcnflo Journalist. SE your brains if you have any! Failing in this n few times, recognizo tho fact that it wasn't intended for you to tako tho initiativo in tho world's work. Then it will bo timo enough for you to lino up with tho army of tho unem ployed, working absolutely under direction. AT A TIME WHEN MORE ADVICE TO THE YOUNG MAN IS PRINTED THAN EVER BEFORE IN HISTORY IT STRIKES ME THAT THIS MODERN YOUNG MAN NEEDS MORE THAN EVER BEFORE TO GET HIS OWN BEARINGS UPON HIMSELF IN RELATION TO HIS PARTICULAR WORK. THE WHOLE EQUATION IS PERGONAL AND SPECIFIC. GENERALITIES COVERING RULES OF CONDUCT ACCORDING TO CONVENTIONAL CATECHISMS MAY BE WORTH LESS. THEY MAY BE EVEN CONFUSING AND MISLEADING. The situation is that tho young man has work before him. With., certain modifications, perhaps, ho is tho man to do it. Tho employer aska only that tho work bo dono satisfactorily. I read tho other day a catechismic dissertation upon how every young man may succeed in life. It was in effect thaf, having true courage, this young man would recognizo no obstacle in his way as un surnxountablo ; that, having no fear of failure, ho would press on al ways to tho accomplishment of anything ho might attempt to do. Fundamentally I DON'T KNOW OF ANYTHING SILLIER than tho promulgating of any such philosophy as this. That young man who gets such a distorted idea into his head, bclioving it to be of practical, everyday valuo to him, must find DISAPPOINTMENT . AND FAILURE INEVITABLE. Thero aro a million common-' placo things in business life that aro impossible. Things that wero possiblo yesterday aro impossiblo today, and things possiblo today will1 bo impracticable tomorrow. "Learn to obey orders" is ono of tho old reiterations of the con ventional teacher who fancies that an idealized philosophy should apply to cvory relation in tho life of tho employee. Yet thero aro men ( oyory day losing positions because of a fool's obedience to tho lottor of' a rule. Timo was when an office boy would have been discharged if ho had1 not untied carefully tho twino binding a packago and carefully pre served both string and paper. Today tho boy who can cut tho wrap pings from bjcIi a packago and drop them deepost in a wastobaskot in tho shortest timo n- voa his ofiicicnoy. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE IN THE WORKING VORLD FOR A STERLING COMMON SENSE. THERE IS NO COUHAGE TO COMPARE WITH THAT WHICH MAY BE DISPLAYED BY THE YOUNG MAN WHO SAYS TO HIMSELF, "I'LL GIVE THIS UP RIGHT HERE," AND WHO AFTERWARD CAN JUSTIFY HIS MOVE. Mahan, who threatened suit to en join recognition of passes, proposes to mako the members of the board account for tho value of the tickets they gave away. At Eugene, the Lucky Boy mino was sold on execution to satisfy claims. Tho only bidders were Corn Sengstakcn nnd E. A. Lyman, and it was knocked off to them at their bid for $131,647.27. Just why this particular sum was bid was not known by tho officers, but it was largely In excess of the judgments against it, and it is said the parties bidding represent the Title Guaran tee & Trust Company, and that tho amount bid was necessary from the stockholders standpoint. It Is also said that this property is to bo re organized. Fred Morgan, of Jackson county, while stopping at a creek to let his horso drink, wns bitten In tho hand by a rattlesnake, which ho killed. It was as thick as a man's arm, 5 feet long and had five rattles. It took five hours for Morgan to get to Ashland, but ho had tightly bandag ed his arm. His finger was cut to let tho poisoned blood drop out, and three pints of whiskey in his stomach and one pint Injected failed to mako him drunk, and strychnine was ad ministered all night. Exnctly a week before, ho had fallen 3D feet down, a well, and escaped barely in timo to miss a blast of dynamite. Peoplo. up there arc wondering what Is go ing to happen to Morgan next. Indian war veterans of both Ore gon and Washington will use their influence again this winter in an effort to secure the passage of a bill through tho Washington legislature, allowing tho gray haired survivors of early frontier battles ?2 per day for past services. At the present tlmo all tho remuneration received by the remaining handful of men who risked their HVes 50 years ago for advancing civilization, Is tho $8 per month federal pension. Congress, however, did not pass tho pension bill until 1902, and it was a year later before any benefits wero re ceived from it. Now tho Washington legislators will bo asked to reward the few veterans still living a wage of $2 per diem for the time they wero in actual service on tho frontier.