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

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Newspaper Page Texti in iji ii i umn nffnpnwjTfr J' J7'""n" tmmmjHU itmWtt m i- u 'K-i'' """ "mmtmmmw m intmyniiwiwim iiphiji wpiwwiwuiui mmini'w THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1908. ----W---a------------"-"----J,,:t" "-H-H-H-K-H-"-"-"-"-"-!! COOS BAY TIMES An Independent Republican news paper published every evening except Sunday, and Weekly by 5Clio Coos liny Times Publishing Co. ..t..t nmmtuntttt :; t With the Toast and Tea m Entered at the postofflce at Marsh field, Oregon, (or tr nsmisslon through tho mails as second class mall matter. M. C. MALONKY. . .Uditor nnd Pub. PAN K. MALONEY News Editor SUllSCIUl'TION KATES. In Advance. DAILY. One year 5.00 Jx months $2.50 Dees than C months per month. .50 WEEKLY. One Year $1.50 tr'Address All Communications to V-OOS DAY DAILY TIMES Unrnt-Oclil .... OrfRon The policy of the Coos Bay Tidies will be Republican in politics, with the independence of which President Roosevelt is the leading exponent NATIONAL DEPUDLICAN TICKET For President, WILLIAM II. TAET. Of 'Ohio For Vice President, JAMES S. SUEHMAX Of New York. Presidential Electors, D. Lee, of Multnomah county. J. Miller, of Linn County. C. Marstcrs, of Douglas county. U. Butler, of Gilliam county. GOOD EVENING. i Gold is good in its place; but H living patriotic men are better X i than gold. i i ABRAHAM LINCOLN. J. F. A. n. THE INDISCRETION OF KERN. Mr. Bryan's running mate on tho '.Democratic ticket, Mr. Kern, In tho ourso of a speech In Baltimore Sept 23 declared himself as follows: "Under our system of jurisprudence every man Is presumed Innocent until his .guilt is satisfactory shown." This is au amazing statement It 3hows that Mr. Kern has either Im perfectly rehearsed tl o part assigned to him by Mr. Bryan or lias dellben atcly changed his lines to suit his own fancy. In any ocut lie is likely to rcceho a sharp lcprlmaud from his chief. It Is self evident that if Mr. Kern's proposition It true of lndhlduals it is equally true of corporations. Yet Mr. Bryan's contention is that tho more -existence of an Interstate corporation proves that It Is a lawless organiza tion and should bo smashed on gen eral principles. The Idea that such a body has definite legal lights and that thoso rights cannot bo forfeited except by duo process of law Is Intolerable to Mr. Bryan, no would destroy tho .corporations nnd, If need be, try them afterward. Ho complains that tho "trust magnates" have not been slap ped Into prison. Tho fact that they havo not been Indicted, tried, convlct ved nnd sentenced in duo form as pro scribed by law Is nothing to him. no is reaching out for a revolutionized system, under which the president Shall bo jiftlge, jury nnd executioner, and ho won't bo happy until be gets It Mr. Bryan Is an ndvocnte of lynch 'law for Interstate corporations, no has convicted them already and would subject them to summary execution It ho could have his way. His policies WOuld not only forfeit tho property ' rights of shareholders In such corpora tions, but would enormously Increase the cost of production nnd distribu tion In many of our greatest indus tries. Tho highly organized methods which now provide unsurpassed facili ties Jfor oxchnngo between producer and consumer would bo seriously in jured If not actually destroyed, by tho application of tho Bryan policies. Who can doubt that tho lesult would bo au increase in tho cost of production, an jncreaso In tho cost of transportation and hence au lncieaso in tho cost to the consumer of commodities so af fected? Mr. Korn's talk about punishing cor porations only after duo process of law Is a gravo Indiscretion. It is a contradiction and nlmost a betrayal of the whole Bryan programme. Tho Nebraska agitator has already entered a verdict of guilty ngalnst tho corpora tions and passed tho death sontenco upon them. Ills policy Is, "Duo process of law bo hanged, nnd tho corporations along with it!" A Sea Song. A stiff breeze home, and tho bow spray fine Coating my face with a gauze o' brine. Tho black swells writhing serpent wise, And clear, in the gloom, two sweet, sweet eyes. The harbor lights gleam out ahead But the sea can never hold a dread For me, dear heart, when human warm, I feel on my neck a s.oft, white arm. i The stars go out and the clouds drive down, And blurred are the lights of the harbor town; But what care I for the tempest's shriek When firm to my own Is laid a cheek. And now as we glide across tho bar, I turn, and look to where you are, Curled at my side like a nesting dove, And I know I know the bliss of love. Bohemian. It does not pay to do things Just to be doing, or to say things just to be saying. When women say they "under stand" the men, they mean they can't be fooled 'b$; any of their meanness. What your friends call your "strength of character" your enemies are likely to call "downright meanness." From the time a boy sits under a street corner electric light, playing with toads, until he is blind and toothless he has to account to some woman why he didn't come home earlier. An Old Animal. Farmer Haystack: "Wall, dirn my buttons if that ain't tho wust lookin' critter I ever sot eyes on! I swow, I won't hev such a lukin' horse on the place, Hiram." Hiram: "Well, father, I glv.e $1G for him and it's a better lookin' horse than our Saviour had when he rode through the streets of Jerusalem." Farmer Haystack: "Solemnly (aft er looking the animal over critical ly: "Hiram, it's the same horse." a i a i a t a a a a a i a a i a i a a a a i a a i t: a Whats the Use of Getting Wet when you can keep dry at a small cost? What's the Use GOODRUM will protect you from the rain and the blow. Never fear a storm when you buy your rain goods from your Bosom Friend, Tourist Rubber Coats $4.50 Crack Proof Rain Coats $3.75 Rubber Hats 85c Rubber Boots $3.50 to $6.50 Geb0 Goodrum .Marshheld -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-::-a-a-::-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a--aa-a-a-a-a-a-a-aa-a---n- Buy of your local merchant. Only live fish swim up stream. No man his wife. can get rich in spite of A rolling stone gets a lot of hard knocks. "Mr. Graves," said the rector to tho vestryman, "we had better take up the collection before the sermon this morning." "Indeed?" . "Yes, I am going to preach on Economy." TAFT'S INJUNCTIONS. "Farmer, how far is it from here to Beaver Hill, as the crow flies?" "How the dence should I know? I'D' ye take me for a crow?" Live comfortably; not comfort. extravagance is Having good credit keeps many a Coos Bay man broke. Kind woids are of more comfort to a man than a feather bed. They were talking at the Mllllcoma about tho peculiarities of a certain Coos Bayite when someone remarked that he seemed to be wandering in his mind. "Don't worry about that," John Goss interjected, "he can't go very far." A New York firm applied to Abra ham Lincoln some years before he became President as to the financial condition of a neighbor. Mr. Lincoln replied as follows: "Yours of the 10th instant received. I am well ac- "My daughter spent tour years at ' qualnted with Mr. , and know Vassar, but the bread she makes is his circumstances. First of all, ho awful." ! has a wife and baby; together, thev "It's probably college bred. him ought to be worth $50,000 to any man. Secondly, he has an office in which there is a table worth $1.50, and three chairs, worth, say $1. Last "Should a man's family call 'Father' or 'Papa?' " "When they want anything mine of all, there is in one corner a large call me 'Papa, dear.' The rest of the rat-hole which will bear looking Into, time I'm 'the Old Geezer.' " Respectfully yours, A. Lincoln." I ask that every responsible and fair-minded labor leader, ev ery responsible and fair-minded member of a labor organization, rend these (Taft's) Injunctions for himself. If ho will do so, In stead of condemning them bo will hoaitilj appiove of them nnd will recognize this further astonish ing fact that tho principles laid down by Judgo Tnft In these very injunctions, which Inboriug peo ple are asked to condemn, are themselves tho very principles which are now embodied in tho laws or practices of every respon sible labor organization. Tho principles which ho therein so wisely nnd fearlessly laid down seno as a charter of liberty for all of us, for wage woikers, for employers, or tho general public; for they lest on the principles of fair dealing for all, of oven-bunded justice for all. They mark the judge who rendorod them as standing for tho rights of the whole people; as far as daylight Is from darkness, so far is such a judge from the time-server, the truckler to tho mob, or the cring ing tool of great, corrupt and cor rupting corporations. President Roosevelt. ' The voters like the course that tho ship of state is traveling. They are not going to change tho control of tho rud 4er. rrho Republican party Is willing to assume tho responsibility for tho ex pense of rural mall delivery and of dig ging tho Panama canal. Theso are among what tho Democratic platform calls extravagances. (0 UNCONCERNED, .0 1..M u! jC fiov'' pp crnr . Wifs J' 11 A. II I 1 W J III' S W !rw . '??7R"'-' J Tho recent secretary of war will suc .ceed In tho Whlto Houso nud In for eign and domestic policy tho man whom Secretary of State Root pro nounces "tho greatest peacemaker of tho generation." Popularity, not patronage, made Taft tho natural successor to tho Rooeovclt policies of which Claimant Bryan proclaims himself tho heir. "There Is no answer to this conun drum: How can Bryan denounce ltoosoveltlsin nnd claim to bo at ouco its father and its inheritor? "A tax on legltlmato business to pay tho lushes of speculation" Is a fair def inition of tho Democratic proposition to guarauteo national bank deposits. Tho application of tho puro food law 4o tho Democratic issues would re qulro tho use of a tromoudoua quantity ot disinfectants. -a--a--a-a--a--a---a--a--a - fc-a --- a a A NEW ARRIVAL At Taylpr's Piano House A Hardman Baby Grand, one of the finest samples of Piano Art that has ever been on exhibit In Maishfleld. The Artistic Hardman Piano of today offers to tho piano buying public tho best value against all competition. Wo have excellent bargains now on our floor, and on the easiest payments possible. Don't forget that you can savo 10c at Taylor's Piano Houso on every cylinder record for tho Columbia and Edison Talking Ma chines. A large stock of Columbia and Victor Disc Records always on hand. A NEW CONSIGNMENT HAS JUST ARRIVED for our 10c and l."c Department. Everything you wish for on display: China and Japanese dishes and fancy novelties. Granite, Crockery, Glassware, Stationery, Toys, Brushes and Fancy Baskets of all descriptions. Nothing Higher than 15c Come in tonight and see our stock and listen to the Free recital on our Famous Columbia Graphophono. a a t a ; I a t I a TAYLOR'S PIANO HOUSE Broadway Here Is a Genuine j Bargain j Lii , . t " , ,?CKsr t ' ps I s L- -" w .'- I -" .. aaK- VJi 0 fc C vssar . g rttvF&$m AMi W r S (Rl 5f n & t- -saP t XHUWlV.W . jSU !' ? JSltW'i FIVE ACRES-On deep water, -2 miles from Marshfield, 250 feet water front with two acres suit able for wharfage. If sold quickly will go for only $1,400. This is the biggest snap on Coos Bay For particulars see tMbsmmi Front Street. Co 4 ---O- --- 4.4.1 Pacific Too! Works feLB&i I Heavy Forging a Specialty. First Class Logging Tools Give Us a Call. W. Tharp, Prop. ADNs!lff''n'srBHm-nN V-V-V-V-VVV -y-V-V-T-S V -Q-0-ft..A..A-A..A A A-A.O Steamer Flyer LAAVIIORN & McCULLOCII, Owners. l..ve. Marshfield Lve. North JJend 7:00 A. M. 8:45 " 10:45 " 1:00 P. M. 2:30 " 4:00 " 7:45 A. M. 10:05 " 11:15 1:45 p. M. 3:15 " 5:00 " Open for Charter Nights nnd Sundays Tho Flyer Always Leaves on Time. Wo SLand on Top Do not forget that DeWItt's L,ittle Early Risers are tho best pills made. They are pleasant little pills that are easy to take and are prompt and gentle. "We sell and recommend them. Sold by LOOIOIART & PAR. Road the Times' Wint Ada. Use The Coos Bay Times Want Ada Are you voting in The Times Prize Contest? 1 ill uiiai hr .The Commoner: "OK, well, never mind! There are plenty of other bubbles where that came from." Now la the time to get busy In The Times' Prize Contest. In our profession as Fancy Bakers, making only the choicest Cakes and Pastry for the best families In this section. Everything we put into our products is perfectly puro and fresh, and the greatest care is taken hy experienced hakers to make each article from an ordinary bun up to a brides-cake first-class in every respect. We solicit a trial and leave the rest to your own Judgment. COOS BAY BAKERY 1 Better send this paper to a friend. .., jMhjt " mi itmmi A. .. -attAMUMku-',.