THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1911 EVENING EDITION
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Little Talks on Advertising
TALK No. 18
i. v. malonev
DAN E. MAl.ONEY
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people, that no good causo shall lack
a champion, and that evil shall not
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Official Paper iif Coos County
INVENTOH AXD MANUFACTUHEU ATTIUIIUTKS
HIS SUCCESS TO ADVEHTI8ING.
ATTMBUTE my business buccojs to advertising," says Humphrey
Sullivan, lnvontor and manufacturer of rubber hcols, a man who
has advortlscd for yoars on a natlonnl scale. "I began my first
advertising In monthly magazines, thon Includod weekly publications, and
lator entered Into a heavy advertising campaign In tho dally nowspapors.
I consldor nowspapor advertising tho best, for ono can suit ono's adverti
sements to tho needs of tho moment and can get immediate results."
Tho success of this advortlsor Is only ono among hundreds whoro adver
tising tho morlta of a genorally usod nrtlcle In tho nowspnpors Ma re
sulted In wldo sales and thus nBsurod success.
Advertising In Tho Coos Day TlmoB is tho most economical, offoctlvo
and convenient method of reaching tho buyers In 2,000 homes In Dally
and Weekly Issues; and as this papor goes only to tho permanent, thrifty
classes who buy goods in substantial quantities, it is a tremendous forco
In reducing tho cost of selling gooJs designed for homo consumption on
Coos Day and tributary districts.
THE "UNEMPLOYED.
The solution of tho unemploy
ed problem In the bl cities In In
the transportation of men who
want to work to places whero
men are wanted to work. Tor
enco V. Powderly.
OFFICIAL PAPEIt OF THE CITY
OP MAHSHFIELD.
CO.MMENDAHLE ACTION HY FAC
TJLTY OF OIIEGON UXIVEIISITY.
TWO YOUNQ mon studying at tho
University of Oregon disguised
as girls and took part In a frolic
that wau jntemlcd only for girls. Tho
faculty suspended tho boys, and sym
pathizers 'with thorn assort that tho
punishment was too great for tlio of
fense Tho sympathy Is misplaced. Tho
faculty hns tho right view of tho mis
demeanor, and ought to hnvo Impos
ed tho sharp punishment that It saw
fit to inflict.
Tho performance, on tho face of It,
was in poor tnsto, to say tho least.
Tho nffalr was Intended only for
glrlH, and no man with tho Instincts
of a gontlomnn would hnvo thought
for n momont of obtruding his prcs
enco Into it.
Dotweon tho llnoH, howovor, of tho
story told can bo road tho suggestion
of a story untold. Tho young mon
and Uiobo unwomanly girls who help
ed thorn and know of their presence
hnvo hurt tholr own reputation and
that of tho unlvorslty. Though the
prank is said to havo been a harmlosn
ono, tho .participants havo exposed
tholr characters to scandnl.
Tho fair fnmo of a coeducational
collcgo can not bo too Jealously pro
Borvod from suspicion oven. Tho ac
tion of tho faculty of tho Unlvorslty
of Orogon Is strong and wlso. It id
In tho direction of preventing oven
tho scorning of avll.
GOV. WILSON SPEAKING.
Tho Man In Whom Many See
o Future President of U, 8.
mESmmvu
1911, by American Frens Association.
B'
30VERNMENT BY THE PEOPLE.
All
THE MAX WHO KICKS.
Philosophers may toll you that an
everlasting snillo
Is bettor tlinn n mixture, half-and-half,
Or smiles and frowns usod alternate
ly overy little whllo,
And that tho world will lovo you if
you laugh.
Hut I havo often noticed that tho
man who's always kind,
And anillofl no matter how hard
he's boon hit
Gets what tho kiakora wouldn't tnke,
ami you will always find:
Tho man who kloktt somotlmos
gets tho beet of It.
I've Fcen It In my dully walks
tlmiiiKh llfo, and whllo I know
That frowiiH bring favor some
times whan a smllo
Would fall. 1 try to smllo n llttlo
ovorywhoro I go,
And often in Us tho best things by
n smile.
I've seen It In tho hotols ns I waited
for my meals,
Whllo klokors camo nnd almost
had a fit
That inndu all hnndB step llvsly, and
It's so In other deals:
Tho man who kicks soma gets tho
bout of it.
Tho man who smiles continually and
lhvor in a law n kick
Will ho Imposod upon nnd ofton
sold,
For merchants Uko to sol! their goods
and always turn tho trick
Of passing out what's damaged or
Is old
To oiu who doe not ratio n howl and
kick for something new,
Although tho things tlioy sell to
him do not lit.
I Uko tho smiling method host, but
still I know 'tis true:
Tile man who kicks sonic gots the
best of it.
ChaB. II. Motors.
Progressive Reform Have That
For Their Objeot, 8nyt Wilson.
DIhvuh.hIuk the progressive move
ment In politics, Governor Woodrow
Wilson of Now Jersey snld recently:
"If you will look at tho proposed re
forms, proposed by men In both par
ties, meant to sorvu tho country In
Romo special wny, you will see that
each particular reform has n definite
object. For example, the question of
tho cost of living In n' question which
touches tho great body of the people.
It does not touch tlioso exceptional
persons whoso Income Is nhundniit.
It touches tho whole body of the peo
ple Tho question of direct primaries
touches the accessibility of tho offices
by the pooplo. It touches tho means
which they are to exercise to put (ho
nort of men they desire Into olllce.
rho question of tho equallzntjon of
taxation menus that equality which
I) Justice, that fairness which will seo
that no man Is tnxed more than an
other man or upon a different ImslH
from other men or other corporation.
Tho question of corrupt practices In
elections Is n question of tho attacks
which have been mndo upon the vir
tue of the people.
"Every direction you turn you will
seo thnt what wo nro straining nfter
Is to bring tho government hack with
in tho touch of tho people and to use
It In behalf of tho people. Upon what
sort of occasion, therefore, In what
sort of campaign, should a man who
remembers tho long traditions of
American government take greater
pleasure and zest tlinn In n campaign
which has mieh objects ?"
BEFORE THE QRlNQO CAME.
KFOrtE the Gringo came, senor,
wo were most nnppy hurej
Tho blue wnvw npnrklM and
the shore
Beemrd eresn Instead of sear.
My people sanjr the cantanetit
Were clicking thronch the nlht.
There were no tears, no vain regrets,
And life, senor, wan bright,
There roso the tinkle of miliars
On every moonlit tie.
Our henrts then bore no deathless
ncars ; ,
Nobody secnied to grltvo;
The dancing throng was everywhere
Thq fandango lurrd all,
Sut everything today savo caro
Has heard tho dingo's call,
.You drlngocs, what a folk you nro
To make light laughter dloj "
All solemn, stern, you roam afar
And slay tho butterfly.
Onco wo were happy-onco, I say
And llfo a living (lame;
Iliit, lo, dead ashes strqwed our way
Tho day tho Gringo came.
Arthur Chapman.
CENSURE.
Censure and criticism novcr
hurt anybody. If true they how
n innn his weak po!ntn nnd fore
warn him iigalnot fulluro nnd
trouble; If falso they cannot
hurt him unless he Is wanting
In character. Gladstone
THE PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT.
It Is Pervading the Whole Country, De
clares Woodrow Wilson.
How widespread Is tho progressive
movement in American polities was
eloquently expressed by Governor
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey In a I
recent speoch. Tho governor said:
"It loos not requlro any great Imag
ination toMhlnk that high thoughts
and purposes In polities are running
subtly through every household and
every member of every household In
this country. It does nor need that
you should touch elbows actually
touch elbows with men In tho street
and men In tho shop In order to know
the great Issues of human happiness
that nro Involved In a great contest
like this. for. tho question or the tariff
Is not ti mere question of policy. It Is
u question of tho rearrangement of tho
public Intorests ns you touch every
household In this country, and how
any man In such circumstances can
hold his head up nftur ho has voted for
a special Interest without n Just con
ception of tho common Interest I for
ouu cannot comprehend.
"Hut whether men can comprehend
It or not, help It or not. we all know
that tho 'mills of the jjods grind slow
I,' and they 'Blind exceedingly tine.'
Mud the men who r.ow twist this
treat Impulse of reform, the men who
Impede this great compulsion of pub
lie luture-bt, will bo ground so tine In
sumo of these mills of tho gods that
their very dust will bo Imperceptible."
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Picnic Window
This Is tho season of picnics and
wo nro proparod for It with
PICNIC BASKETS.
and everything to All thorn, Including
Lunch Herring, Chipped llecf, Corn
ed llecf, Itoaflt Ilet'f, Deviled Ilnin,
Deviled Meat, Totted Chicken, Veal
Ijonf, Sardines, Illpo nnd Green Ollven
Sweet nnd Sour Pickles,' Crackers nml
Sweet MealH, Cheese. I'resened
I'Yults, Oranges, llaiianas.
In fact everything to mnko a de
lightful luncheon.
Cook's Grocery
pho?;k iki).
Corner Fourth nnd Central Avenue
FOR SALE
All of the
Property of
R. D. Home
including 10,000 ncrcs of farm
and pasture laud 4,500 tirabor
land, fisheries, etoro, cannory,
cold etorago, and fishing
oqulpmont, boats, Uto stock,
etc., etc., cither in parcols or
ns a wholo. Not prlco $300.
000; 1-3 cash, bnlanco In ono
nnd two years. Address Mrs.
It. D. Humo, Portland Hotol,
Portland, Orogon.
rU G. W. LCfiLIR,
- Osteopathic Physician
Urnduato of tho Ameritan sohool of
Osteopathy at Klrksvlllo, Mo. OfllCQ
In Eldorado Dlk. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to
4; Phono 101-J; Marshflold; Orogon.
pR. J. W. INGRAM,
Physician nnd flurgeoit.
209-210 Coko Building
Phones: Olllce 102.1; Itcsldcuco itt'21.
J.
W. HENNKTT,
Lawyer.
OITlco ovor Flanagan & Dennott Dank
Inr8hflold Oregon
rR. J. T. .McCOHMAO,
Physician nnd Surgeon
Mnrshtleld, Oregon.
Office: Lockhart Dulldlng,
opposite Post Cllc.
Phono 10B-J
MARSHFIELD'S POPULAR
FAMILY HOTEL
THE LLOYD
Rates roducod to: uny COc, 75c and
fl.00; weok J2.00 to $5.00. House
keeping apartments with gas rnngeb
i f 10.00 to $18.00 per month. FREE
, HATHS--K. SULLIVAN, Prop.
Good Livery Service
Fancy now rigs, good horses and
nroful drlvors are now at the dis
posal of tho Coos nay public at
REASONA1ILE RATES.
Rigs or rigs with drivers roady for
any trip anywhoro any tlmo. Horses
boarded and rigs enred for.
Now hcarso and special accommo
dations provided for funeral parties.
W. L. CONDRON'S
LIVERY AND FEED STAHLKS
PHONE !i7!W
Union Oils
GASOLINE DIST;LLATB
JEXZ1NE KEROSENE
A.MSON GAS ENGINES
and
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
See CORTHELL
Phono 3121
Drawn Wire "Mazda"
Aftor tho twenty-fifth wo will
be nblo to supply tho trade
with tho "New Mazda".
This lamp speaks for Itself.
A trial order and you will
use no other.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
PHONE 237-J.
Our business is TO SERVE, Feel free to call
us up and consult us on any subject relating
xo electricity or gas, tiS8S2f&M, ,
Should you waYit advice -to' make a com
plaintto place an order to ask for a repre
sentative to call,
The same courteous treatment awaits you In
our office Irrespective of your, particular er
rand, .
If employes misrepresent oar real attitude, let
,tlie Manager know about It,
TELEPHONE 178
OREGON POWER COMPANY
Wj
Your Sunday Roast
Wo havo It ready for you.
ROAST nEEF
Sweet and Juicy.
ROABT MUTTON
roast ronK
Union Meat Market
Phone Uo Your Ordor.
Phono 58.
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
Established 1889
Capital, SiirpIusanJ Undivided
Profits Over" ....
Assets Over
$100,000
$500,000
Interest Paid on Time'Deposits
First National Bank
OF COOS BAY
Capital fully paid $100,000,00
Surplus 5,000,00
OFFICERS:
W, S, Chandler, M, C, Hdrton, Dorsey Kreltzer,
President, Vice-President, Cashier,
DIRECTORS:
W, S, Chandler,
W, U, Douglas,
John F, Hall,
F, S, Dow,"
John S, Coke,
Wm, Grimes,
S, C, Rogers,
W, P, Murphy,
. M, C, Horton,
Does a general banking business,
Interest paid on time and savings deposits,
Rent a safety deposit box for your valuable papers at
$3,00 and up per year,
rrnr-rnarnnn -
SPECIAL FEATUItE 1IIOGUAPII
film at THE ItOVAL SATUltDAY
night.
We Work
And Advertise
To bring n customer lieie the first
time, nfter that ho comes of his
own accord. You know ihy,
KKMEMIlElt
There is no klnR, or cue that we
can't do.
"THINK IT OVER M A It Y .
Beaver Hill Coal
MOUNT DIA1ILO NI JOSSON CEMENT.
The beat Domestic and Imported brands.
Plaster, Lime, Brick and all kinds of bulldors material
HUGH McLAIN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
OIFICE, SOUTH lIKOAmfilY. PHONE 201
tons Rnv Oil ft Simnlv fn
.mujsuu-j.uu udy oiedm Laundry
1. I PHONE .MAIN 57-J
DVEING
Frencn Dry and steam Cleaning of
ladlos nnd gents' suits. Goods call.
od for and dellvored. Prlcos reason-
nuie. HOSE CITY DYE AND CLEAN-
NO WOllKS-It, E. PINEGOIt, Prop
Foot of Market Avo Phono 103
Try my vacuum carpet cleaner.
MHrfrhflcul, Ore. PHONE
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For bargain In City. Bunker mu
and Farm Property. Seo
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Kenl Estnto and Insurance Agei.t.
08 Central Ave., Marshfleld, Ore.
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