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COOS BAY TIMES
An Independent Republican news
paper published every evening except' '-
Sunday, and Weekly by
Tho Coos Bay Times Publishing Co.-
Entered at the postofflce at Marsh
SUld, Oregon, for transmission
through the malls as second class
mall matter.
M. O. MALONEV Editor and Pub.
BAN E. MALONE1T News Editor
SUBSCRIPTION KATES. .,
In Advance.
DAILY.
Onn vnitr 16.00
Blx months 2.B0
Less than 6 months, per month .6P-J
WEEKLY.
. '.
One year
.11.50
Address all communications to
' COOS BAY DAILY TIMES,
ftbsshflcld :: :: :: :: Oregon
Tho 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 Coos
jay Times Is its immediate suc
cessor. Official Paper of Coos County.
PLUS MEN.
THIS THE TITLE which the Port
land Journal places upon its
leading editorial Saturday in
which it-pays a splendid tribute to
'the Coos Bay spirit, to Coos Bay men
.and to a Coos Bay citizen. The
.Journal says: , t
"Aftnr jilh It la men that build
-cities and develop states. The staw.Pf ?r, .fuel, while en route
tiiB of n. cltv or state, is the reflec
tibn of the character of Its men. Iff03'' h on revived again
let alone by the white man the
avage would still dwell in his wlg.'J
flam and tepee. Many a citizen ls
,-no more factorful for city or state
expansion than was tho Indian in hi
time. Tho interest collecting miser
...,. ;.!. ui- .n .i . ,i ot
wxiu luitca uio cum uuu btw"1! "w
taxes Is a benefit to nothing. If all
were like him Portland -would still
bo a village of cabins, cheap stores
.;and cheaper men. The reason tho
Chinaman's wage In his own coun
try Is but a few cents a day Is be
cause his mind is bent wholly on
himself with no interest whatever in.
the collective good. The costliest hi;
fluenco in any community Is absorp-.
tlon in self and Indifference to pub
lic concerns. A dollar Is-often lost
in. tho search for a sou. One man
,t ,bent on upbuild of his city or state
is worth a million drones. One
brings results and the others bring
dlscouragemont nnd occupy needed
space.
"One man like William Grimes of
Coos county Is worth a thousand
acre, flejd full of doubting Thomases
and kickers, Mr. Grimes went, to
Oklahoma with tho rush. Some
body, was needed to bring order out
of tho disorder, and Mr. Grimes was-
made United States marshal and did
It. A strong hand was needed In
" the secretary of state's office In tho
territory and Roosevelt gave Mr.
Grimes tho position. A Taft dologa
tlon was wanted by the administra
tion from Oklahoma, and though
Grimes had como to Oregon, Roose
velt called on him to round up the
Oklahoma Republicans. Grimes
made tho trip and Taft made tho
landing. According to Colonel Ho
for, Mr. Grimes' motto Is "to raise
h 1 all tho tlmo."
Coos .Bay is probably the most;
alert district in Oregon. It is the'
product of her men, nnd Mr. Grimes
is among thorn. It wants a railroad,
hnd if it cannot got It othorwlso, Is
going to build It. Tho best railroad
, engineer that -could bo secured Is
surveying the line. Twolvo miles of
survey is finished, aud tho force Is
pushing nhead. The wholo popula
tion is following Coos Bay's leadors,
and the leadors aro plus mon. When
4monoy Is'ndedetl they go down Into
tholr pockets, and of courso nre get
ting results. Tho spider that Rob
ort Bruce watched finally spun his
wob. Grant "fought it out on that
lino" If it took all summer. If Lin
coln had faltered the union would
havo been dlsmomhorod. If nobody
had studied steam or olectriatty wo
would still havo nothing but horso
railroads. All human oxperlonco
backs tho Coos Bay theory. Tho an
nals of tho world confirm the capa
city of mon to achieve If they sufll
clontly address thomsolves to their
taakB. Mlrnbcnu said, "Nothing Is
impossible to tho man who can
will."
"Coos Bay will win bocnuso nor
mon nre not zeroes. Thoy aro npt
slugs that unfold their slimy housoa
on tho pear leaf. Thoy aro not tho
goose that gabble, but tho englos
among men. Thoy aro a typo for
ti03 i)WTHE CoVbAY TIMES MAMHFIELD, 0RE60H,
lfc
Henry LaCrosse Succumbs at
Montreal Settled Here In
.Early 60's.
.JjdOjJohn F. Hall today received
notice of the
death of Henry
La-
CrOsse, one of the best-known plon
e'eV'of' this section, which occurred
att-Mdn.treal, Canada, June 18. Mr.
'.LaCrosse. left hero three years ago,
Eqltig qrst, to New York and then to
Montreal where he remainder until
i t i r ' ' '
the time' of his death.
!Mr.' LhCrosso came here in tho
earlyltfOand for a time was en
gaged as,,a,,lath sawyer In the North
pofld )rtninsv, Later he purchased a
ranch, on South Coos River and add
ed' io'lz by'exerctslng his homestead
f privilege.'1 'The place later became
known' ttsithe LaCrosse farm and was
purchased. last year by a local syn
dicate which named It the LaCrosse
park, intending to divide ft into
summer homes. Mr. LaCrosse mar
ried a Miss Cutllp who died a num
ber bf :yeiirs. ago. Qne daughter,
Mrs. L. D-Smlth of Coos River, sur
vives. REVIVE RUMOR THAT
GRAYLING HAS BEEN LOST
Considerable Apprehension Felt at
SeattIo'F6r (raft Which Is Long
' Overdue at San Diego.
The, rumor. ,that the Tug Grayling,
which stopped here several weeks
rro,m
I Puget. Sound to Panama has
been
The
only .basis -,f or the rumor Is that the
craft., Is. long overdue at San Diego.
u tne uisj.atcnes concermng uie ap-
Pension over the missing craft
neglect td "state that she stopped at
C3 e routo Butn- The
latest dispatch from Seattle Is as
. ,, .... ',
follows:
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"The lltt,lo 19-ton tug Grayling,
which, sailed from Seattle for Pana
ma via, San, Pedro, Cal May 17, and
has not, been heard from since she
was sighted early In June .off Capo
Blanccu,.Qre., Is believed" to have
been (Jost.'Wlh her crow of throe
I men,, lender; the command of Captain
A. A. Moore, of this city.
"The tug 'was sold by John B. Mit
chell to a firm of Panama Canal con
tractors and tho terms of' sale call
ed for her delivery at the Isthmus.
It required a long time to man the
tug, for most seafaring men said the
yny. steamer could not make the
voyage. The Grayling waB ..provi
sioned for 40 days, and was to have
called ,at San Diego for coal and
food.". ,
. :-.jii 1,1-; '
WAS, BIG DAY'.
EdttoiTImes: Not In 'the mem
orjr''of The :oldest Inhabitant has a
more':pldasaht celebration of our na
tional birthday occurred than tho
one on tho third at North Inlet.
Auotit' a hundred persons came,
walking, In buggies, In wagons, In J
rowboats", and in gasoline launches.
How tliti writer wishes this nccount
could bo Illustrated with n picture
of thnCpTcnlc dinner hut the-taste.,
of a picnic' dinner Is beyond ,the skill
of oven Mr. Prontlss.
Dinner, Including lco cream and
lomonudo was partaken of by a jolly
crowd. ,b(ut thoy failed to show ap
preciation ,by the time honored plan
Qf eating It. all that was Impossible.
A ball ganiQ by amatojirs was
played Jn professional style by Farm
ers vs. Bacholors. That tho score
Btood. 18. to 9 In favor of tho former
was not to bo wondered at when
ono learned of tho Intimidation un
der wMsJl tho umplro laborod.
. It, -..was, Reported that Lyman was
promised In words that would admit
of,, no doubtful meaning, that ho
would bo niobbed if the game went
against . t)fl Farmers.
. , jRaeJiig" was rosorved for the trip
to tlm North Inlot Pavilion. Walk
ing., running and rowing races all
coming off at tho samo tlmo but your
correspondent failed to obtain data
as to .the results.
Dancing at tho Pavilion was In
dulged till tho small hours whon nil
sousht Mtqino, sweet homo' wishing
the glorloiiB Fourth cntuo onco a
weok or nt least onco a month.
ONE OF THEM.
Portland to cultlvnto. Their devel
opment meeting to bo hold in Marsh
Hold next month Is a function Port
landers should attend to learn lead
ership, Tholr spirit kindled in Port
land would sot this metropolis
aflame with progross. It is a spirit
that should penetrato to remotest
Oregou and possess all her mon."
ill I: KNOWN
Mfmrnmrnm;
" PIONEER DEAD
PRICE OF PREFERRED STOCK OF
THE UNITED WUiELESS
TELEGRAPH COiU'ANYi T ,
Note the steady and rapid ad
vance in the price of stock slnca the
organization of tho company:
per share
February 23, 1907 .$10.00
September 1 .1907 11.00
October 1, 1907 12.60
November 10, 1907 14.00
January 1, 1908 .......... 15.00
LMarch. 1, ,1908 .. i .. . . ,Jt .' ... . 16.50
Juno 1,. 1908 i . . . 17.50
August 1, 1908 18.50
October 1, 19Q8 20.00
December 15, 1908 22.60
February 16, 1909 25.00
May 1, 1909 30.00
The price will remain at 130.00
for a short time only. It's a chance
of a lifetime, to make a safe invest
ment and largo profits.
O. L. IIOPSONr Fiscal Agent,
Coos and Carry, Counties, Box 333,
Marshflcld.
Office In Tbo "Chandler"
Fruit Jars
Caps and
Rubbers
WE CAN FURNISH YOU THE
CANS -TOUCAN ALL THE FRUIT
THAT YOU CAN OR WISTB TO CAN.
THE FAMOUS BALIr-MASON
JARS ARE RECOGNIZEE TO BE
THE BEST CANS THAT CAN BE
HAD.
TELEPHONE US YOUR ORDER.
AND WE WILL DELIVER THE
GOODS PROMPTLY. .
CW.WoIcott
FAMILY GROCER
PHONE 07-J
FORT INE BREAD
DELICIOUS CAKES AND COOKIES
GOOD PIES
Try
Hunter's City Bakery
172 Broadway, Opposlto Ooo Bay
Times Office.
Wedding Cakes to Ordc- specialty.
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GET YOUR
Whipping Cream
AT
CorkhelTs
Delicatessen
Phono 100-L.
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"ARE YOU SATISFIED WITJJl
YOUR LAUNDRY WORK?"
IF NOT TRY THE
Marshf ield Hand &
Steam Laundry
OUR SPECIALTY: HIGHl GRADE.
WORK AND rROMPT SElfcVtCB.,
PHONE 220Ji.
PICNIC PARTHSS.
and
QAMPING- PARTIES.
can flndiS carryall ana' other
outfits
to tako th.eni, to 1y? n '
SUNSET RAY,
E5IPIRE,
BIG CREEK,
MGirr nousE.
or other- rsorts at
John Bear's Livery Bant
TELEPHONE 138-J OR CALL.
n-tt-tt tt IC-tt-a It tttWtU ttr.
Wo havo a
Large Scow
for Hlr at
$2.30 PER DAY.
a
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f Coos Bay Oil &
..
Supply Co. ?
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STEAMER FAVORITE
Two trlpi dally between Bnon and
CoqulUe oouiiecttng with all Uanadeld
train.
Loavoa llandon . ..0:45 a.m.
Tjivivos TJnnilnn ... 1 :20 n. tn.
Lcuvca Coquille. ,,0:15 a. n'
( Lcnvea Coquille ...4:0Op.m.
iraTVicn itraviUK Marsuiiciu lu lav
rnlnx roaob liaiulonat noou. People
mornlriK roaob liaiulon at noou. People
on Coquille rlrer can ipcnd orer three
on LoquiiiertTercan ipcua orer tnree
houri lu ManbtleM and reach home the
tame day.
COQUILLE RrTKR TRANS. H
PORTATION CO. Kl
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TUESDAY,, JU1UT 13 1909-EVEHINS EDITIOM-
,EIISANCIAL,
A.IK)LLAR &&VED
The bablt of savins, formed early In life. I the foundation oi
, i (n.iui! ThrlftvneoDle Datronlzo the savings bank and
many .4 for.tjtie. Thrifty people
prosper
Deposits' in savings .banks .nave proven more safe, and profitable
than any other claasTof lnvetmeiit for people who must build up
a fortune from -dallyusavinf. , .
The department Df?-Bvi'Jg fa a special feature wltb this bank.
Intcrratt ! on- "Hi Sariogs Deposits rtanaining she months or
longer.
A GENERAL BANKING AND TRUST BUSINESS TRANSACTED
CHECK! NO: ACCOUNTS SOLICI1EP.
First Trust ad
OF- COOS BAY
DIRECTORS.
JNO,
JOHN S. COICB
STEPHEN C. ROGERS,
HENRY 8ENGSTACKEN,
M. C. HORTON.
WILLIAM GRIMES,
OFFICERS.
JNO. a COKE. President. DORSET KREITZER, Cashier.
M. C. HORTON, Vice President and Manager.
Best
rf'
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Banking;
Service
Here
yours
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First National Bank Coos Ba
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Flanagan & Bennett Bank
MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
Paid Up Capital and Undivided Profits $75,000
Assets Over Half Million DoUar.
Does a general banking business and draw a on tho Bank, of Cali
fornia. Saoi Ftanolaco,. CaL, First National Bank, Portland, Ore.,.
First National Bank, Roubirg Ore., HanoVe National Bank, New
Tork, N. Mi. Rothchild & Son London, England.
Also Mil exchange on nearly all the principal cities of Europe.
Account, kept subject to check, sa!e depcilt lock boxes for rent
at 50 cents a month or $5 a year.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
4I't'l.Oi-.loo..4ll,
STEAMERS
.VI' .'&!
OAfcEPORNIA AND OREGON COAST STEAMSHIP COUPAlCfar. ft
Steamer Alliance I
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E. Dw PARSONS, Master;
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
COOS BAY AND PORTLAND
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. SAILS. FROM PORTLAND SATURDAYS, 8s P.- Mi.
SAILS FROM COOS BAY TUESDAYS, AT 8ERVIGB OK TIDE.
C. G. StlDMWtn,.Aeeiat. H.'W. Skinner, Agh
Couch St. Dock, Portland. Or. . Marshfleld, Ore., Pbjaae 441
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S. S. BREAKWATER
Sails from AinsworthDockPortlandj.Wednessiaysat 8 p.m
Sails from Coos Bay Saturdays Servt&e of Tide. jo
W. F. Miller, Agt,. , Phose Main 233 h I
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California Buys 9& per cent of tbfe,
County Froducts
When you reciprocate,, remember to say
"Ship on Steamer M. F. Plant"
Sails every Saturday for here F. S. DQW, At
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Steamer Wilhelmma
LUDVIG CHRISTBNSHN, Master.
Bailing for Bandon every Monday. For full information, apply
Chaj Thorn owner, or H. W. Sklacer, agent.
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The LATTIN Hotel
Guy O. Latin,
Now and modern tliroughont. Rate
$1 per day, f 0 per week. Free baths,
newly 'furnished. Pbone 2005;.
Next to cor Sheridan and Queea Ave.
Marihflold, Ore.
is a DOLLAR MADE
1
patronlzo
Savings Bank,
F. HALL,
W. 8. CHANDLER.
DR. C. W. TOWER.
DORSET KRETTZBR,
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van &ave our figures here
are
Check them, they must agree.
We give you yourifigures taken from
tlic Burroughs AdauiaMachine that has
Estectand' added themfcorreetly.
No more, off the old, tune waiting for your
passbook every month.
deposit to-day with the passbook
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L. J. POST
Contractor and Builder
E!sHen j-oat' eiMirlence has might vi
motlo-'Tuke our rtine ana ilo our work iljkl
rPiw Coauu w Ct w
822 South Second Street
MARSHFIELD, ORE.
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, PROFESSIONAL. CARDa.
, 4f4
DR. J. W. INGRAM
PliralciaBi.AHd'fiBPMuu.
Office 208-20f Coo BuUding
Phones Office J 621; Ralda&o 16 1
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Piiyililaa aad. SarjoB ;
Oflccs aeoond floor of FlaBaeaH ft,
BeancU llaafc. BuildiHa.
Office hours I to 4 p m,; 7 to- p. m.
Phone: Offlco. 1431; ResUenca. ltxj
TTB. R. E. GOLDEN
- P'ljrsiclaa aai Sreo
Phoaea:
Ofie 1051 ResldMoa -l&ti
201-03 Coos Balldlagj
Office-hiouia: 10 to 13 ta,
2-to.S aaBtwrp. u
LAWYERS-
W. BENNETT
Ofllao. over Flnnagan&f Bennett'
Bnnki' '.
Maj8hald,
OroBon,.
OHN D. GOSS- l
) Attorney at Law,
Marshfleld,
V
Oregon.
UUSCELLANEOUS-
r W.. MERCHANT,
BLECTRIiOIAN
Wining Done andluarantoediat
Reasonable. Rates.
Shopi 51 Commerciali.Ae.,
Bhona Z2Ai-3!
W
r Sv TURPEN
Arch If net
City Buildlngjlaspector,
Over Chamber .of Coin more
MARSHFIELD; ORB;
KTARSHFIELD TUBaaSH-BAiTIIS-LVJL
210-213 Coos BalMlng
Hours: Ladies, lOia. m. tpipu m
eacept Saturday Gents, 7,n. m. taj
1 a. m., except Friday. Phono 2141
TURKISH BATH, liUOOj
LQLIVDN, Eroft.
N
H. HANSON- Vi S. ,
' Veterinarian.
Phono-, 1C01.
Office at Heisner & Miller Co.
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Coos Bay Pacing:
& ConstruGtiiMt Co.
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GET INTO THJB. OAMJ
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OUR; SHIRTS,. COLLABS, AND,
CUFFS.,
CANT BE.BJ5AT;,
GIVE US Ai'JSIlIAL..
Temple Wilsom
tINDERTAKINQ PARLOBS.
Funeral sopplies
In general.
Licensed embalaet
with ladj asalgtanl.
Third: street bcUreoa Ufarket
and! Coiwamtal avtnu.
TELKPHONE:. 3;
South Marsh field
Coal$4,50perTon f
M Nut fioal re? en A f.
,, -c-jwjiwion i
wv" ax vum, compasT f
" "" A SON. Pro.
Ijxe ords At The Fhmfch
Oooperauve, or Phono 53-X.
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PHONE 571
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