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KffH X '.4H . T V . " V? ," ' ' m w.. :. "S. THE COOS BAY TIM ES MARSriFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909 EVENING EDITION. i '. f - JTT - W ' V 'Ml A fr ?' . , vV '"$' k?tlfi W w SI ' Wi the Toast and Tea "fM,M,M .aaaaaaaaa a. I wonder," she softly murmured, ID EVENING. "What George meflLns7" "UGorga weans Dusjness, i, nope. said mother, looking up from the wedding announcements In the eve ning paper. id love, wpll knowing here Is rd.B.tep.for .those who L i- '. ' itFiue U11SS t5T-y .; --vAmx h,gh i& 'J l' h !k .lov.e this as their most ?:?!! ?:fikrF 'as-,? j .AAi". . . 5ttMi! fHfl mwtmSK mn&fjm m-mmml t'Z xt; xt : r itvzt ?, -; . r-JSjffm k f i "IAf .WOT it Mliffi wuiAis.rwts ? J'0 i "! .IWKKP A, .-i,V.T e PM ll.i t iFS ..- r 1 vjr 7FJ lofty knowledge yas given MU J who love are out on; nwi V T from heaven. LOWELI Take fy Jin. ed, father; all the way i has grown mofe difficult steep: d stumble as the shadows P out mo, and the light of o darkness over all tne ad; tears brim my eyes, I can ' it see '. fnn I., tnnitnn nlflAo liant nVAl W, JU 1UIIUCI '! UVlllk u.. helpless. Father, take and. my to Thee I will not fear the light. ft ? -, i .' ti 1 1 r ! -TAT TSl Jl tF$M f i' ff.fr C Y)X f..sa ! f " - rer - De I0"B' ana iuoubh lue .way oe nara, ?' nW ihrlcht- cllmnsea of Thv gojUch-starred, . eavene. Though I see no mi 'ay. feel my hand held close in Thine, en I "will be brave, and bear the pain this 'long night of sorrow, till again dawn the morning In this soul of. mine.. , wl.l ,, 'hen .though the weary night shall' hist ugh dll my earthly years, yet Will I keep hand -111 Thine, nor murmur, Lord, nor weep, u wilt in the darkness hold ' i- 1B Hie' fast, my journey through the sha dow land oyer,' and I shall behold tho flight; that fillr city where there is no Might, enter" there still holding Thy 'dear' haiid. Unknown. -fit i S t 10 aeroplane will never do lor pinjg' purposes until It has been rned to find its way home without Riding hand at the wheel. ' fr. Woman's Iarguli. A Marahfleld man, who was de tained at the house for a part of the day, handed his wife, who was going down-tow, a quarter of a dollar and requested her to get him two cigars for it, Wh.en she returned she handed him the package, remarking exult lngly; "That shpws that women can beat men all hollow when it comes to making purchases. I found a place where I could get six for a quarter Instead of two. Isn't that going some?" And the poor man, as ho tqok his medicine, merely remarked: "It certainly is, dear.' "Pay yoi)r, debts before taking your VACatJ(?n," adylses a contempo rary. Compliance with that would comnel most Coos Bay people to cut out the vacation. "Ijt Is to be .hoped," remarked John Qpss as hp ordered another ice cream soda, "that Ivy Condrpn will not get the big head just because The Times has called him the "Cab bage King." "The graveyards," solemnly avers an exchange, "are full of mothers wjio died taking care of their chil dren." It is equally true that the graveyards are full of children who neyer received, prpper care. "I am very sbrry to hear, Capt. Salter, that your wife left you o unceremoniously." "$Iy mistake, sir. I took her for a mate and she proved to be a skip per.'' Minneapolis doctors tried a new ('a'erum on a. Minnesota editor find the man died. But for that the iperlmpht might have been a suc- jesa.''- ' Ja'pies Jj Jeffries, it is roported, ill go' up' In a balloon, and If tho Uloon. Is forced to descend for want hot air we shall concludo that If is, not in good form. IK Justlco of the New York bu Jsme court has at last given the Ibo a crumb of comfort by deciding fat even though a person Is lazy, he r, she has a right to exist. r.Thoro Is no such thing as a man utlroly bad or a mun entirely good, iood' and1 bad nre mingled In every fne until It is hard to tell whore the (no .begins and the other ends. We aro. willing to take Orvlllc right's word for It that an aero- 7ano is just ns safo a mile high nB jo6. feet, but we believe wo could njoy tho scenory much more at tho Batter distance. There are said to bo thirty-nine uiles.-of books In tho library of the Irltiflh museum. Prom which we fiuspoct that Laura Jean Llbboy'a and Ella Wheeler Wilcox's works nre in- Fcluded' In tho collection. Jt-Mt Flshln. Where breezes blow Au' ripples swish, I' loye to go, An' Jlsh an' fish. I never. get- The(.bite I wish, But I kin sot An' flsh an Jlsh, "William," Bhe said, "means good. James means beloved, I wonder : " A flush mantled her cheek. "I t4- v'"-.. Discontent. I went out Ashing yesterdny I whipped the weeds with might and main, And when I'd whipped a certain space, Wont on, and then went- back again; Right manfully I cast my line Tho smooth-geared reel the tac kle's swish, Worked with the elements for once, Because at last I caught a fish. ft was a trout a gamey trout That struck tho fly; I saw'hlm rise And curve and strike the deadly lure I saw the battle in his eyes! It was a masterful affair To land tha.t monster from the weeds Tho w.orld has. builded monuments 7)o greater men, for lesser deeds I And then I missed another strike, Tjljcn hopked a flsh that got away; Another struck. I got him on But.could not get my line in play. And ho, too, anchored. In the weeds And struggled loose, and now I weep To thnk how, quickly he rejoined Ijlls comrades In the placid, deep. And then the flsh that I had caught That lopked so great, a minnow spemed! My thought was, witty the otlor three Whoso crafty eyes ono moment gleamed 'Beforq the escape; my feeling Was A . l(iui)(in, onq, ns llkq t not; I did not want thp. flsh It caught, But mourned. forthose I nearly got. Lee Edwar.ds bad peJjfqrm.ed the operation with skill and dextqrlty, and as he was about to dtop tho foot- rest and bolt Charley HIscox up right, ho happened to thjrtk of his aterotypod list of questions1; and be gan: "Face massage?" "No ;uot todny." "Hnlr singed?" "No." "9(ain.Qo?" "No." "Electric scalp treatment ?J' "No." . "Dlpp's Dandruff Curo? Beg nar dop,(sr, but you, need it." "Nq; not today." "Fakir's skin food?" "No." "Manicure or shoo shine?" (Si lonc.c.) "lUlr dyed?" By this time Charlie had lost all patience, and whirling on the Jnno cent talking machine, ho shouted, "No, ho', no! I don't want any of the .things you r.a.ttjed off, nor dp I want a Turkish bath or be measur ed for af suit. I don't want my teeth filled or a third leg grafted on. I .don't Want to be fitted for spectacles npr .take a chance in a lottery. I came in to get a sfiaye, and I asked tor a shave. If I had wanted a glass eye put in I would have asked you. S-h-a-v-e, that's what I wanted. Now proceed With the comb and brush finale!" A large dealer in Teddy bears hap failed. He made the mistake of be lieving that the country would stand for an idiotic fad indefinitely. A Chicago girl BU,ed for breach of promise and got a verdict for fifty cents. The jury .must have loQkcd the man over and put a face value on him. Coos Bay Greetings, True Coos Bay comrades, when they meet, For compliments are hard to beat, ft is not very far ainiss To say their greetings run like this: "Why, hello, Jim, you son-of-a-gun! You scurvy pup, what have you done? I haven't seen yer ugly face For ages 'rpund this doggoned place. Why, darn your hide, you, ought to be Shot for' de'sertin', seems to me Desertln' Us, plaguo take yer skin Here, lemmq grip yer hand agin, For old tinies' sake!" i "Why, blame yer old hook nose, It's TOhi! What low down place did you come 'from ? Why, dang ye, Tom, I ain't seen you For a dlngbusted year or two! I'd know 'twas you, though, blaEt tyear eyes, Unless it was in Paradise. Ain't changed a mite, Tom, blame y'er soul Cotrio 'on, let's have one flowin' b6Wl Fer.'old 'times' sake!" ; ON OLD COOS DAY. Outrliere we are happy, JTho they say we're all "daffy," But We're not just what we seem, Ofit in a swift launch, With a jolly old bunch, I tell you our life's, a sweet dream. Out liere We spoon, By the light of the moon, And the scent of sw.eet gasoline You may think we care, But you're mistaken there, For we're out on old Coos Bay. i Out In a boat on old Coos Bay Tho mud flats are thick, And the nights are like pitch, Sometimes they stay out in the cold. , The captains get mad, And I've beard that they've said, Things not well understood, Except on old Coos Bay. Out In a launch on old Coos Bay, Tho wind It blows cold, They don't mind it, I'm told, As long as the engine will run Sometimes It breaks down, And the men storm around, I tell yoii It's not any fun, Dear Miss, if you're modest, You'll not come about us, For they swear till you're ready to run, Oh, I toll you we're happy, Altho' wo're all daffy, Down on old Coos Bay. CHARLIE JOHNS. FINANCIAL Are Not (jfOlfi'g to Tlio new store bolng fitted up on Front street Is to afford us Increas ed manufacturing facilities to meet tl)o constantly, increasing demand for Stafford's Pure Ilpmo Made candles. We, will also put In a retail branch Btore in connection with the whole sale store on Front street, but will also continue the presont establish ment at the old stand, Have you tried some of our now "Mnrshmallow Caramels" and "An gel Food." If you try our now can dles yon will quickly understand why t,hey are so popular. Always somethlngi-now at A DOLLAR SAVED is a DOLLAR MADE The habit of saving, formed early in life, i the foundation of many a fortune. Thrifty people patronize tho savings bank and prosper. Deposits In savings banks have proven moro safe and profitable tban any other class of inveptmenl for people who must build up a fortune from dally saving. The dHpartment of savings Is a special feature with this bank. Interest paid on nil Snvlngs Deposits remaining six months r longer. A GENERAL BANKING AND Tltl'ST BUSINESS TKANSACl'ISD CHECKING ACCOUNXS SOLICI'lED. First Trust and Savings Bank OF COOS' BAY DIRECTORS. JNO, F. HALL, W. S. CHANDLER, DR. C. W. TOWER. "DORSEY KItEITZER, JOHN S. COKE STEPHEN C. ROGERS, HENRY 8ENQSTACKEN, M. C. HORTON, WILLIAM GRIMES. OFFICERS. JNO. 8. COKE. President. DORSEY KREITZER, Cashier. M. C. HORTON, Vlco President and Manager. win Mimjimwnmj .!.' awiajm' wmijwwiiii WPIWffW ? THE JFIR.ST NATIONAL BANK a OF COOS BAY STRICTLY A COMMERCIAL BANK f Wells Fnrgo Nevada Nationcl Bank, San Francisco, Cal. Tho United States National Bank, Portland, Ore. I The National Park Bank, New York, N. Y. jTIio Corn Exchange National Bank, Chicago, 111. The Bunk of Scotland, London, England. .The Credit Lyonnals, Paris, France. In addition wo draw drafts on all principal banking centers In Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, China, Japan, North, Central and South America. Personal and commercial accounts kept subject to check. Certificates of Deposit Issued. Safe Deposit Boxes for rent. Draws Drafts on , At A.t.AJl-A Jt. A ill A X J Flanagan & Bennett Bank MARSHFIELD, OREGON. Paid Up Capital and Undivided Profits $75,000 Assets Over Half Million Dollars. Does a general banking business and draws on the Bank of Cali fornia, San Francisco, Cal., First National Bank, Portland, Ore., First National Bank, Roseburg Ore., Hanover National Bank, New York, N. M. Rothchlld & Son, London, England. Also sell exchange on nearly all the principal cities of Europe. Accounts kept subject to check, safe deposit lock boxes for rent at 60 cents a month or $5 a year. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. !04t" ! STEAMERS WVi4 $ CALIFORNIA AND OREGON COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY. J Steamer Alliance I E. D. PARSONS, Master. EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS COOS BAY AND PORTLAND HAILS FROM PORTLAND SATURDAYS, 8 P. ML SAILS FROM COOS BAY TUE8DAY8, AT SERVICE OF TDDE. C. G. Stlmson, Agent. T. B. JAMES, Agent. Couch St. Dock, Portland. Ore. Marshfleld, Ore., Phone 441 WAAAA.t.A.t.A.1. a a Ait. A.t. AAAJTi A.& A A A A JL A A A A it A A A e55ES2!u!52525252SE5B52nifc5EK523Bi! In 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. STEAMER M. F. PLANT Sails for San Francisco, Tuesday, September 14th. FREIGHT RECEIVED UP TO MONDAY NIGHT AT' OCEAN DOCK W. F. Miller, Agt,. Phone Main 35-L $ TC5S5Z5SSHSES2SH52SE5H5ESKrcSa5HS2SHSHS2SHSS5asaS25HSE5ESaSHS .52SHSESa5Z5HSSSZ5HS2ESHSH52Sa5HSHSESaS2e52KHSE5aS2525E5?' a a a a a a a a Sails every Saturday for here F. S. DOW, Agt. fi2SB52SSSBSaSE52S3HSZnSS5HSa5HS5'd esaSHSHSSaEESajrjSHhSSSaSESESZraig Steamer Wilhelmma LUDVIQ CHL1STENSEN, Master. Sailing for Bandon every Monday. For full Information, apply Chaj Thorn owner, or H. W. Skinner, agent. v J'.l.AJWHW'n m A AAAAAAA AAAA A PROFESSIONAL CAHUH. 9 A A AAAAAAAAAAAA A DR. J. V. INGRAM Physician and Snrgcoa. Offlco 208-200 Coos Building Phones Office 1621; Residence 16SI DR. A. L. UOUSEWORTn Physician and Surgeon . OHlcco second floor of Flanagan A- Bennett Bask Building. Office hours 2 to 4 p m.; 7 to 8 p. m. Phone: Offlco. 1431; Residence. 1411 DR, R. E. GOLDEN P'lyslcinn and Surgooa Phonos: Office 1051 Rtttldeaofl 168. ' 202-OS Coos Building. Office houis: 10 to 12 in. 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. it, "- R. BENNETT, Dentist, 217-218 Coos Building, Marshfleld. LAWYERS T. V. BENNETT, 4i, Office over Flanagan St Bennett 'Bank. Marshfleld, Orucoa,' JOHN D. GOSS Attorney at Law. Marshfleld, Oregsn. MISCELLANEOUS w S. TURPEN ' Architect City Building Inspector Over Chamber of Commerdto MARSHFIELD, ORB. Turkish Baths 210-213 Coos Building PHONE 2 14 J G. W. DUNGAN, Undertaker Telephone: Day 105-J Night lQlrJ At the C. A. Johnson Undertaking Rooms, Front Street, Mnrshfleld, Ore. -n-8-n-a-tt-n-8--H-8-Hr; 8 t 8 Coos Bay, Paving ? & Construction Co.' H -- K Plans and Estimates Furnished tt ' Phone 282-L 8 Plant and Warehouse Slicri- 8 dan and Queen Street. 8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-tt-8 tT ; A.A.A.A.$..A.A.A,A..A South Marshfield I Coal$4.50per Ton Nut Coal $2.50 per ton COOS BAY FUEL COMPANY J. C. DOANE & SON, Prop.. Leave orders ,at Tho Finnish Cooperative, or Phone uh-X -- 1 8 SIN. A the I nl- T The Hottlert Beer of Quality Tho heor that makes, but never loses friends, AVKIN- HARDS EXPORT" always same, always In demand, nl ways to bo had In first-class places. Order a case. PRICES: Lnrso Size, $2 per case of one dozen. Small Size, $1.25 per case. Usual allowance mado for return of empty bottles. Phono us a trial order PHONE 48 CoosBay Liquor Co. Havo you something for Try a. Times' Want ad. aaie? A..A.A.A f25H5ZSHSHs tSZSHSEScacacmSZaaSr S STEAMER FAVORITE n Tw?,!rlPs dall' between llandon and J Cooullle connecting with til Mamhfleld g Leaves Bandon . ..0:45 a.m. j Leaves Bandon ...1:20p.m. :j ijoavcs uoquuie. . .UMff v. m. Q 3 Leaves Coqnllle ...4:00p.m. S 3 Traveler! leaving Marililleld In the pi Q morning reach lianilon at noon, people Si on Coaullle river can spend oyer three ffi ii hours luMarhUeld and reach home the K Q same day, b. a COQUILLE RIVER TRANS- fl PORTATION CO. S L. J. POST Contractor and Ilailder Elgl teen years' exper'ence lias lauuhl m uioltoTake our time and do our ork right" Pricn CusuUbi w!ih Bex Wait S22 South Secood Street MARflHFIELD. ORE MnrshHeld, Ore. Phono 120-J "ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH VOUR, LAUNDRY WORK?" ' ' IF NOT. TRY THE Marshfield Hand & Steam Laundry OUR SPECIALTY: HIGH GRADB WORK AND PROMPT SERVIOE, PHONE 220-J., tWJNEBRil DELICIOUS CAKES AND COOKIES. GOOD PJES Try Hunter's City Bakery LET THE vvnur.x, ,r ,,,, . ,"'U A" and you wilt obtain what you deslr in ."?. short space of time. YeT Livery, Feed and: Sale Stable Rigs at all heurs and a carry-all that we will send out with parties wishing to go in crowds. L. H. HEISNER .f t