THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1910 -EVENING EDITION.
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LYON LAYS
LAW DO!
We Live in Age of Lawlessness,
Says He Splendid Ser
mon Last Night.
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BKiVn
(Uy Rov. G. LoRoy Hall.)
LYOX HITS ll.lltl).
"Sny, monl If your wlvos woro
guilty of tho habits ninny of you lmvo
you would Biio for dlvurco." Lyon.
TAHKUXACLK PROGRAM.
TO-NIOIIT.
7. 45, Mr. Lyon will apeak on
"rrofnnlty, Snbbnth ,HroakJng
and Murder."
Kill DAY.
10 A. M., Neighborhood mcot
InBH. a P. M., Afternoon service.
7.15 I. M., Kvculng sorvlco.
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LYOX xuckjhts.
people obeyed their parents, but now
It scorns to have been reversed. A
pastor was going to preach upon tho
rulo of the home nnd sonic one snid,
"You better preach It to our chil
dren; they run tho ranch to-day." If
vc had better homes we would not
have tho need of evangelists. Why
do girls nnd boys go wrong nnd be
gin tho drink habit? It Is because
they havo no homo Irnlnlng. Judge
Llndsloy says ho puts the pnrents in
Jnll when tho children go wrong.
In Schools.
"The pupils seem to get tho notion
they will run tho schools as they want
thef to be run. .Many schools are run
by moral suasion. I tell you most of
them to bo run. Mnny schools are run
switch hung up over the motto: "1
need thee every hour.'
In Society Generally.
"Wo hear so much to-dny about
'personi liberty.' Tho great boor guz
zling Bonk will stand up before the
bar and swngger back and forth and
talk about 'porsonnl liberty. Why,
bless you, he would not know the
declaration of Independence If ho
should see It ncross tho street. If 1
should tako n big club and start
down tho street sonio day and swing
It about every way 1 myself choose
to, because I thought 1 had 'personal
liberty,' I'd get pulled up mighty
quick. My personal liberty cuds
whore your porsonnl good begins."
Xo Otliee Gods.
"With this introductory considera
tion, let us look at the Urst command
incut, 'Thou shalt havo not other
gods before me.' God says wo are to
havo no graven Imago cither, nothing
which wo make for our God. Wo nro
to havo no Idols thou. Some people
worship their children. Some wor
ship Intellect. Some worship culture.
I tell you this will not bring uvorlnsi
lug life. Some worship their clubs.
Clubs arc nil right If you havo time
for them. Some worship fashion. If
come women paid as much attention
to what they put Inside their heads
ns they do to what they put on nnd
outside their bonds thoy would bo a
great deal better on. Some worship
appetite. If the men nnd women
would oxchnngo tho habits of life, sny
the tobacco habit for Instance, how
would you niou like It? Some men
will Htlck to n drink hnbtt. A man
nnd his dog go Into a saloon; after n
time they conic out. The man stag
gers about, tho dog walks off straight.
You novor saw n pig put his foro feet
upon n bar nnd drink! What Is your
object of worship? "Yc ennont sorvo
God nnd Mammon." Tho Illble does
not sny It's wrong to nerve God mid
Mammon, but It says It Is an impossibility."
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xi:ighhohiiooi mketixgs.
INIBIELD
(Continued from pneo 1.)
prlatlon for something which was not
recommended by the engineers Presi
dent Tnft would havo vetoed the
whole bill, which he canio near do
ing nnywny.
"The appropriation thnt I hnd the
honor of getting this tlmo was near
ly twlco as much as was ever given
by tho government to Coos Day before
and amounts to nearly half of nil that
was over appropriated for the har
bor. I nlso got $50,000 for tho dredg
ing of tho harbor channel. 1 nm
much Interested In tho plnco nnd this
is only started. I have only begun
on n plan which, if I ntn returned to
Congress, 1 hope to work out. 1 can
not give you n railroad, but I can
bring about such harbor improve
ments that tho railroads cannot afford
to Htny nwny from Coos Hay."
OtherWork In Congress.
Mr. Hawley said that for other pur
poses in IiIh district ho hail secured
appropriations amounting to $470,
000. Ho hnd helped bring nboht the
passngo of a bill which provides that
tho old war debt due crOgon be
paid. He nlso had much to do with
tho defeat of tho Lafeau apple box
bill, which was so designed that It
would lmvo brought n great loss upon
tho npplo growers of Oregon. Mr.
Ilnwley spoke of tho llvo stock Inter
ests in this Stnto and said that the
farmers and fruit growers were to lus
assisted by the government so that
tho agricultural Interests could bo ad
vanced as much ns possible. In clos
ing, Mr. Ilnwley said Coos Hay had
a great country behind her and thnt
the time would come when this would
be a great iteaport nud would bo re
ceiving millions of dollars auutinlly
for handling the Imports nnd exports.
RESULT IS
IN DOUBT
Primaries in Idaho Close But
Not Known Who Is Nom
inated.
tfly Associated Prrea.)
SPOKANE, Wnsh., Sept. 1. Forty
hours nftcr thoclosc of the prltnnrlcs
in Idaho the roturns fnll to dccldo
whether Governor Brady has neon
rcnonilnntcd or defonted by the thou
sands of second cholco votes cast for
Paul Glagstone. D. F. O'Xoll of Wal
lace Is apparently beaten.
COOS RIVER
APPLES GOOD
County Inspector Finds Fruit in
Fine Condition and Yield-Large.
Stafford's Ice Cream
That's tlln ntilv M-.i -.
linndlo oxcont pii... Crca8ti
nlthoiich tho iirini. .i! Creaa-
Inff llm wnr.1 ln .. . ''ler ill
.tlaemcnt. Mnv ho i, t '"
such n hot proposition that i!
not need Ice. " i
Ptirn lc. rrniim to .. . .
. " "- b""U I00d, hi.
more tlinn n ninrn i!n9.n.i .. . US
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easily dlKestod. whni,.n.. . '.WI,I
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Of tho most. nitfrlHni... .... '
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easily digested. wlioii.an,. '.
"-"viin nnn
nourishing. Stafford's ice crej?
STATKMKXT XO. 1.
Why all this fight against State
ment Xo. 1? Is It not right for tho
voters of Oregon to sny through the
ballot box, whom they clcslro elected
to tho United Stntes sennto? 'If It is
not right, why Is It not right? Why
tho determined purpose to elect n
ti II M.ill-f fiuli tltn nnimfv frltlt
Inspector, ban returned homo from "Clny,j'"ro to Product, t
nn Inspection trip up J.o south fork , 'c"po j'" "f110"1"1
of Coos River. Ho-says that tho ap- or Icf crcnm w,th Stafford
pies are ripening fast and thnt there '"''"i' fr0ZCn crCim 8tencd j
is a flno lot of fruit on tho river
ranches. Ho found vory llttlo dis
ease. Mr. Hnll-Lcwls brought down
sonic samples of tho Grnvenstclu ap
ples on the Anson Rogers farm.
They nro of n flno color nnd proper
ahiipo and size. Thoy nro on exhibi
tion at the Chamber of Commerce
rooinB.
.Mr. Hnll-Lcwls says thnt In tho
Coos Day district of the county alone
this year the yield of Graveustclns
will bo probably 5,000 boxes ni
thnt tho total crop of all varieties of
npples this year In the Coos Day dls-
flavored.
legislative assembly that will so
amend tho direct prininry law ns to Itrlct will be from 12,000 to 15,000
.
LAKKPOHT XHWS.
Xotes from the I'lorcs Lake Hau
lier In Curry County.
Mrs. Hrwhi Stott returned last Sat
urday from u trip to nnudoii.
John Currnn nnd J. W. Coruforth
of Ilnndon were In Lnkeport Monday.
"Sonio people nro too stingy
to slug Old Hundred nuy more;
they want to king It nt 09."
"When the church was poor It
wns pure."
"Some churches think they arc
tho cream of society, hut they
nro so cold ns to bo justly called
'Ico cronin.' "
"Many people lmvo n grout
deal more enthusiasm with tho
circus rldor than thoy do with
tho circuit rider."
"Tho bigger tho kitchen hi
tho church tho Hiunllor tho prny-
or mooting room."
"They cnnnonUod some saints
who should lmvo been eaiuion-
iitioci. ' 4
"If sonio pooplo were afraid
of Imperfection us of perfection,
they would be vastly hotter off."
"Toll 1110 where you phu'e tho
emphasis In your life, and 1 will
tell you what you ro."
"Many people thluk more of
their stomachs than they do of
their souls." 4
Meetings will be hold In the follow
ing homos an Friday morning from
10 to 10.30:
Mrs, Mnrsh,xXortli First street.
Mrs. W. 10. Smith, Coiumorclnl ave
nue. Mrs. V., II. Joohuk, Klrod avenue.
Mrs. It. :. Colgau, South Fourth
struct.
Mrs. Dutts, Hunker Hill.
C. V. Woodruff of Mnrshflold Is
visiting the Hawkins Drothers for n
few dnys.
Mrs. Mann nt Lnnglols nnd Miss
McXnlr of llnudon, were In Lnkeport
Monday.
C. W. Wnlkur Is making preparn
tlous to erect n two-story building on
his lots on Second street.
taiikhxaci.i: xoti:s.
For sovornl nights KvaimeUt Lyon
will speak on tho ten eonimandnionts.
Last owning nt the tnblernnele tho
1lrst In tho fiie wm delivered. The
text was Horn. 3:20, "Therefore by
tho deods of tho law shall no lloh bo
Justlllod In Hi's sight, for by tho
law Is the knowledge of sin."
"Wo pass to-night," wild Mr. Lyon,
"from the gospel of tho lnw. I do
not know how long I shall speak, but
what I do not sny to.niitht I slinll j.ay
to-morrow ulglit. Wo nro Indobted
to tho law for tho knowledge of sin,
According to tho toxt. Tho llttlo boy
was told by his mother to go au'l
wash his fneo, but he declared that
Ills fnce wns not needing It. His
mother told him to look In tho tftkaa,
nnd behold, ho suw the dirt. Now
that looking glnsa did not ninlo ut
fnce clean. It revealed hU tilth. We
need to havo tho looking glate hold
before us. Wo need to cultivate tho
condolence and wo on 11 bot do so
through tho law. I nm not r pomIui
let. but I nm frank to doolaro to you
Hint on ovory hand wo soo tho spirit
to disregard of lnw.
In the Home.
"Thoro was a tlmo when young
A specially Hue sung book Is being
used In the meetings, "Hymns For
Ills PraUe." Hveryono should obtain
a copy. The boys pass with them
through tho uulen during the song
service.
Detorntors nt work In the Taber
nacle yesterday did miioh to mnke the
Interior mora nttrnotlve. A new roof
also Iiiih Insured tho attendants
against coining rains.
The orchestra Is doing good work,
but more recruits nro wuntod.
Mr, llnrrls nud tho ohnrus are pre
paring a special mimical program
for Saturday evening.
The afternoon meetlug are prov
ing among the most helpful of tho
entire kerlod. The attendance Is In-,
creasing.
1C. A. Coblolgh commenced work
on his now rosldence on tho upper 01.
son place, which ho purchased from
Mr. Olson last winter. Mr. Coblolgh
Is also building n barn.
Mr. nnd .Mrs. Gurloy Honk nnd two
dnughtors, Mr. nud Mrs. Kmost Honk,
Mrs. A. McXnlr and (laughter Wlnnl
fred, Miss Grnc'o Dlshor of Haudon,
nnd Venia Hnrton of Albany, are
cnmplng at Sixes llrldge.
dlspeuso with the Statement? It 1b
.ot obligatory upon any cnndldnU
to pledge themselves to tho same,
they may Ignore It If they dnre, but
they do not dnre, nnd that Is the
rouBon for their desire to ellmlnnto
It from the lnw. Xo loglslntor who
takes tho "Statement" as on nntc
election pledge cannot voto for tho
senatorial candidate Who will con-
ttorvo tho interests or tno trusts ami
combinations. He daro not break
faith with tho voters who elected
him. Ho cannot sell his Integrity for
11 few dollarH to tho "Interests" nud
return homo nnd fnce his constitu
ents, nt least as to tho matter of a
United Stntes senator. Tho voters
of Oregon have seen fit to name their
choice for United Stntes senator, nnd
to adopt n law whereby they can
plcdgo their legislative candidates to
"represent" them In tho election of
such 0 Ulcer. It Is n neat plcco of
legislation, nnd Is directly nnd wholly
in tho Interests of tho common peo
ple of the state. It Is like a red
ling waved at a bull to all those who
want unfair mlvnutngo In legislation.
It Is u "bugaboo," pardon tho homely
word, to nil who want to bo free to
barter nwny, nud mnko mcrehundlse
of, the welfnro of tho ninsses to nil
who want to sco n "figure four," or
sonio other figure, "and four ciph
ers." Why Is it that there nro leg
islators who are unwilling to do
lint which the fundamental ptincl
pIoh of our government requires
them to do, viz.: represent tho vote
who olect them? Doubtless trero nro
sonio who nro nllllctod with the nn-tl-Stntenicnt
Xo. 1 Imbecility who
nro conscientious In their convict
Ions, but to bo on the unfe side only
those who nro willing to promise to
do thnt which they ought to do enn
bo snfoly trusted. And that Is the
reason why votom ot Orogon will
seo to It that n majority of tho noxt
loglslatlvo assembly will bo pledgod
to Stntoment Xo. 1. McMItinvlllo
'lelephono-Roglster.
boxes. This Is exclusive of what will
be produced hi tho Coqulllo Valley
section.
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TWO STOHES
2.10 Front St -HO (ntral Af)
maki: coon ti.mi:.
OIL
SUPPLIES
Tho Coos Day Oil and 8ml,
Compnny under tho ninnngement ot
J. W. Flnnngnn will continue to k
tllu the Union Oil Company's gj.
uie, iiismiaic, uonz'no nnd coal oil
Accounts of th0 regatta at Astoria I "' tholr "" ho"80 nc"s tlio Bartj
stnto thnt tho free-for-all Pnelllu
Const Clinmploushlp Motorboat Itnce,
30 miles, threo heats, for $1,000 line
prlzo, $500 second prlzo nnd $300 1
third, wns won by Wolf II, tlmo
30:00; Pacer II., second, 45:55; I
Hnppy Holnlo third, 54:08.
which place they havo moved ildr
olllee. Phono 302.
"li:t pixkgou do it.
Let me llx thnt stovo, kltcheawirj
or vossol, lock, door, window, fowl.
Tho turoornnythlngyou hnve. ItateifM.
Seattle, Spirit broke down whllo mnk- sonnblo nnd work guaranteed.
Ing n run nround tho courso nnd could H. K. PIXUGOR.
not pnrtlclprtte. Shop In Hear of Oh I Furniture Store.
VKKU OUT OF SOltTS? FAT OXM OR TWO
A. D. S. FRUIT-LAX TABLETS
nnd you'll bo nil right In shortorder.
KlUTr.LA.V is In tho form of n dnlnty llttlo lozenge that tastes
bo gi ed thnt one Is tempted to tnko nn overdose.
It's the host laxatvo for children, na well ns ndults. Tho re
sults arc ns satisfactory ns tho taste.
25c per box. For sale only by
BROWN DRUG CO.
OltUH'ATK CIIKMISTS.
"THK QUALITY STOUU."
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AUK YOU It ISA li Y?
l!l CAXXKIHKS TO OPUHATH.
Colby White left Tuoeday mornlug
for his homo hi Spokane. Mr. White
claims that Lnkeport Is one ot the
best health reorts ho ever visited, us
he gained moro than ten pounds In
weight In loea than ten days.
Oregon Coast Stivanin Will He llusy
Places This Full.
ASTOHIA, Ore., September 1.
About thirteen salmon canneries ns
well as two or three cold storago
plants are to be operated 011 tho Ore
gon const streams during tho Fall
bonson. The majority of thoso plants
nro now running nnd tho most of
them nro meeting with good succoss,
for this early hi the season.
The Fnll season on the Columbia
will open on September 10th, nnd at
least four plnnts on the lower river
will bo oporntod.
The Curry County Fair Aswoolntloti
was organised nt Port Orford last
Saturday. The objoot being to mnko
systemntle exhibit of our mhiornli,
and prodnots nt tho district fnlr which
will bo held in Hosoburg from Sep
tember 20th to 24th.
Tho chnnco.for which you havo
waited long
Mny como boforo you lie
down tonight
Aro you rondy? o
Hnvo you lournad your part, Is
your win-ago strong,
Aro your musclos hard, Is
your nrmor bright,
And your purposo sternly?
Pacific Monumental -
and Buildine Works
IIMPI 1 I PIMM I "
MARSHFIELD, ORK.
All kinds of nionumcntnl work promptly nnd artistically exe
cuted. Cull at our works on South Ilrondwny.
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A few class- fixtures left. Thoy
will bo sold at n vory low prlco to
mnko room for n now slilpmont that
U due. Como in nud soo thorn: the
prlco will surprise you,
THK COOS HAY WIUIXG CO.
Phono I. S. Kaufman & Co. your
;onl Order. $1.30 PKK TOX.
Try Tho Times' Want Ads.
Wo are sending word by wireless;
We've n cooker that Is tireless;
Tho Inventors nil are tlreloss
In their efforts to Invent things
which slinll bo both strange
and now;
Wo hnvo nlrshlps that nre gasless;
Wo havo railways that are passloss,
Hut a country that was classloas,
Though we nil hate snobs llko poi
son, would appenl to very few.
Wo havo sonio rooms that nro boat-
loss;
Wo have dhinors thnt aro meatless;
Wo havo wheat pits thnt aro wheat-loss,
And tho day no doubt Is coming
when the horse will disappear;
Wo have wngons that are shaftless;
Wo'vo n White House that Is Tnftless,
nut n city that Is graftloss
Seems to be n thing they hnven'l
built upon this hemisphere,
You have dreamed and hoped
you have gladly planned,
And tho ohniiye Is still that
j on nooit, you suy;
Hut could you grasp with n
tlrin, strong baud
If tho chnnco you lnck should
appear to-day?
thousnud others may watch
and wait
For tho chanco you cravo
and ' tho chanco you
need
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Beaver Hill Coal
. MOUNT DIAIJLO AXD JOSSOX CEMEXT
f The best Domestic and Imported brands.
i laster, Lime, Hrlck. and all kinds of builders material.
HUGH McLAIN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
310 SOUTH BROADWAY mOXE 201
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Xoxt month, next week, It mny
be too late, 4
v inougii your fitness thou
may be fair indeed,
And your purpose steady!
S, E. Klser.
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Sails from Coos Hay every Saturday nt soivlco of time. Reservations
III not be held later tlmu Fr,tay J100f unlegg tJc,.c(g npo I)Urt.imscd.
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G. W. Dungan
Undertaker
Marshilehl, Ortoii.
Parlors, 180 South ad St.,
Telephone, Day or Xlght, 103-J.
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STEAMER M. F. PLANT j
Sails for San Francisco every eight days.
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