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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12
1911
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COOS BAY TIMES
Entered nt the postoffloe fit Marsh
field, Oregon, for transmission
through the malls second class
mall matter.
M. C. MALONEV IMItor niul Pub.
HAN K. MALONEV Nous Editor
An Independent Heimblican news
paper published every evening except
Bundny, and Weekly by
Xbo Coos Hay Times Publishing Co.
Dedicated to tho sorvlco of thn
ycoplo, that no good cause shall lack
a champion, nnd that ovll shall not
thrlvo unopposed.
Tho Coos Bay TImos represents 11
consolidation of tho Dally Coast Mall
and Tho Coos Day Advertiser. Thn
CoaBt Mall wns tlto first dally estab
lished on Coos IJny and Tho Coos
Day TImos Is Its lnimcdliito successor.
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DAILY.
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Por month Gu
When paid strictly In atlvnnee the
nubscrlptlon prl ot the Coos Day
Times Is $6.00 per year or $31.50 for
nix months.
WEEKLY.
Ono year $1.50
Official Paper of Coin County.
OFFICIAL PAPER OP TIIK cm
OP MAHSIIFIELD.
Addrosa nil communications to
COOS HAY DAILY TIMES,
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KCHOOIi JIOVH TOO HOISTEROUS.
Tiikkh mis ueuii buiiiu jiibi
plaint of tho too boisterous ac
tions of so mo Marshflcld school
boya who attend tho public library
and HnKor around tho entrnnco to
tho building nnd nnuoy visitors. It
Is meroly careless Indlfforcnco ot tho
boys as to the rights of others. They
think that so long as It Is Intended
to be merely fun It should bo accept
ed by overyono In tho nnmo spirit.
Tho boys may hnvo a rudo awaken
ing, howovor, If Marshal Carter, hur
rlcH them off to tho city Jnll sonio aft
ernoon. This rudeness Is not con
fined to tho library alone but reports
from other places and sourcos con
firm It.
This condition is not confined to
Mnnrtilluld. In ovory city In tho
sghnol boys, considered ns n class,
.no accorded greater freedom from
irs-ponsibllltj In the home nnd school
than they should I"1 given. The
trouble lies piluelpnlly In the laxity
,f homo discipline the failure t"
tench obedience nnd a singular lack
of education In reverence for auth
ority. This does not apply by nny
means to all high-school boys, but It
applies to altogether too many of
them, and not only In Philadelphia
but In every othor city In tho coun
try. Tho remedy probably lies In more
rigid school government, upon which
tho state on behalf of good citizen
ship, hns tho right to Insist. The
weakening of tho homo Influcnco is
ono of tho lamentable facts to which
wo cannot closo our eyes howovor
much wo may desire to do so; and
with that tho greater burden of re
sponsibility Is thrown upon the
school, nnd must be exercised by It,
annctlonod, of course, by the author
ity of tho state, unloss wo would do
Injustices to tho boy himself.
Till! LOIHEIUACK.
HANK ELECTS OFFICERS.
The stockholders nud directors of
the First National Hank hold their
regular meeting and election of offi
cers Tuesday. Tho following were
elected dlvoctors:
A. J. Sherwood, It. E. Shine, L. II.
Hazard, It. C. Dement? h. Hnrlockor,
I. Ilackor.
Tho directors then elected the fol
lowing officers:
A. J. Sherwood, president.
R. E. Shine, vice-president.
L. 11. Hazard, cashier.
O. C. Sanford, assistant cashier.
Cashier Hazard stated that tho
past year's business had been very
satisfactory In every particular nnd
that 1,G00 had been carried over to
tho surplus account during tho year,
scvoral times moro than tho law re
quires. Coqulllo Herald.
IIKR15 baa been a good deal said
In Jest regarding the luniber-
lack, and some very thrilling
romances from nenr-llfo have
been written concerning him, to
create it balance on some Journal
ists' butcher bills. The fact Is that
very little that Its truo has boon anld
or wrltton about the man who man
ages tho luminous end or n cnuthook.
It Is nlto a fact thnt tho lumberjack
doesn't enro a continental.
Yet, whllo ho doos not demand nny
defense, tho Northwest owos so
much directly nnd Indirectly to tho
man who oxaggoratos tho collego sty
les In clothos and lowers tho haughty
pride of tho monarch of tho forest,
that ho Is moro than entitled to n
word of protost.
Thoro may bo n molancholy droop
about tho knees of tho lumberman's
trousorB; ho may say, "I 80011"; ho
may ent bonus with his knlfo and plo
with his fingers, but ho Is a wholo
lot moro essential to tho upbuilding
of a great now emplro than tho dys
peptic endavor with a black cord on
his glnssos who writes by-lino ar
ticles at a penny a word.
Thoro Is a lot of lumborjnek stock
In the populnco of tho Northwest,
and tho country has reason to bo
proud of It. It Is by bucIi men thnt
wildernesses nro conquered, nnd tho
foundations laid for bigger achieve
ments. Tho Northwest doosn't noocl
tho aesthetic lulluenco of nny moro
mollycoddled, but If thoro Is nny of-
uniintrv there Is 11 tendency of some
high school boys to Indulgo In thlsjM" ectton of tho country thnt has
tired of the man wiio wears long spi
ttort of bolHtoroiiHuess and carry their
fun milking to oxco. Hack lit Phil
adelphia they hnvo had troublo of
Into with a gang of high-school boys
who conceived the Idea that thoy
wore not properly fulfilling their
mission In llfo unless thoy conducted
thumsulvofi In public In such manner
as to annoy thouo who canto In con
taut with them, says the Portland
Telegram.
Those Philadelphia lads wero mer
ry youths of tho boUtorous sort who
funded that any oscnpndo would pass
no long ns it was aliened to be a Joke
k(s in his hoots, and tucks his pants
Inside his socks, Coos liny nnnounccs
that It has ndoptod tho open door
policy.
STARTLING IF TRUE.
HAVING ni
to tho pr
Prof. Wa
.WING applied mathematics to
roblom of rnco suicide,
alter F. Wilcox of Cor
nell university announced to
mi association tho other day that
bnbloH wlU have dlBitppoarod from
tho I'nlted States ns early ns tho
Thoy developed 11 fnvorlto pastime of : year 11.01 5 unloss tho Imltod Statos
hoarding streetcars, capturing the Imports tliotn rrom imnco.
conductor and moloriunu, who wore That Is rnther untitling. If truo,
hold by some of them while others but It Is comforting to recall that
ran the ears with no regard for the mathematical prophecies have not
rlMhts or confidences of other lms-Ulwas been fulfilled.
anua-or. They would not stun for! About n century ago another dls-
A CURIOUS BIRD.
Tho Crested llonclzln Whon Hatchrd
Hns Four Lens.
The crested honelrln of Itrltlsh Gr!
aim Is the only survivor of a certain
nice of birds most of which nre no'V
known only us foMilH. The lioiietz.'u
Inhabits the most secluded forestM if
South America, nnd Its survival be
yond Its eoimenew Is tloiihtlww owln
to Its retiring habits nnd to the fn t
that It feed on wild nrtim leaves,
which give Its liesh 11 most orfeuslvj
flavor, rendering It unlit for fowl.
The chief peculiarity of the hoiicU'J
consists In the fuel that when It Is
hatched It possesses four well develop,
ed legs. The young birds leuve the mvit
nnd climb uliotit like monkeys over the
adjoining limbs nnd look more like treo
toads than birds.
The mmllllcntloii of the fore llt;is
begins nt once after hatching, when
tho chtwB of the digits full off nnd the
whole clawlike hand begins to flatten
and become wing shaped. Feu them
soon appear, nud before full growth Is
reached not 11 vestige remains of the
original character.
The adult birds not only have do
claws upon their wings, but their
thumbs oven are bo iioorly developed
that one would hardly suspect thnt In
tho nestlings wo have the nearest ap
proach to a quadruped found among
existing birds. London Tlt-llItB.
Tung Po and TenmoUlnn.
There Is but one way of untieing ten,
for
Unlets tho water boiling" bo
To pour on water inollii tho tea.
Tho teapot Itself Bhould be heated
very hot before the ten Is placed In It
nnd the boiling water poured on. It
Bhould be scalding hot water or tho
leaves will float to the top.
No less authority than Tung Po. the
Chinese poet, Is quoted for a recipe for
toiiinnklng. He says: "Whenever tea
Is to be Infused take water from 11
tunning stream and boll It over a live
ly flro. It Is 1111 old custom to uso run
ning water, boiled over 11 lively lire.
That from springs In the hills Is snld
to be best and river water the next,
while well water N the worst. A
lively Hie Is a clear, bright charcoal
tire. Whun making an lufualon do not
boll the water too hastily. At llrst It
begins to sparkle like crabs' eyes, then
soniowli.it like fish's eyes, nnd lastly
It bolls up like pearls Innumerable
springing nnd waving about. This Is
tho way to boll water."
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Die khiK uloiie could have held her up
tlioee hIio wanted to get 011 or off tluuulshed scholar proved by mathe-juiid prsveniwl her from sinking, and
"Touch Not tho Queen."
Under this title n Paris Journal pro
fesses to give nn nccount of tho tragic
death of the queen of Slam, who was
as greatly loved ns her consort. Some
years ago her majesty wits lioailut:
with ladles of the court In 11 lake In the
guldens of the palace nt HaiigkeU. The j
boat overturned, nud the queen could
not swim. She wns surrounded by nu
merous personages who could have
hnved her life, but no one has tho right
to extend the hand upon the queen.
the ears, and their conduct ueiiHrully j matles that lu tue course or com
was such as to terrify women and paratlvely a few year population
ohlldren who hapunied to be uasseu-, would multiply so rapidly that the
Sera. Such Is substantially the re-'life of the world would not find sup
jort of the affair; but the report goes! I"1"- T"t was the Malthuslan
tin to say that tho streetcar people! theory of Thomas It. Mnllhus. A
made an apuanl to tho police, audjhuudred years have gone since this
hofore anyone roalhwd what was theory frightened tho world, and yot
happening a score or more of those' Its fullllliiiont seems so far from llke
youngstors wero under nrrest and ly that othor mathematicians nro now
"behind tho bars In the city Jnll. j piedlctlng depopulation by race sul
awalllng parents and friends to put cblo.
lip the nwwawnry ball to Insure their! It I inlte llkoly that nnothor con
Hupoamnae In court. t,y will prove this now iiiatheiuatlc
Following this drastic action thoro 'al prophet to have been ns far wrong
was au uproar niuong the parents of Mnlthiu.
the bojs. Their lwy "wore good," However. Prof. Walter F. Wlloox
they "never did uuy thing wrong, makes a timely appearance ns n
and they "should not have ben ar- preacher against race suicide, since
retted for Indulging lu a little harm- Theodore Hoosevelt has taken to
leas mhuhwr." ITIuclpals of the slleueo.
hlch schools who commended the ac-, -
Hon of the authorities, aunounctug' Uve your Job printing done
l the same time that thoy would do The TImos offlaa.
all In their power to bring these gay
young blades to proper respect for ,
the luw and the rights of other po j
ale under the law, are made the ob-1
j, ,.o..i ntinnh IMItlnni V rtlfiT Olio Hl'ulntl lKllnr Rrwirl for
Jeot of parental attact. Petitions ,.,.,.,, Mll, lh ,llt, ,.aimoi u ra b
are elreulutod reriuestlng the prlnoU, ""''"; j'Tubhky a . o . r ,.1 ...o
pals to restun, nud tuere is a lureai u,.. uu-iiihIuisihi. ! Kn i k j. mo
he was nowhere at hand. Uespectful
ly Hie court allowed the queen to
drown.
MOSCOW CATHEDRAL.
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Head The Times Want Ads.
HOtt'n till!-
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that tho wholo matter will be taken , i( x h,rMi,i , ,;i 1 .!,.,.. iii..( tt -i,
i... nnlllli-a i 11" i.im-iimiN "' imii n r. ni .uusu
This Is au exceptional case of Its
1 ml 1. nil". ImIIn ''. i iiin
limit lUHilo l I1 "rm.
Milium. KlNk vN Vkiiviv,
1 11 liiil hAlH llruuirlklM.xnloilii.il
Irlii'l in Philadelphia, but it serves as lUtl'al'iUrrhrur!. ukoiiluterimll), ,.(.
, ,, , . . , 1 . liicilluvll hihi'i ilio i.HMi.l uii.i mui'tiiu k ir
an Indl'Hilon of a too Kouornl ten- (iuibuiui To.iimouii. m-ui froo
dency that needs correction. High ( ' k ' l lV ..Mi.sii,ir..s(.u.
Fantastic Lookina Edifico Erected by
Ivan the Terrible.
One of the most extraordinary nnd
fantastic Christian places of worship
lu the world Is the Cathedral of Mos
cow, known as Vtislll Ulajenul, strange
not only In outline and conception, but
even htrnnger In Its history. No ono
knows the architect's mime, but the
story goes that the czar ordered his
eyes to be put out directly the church
was completed, so that he should nev
er be able to surpass his work. The
Idea of the building wns Inspired by
the wickedest and maddest monarch
who ever sat on 11 throne Ivan the
Terrible, egnr of Muscovy.
The architecture Is lu every respect
oxtrnvuirant and liarlmiip. and the col
oring Is gnrlMi lu the extreme. It has
nine chupels. roofed by nine cupolas,
eatli dlffereut and each struuger than
the other. One iveiubles a piueupple.
another a melon, u third Is sukl to ape
Hedgehog In lu npiienrance, nud the
rest are more or les grotesquti. Some
are till; others are pnlutctl lu UHlliaut
hue. Indeed, the only description Is
that It U a ulghtmare of a church. tu
lilting legai y of a ruler who grilled
bis rouiiKcior In frying paus and
(loihtHl lis suMi-ots In benrvklns In
ord'r that trained doos mliilit worry
and tear them to pleces.-Striid Muga
aluu, Havo your Job printing done n.
Tho Times office.
Why AH
'grasses
jrchants
Are Using
Electric
Ligkt
Progressive merchants everywhere have founc
the vonclerful General Llectric Mazda Lamp an
immeasurable benefit to their business. 1 his lamp
radiates brilliant vhite rays nearly like those of
the sun. This superior quality of arlilrcial
light is produced by a rare metal filament that not
only radiates a perfect light, but gives nearly three
times as much light as the ordinary incandescent
nnrl r-ft nn mnvfi In burn. It isthis rcmark-
lble combination of facts that is causing thousands
11 JUL 19 OlTHUr iiuiumwmiwm.q
lighting. It is making electricity the universal
illuminant.
You owe it to yourself to nt least como in nnd see
this wondeiful lamp. Wc can show you to your own
satisfaction that this G-E Mazda Lamp immensely in
creases the advantages of electric light.
OREGON POWER. CO.
For Strictly
Fresh Better
Sterilized Cream
Sterilized Milk
Butter Milk
Bean-Pot Cheese
and
Ice
Coos Bay Ice
& Cold Storage
FItKB DKLlVEIHES
8 A. M. nnd 2 1. M.
Phono 7H-T.
COOS BAY LIVERY
I Wo hnvo secured tho livery bim.
j iicss of U. II. Hclsncr nud nre pre
i pared to render excellent sen I n to
tho iiooplo of Coos Uuy. C.in,ful
drivers, good rigs nnd over thing
that will liioun sntlsfnctory sen Ire to
tho public. Phono us fur n driving
horse, n rig or nnythlng needed In
the livery lino. Wo nlso do o
trui'kliiK dullness of nil kinds,
lllniudiai'd, Itc.ln & llliinclinid
l.lvery, I'eetl mill Sules Service.
141 First nnd Alder Streets.
Phono 138-J
100 THAI' MSTi:i IIAltltKD
piiY.MOtTii itorus.
Our niatliiKH hnvo produced stand
urd-brcd Hpoclinuns of exhibition
(liinllty with recordtt of 2-12, 227, 222
obb lu 3CC days.
Itaby ClilrliH mill I'txa for Hutchlm;
Hook your ordora now for spring
dollvory. A fow cockorolB from
henvy laying stock for $5.00.
Plymouth Plnrc, Poultry Vnnb
KIU2D. UACIIMAN, Prop.
Murahllcld, ltov -IH5, Phono 28H
First Trust and Savings Bank
OV COOS HAY
All of tho necessary stops nuthor
Iz iik tho consolidation of tho First
Nntlonal Hank nnd tho First Trust
and Savings Hank hnvo boon tnkon -nnd
on Monday Jnnunry 10th, tho
First National bnnk will open for
buslnoss lu tho olllcos now occupied
by tho First Trust and SavlngH Hank.
The consolidation ot tho two banks
will talto effect on or about thnt date,
nnd tho business will bo conducted
iindor tho tinine of tho First National
Dank.
The First National Bank of Coos Bay
strictly a commkiicial hank.
DltAWS
lUtAFTS
ON
(Wells l-'arKo Neviulu Nut loin
The United Stales National 1
The Nntlonal Park lhiuk, Nc
nnl llanlc, San Francisco, Cal
Ihinlc, Portland, Ore.
Now York, N. Y.
Tho film KvrliniiL'n N'ntloniil Itnnk. PlilrnL'n Til.
The Haul; of Kcotluiul, London, England.
Tlie Cirdlt l,yiniiials, Paris, Frnnco.-yHfrflii;'krafcS&.y " j
In addition wo draw drafts on nil piinclp.il banking centers In
Europo, Asia, Africa, AuatraU , China, Jnpan, North, Contrnl and
So, America. Personal nnd couunoiclnl nccounts kept subject tocheck
Certltlcntes of Deposits ii-sued. riafo Doposlt Iloxos for rent.
Good Evening
II.WK YOU ANY LAL'NDItY?
If so, do not forget that this U
TIIK laundry where you got tho best
work, nnd prices nro In ovory ono'
reach. Call up and ono of the drlv
rs will call and explain all details to
you. All tolophono calls aro quickij
nttemlod to, becnuso wo nro running
wo wagons.
OUIt GUAHANTHi: IS YOUIt SAT
ISFACTION. MAIlSIIFIi:i.I) HANI) AND STE.UI
LAUNDItY.
rJmi7ey llros., Proti. Phone 2204.
OIL
SUPPLIES
The Coos Day OH and Suppl)
Company uuder tho mnnngoment ot
J. W. Flanagan will contlnuo to hnn
dlo tho Union Oil Company's gaso
Ilno, dlstlllato, bonzlne and coal ol!
at their oil houso ncross tho Day to
which placo thoy havo movod their
office Plionn 302.
Flanagan (Sh Bennett Bank of Marshf ield, Oregon
Oldcht nuiik In Coos County, IMnbllsliid In 1HHI).
lnul up Ctipltul, Surplus-, nud fiidlvldcil Prollts over if: 100,000.
Assets Over Half Million Do Inis.
Does a uoneral banking buslitt'KS and draws drafts on tho nnn-c
of California, San Francisco, Cal.; Hanover National Hank, N. Y.;
First National Hnnk, Portland, Ore.; First National Dunk, How
burg, Ore.; The London Joint Stock Hnnk, Ltd., London, Engluud.
Also sells exchange on nil of tho principal cltlos ot Europe.
Individual and corporation nccounts kept subject to check. Safo
doposlt lock boxos for rent.
OFFICERS:
,T. W. HI-JNXUTT, President. J. II. FLANAOAN, V.-Pres.
It. F. W1LL1A.A1S, Cashier. GKO. K. WINCUICSTKIt, Asst. Cash.
INTKKKST PAH) ON TIME Dri'OSlTS.
Evory family hns nood of n good,
rollnblo llnlmout. For sprnlm.
bruises nnrouess of tho muscles nnd
rheumatic pnlns thoro Is nono hotter
thnu Chamberlain's. Sold by all
dealers.
Eastside Winners
1 Block In Homo Addition, containing over 3 acres for ?903
G Lots for JI75, East Mnrshfls.fi
10 Lots for... , ?C00 East Marshflcld
1G Lots for JSOO Eastsldo
ALL fiOOl) HAY VIEWS TKHMS EASY
OTIIEH 0001) HUYS
2 Lots on Fifth stroet near Hennesioy resldenco for ?G00 plus
?225 street Improvement bonds.
Cornor Johnson and Fifth streot, 50x1-10 for ?G50 plus $225 street
improvement bonds.
FOlt COOD WOHK
Drug your clothes to us, ClennlnKi
pressing nnd ropnlrlng n spcclnlty,
by experienced men. Satisfaction
gUBtnntood HLANCHAHI) & DOI)
SON, South Hronilwiiy.
SAVE .MONEY
ny having your olC clothos pressol
nnd cleaned. Makes thorn look bo'
tor and wenr longer, Fatlsfactlou
guaranteed.
COOS HAY TAILORING CO.
J. W. Josonhson. Mcr. ''I
180 South Hromlivny. Mnrshflcld
Sea Title, Guarantee St Abstract Co.
HENRY SENGSTACICEN, Manage,
SEE FHIZEEN
If you want to get In on some of the
est real estate bargains on the Day
Also If you wont tho best Insut
Nance nt tho best rates.
AUGUST FHIZEEN.
SiS Central Ave. Marshflcld. Ore
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING DONE AT THE TIMES' OFFICE
THE M.OYD
MARSHFIELD'S POPULAR
FAMILY nOTEL
Rntos reducod to: Day 50c, 75c and
1.00; week ?2.00 to ?5.00. House
keeping apartments with gas range8
10.00 to $18.00 per month. FREE
1IATHS F,. W. SULLIVAN, Prop.
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Turkish Bakfas
210-213 Coos Building
PHONE 214-J
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