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MUkrfkw
CQOS BAY TIMES
could cKtabllRh Itself on the Pacific,
China, the bout fur-buying market of
t inc uniu, wihiiii uw
Entered at tho postomce ni Jurm- ,,. ,,,,, nf lhn
fldil, Oregon, for transmission KngtBm, could 1)0 Hnut oul from tho
through tho nmii as seconu cimi cl , of ,,, UockM
444-tfff Every married woman likes to
tWITHTHE H fU)K" fnn nnJ dpnanc nt tnnl "obo"
j a grent market fori f Tfli 5T 4 M II IF A,! feature or tno marriage cerumu..,.
United StatoB! thntk .. ',
Ball matter.
. C. MAI.ONEV Editor ami Pnlt.
A.V "K. MAI.ONKV News Editor
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An Independent Republican news
paper published evory evening ex
cept Sunday, and Weekly by
Tho Coot liny Times PiiIiIMiIiik Co.
Dodlcatod to tho service of tho
people, that no good cause shall lack
n champion, and that evil shall not
thrlvo unopposed.
SUnSCKIlTION HATES.
DAILY.
One year $0.00
Per month 30
When paid strictly In ndvancotho
subscription price of tho Coos Hay
"'uos Is $5.00 per year or $2. GO fo.
months.
WEEKLY.
t year. . .
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( Tho Coos Hay Times represents u
consolidation of tho Dally Coast Mall
and Tho Coos Hny Advertiser. Tho
Coast Mall wns tho first dally cstao
llshcd on Coos Hay nnd Tho Coos
Day Times Is Itw Immediate sms-ccssor.
Jfllclnl Pnpcr of ('ii Comity.
OFFICIAL PA Pint OK THE CITV
OP MAHSIIFIELI).
Address all communications to
COOS HAY DAILY TIMES,
Mnrshllcltl :: :: :: :: Oregon
so let mi: live
and
that the Pacific coast from California
to Alaska could be brought peaceful
ly under the 8tars and Stripes.
To President Jefferson and othor
eminent Americans or vision- and
courage his project neomod feasible.
He founded and financed a company
with a capital of J 1.000, 000 to oper
ate the enterprise. He asked a Ilrlt
Ish company to cooporate. This re
fused, but tried to occupy the Oregon
country boforo him. Then ho resolv
ed to shut them out of what now Is
Hrltlsh Columbia. Idaho, Oregon,
Washington and tho Yukon.
When Astor's ship sailed Into tho
Columbia and founded Astoria n cou
ntry ago, tho race between Hrltlsh
and the United Stntes for political
ascendancy over half a continent was
won for America. Disasters occurred
afterward, and tho post wns tempora
rily lost: but tho founding of Astoria
established the American title to tho
Oregon country by nctunl occupancy,
and all else wns but the logical nnd
Inevitable development of American
rights. This country owes nn lm
menHtirnblo debt to tho commercial
genius, foresight, courage, wealth
nnd patriotism of tho Gcrmnn-Amor-Icnn
builder of empire, John Jacob
Astor.
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r.ooi).j?VK.viX(r.
.Volile 'disappointment
Bolf-dcnlnl are not-to bo ndtnlr
cd, pot oven pnrdonod, If they
bring bitterness. . . . Oentle-
nesB nnd cheerfulness, these
conic before all morality; they
nre the perfect duties. Hubert
l.ouls Stevenson.
Don't blnmo other people for not
taking your advice; you won't tnko
' ' w It yourself more than half the time.
. T'
noble I SSIN WOIH CONTEST.
I Owing to spring nousecieaniug aim
other annual duties at mis season
THE FIGHT WITH SELF.
THE VALUE OK A VEGETAHLE
(JAHDKX.
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N THE Hprlng tiny mnn's fancy
mny profitably turn to thoughts
of n vegetable gardon.
A vogetablo gardon Is not only
valuable as a doterrcnt to tho high
cost of living, It ndds to tho quality 'Oil, the fight for wonlth
Wo all have fights to mnko with self,
And these are tho bitterest fights
of nil.
Worse than the fight for n board or
pelf
Is the fight to master our vices
small.
Worse than the fight on tho battle
lino
Is the Btrugglc that ninny n man
goes through
To rid himself of the thirst for wine,
That he may. live ns he wants to do.
Temptation knocks nt the good
priest's door.
And fierce is tho struggle within
his breast,
Hut ho kneels nnd prays till the si ego
Is o'er,
And rises n victor In tho test.
And man nnd woman must fight iib
ho
The things of solf that wouldMrag
iib down,
And over ourselves get tho mnstory
Else nil wc gain Is n paper crown.
this Important department has been
neglected the pnst week. It Is now
resumed with nn extra Unfiling mys
tery for today:
"It ncer ruins but It ." ,
Tho foregoing being nn especially
hard one, the polls will be kept open
for three days.
Will some studc::t of the Child
Mind kindly tell us why the first
thing said child learns to do with a
lend pencil Is to chew It?
THE KXOCKEH.
nnd the
Lot mo keep the child-heart, happily ot tho ,mll' ,,m of fnre n"'1 n ,Ma"'8
Unspoiled by tnnllce. full of charity , ,,on,,ll n,1(1 coiitoiitmont.
nf tl, nl.t.fnul.lnnn.l -.xt il.nt ..Iw.u TIlO Into COtlllt TolstOl
W .U ..... .11M...U..UU DUtl) ...... f).,JU
nnd takes,
With scorn of falsehood and of
fakes;
With love of simple things and home
ly wnjs
Tho common things of nil our com
mon days,
Lot mo keep keen the poot-hcart,
With all his lovo and 'With IiIh art;
Lot mo laugh at) Uttlo children laugh;
Let mo drink of llfe'H red wlno quaff
Ot Hh virtues, simple and sincere,
Human, wholesome and without fear.
Let mo sing as tho brown thrush
tings,
In tho hedgerow, of tho common
things;
So lot my song spring fresh and freo
From tho warm heart of humanity.
T.nt mn aim tn piinifnrf nml imilfn t1tnl '
Hearts that nre lonely, spirits that
are sad.
Lot mo llvo simply nnd'so'rcnely hero,
Holding tho faith In tho things still
dear
declared
that no man had really lived until ho
had worked In tho soil nnd by IiIh
own hands made things grow nnd
bear, and a similar Idea was express
ed by Hooker WtiHlilugton In Den
Moines, Iown, ns follows: ,.
Aftor I liavo gathered my
eggs, and have at lenst said
"Good morning" to my pigs,
cowh nnd horse, the next morn
ing duty no, I will not sny
duty, but delight Is to gather
the vegetables for tho family
dinner. No pens, no turnips,
radishes nor snludH taste so good
as those which oho has raised
and gathered with Ills own
hands In Mr own gnrden. In
comparison with these nil tho
high-sounding dishes found In
tho moat expensive restniirnntH
seem flavorless, Qno' reols,
whon eating his own fresh vege
tables, that he Is gottlng near to
the heart of nature; not a second-hand
stnlo Imitation, but
the gunulno.
Those who havo picked the dew-
fight for fame,
Tho fight for glory nnd world np-
plnuso;
The struggle, too, for nu honored
nntno,
And I'd list the light for nn able
cause ,
Are simple things, f the truth wore
known
Compared to tho struggle a man
goes through
In his flghl with self, when he's nil
nlono,
To llvo n life thnt Is clean nnd
trno.
Detroit Freo Press.
If you tnko a gloomy view, as your
Journey you pursue, you will have a
weary Jaunt, getting nothing that
you want, for tho man who always
knocks finds his pathway strewn with
rocks. In our vlllnge there's a man
. who has followed up this plan, saying
ns ha Jogged along that nil things on '
earth nro wrong; nnd the gods have
' weary grown of his dismal monotone,
nnd thoy surely make him prance
(every tlmo they have n chance. If a
thunderstorm Is loose, lightning hits
his chenp caboose; If a Hood Is raging
round, ho's tho only ono that's drown
ed; If tho fire flond visits town, It
I will bum his haystacks down; nnd
his pigs nil roam astray, and his hens
I havo ceased to lay, and his dnughtcts
nil elope, nnd his heart is void of
hope. For tho mnn- who always walls
of mlsfortiino seldom falls to encoun
ter all there Is of that melancholy biz.
WALT. MASON.
To humblo hoarts-the common faith "PrlnkK lettuco In the early morn
of nion lug, or when tho sun Is Just tinging
.In that which U tho Now and tno eaatn ,lla w,in KP,(l' hnvo hood
Then
Dollovlng somehow God Is alwavs
good,
In spite of things misunderstood.
Let mo bo big and bravo enough to
b
Fonrlcss In thought, and Just as freo
To grant to others what Is granted
tno,
In tho truo spirit ot fraternity.
Lot mo bo truo and Truth bo mlno
All truth all human, all divine.
So lot mo llvo, so let mo dlo,
This year or next, nor question why.
Enough to llvo and living know
He knows tho way I still must go
To Just go on Is always best
Tho way Ho leads, leads unto rest.
Anonymous.
I about tho tondor shoots of onions,
Will heartily agree witli Mr. wnan
Ington that ono of the shortest and
plensantest routes to the heart of na
ture (s through a vegetable gardci.
PLAIN IiAXOVAHE OX T.11E FLY.
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AN OREGON HIHTU1UY.
THIS month Oregon had a notablo
anniversary. Mnrclu24, 1S11,
was tho political birthday
"tho Oregon country." It wns an
epochal event In the history of tho
T IS not easy to keop delicacy In a
discussion ot the fly. Tho health
authorities who attack It do not
waste much time In efforts to do so.
Tho nature and habits of tho pest
make It next to Impossible to say
what It Is and does without the Mao of
plain English, Tho authorities nre
giving tho plain English not only to
householdera but to school chlldron.
Tho following Is taken from a "Fly
Catechism" distributed to tho chil
dren In North Carolina schools:
..
THE QUIET OHHEKYKlTsAYS;
"You'vp got no kick coming
If you desor.VQ tho mean things t
said about you."
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l'OHA HAINY DAY.
Whoro Is tho fly born? In filth. ;
Where does tho By llvo? In filth.
Whero doos he go? Into tho kit
chen and dining room. He walks on
0( tho bread, fruit, nnd vegetables; ho
wipes his feet on tho buttor and
bathes In tho buttermilk.
HnA., M.. ! lllU 41. .v !. 4 .1.1.
United States and intimately concerns :"uva ", . , i-unum ..-
i ir n nnnanniiirinn iiiinniii lAiinn n
every dwollor In tho Pacific north-1""" i"-"i "i'' .
. ,. .. ... ...., !... ., .,.. 'cnoiern
wcsi. ii ii mm "i uvi-M iui -un
rounding of Astoria at t,ho mouth of
It was nunquueed from, this houch
tho othor;jda: itjint.tlio next follow
sending In, a. pQom,.boglnnlng,.,"Ah,.
Spring" wouldNbo tnnicd over to tho
postal authortie for ,oir protection.
Yesterday however, hero ..enmo
through thQ,mal(sIp aheof bravado
Homo cQupleta which ve, tvaro.,,con
stralned, In our admiration ot real
courage, to nrJnt . rijor.oforg, .ukb
glvo it In .tjnl, t $ ! J
"Ah, Sprlng'Oh K99d. kinder.
Tko pltiV9A my est.' " ' '
.Hoforo-ltds cpnslgued ito rest . .r I
Within 'tho poet's hoarse!. ,
, - . , .-,' t ' 'r
"Ah," ?P,rlng;'r-l. gqt. n.oJarther,
A mufllo tQmy thouhtsi 1 .vJ
My wife disturbs tho rhythm a .'
With rattling pans and pas. ,
"Ah, Spring" I havo .aancy,'!
I Know 'twill boji tako;
When Wllllo calls impatiently: .
"Say, Pa, whoro. J thojako!,' .
"Ah, Spring" OpUdurn. tho.gardour
Why will they pestor me.
To grub and dig and puttor 'round
Each flower and stuntod JVeel
K ' f -Hi
Ah, (Spring" I'vo got tho fever!
"Hill bring mo tho spade,
Tho pick and. rake and 'barrow!
The jjur'.onjnust bo made!'!
Infantum? Ho does and
' ninv nnll et x'fwt mw
llitl Vi Ull Vt 4IV.'4
tho Columbia, porhaps this region
nnd California would not today be In
tho American Uilon and Hawaii and
tho Philippines n part of our domi
nions beyond tho Bens.
Captain Gray had discovered tho
Columbia In 17S2. Lewis and Clark
had oxplorod It In 1S0C-G. Tliouo
facts gave tho Vnltod States title to
alt tho torrltory drained by this gro-it
'Rtvor of tho West." Ono man In
America grnspod tho possibilities of
power. This was John Jacob Astor,
What dUoasoa does the fly carry?
Ho carries typhoid fevor. tuberculo
sis, and summer complaint. How?
On his wings and dirty faot. What
Is his correct nnmo? Typhoid fly,
The "catoohlsm" Is written for
children, but tho adult mind need not
be offended by its simplicity.
Some Coos Hay women would like
to trado their husband for a bunch
of alimony. ,
A motor boat In London has made
a record of 40 1-2 knots nn hour.
Some trolling In the stem of that
boat.
NOT SO SLOW,
Some flings nt old Coos Hay
Are mado, but never meant;
I don't bellevo they nro so slow
Thoy couldn't fast In Lent.
ItemcmboY a TUHKISII
will help you. Phone 211-J.
H.vrii
When her child Is In daugor a wo
man will risk her life to protect It
No great act ot heroism or risk of
llfo Is noceBsnry to protect a child
from1 croup, Give Chamberlain''
Cough ltomeily and all danger In
uvoldod.' For, salo by all dealers
Don't
" Duy y?iTPor.cpreata pr
JM,mllk from tho Coos Day Ico
and Cold Storago company un
less you want only the
Best
PHONEf7ijv . .
k" Delivery 8
a. m. 3
p. m.
BEA P04T CHEESE Try It.
.PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
TnrwTLwaET"' "' ''
-' Osteopathic Physician
Qradiiate of tho Amerhan school of
Osteopathy at Klrksvllle, Mo. Qfflce
In Eldorado Dlk. Hurs 10 to 13; 1 to
i; Phono I61-S; Marahflold; Oregon.
rnT j." w.TNGn.i7 "
Physician aud Surgeon.
209-210 Coke Building
Phones: Oltlco 102J; llosldenco 1021.
J.
W. nEXNETT,
Ijiwj'er.
When4n man Is jilways talking
about his dear wlfo tho chances are
sho has to drag tho prlco of a spring
bonnet out of him with a pair of Oillco over Flanacan & Dennott nnnv
pliers.
THE WONDKKS OK SCIENCE.
If you tiro small, or crooked, or thin.
handsome and
And wish to bo
grand,
tho German-born morchnnt-prlnco of Just tnko n pin and stick It In
Now York. Your Pituitary gland.
Ho saw that If Amorlcan commerce Q. E.
D.
Tlieiv U more Catnrrli u tlila .'Ctloi r( I hi
niuiilrv Hun all o lirr (ll.iiisos put (mjctlior.
mill until tlu last d'u rtrs whw xipihko.1 to lo
InonrntiU'. V'or a Krt m jea ilootom pro
liouiii'tM ll Iwat d fin mul lire cMIhM Im-al
Vltuflica ami by roiuianth (lllnr to. Hire
ili local tiratmiMil pronoun iM It tnourablo
tclvMicu lian xof it ratnri li to lu a rnuttim
tlonal i1m-i) amt tliondiro TC)iilro- contltu
tloiial trt'Htment. lti)' t ata'ili rurr. ii.inv
fauumr by V J Uliiify.?ro IHAnto. ilhlo.
In eonl) cuiktltu (una' euro on the marlet
11 ti taken In iloo from 10ilroptoa temprton
till It acU illrctf lly oh tho tiloml arul inuroiu
iirUrrtof tin yitem Thev offer one huudrrHi
dollar for any cam It (all to cure. Bend for
circular ami teatlmonlaU.
Androsa? V J CHENKY Jk CO., Toledo, Ohio.
SnM bjr DnigfUti. 7Jc.
Take fJall'a Kamllr flll't for comttpaMoa.
Marshflold
I. S. TURPEN,
Oregon
w
Architect
Over Chamber of Commorco,
nr-r'
,tn -o
,1S TltrUIE A GAS MAhV
CLOSE fo THAT AWJJ' lldlSPJ
YOV ARE G01XG TO BUTLD?
Yoiir wife probably lias asked that question
alrcadv. .It is a niaUei' of importance to
her, aiid it is important to you.
Gas cooking means economy, conifort,clean
liness and co'nvenience.
AVe will be glad to give'advicc free regard
ing the layout for gas piping and the in
stallation of the gas ratiffc, r(is water hvut
crjaumlri stove and ias heathiy stoves.
li' your building site is not on a gas main,
wc'will be glad to talk with you regarding
the prospect of extending mains.
We are willing to extend mains wherever
there is a reasonable prospect of eventual
fair return on tho investment.
Telephone ITS and ask for the New Busi
ness Department.
OREGON POWER COMPANY
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Pacific Monumental
and Building Works
H. II. WILSON, Proprietor
MAItSIIFIELD, ORE.
All kinds ot monumental work promptly and artistically cxe
Call at our workc on Soutti Itrondwny.
q3 x
cuted.
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
Established 1889
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits Over . . . .
Assets Over
$100,000
$500,000
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Condensed Statement
of th
First National Bank of Coos Bay
At tho clos.0 of business, March 7th, 1011.
IlESOUHCES.
Loans and dis
count J169.538.05
Overdrafts.- . . ,
U. S. Donds and
promlums. . . ,
Othor bonds and
warrants. . ,
Banking House.,
Furniture and
fixtures . . . ,
Cash and due
from bunks ,
.48
25,250.00
81,037,15
74,100.11
7,989.34
1:50,130.17
LIABILITIES. ''
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Capital stock. ...1100,009.00
Surplus and profits
Circulation.
Deposits. .
6,283.14
.'; 24,500.00
....aoapakM
$494,05!.S
$494,062.20
Cash Iteservo 37 Per Cent of Deposits
Wo invito your attention to tho conditioner thls bank as shown
by tho above atateraont.
A general banking business transacted. '
Accounts of Individuals, corporations and firms received.
Intorest paid on tlmo and Ravings Deposits. '
Safe deposit boxes for rent at J3.00 and up per annum.
Your business solicited.
'OFFIOEBS:
W. 8. CHANDLER, President.
DORSEY KREITZER, Cashier.
M. C HOHTON, Vice-Presidents
RAY T. KAUFMAN, Asst-Cashler.
DIRECTORS:
F. S. DOW, STEPHEN C. ROGERS,
WM. GRIMES,' W. P. MURPHY,
JOHN F. HALL, M. C. HORTON.
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W. S. CHANDLER,
JOHN S. COKE,
W. U. DOUGLAS,
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Spring Is Here
and so Is Plnegor, Have your carpets
cleaned with my Vacuum cleaner.
No dust or worry. Phone your order
to 216 McCrary's Drug Store. R, E.
riNEGOR,
400 TUAl SESTEI IUR1,EI1
PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
Our matlngs have produced stand-ard-bred
specimens of exhibition
quality with records of 2400,7'oo
eggs in 365 days. """ '"""
Baby Chicks aiI ERgs for Hatching
"-'' w cockerels fron
heavy laying stock for $5 00
l,PpTn I,aCC' !,uUr- Y.
FRED DACHMAV n
i,.i..i..,.. .. "f.
i 1IOX
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
See CORTHELL
Phono 3121
FOR GOOD WORK
Bring your clothes to ms. Cleaning,
pressing and repairing a special'?'
by oxnorifinonrt mon. 8atlsfactHn
guarantecdHLANCHARD & v0V'
jg. Phono 288 SON. Alliance Uldg. Front St. J
GET YOUR JOB PRINTING DONE AT THE TIMES' OFFICE.
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