THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1911 EVENING EDITION
COOS BAY TIMES
Entered nt the postunice nt Mnnh-
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Address nil coininuiilcntlons to
COOS 11AV DAIIiV TIMES. (
Mnrolilteld :t :: :: :: Oregon
An Independent Itcpnbllcnn news
paper published every cvonlng oxcopt
Sunday, nnd Weekly by
Tlio Coos liny Times I'tiblKblug Co.
Dedicated to the service of tho
people, that no good cnime shall lnck
a champion, nnd thnt evil shall not
thrlvo unopposod.
HUIISCIUPTIOX KATES.
i).ir,Y.
Ono year $0.00
Per month 50
WEEKIA'.
Ono yenr $1.50
When paid strictly In advance- tho
subscription price of tho Coos Ilnyil love you little lady
Tlmos Is $5.00 per year or $2.50 for
six months.
Olllclnl Paper of Coos County
OFFICIAL PAPEK OF THE CITV
OF MAKSIIFIEM).
THE DVXA.MITKItS.
THE detectives engaged In tho
solving of the I.os Angeles Times
outrngo of October 1st, last,
claim to have captured the louden
and tho responsible erimlunls. TIiIh
has been accomplished after months
of flno nnd dogged work by tho best
men in tho buslnesH In this country,
and it Is to be hoped they linvo u
case which will stand the test of Dual
nnd florco analysis; for It will bo at
tacked by ovory known expedient of
technical subterfuge and legal bar
rier. It is unfortunate that tho first act
of tho detectives and representatives
of tho majesty of tho law should bo
a tcchnlcnl violation of tho Htatutcs
under which their duties aro per
formed. If tho suspected ones urn
guilty and tho proof Is forthcoming
thero wns nothing to bo lost by ;i
lognl nnd orderly procedure.
Aloxandor Hamilton truly says:
"It In tho highest degree of Ini
quity to try men by ox post fncto law,
nor Indeed in any other manner than
by tho letter of tho law, formally
mado and Hiilllclently promulgated."
Detectives have blundered tlmo
and again;, nod. Justlco has faltered
and fallen for tho want of great and
pertinent facts Impregnnbly proven;
but tho country is Justified in tho
hqpo that this tlmo no mistake has
boon mado and that tho spoil of im
placablo corroboration will not bo
brokon until tho sum of proof nnd
tho uttermost measuro of penalty
havo boon ovokod.
Tho Issuo Is ono of tremendous
import; mid nothing short of conclu
sive work in and out of court, will
satisfy tho American people In Its
final disposition. Thoy aro not ask
ing the llfo or liberty of anybody;
they want no mistakes, no faults, no
wrongs, In tho prosecution of these
people; but they do want retributive.
Justice to fall wheiu It belongs and
tho weight of their rebuke to fall
upon tho utter cownrds who resorted
to this tho most cowardly ('ourse over
taken by man In tho adjustment of
man's Issues.
Thoro Is something slgnlllcnnt In
tho fact that ono of the highest labor
officials of tho country Is bagged with
tho others under suspicion. We had
hoped to see this element cleared of
nil such reproach, and especially In
this case. Labor has enough to bear
without tho shame and paralyzing of-1
feet of such u foul thing ns this. Ilut
tho matter Is yet susceptible of
proof In open court and wo must wait
tho ovont at bar. Every man Is In
nocent until ho shall havo lieon pro
ven guilty, and It Is up to tho detec
tives to make their unw and mako 1:
stick.
Why do tho Mexicans come o ehno
to tho American line to light whou
thoy have such u lara? country of
their own. Is it poMlblo both sides
would llko to have Uncle Sam Inter
fere? They aro llko two men who
nro spnrriiiK nwny mid both trustlug
that tho police or someone ole will
soon arrive to stop them.
Foloy Kidney Pills uouUiu in oon
coutratod form Ingitfdleuu of eetnb
llshod thoragoutle value for thw
prompt alleviation of all kidney and
hlnddor ailments. Foloy Kidney Pills
aro antiseptic, tonic nnd restorative.
Do not allow your kidney troublo to
progress boyond tho reach of modi-
clno, but start tnklng Foley Kidney
Pills' at once. Refuso substitutes. For
TOAST AND TEA J
COOIl EVEMNO.
.
"Truth In n thing linniornl
nnd perpetual, nnd It gives to iib
n beauty that fades not away In
Mine, nor does It take away the
freedom of speech which pro-
ceeds from Justice; hut It gives
to us the knowledge of whnt Is
Just nnd lawful, separating from
them the unjust- nnd refuting
them." Eplctutns.
WIIVJ
Just because you're gentle,
Just because you're true
Just because you're IS months
Explains why I lovo you.
Just becnuso you're merry
.lust because you play
old
.More nnd more ench day.
There are many reasons
Why I lovo you so,
Just because with sunshine
You are all aglow
Just because you're tiny
Just because you'ro sweet
Just because, dear lady
You mnke my llfo complete.
What's the uso of tntklug '
Everything you do
Servos to heap the measure
Of my lovo for you
Just because you're playful
Just becnuso you're lino
And I love you baby
Just because you're mine.
It Is n
always.
poor rule that won't work
What Ih It that
works
while we
8lco"? Yeast
The nverngo tax collector doesn't
rldo In a tnxl-cab.
Extromes meet when tlio kitten
plnys with Its tall.
It Is gotting pretty hard to tell ono
lie from another.
You will nover reach tho
placo on tho wrong road.
I -
1 If you aro on the dawn-hill
make hnsto to get n trnnsfor.
right
lino
Salt will keep meat, but it requires
"snnd" to keep n good resolution.
Mny not n marriage coromony ho
Justly called a transaction In bonds?
Somo Co08 ""' tc "
wife's no, nnd some stand In awo
ot nor kow-
Tho horse Is known by Its years,
but the mule Is better known by Its
enrs.
Unfortunately In n good ninny or
chnrds tho trees nre known by their
scnles.
Auto means to go alone, thorcfore
n feline that prowls In tho dark Is an
nutocnt.
The only kind of mining thnt 'a
sure to produce satisfactory results
Is kalsomtnlug.
Generally It Is nil right to
things as they come, but It Is
gerous to tako a goat that way.
take
dan-
u Klvos 8 n J0,t t0 fl"(l tl,nt tll
leading citizen Is Juuigry .threo times
a day nnd that he snores In his sleep.
Trying to quiet a fretting baby- Is
a hard task, hut trying to quiet an
accusing conscience Is a harder one.
A great many gates nre needed on
I tlio farm. Thoro's tho propagate, tho
I fumigate, the Irrigate, the subjugate,
the big gate and the little gate, nml
others that might he mentioned.
THE
SOUND SLEEP
OF fiOOl)
HEALTH.
Can not be over ostlmnted
and,
any ailment that prevents It Is n mo-!
unco to hoHltli. J. L. Soothers, Enu , WILCOX, agent, .'107 Coo ltiiililiut;.
Clnlro. Wis., says: "1 hnvo been un- ,
able to sleep soundly nights, because COOS RIVER SERVICES POST
uf pains across my back nnd soreness POXED.
of my kidneys. My appatlto was ery . Tho locturo nnd qunrtorly moot
poor and my jjeuernl condition was lug services which woro to bo held
much run down. I hnvo been taking
FoUn Kidney Pills but n shoit tlmo
and now sleep as sound ns a rock, my
general condition Is greatly linprov-
ed. nud I know thnt Foley Kidney I
Pills have curod mo." For salo by
T
I
IS
Dressmaker Worth of Paris
Denounces the New
Fashion.
weaue.m's addkeks.
Stand! The pants are yours, my
braves;
Just as whiskers arc, or shaves.
Have you heard how fashion raves
Of tho harem skirt?
Mrs. Dloomer aimed at you;
Doctor Mary Walker, too
Do yo roar? Or do ye coo?
Then your rights assert v
Who now.wcnrs your coat nnd hat?
Wears your collar, your cravat7
Wears your cuffs, and all of that?
Need I ask again?
Shoes and socks and clgnruts
Highballs, too nnd making bets!
Will ye lose tho garb which lets
Folk know yo are men?
Wenkllugs, put on petticoats
And cast surfrnguttlsh votes,
Hut, O, but, retain your gonts
Lost in woo yo weep!
Flee your sisters nnd your aunts,
Fend them off with warlike chants
Ilrothcrs, hang on to your pants!
Wear them while you sleep!
In tho strength of trousers trust;
Dlo we mny and llo wo must,
nut die shouting: "Pants or bust!"
And this shnme avert.
A rou wo yo, men of ovory heft!
Still wo havo our trousers loft;
Shall wo of them bo bereft
Hy the harem skirt?
PAIHS, Franco April 20. Jean
Worth, the fnshlonnblo dressmaker of
Paris, thinks tho now fashion of wo
men's dress nro hideous.
"Ilut had as they aro," sho said,
"I prefer tho harem gown to tho hob
bio skirt. In both instances tlio
good namo of French tasto Is at
stake"
Ho thinks tho chnngo Is greatly
duo to tho tasto of tho dressmakers
and that thoy should direct tho flow
of public opinion to tho stylo of tho
day. To satisfy tho fomlnlno craving
for chango, ho says, If not for origi
nality, somo dressmakers make blind
Innovations. Without reasoning thoy
step In whoro nn nugol foars to tread.
Elegant fashions aro dead. A dress
maker should dress his fair customer
no an artist paints a picture.
"My Amorlcan customers froqutfht
!y delight mo becnuso thoy say,
mako a dress to suit mo.' "
Mr. Worth contends that tho color
of tho cloth should suit tho complexi
on of tho wearer nnd tho mako
should correspond to tho build of tho
wearer.
POPULAR RESORT
POR RICHMOND
(From San Francisco Examiner.)
.John Xlchnll to Erect it Casino nml
Other lleiich Attractions (o
Cost $100,000.
John Nlcholl, the owner of n
stroteh of bench nt Point Richmond.
California, tins dotnllcd plans of a
$100,000 casino wlhch ho lias decid
ed to orect.
Tho casino will consist of nnnmu
lsemont "" a ln("e8' nnu gentlemen's
pnrlor, refreshment room, hot water
bathing tnnk nnd restaurant on the
ground floor with n hotel above
A pier will extend out In tho wator
from tho casino grounds, on which a
houso will bo orectod for tho conve
nience of bathors in tho bay. A sce
nic railway running from hill to hill
will bo Included in tho scheme of the
ei terprlso. A speclnl car will bo run
on a lino to Uio summit of ono hill
f mil which seven counties can bo
seen.
liny lots In Richmond today while
tho price Is low $25 oach, $5 per
month; no Interest; no taxes; every
city street Improvoniont free.
C It
in tho U. II. Churcu on Coos River.
April 20 and 30th, by Rov. II. C.
Shnffer of Portland, Oro., will bo
postponed ono week
Tho rogular preaching services
will be hold next Sunday hv tin nn.
HflRRI F C
I IUUULL I
I
OS
WHOM-: DAM IWMII.V AUHIVr.S.
Thirteen MimiiImts Come from AMns
M'mIiuii In Steamer Itymlntn on
Tliclr Way to I nun Fnnn.
NEW YOItK. X. Y.. April 2(5.
More than 200 Dutch ngrlculturlsts
nrrlved by tho steamship Kymlmn
from Ilattcrjlnm. They Included tho
Dnm family from Albasserdam. mndo
mi of thirteen persons. The Dams
nre bound for l'elln, la.
To quote the words of Fritz Dam,
tho oldest of half n dozen boys, as
explnlned by an Interpreter, "We hnd
n ilamflnc trip over."
This family of Dams Is not fiction,
like the popular creation of the well
known artist, but Is a real, living
ambitious bunch of sturdy emigrants.
going to till a fortune out of tho Dam
nuartcr section, which lies a few
miles out of l'elln, Iowa.
Thoro Is no V. H. Dam nor I. H
Dam In tho family. They have plain
Dutch stock handles. There Is Kat
rine nnd Wlllemlnn and Gretchcn and
Elcschcn, and U'lllom and Klauss and
Fritz, nnd some smaller ones, nil Jol
ly Gerr'ntn. and hnppy to land, but
not n ono could see n chance for a
laugh In their name.
The Dams created more excitement
nmong the senhonrd reporters4of the
Xew York nowspapers than any arri
vals' that have made quarantine In
montliB. Pictures lof the whole Dam
family appeared In half a dozen
uowHpnpcrs.
Tho youngsters were mndo iniinh
of and Father Dnm was npproached
'often
by reporters trying to got n
front name hooked up so It would
lit nicely with tho hind name, but ho
wouldn't stand for It.
According to Uio Dams, Pelln Is a
Mecca for emlgrnnts from Holland
and Germnny. It Is reported a fac
tory there makes nothing but wooden
shoes.
Needless to say, the population of
Town hns been Increased by thirteen
Dams.
FOLLOW tho IIAXI) to HAXIlOX,
Sunday, MAY 7.
DAXCI Xfi LESSONS Deglnnorj
class 8 p. in., TUESDAYS AND Fill.
DAY, I.'O. O. F. Hall. Como nnd try
a FREE LESSON. Half price to ud
vnncod students.
Some Fine, Fresh
Appetizers
CnBt your eyo down this Hat for
something good for tho Sudnny din
ner: OKEB.V PEAS,
YELIjOW WAX HBAXS,
NICE RADISHES.
SPRING ONIONS,
FRESH LETTUCE.
NEW RHURARn,
CAULIFLOWER,
CAimAOB.
I1ERMUDA ONIONS.
FINE ORANGES,
OOOD RANANAS
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR
Seedless Lemons?
Cook's Grocery
.iriiiT ruuriii nun i fiitnii Avenue
8 PHONE 1HO
Good Livery Service
Fancy new rigs, good horses nnd
carotul drivers nro now nt tho dis
posal of tho Coos Ray public nt
REASOXAI1LE RATES.
Rigs or rigs with drivors ready for
any trip anywhoro any tlmo. Horses
boarded and rigs cared for.
Now henrso nnd special accommo
dations provided for funoral parties
W. L. CONDRON'S
LIVERY AXD FEED STA1JLE9
PHONE 2711-J
FA.M1LY HOTEL
THE LLOYD
MARSHFIELD'S POPULAR
Rates leduced to: Day 50c, 75c and
$1,00; week $2.00 to $5.00. House
keeping npartmonts with gns rangef
$'0.00 to $18.00 per month. FREE
BATHS- E. W, SULLIVAX. Prop.
SAFE IXVKSMEXTS.
For Informntlon concerning
high-class bond Investments,
benrlng 0 tnterest nat,
wrlto O. D. Hinsdale, care J.
H. Adams and Company, Los
Angolos, California.
Have That Poof Fixer
NOW "
See CORTHELL
Phone. 3191
YOr TAN LOOK . .
THIS OJKTJIORSK
IN THE MOUTH.
flSrV' VlI'M ' I ') J ft N6tiiflnMT5TiTwwli
Thoro lias boon a big rush i'or the limit cl
number of (ja ranges which wo aro placing
PRE K this Spring.
When the appropriation is gone the froo
gas range will be a Ihintj of the pasl.
The Detroit Jewel Gas .Range shown above
sells for $20 to $25 all over the country.
The value can be seen in every line of this
-well built stove.
OREGON POWER COMPANY
First National Bank
OF COOS BAY
Capital fully paid $100,000,00'
Surplus 0,000,00
OFFICERS:
W, S, Chandler, M, C, Horton, Dorsey Kreitzer,
X President, Vico: President. . . Cashier,
DIRECTORS:
W, Sr Chandler,
W, U, Douglas,
John F, Hall,
F, S, Dow
M, C, Horton, i
Does a general banking business,
Interest paid on time and
Rent a safety deposit box
$3,00 and up per year,
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
Established 1889
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits Over ....
Assets Over . . .
Interest Paid on
,,. P9S BAV-ROSEBURG STAGE LINE
iiallj stiigo between Hoscburg and Marshfleld. Stngo leaves HdlJ
uml Sundays at 7 p. ,. FllIV, $0i00
1
I,UtKI'r '" ' MnrfchfleW.
THOSE
Your Sunday Roast
Wo havo It ready for you.
ItOAST IIEKI'
Union Meat Market
I-hnn. r. Your omt. . nC ,.
John S, Coke,
Wm, Grimes,
S, C, Rogers,
W, P. Murphy,
v
.
savings deposits, .
for your valuable papers at
$100,000
$500,000
t
Time Deposits
Agent, ROSEnURO, Oro.
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