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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1910)
THE COOS BAY Times, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY. APRIL 30. 1910- EVENING EDITION -EIGHT PAGES. v-Y I i? - -' -..(?' M A G N G0& BAY. 08EE&N. MM-I mCw). f cy vc'N 1? :-f PRESENTED X J by NORIS JENSEN '! E HOISTS FROM PIPING ENGINES HCK i0 onVTrnmnnn o;3 mi i. ..w.v. (' ' M Merchnn s' Bank at Coquille, E until in . -. wecopti. . ... W1IS for th p .. Bank and Messrs. Barker hu " icl rians and BPeclfl' U,. ' "rK may ue obtained 8!pe ofWm s. Turpln, archl ' Jfle'd. Ore., and at the .t "es or business In Coquille Our Store And Yonr Store Our store so far as the name over the door is con cerned; your store in respect to the merchandise inside. This is more than ever before a store for mothers and boys. XD clothes make it so. And XIRAGOoD clothes are like your boy they "grow" every year. It doesn't matter how hard the boy plays or works. XIRAGOO) clothes give him better service, longer wear and greater durability than the ordinary makes. A boy's suit is no longer right without style. XTRAG00D clothes for boys have the same splendid style that is nowadays put into the swagger Young Men's clothes. Your boy looks good to you m others. And back of it all is the best tailoring and materials to be had at any price. We want you to come and see for yourself. You'll understand better why we call this your store. Jt$m 2 c " B w c a O M a . " I S O 3 ' S r- 2 a 1 I I I I ' I I IT " COOS BAY REALTY SYNDICATE.. DEALERS i AGENTS COAL . COLONIZATION. MJSY. FARM. FRUIT. M1HEMU n S? b p p w o a amd TIMBER. LAKDS. S3 a ft s -I P w p Organizing of industrial COMPANIES A SPECIALTY OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT W. L Campbell Company COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS 545 Broadway South Maker of Good Clothes 365 N Front Street, Marshfield, Oregon (We also do pressing and repairing) Is-B-a-H-B-H-a-K-a-n-n-a-n- a-8-8-8--8-8-8-8-8- --- Pacific Monumental and Building Works I H. H. WILSON, Proprietor A CAKLOAD OF GRANITE AND MARBLE. Especially ordered for monuments to be finished by Memorial Day, is now on the way. Place your orders early. 8 I a carload of finished marble just arrived. tj ......... ...................... !: ' , Kruse & Banks Ship Building Co. Haiti for San Francisco Standard Gas Engines, Marine, Stationary. ?M(Omirc: 'RIE AND STATIONARY ENGINES FROM 2 TO 125 II. P. JUni.E HOISTS pnnm 5 TO 10 H. P. 8 nw..-- --..., ... r, "UIXG ENGINES " w ""ormation furnished by writing or inquiring nt ship yard , MrvD tu nt? Mr rxt irnniM it tWt::888ttt8818t88t88tm:8t88888888888:8888;n::8888 LADD, HUNT and Co. CONTRACTORS BUILDERS Estimates Given on Wood Work of All Kinds. At Cold Storage at Present. MATSON ttm I t I Real Estate 1 Prices Raising Taxes are going up. Cost of living is higher, but you can buy Furniture at the it Same Old Prices :: ' at the t SAME OLD STORE. I Call and Inspect our stock j and get our prices. t C. A. Johnson I K Oldest Established Furniture 2 I Store On Coos Bay. ff S " k88888888888888888::88888 8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8- tt You Can Lower the ? High Cost of Living J !x By Buying Your ? Meats i n AT THE it 8 i ENTERPRISE MEAT MARKET TRY IT AND SEE i 8 8 t 8 t 8 8 8 I 8 I 8 8 i GOOD MEATS AT Reasonable Prices PHONE 52-J G30. W. King PROPRIETOR 8 GOW WHY BUILDING, :; MARSHFIELD i 8 ' .. .. .. ..Mt tt ? it T JPnTr' I (f(fPY Made by ST1LSON, KELLOGG SHOE COMPANY, Tacoma, Washington, 's the BEST MADE Ask for it and take nothing else THEY ARE VALUE RECEIVED CASH PAID FOR WOOL and MOHAIR C. F. MeGEOHGE 17 Rrnniltrnr South. Marslifli-lrt For Indigestion and all stomach trouble take Foley's Orino Laxative as it stimulates the stomach and iver nnd regulates the bowels and will positively cure habitual con stipation. RED CnOSS PHAR MACY, (John Preuss, Prop.) Wi loa GOOD i:VKMX(l, To cultivate kindness is a' great part of the business of life. Samuel Johnson. A HOXXET SOXG. Bonets big and bonnets small; Bonnets low and bonnets tall; Bonnets round and bonnets square Bonnet gossip fills the air. Some go scooting to a point, And lop over, out of joint; Some are scallopy and wide, And have dudads on the side; Some, are loaded down with grass, Harness buckles, garden sass, Turkey feathers, rooster tails, Big rosettes and freckled veils; Some have whiskers on the dome That you have to brush and comb; Some slope downward like a pan, Tnd look fine on Mary Ann; Some are felt, devoid of frill Some like colanders are made. Decked with flowers of every shade Roses green and roses blue, Violets of a pinkish hue; Some like mushrooms slope down much, Hiding switches, rats and such; Some are trimmed with fuzz and fur Look so neat and warm on Her; Some are slim and some nre fat, But She doesn't care for that. She'll bring home one high and nice High in shape and also price. ' Selected. Brush away that pessimistic frown and see how it feels to smile. A female diplomat is a woman who can say mean things in a pleasant way. Never put off till tomorrow the thing some other chap will do for you today. If the fool and his money were In separable, there would be no get-rlch-quick schemes. It's difficult to arouse a man's en thusiasm by showiug him a photo graph of himself when a baby. Of course women, are a trafle vain, but did you ever see a man pass up an opportunity to look in a mir ror? Female figures are made, not born. It isn't safe to make love, even to an engaged girl, for she can break it off. A Coos Bay man starts out expect ing to get rich, and ends up thinking he is lucky to keep out of tho poor house. Many questions are unasked be cause of fear of tho answer. Bad pennies turn up .heads just as often as good ones. The man who takes victory as a matter of course makes the most ex cuses in defeat. A poor imitation of good manners Is better than none at all. Most women would rather wear an unbecoming new dress than a becom ing old one. Man's most inconspicuous part Is as a poor father-in-law. Men sleep soundest when there aro unusual noises in the house. People are laughed at most who take it the worst. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Dl. .1. . INGRAM Pliylclan and Surgeon. Oflii'e ttOH20 Coos Building Phones Office 1621; Residence 1621 DR. A. L. HOUSEWORTH Physician and Surgeon Offices second floor of Flanagan fc Bennett Bank Building. Office hours 2 to 4 p m,; 7 to 8 p. m Phone: Offlco. 1431; Residence, 14J ryt. C. R.TlENNFIT. Dentist, Phono 20n-.I. 217-218 Coos Bullamg, .Marshfleld T. W. BENNETT. Office over Flanf.sau & Daunett Bank. Mnrsbfleld, Onr w S. TURI'EN Architect Over Chamber of Commerce si an lea -t . FLAPJACK DAYS. How dear to m heart are the flap jacks and bacon That mother constructed in days , long ago. And how I would eat till my food shop was nchln' And swallow each jack till the flap didn't show; Tho coffee and rolls and the fritters that sizzled, The cat that sat meowing for scraps now and then Oh, you may havo breakfast served up lu three courses, But give me the flapjacks and ba con again. GETTING THE RINGS MINIM) "One ring for bellboy, two rings for chambermaid," read a guest from the printed card hanging In his room at the Chandler. He pressed the bat- ton aiid the maid apposed. ' 1 don't want you," sa'd the gut it, "I rang once twlco." "Oh," replied the maid. 'V thought you iang twice once." All children should be reported to the census women and all dogs to the assessor. Don't get them mixed. Even a smart man now and then allows a fool notion to get into his head. There will always be enough good men out of jail to look after the banking business of the country. Life wouldn't be half bad if peo ple didn't take such keen delight in annoying each other. We have a notion that when we dlo our last words will bo: "I'm tired of so much foolish talk." Tho more you hato a man, the more prosperous ho seems to grow. In this country all you havo to do to become famous Is to get some fool but uncommon, Idea Into your head and tell the public about It. A woman occasionally lets her hus band havo his own way because she realizes there nre advantages In be ing a martyr. When a doctor assists at an opera tion he is as particular to have It mentioned as a woman who assists at a reception. SPRING IS SPRUNG. Tho grass Is springing In tho meads, Tho squirrel springs from bough to bough. Tho flowers are springing from tho seeds, Wo spring from bed more early now. In lovers' hearts a new Joy springs, Tho trout springs In tho waters clear, Wives spring demands for hats and things Who, then, will say that spring's not here? FRANK HAGUE In spite of the high cost of living somebody has had nerve enough to invent a new elixir of life. Many Coos Bay men would Hko to go back to tho farm just long enough to get three square meals. Don't delay tho census woman by telling her all you think you know about the neighbors. Trying to tell a now fish story is a thorough test of the average man's originality. Havo' yau heard Dave Stafford's latest Everybody counts In census. One doesn't have to be a politician or a railway promoter to have his name recorded In Uncle Sam's big book. SAD BUT TRUIi. In tho spring the young man's fancy raked tho meadows sweet with hay, For the soul Is dead that slumbors In tho merry month of May, And Maxwelton braes aro bonnlo when tho evening shadows fall In tho gloaming, oh, my darling with tho stars for tapers tall. Jonnlo kissed mo when wo mot on this side of Jordan's wave Onco upon a midnight dreary, with tho slow and crouching slave; It was on a summer evening, quoth tho ravon "Never More," And tho dying solldor falterod on the wild New England shor. Ono Coog Bay man says ho expeots to rldo from Coos Bay to Boise in a Pullman car in about two years. Tho mlllonlum In all probability will come trailing along several years lator. CHANGE Tl CMflJIVL 30 Local Railway Will Run Two Trains Week Days to Myrtle Point. A new time card effective on tho- local railway Saturday, April 30, pro vides a twice n day train service on weeks days and onco a day service, on Sundays between Marshfield and Myrtle Point. Under the new schedule, a train will leave Marshfield at 8 o'clock in the morning, reach Myrtle Point at 9:32 and returning will leave Myrtle Point at 10 o'clock and reach Marsh Held at 11:40. The afternoon train will leave Marshfield at 2 o'clock. reach Myrtle Point at 4 o'clock nnd reach hero at 5:40. On Sundays, just the morning train will run. Tho Beaver Hill train will leavo Marsh field at 12:01 and reach Bearer Hill at 1:00 o'clock. Returning, it will leave Beaver Hill at 2:30 and rench Marshfield at 3:10. ESC0TT AND OTHERS WIN AN OLD CASE Action Against the Crescent Conl and Navigation Company Finally De cided in Creditors' Favor. Tho case of Escott et al vs tho Crescent Coal and Navigation com pany which has been hanging flro in the courts for tho last two years or so has been decided for good and nil by the Oregon Supreme Court. This week, the supreme court denied tho motion for a rehearing and also re fused to remand it to the lower courts for a new trial. Tho case, grow out of the failuro of Richards nnd Jones several years ago. Certain cred itors of tho defunct firm began sulto against tho owners of tho coal mine which Richards and Jones wero op erating nnd the courts have hold that they aro resppnslble. A largo number of Coos county people are Interested in Hie case. DESPONDENT; KILLS THREE. (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, April 29. Harry Dahl, a despondent -carpenter, over ill health, killed himself and two young sons by turning on tho gas. Blessed Is the man who invented hope. THE SURE CURE. When you're feeling sour and ugly And mo3t everything goes wrong. When you see things through blue glasses And for solitude are strong, When you don't enjoy your dlnnor And you want to quit your job, And you'ro sure your girl don't lovo you, In fact, feel llko "old hob" Why - Just hlko out to the track meot Mingle with tho other boys, Fill your stomach full of peanuts, Yell and make a lot of noise, Do some boosting with your neigh bors, And before tho meet's half through You'll forget that you'ro tho llttlo Boy that recently felt bluo That's the cure, kid, that for you! THE POET PESSIMIST. What rhymes with violets and leaf ing trees? A sueeze. What rhymes with crocuses now nil in bud? Mud. What rhymes with frisking lambs and Joyous sowers? Lawn mowers. And what, oh what rhymes with spring's tondor meaning? House cleaning. A CURE FOR TROUBLE. It will never pay to frown When you'ro bluo; Fortune still mny havo a crown Made for you; Don't expect to win men's pity or to gain the Btrongth you noed By appearing hoavy-hoart.ed you tire far aatiay, lndQod, If you do. When your woe aro hard to bear bo not mope. Do not seek n collar whoro You may grope; Take a walk out In the sunlight, shun the cornors that aro murk; Britl)8 the sweet air of tho hill- eldo, then go whistling back to work, And to hope.