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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1909)
"""J""; "I tlirC: -W-WBW . &. &.. tW ; r- M THE COOS BAY TIMESMARSHFIELD, OREfiON, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1909 EVENING EDITION- k t ' GOO S BAY TIMES An Indt)tadent Republican news paper published every evening except fijinday, and Wek4r by Tbo Coo Bay Times Publishing Co. EnUred at the poatofflce at ilarsh ld, Oregon, far transinlMion through th maHa aa second class mall matter. It O. MALONKY Editor and Pub. AN H. MALONEY News Editor subscription hates. Ib Advance. b'AiiiY. One year $5.00' Biz months . . . ; .2;B0 Less than5 months, per month loO WEEKLY. One year ?1.50 Address all communication to COOS BAY DAILY TIMES, tbshueld :: :: :: :: Oregon The Coos Bay Times represents a consolidation of the Dally Coast Mall and The Coos Bay Advertiser. The Coast Mall was the first dally estab lished on Coos Bay and The Caos Bay Times Is Its immediate suc cessor. Official Paper of eoos County. MODERN ELOPEMENTS. OUNG LOCHINVAR, who IS y common to all countries, has - kept more punctiliously apaco -wlth'ihe times than even the hlgh- -"wayman. He flourishes, therefore, : today, even as In the age or tho .lialfroy and the nocturnal serenade. It ' Is only a few weeks since a - -well-lcnown Coos Bay couple made -use of an automobllo In which to evade stern parents and hurrying to Coqullle secured license and mlnlstor to make them one. Now comes a similar story of a young ' Spaniard who last week eloned with tho daughter of a proud Castlllan resld lng In Madrid. Tho couple made a successful get-away under the noses of tho young woman's stern father and hor Jealous fiance who Is rich and old and homely as they always are in tho story books. The pair are married now, and, apparently the denouement of the story Is to be a happy one. A century or so ago the young cavalier would have been a brigand, or 'a muleteer, or a wandering trou badour; but the time being the pres ent, ho Is merely av chauffeur for a wealthy grandee. While ho was con veying the old party about Spain In a big car he met his present wife. She was then touring the country with her father and fiance In tho for mer's machine, Tho patrician young woman immediately fell In love with tho dark nnd reckless chauffeur, and thoy shortly made arrangements to elbpo. So at night tho young man wont to tho small hostelry whero tho girl's party had put up. He had no man dolin with him and ho did not sing' beneath the lady's window. Ho mere ly honked his horn outside in the " road, and tho girl climbed unassisted from her room via tho flro escape. Two centuries' ago sho would have tried to shin down an Ivy vine, and probably have broken somo bones. Her lover was disguised In a long coat and goggles, his clothes reeked with gnsolino and ho had a smudge of greaso on his faco, but he was Lochlnvar, Just tho same Lochln var in tho sarao old piece. The In vostlturo, only, was different. When tho youth hnd. escorted his swoothoart to tho waiting car which his employer, who was a sentimental old ruffian, had loaned him for tho night, ho crept Into tho garago, and stuck his Jack knlfo through tho tires of tho father's machine, When' tho latter attempted to follow tho fleeing couple, ho found that hp could not, and cursed In tho lan gungo which hundreds of othor Span ish fathers havo omployod upon dls ' covering that tholr saddle horses had bpon hamstrung by tholr daughters' abductors. But tho automobllo has really bo como an old factor In elopements. Tyonty yonrs from now Lochlnvar "will carry off his fair one in his fly about, after having broken tho wings of papa's aerial machine. OPEUA House FRIDAY night. Motion PICTURES 10 cents any seat. SWASTIKA Orchestra Club RAXCE 1, O. O. P. hall, SATURDAY night. REST Patent FLOUR $1.05 at ' HAINES. Barley f 135 Back PENNY Grocery. 'CASTLEWOOD" at tho P. K. TELLS STORY OF Prof. J. B. Hornfer Lectures at 'Albany On Joaquin 'Miller. ALBANY, Ore., July 8. In a stereoptlcbn lecture on Oregon liter ature delivered by Professor J. B. Horner of the Oregon Agricultural college, before the State Teachers' Association in Albany, ' Jdaq'u'In 'Mil-' ler, Senator E. D. Baker, Frederick' H. Balch, Ella Hlgglnsbn, Edwlrf Markham,, Mrs. E; E. Dye, Homer, Davenport and Sam L. Simpson were discussed at. 'length. It was shown that 'much fine literature and some classics have bbe'n written by Ore gon men and .women. Many ro mances were also toid, one of which touches tho life and wife of Joaquin Miller who lived and loved at Canyon City for several years. "As an author ho was known as Giles Gastbn, and she as Minnie 'Myrtle. They were regular con tributors to the Eugene Register of which Clnclnnatus Heine Miller was editor. An editorial request for tho name and address of the talented Minnie Myrtle was followed by the answer that she was Minnie Dyer of GOld Beach. Correspondence be camo active and he made a visit to her home by tho sea. Ho arrived on Thursday and they were wed on the following Sunday. "More minutely told It was thus. On Sunday morning the young Judge who had been paying his attentions to Miss Mlnne arid aspired to mem bership In tho Dyer family, appeared on the scene At the door he was met by 'Miss Minnie andvlier new friend, whom sho Introduced to the judgo and took her exit. Where upon Mr. Miller said: "Judgo, I'll havo a word with you, sir. Miss Minnie and I are to bo mar ried in a few moments, and you are to have the honor of performing the cereniony. "Marrying another fellow to one's own best glrlwas a feature of law that tho fainting judge could not comprehend. But as soon as he re gained his senses sufficiently, he per formed the cereniony, which was as awkwardly done as It was confes sedly embarrassing to tho officiating Judgo. "Many a heroine has been made great In history by the possession of a small share of her heroic endur ance, enduring courage, calmselfpos- sessl'on, loyal heart and creative brain. She was talented, so was he; but they were woefully mlsmatedl Tho storm cloud crossed and ro crossed tholr way till adversity cruelly separated their paths for many years. But thoy were finally reconciled to each other just as she was triumphantly stepping Into an other chamber of God's beautiful mansion. Her sweet disposition, as well as her pootlc talent, was con tagious. Sho produced a marked; change In the' character and writing! of her husband. That delicate and' refined love, of tho truly beautiful natiiro and warmth of sympathy for the erring hnd tho' unfortunate which characterized his 'writings must be admitted to date from his marrlago. Wo havo seen a composite plcturo which Is composed of tho best fea tures of two or more Individuals. Many of Joaquin MUlor's poems may bo considered composite. Joaquin combining'' the"'' keen conception and fiery dash of the young pioneer, as his earlier writings displayed him with tho kindly thought, the gentle touch and dollcate coloring Insepar able from, all which was said and dono by his lost wlfo. This. Joa quin Mllfor" fully realized, for ho has said: "That Which Is best in mv works was inspired by her." Though their separation was long, n sorrow to both, and tho flowors have blos somed for many years over the gravo of tho poetess yet In object, aim and desire ,thoy ,ara one today, and tho soul of tho beautiful bride which tho poot wooed and. won In the wilds of tho Coqulllo so long ago, still shines In all his lines and brightens all his pagos." $100 REWARD, $100. I'"".'.' .."V i'X??v rlm a I'omt tutlonal .i....iL.:, ..i.'i.'r -.-. uhi'k n cnir trcatmeut. Hall' Calarrl furi' li uiji Yiitir nally. aotlnBitlrwtlv uihiii ih,. b o, ,1 a ml mil o;m i miri-acw. of the (,.,. tlurj In aJl Voy iik tlu foumlatton of tho dUr.v.. mi- KiVlnB tlie Jiutleiit .trwigth by .,;,, le un VhS l"ttU I on and aurittnir i.lu.v , Joins it. wpr. Th proprietor haro o inn, h falllAu Its eur allve jmwora that Hi, n ft.-r One llutulriHl i0. ar t..r any cae liar it laiU to mro. tiend (or II t of trktimonf&u Aildiwi K J ClUNKY A CO . Toledo O hulcl by all uruKumti TX' Take llall'i auiuy FIIU for coiutlpatlou, 1 Tliu rt'ttJtra o( tlili ior will bt h1pk...i . can. that there 1. t Wkt ow h-ialnl rtuJalS that n'lonce l. liwn ihlo to i-uro Hli .IS tK08. ni Hint 1 fat.rrh IliiTt VS irih pun. is til only pn.ltlvo .-ure i" v il0n t n STO P GRAY HA With Mrs. NETTIE HARRISON'S 1-DAY HAIR COLOR. It is the onl) tntlrely successful hnd stttlsacioty prepa ration for the purpose. Simple - Harm less -Certain. Sold for '20 years, and its "friends are legion. It never fails Price $1.00. At all druw'ists an n BROWN DRUG CO., MARSHFIELD. Fruit Jars Gaps and Rubbers WE CAN FURNISH YOU THE CANS 'TO CAN ALL 'THE FRUIT tTHATTYOU CAN OR WISH 'TO1 CAN. rTHE FAMOUS BALLMASON ITARS ARE RECOGNIZED TO BE THE BEST CANS THAT CAN BE HAD. TELEPHONE US YOUR ORDER AND WE WILL DELIVER THE GOODS PROMPTLY. GW.Wblcott FAMILY GROCER PHONE 07-J PRICE OF PREFERRED STOCK OF THE UNITED WIRELESS TELEGRAPH' COMPANY: Note the steady and rapid ad vance In the price of stock since the organization of the company: per share February 23, 1907 $10.00 September 1, 1907 11.00 October 1, 1907 12.50 November 10, 1907 .; 14.00 January 1.190S 15.00 March 1, 1908 1G.50 June 1, 1908 17.50 August 1, 1908 18.50 October 1, 1908 20.00 December 15, 1908 22.50 February 15, 1909 25.00' May 1, 1909 30.00 The price will remain at $30.00 for a short time only. It's a chanco of a lifetime to make a safe invest ment and large profits. O. L. HOPSON, Fiscal Agent, Coos 'and Curry Counties, Box 333, Marshfield. Office in Tho "ChnriilJer" ------------ Wo have a Large Scow for Hire at $2.50 PER DAY. n, t. . u Coos Bay Oil & ? Supply Co. Marslifleld, Ore., Pliono 33 a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-u-a-n-a-a "HELLO! George, Where did you- get that Castlewood?" At the P. K. Cor ner and it's the Right Kind of Whiskey, too. JUST OPENED UP New Camping Place Two Beautiful Wr Falls, Good Hunting and Fishing Tonts for Rent, Swings for Children. Good Auto Road. CIlAS. R. WIL'LDAHL, Proprietor Golden Falls, Allegany, Ot S25252S252?252KJi25e52S'K5a525r3 STEAMER FAVORITE Two trlpa dally between Bandon and ComilUe tonnacUng with all MarakQeld train, Ijavtta DandoH . , ,0:45 a.m. Leaves Itandon , . .1:20 p. m. IiOavcs Coqulllo. , ,0:15 a, m. Leaves Coqullle . . ,4:00 p. m. Traveler! leavltiK Manhlleld In the FA morntuK reach llaudon at noon. People S nu Oontilllo river can anend over three liouri lit Uarantleid and reacn Home lua aamo day, r" COQUILLE RIYEU TRANS- S POltTATION OO. SI 5?S2!Tiir!52525252S252S25252525i n " K ; s 1 fa K I m FINANCIAL a rtii i An cAvrnie r, nni I.AR MADE The" habit of saving, formed e,rly In life, u the foundation of many a fortune. Thrifty people patronize the savings ban ana prosper . . , Deposits in savings banks have proven more safe and proBtauio tban any other class of Invertme&t for people who must build up a fortune from dally saVlnb. The dpartmont of savluga Is a special feature with this ban. Interest paid n nil Savings Deposits remaining six months or longrr. A GENERAL BANKING AND TRUST BUSINESS TRANSACTED CHECKING ACCOUNTS SOLICIIED. First Trust Savings Bank OF COOS BAY . DIRECTORS. JOHN S. COICE JNO. F. HALL, STEPHEN C. ROGERS. W. 3. CHANDLER, HENRY SENG8TACKEN, DR. C W. TOWER, M. C. HORTON, DORSET KREITZER, WILLIAM GRIMES. OFFICERS. JNO. S. COKE. President. DORSET KREITZER, Cashier. M. C. HORTON, VIco President and Manager. caai'ia ' r " "What's My Balance?" Onemoment.'.sirr-hereare the figures,, all, cor rect to. the'mmute. CNa wailing no hesitancy wc give you immediate reply., It s. rect, too. We did. W roughs Adding Machine. A machine that gives evidence of the progressive methods our banki. ,i .iw '''TTk- "WCr - -- t ' Wu-? , MmaSmf- ftSuch uiei or mecWjal j5f-'frmKu5aWB)' '10rt cu" 8've " b"8"t'' i Wvfl TiBZjJ&SvHI'WK nappy,braiwdffieeforce. Wjftg rjrVH3lBwBW Their bi!natea'nvey, from 't&jfc'M WfcffPrirvY rtSfffffflK'l JBJjy drudgery of figuring. They f''M mSPHwEI WF$n$mBVFS& ue' wide awtka nd aliveto Vm WmZmfi4 W$lfc&!K tclligentieivicc W JfiSSm f" F,ltfl "AI'IUNAI, BANK wl j cSI 0Sr ' ojt1 cOis liili, I JPaUliaaAi OC UClMaULL 0tl5Ek t MARSHFIEIyD, OREGON. PaidTUp Capital and Undivided Profits $70,000 Assets Over' Half Million Dollars. ' Does a. general banking business and draws on the Bank of Call- fornla, San Francisco, Cal., First National Bank, Portland, Ove., f First National Bank, Roaeburg Ore., Hanover National Bank, How Tork, N. M. Rothchlld & Son, London, England. f, Also sell exchange on nearly all "the principal cities "or Europe. J Accounts kept subject to check, safe deposit lock boxes for rent at 60 cents a' month br $5 a year. "J INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS 1 STEAMERS ja.iiuejnni.n. OMV UIVH.UVFIV Steamer E. D. PARSONS, Master. EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS GOOS BAY AND PORTLAND SAILS PROM PORTLAND SATURDAYS, 8 P. M. SAILS FROM COOS BAY TUESDAYS, AT SERVICE OF TIDE. C. Q. Stlmson, Agent. Hi W. Skinner,' Agt, Couch St, Dock, Portland. Ore. Marshfield, Ore., Phone 441 4-4rft4-t-l-4.4t'l'-ll' ! C5a5ZSr!525r!SBS252Sa5EiraSr!SrlSrl5H5H522SESZSaSE52SZ5at5Z5 Portland & Coos Bay S S. Line S. S. BREAKWATER Sails from AinsworthDockPortland, Wednesdays at 8 p.m Sails from Coos Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide. W. F. Miller, Agt,. Phone Main 233 1 E5E5252E 52525525252525252525253252515252 L5252S2S2525252S2S25aS2525252525252S25222KHS2S2S252525 California Buys 99 County's Products When you reciprocate; remember to say "Ship on Steamer M,F. Plant" Sails everv Saturday for here 'F: Si DOW. AK S. a25252S252S252525KS2S2525252525252e5252S2525252525252525252SE525252a .. ... - - - - ' - Steamer Wilhelmma LUDVIG CnniSTENSKN, Master. Balling for Bandon every Monday. For full information, apply Chaj Thorn owner, or H. W. Skinner, agent. - - '1' - 1' The LATTIN Hotel t Guy O. Latin. 1 Now and modern throughout. Itntea , SI lcr day, 80 per week. Free hatha. ' nowly furnished. Thono S005. Next to cor Sheridan and Queen Ar. ' MarBnueio, uru. 'w1,11 w.mmamwHM 4lflMM& absolutely cor it. with, a Bur of liuaal ailSAMOllll WBltrounXt T Alliance f pel cent - of this I a a a o a a a a ..? Q., y. - ' - ' !...., .t,. J,. ?. -Hi. '!-.-.-41.4 - L. J. POST Contractor and liuildcr Elgt teen yean" experience hat tauaht n. . mottoWake our time and do ourSork right' JPricw Cdmuu wiit B Wd 823 South Second Street MAIISHFIELD, ORE. "I Jfe-miHfeMIVtV fcVbV9 Jsk7 i AciyiKwsTMi f PROFKBSlUttAU UVllUB, ' I D" J. W. INGRAM Physician and Surgeoa. Office-20S-200 Coos Building Phones OEce 1.621; Residence lg D1 R. A. L. IIOUSHWORTH PhyafcJaa and Surgeon OBces second floor of FlannEaa ' Bennett lift Building. Ofilca hours 1 t 4'p 'm.: 7 to 8 p. m. Phono: Offlw. 1431: Residence U3 D R. r; E. GOLDEN y P'lyoiciaa and Surgeon 207-08 COos Building; Office boms: 10 to 12 . " 'to-faad 7'te S-PiUn Phones: Offic 1031' Residence tQKi 'LAWYERS- J. W. BENNETT, Offlco over Flanaean & Bennott Bank. Marshfloldi Ortigao. ' ..OHN D. GOSS J Attorney at Law. Marshfield, OregJn. MISCELLANEOUS - W. MERCHANT, - ELECTRICIAN Wiring Done and Guarantee! at Reasonable Rates. Shop 51 Commercial Ave., Photto- 224kJ J S. TURPEN Architect City Building. Inspector, Over Chamber of Commorc MARSHFIELD, OJXSL MARSHFIELD TURjnSHriArHS "tn.nSi riina T?..tl.lln Hours: Ladles, 10a. m. to 6 p. ra ejeopt Saturday Gents, 7 p, m.to 1 a. m., except Friday. Phono 2141 TURKISH BATTEL 1.00; L. QUVEN. Prop, RJH. IIANSON Y.jS. Veterinarian. Phone J301. Offlco at Helsner & Miller Co. tt----.-na-nv-.-- Coos Bay Paving & Construction Co. ? I Plans nnd Estlnintos Fnrnlsli6d I a Phono 1B1-J ,1 t Offices 117' Front" Street. ? f -'a --a-.a-a-a--ar-a-w-- GET INTO THE GAME IT'S A-PAIR SHOW?0OWN OUR SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS CAN'T BE' BEAT, GIVE US A TRIAL. PRONE- 571, Temple , Wilson ' UNDERTAKING, PARLORS. Funeral suppllei ' in genoral. Liconaed emb&lmer Tf lth.Jady aaplBtint. v Third- street, between: 'Market J and Commercial avouuo. TELEPHONE: 8 jr "r.yr.4 SouthMarshftdd o Coal$450 per Ton ;; Nut Coal, $2.5a pei? tonJI COOS BAY FUEIi COMPANY J. O. DOANE & SON. Prop,. Leavo ordew at The Finnteh CooporaUvo, or1 Phono 53-X. - f A Pure Beer Saves i Doctor Bills ; ? TRY A CASH OF TUB FA- ? T M0US WFINHARD BRmVl tt FULL LIXE OF LIQUORS..! jrnonew Free 1).6 jj .. uwot VTV' l CoosBayliprCo. ,j ( n I Slawhfield, Ore. T v 1 iBHHMnBHnHHto , kJlkiik.awn uWit&2liff Aflhh''
