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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1911 EVENING EDITIOW.
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DAN 13. MALONKV Xohm KdUor
Address all communications to
COOS WAV DAlliV 'CIMKS.
VnnriiHclrt ;! :i " " 0"W
An Independent Iloiiiil)ll"nn news
paper published every ovcnlng oxcopt
Sundny, nnd Weokly by
The Coo liny Times PiiblhlitiiK Co.
"uodleatcd to tho sorvlco of tho
people, that no good cause shall lack
a champion, nnd that evil shall not
thrlvo unopposed.
Entered at tho postoiTico nt Marsh
fleld, Oregon, for transmission
through tho malls as socond class
mall matter.
SUnSOHII'TION- HATES.
DAILY.
One year 00
Per month 0
WUUKIjY.
One ysar 1B0
Whn paid strictly In advnncotho
lubscrlptlon price of tho Coos Bay
Times Is ?5.00 psr year or $2.50 for
six months.
Oraelnl Paper of Coos County
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OFFICIAL I'APKIt OF THIi! CITY
OF MAltSHFIKLlJ.
A SIMPLE LKSSO.V THAT IS IIAItl)
TO LEAIt.V.
SOME of tho Hlmplost lessons nro
tho hardest to learn. About BOO
yonrs ago Don Qulxoto wild that
lionosty was tho best policy. Contu
rlcs before thou tho uamo prlnolplo
was oxprosHCd In tho Hebraic moral
codo.
Hut today after all these years
thoro aro still many Individuals who
consider this meroly n Sunday school
preachmont, a good thing to talk In
public nnd to Ignore In private.
Thoy nro wrong. One of tho most
vnluablo lessons n young man can
loam lb that honesty, Bqimro dealing,
la not only good morals but good
business. It Is not only right, It
pnyH.
Pormnuunt success In any lino of
activity Is Impossible without pub
lic conlUlonco. And one crooked
doal, ono quostlouablo transaction,
will destroy nny conlldouco which
may havo exlKtcd and which It will
tnko yoarH to restore.
"You enn fool somu of tho peoplo
nil tho tlmo," said Abraham Lin
coln, "nnd all tho peoplo some of tho
tlmo, but you can't fool till tho peo
plo all tho tlmo."
Tho mnu who Ih doing business on
tho principle that tho more custo
mers ho buncos tho moro money ho
will make Is not only without prin
ciple but Is without IiuhIiiuss sense.
Ho Is riding to a fall as euro ns tho
sun Is riding to a aunsot
It Is ns certnln as two plus two
equal four, and ns simple as tho law
of gravity. Out It takes some of us
an lutolornblo tlmo to loam It nnd
often unfortunately tho lesson Is
learned too Into.
iOPENS OP l HLMEIT
Hi II REIMS
APPLE
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Reduced Rates Will Permit
Oregon Growers to Ship
to Canada.
Reduction In tho freight rates for
moving apples from points In Oregon
and Washington to stntlons on tho
Canadian Pacific has Just been an
nounced, nnd is expected to result in
opening a new nnd profitablo markot
to tho fruit growers of these two
states.
Tho cut vnrics from 25 cents to 15
cents, according to tho destination of
tho Bhlpmonts, according to the Oro
gonlan, and Is Intended to bo grout
onouch In every Instanco to enable
Oregon nnd Washington to compcto
with Cnnndlnn and Eastern prod
ucts. E. L. Cardie, general ngont of tho
freight department of tho Canadian
Pncllle in Portlnnd, has Just return
ed from a trip through tho fruit
growing districts of Oregon nnd
Washington, nnd has arranged to
hnndlo a heavy movomont of fruit
luto Canada In tho.noxt fow months.
Tho Cnnndlan Pacific Inst yenr
moved moro thnn 100 carloads of
fruit from tho Northwest to points
on tho main lino of that syHtoin. Most
of this consisted of apples. Thoro is
llkoly to bo a greatly Increased mo
vomont thlB year.
"Tho demand for Orogon fruit Is
as great In Cnunda as It Is In tho
East," declared Mr. Cardlo yestor
day. "Llttlo fruit Is grown along
our lino now nnd many sections that
mny become fruit producern them
selves Inter on havo not developed
for enough to market anything this
your. Moro than 200,000 porsons
sottlo In tho territory served by tho
Cnnndlan Pncllle overy your. They
aro not able to grow fruit enough to
supply tholr own domnnd nnd prefer
tho Orogon nnd Washington products
to any other sent In.
"I hollovo wo shall doublo tho
quantity of apples wo tnko out of
Oregon this year."
J. J. Sayer Completes Pros
pecting Trip In Coos and
1 Curry Counties. v
J. J. Sayer, field representative of
tho Oregon Development League, loft
this morning for Gardiner after an
extended trip to nil tho leading
towns of Coos and Curry county. Ho
concluded his trip with n successful
and enthusiastic mooting at North
Bend last night.
Mr. Sayer expressed himself ns
pleased nnd surprised at tho oxtont
nnd riches of tho resources of these
two counties nnd returns to Port
lnnd with much vnlunblo data and
lnformntlon that will bo used In pro
moting tho Interests of this section
of tho state.
In n brief tnlk with n Times' re
porter ho urged that tho county
board cooperate with tho various
towns of tho county in n persistent
nnd Bystcmntlc effort to secure set
tlors for tho undovoloped ngrlcul
turnl lands. Thero Is so much that
can bo produced hero to ndvantnge
that Mr. Sayer thinks thnt In plac
ing all our hopes on timber nnd coal
wo are overlooking splendid oppor
tunities In fruit, dnlrying nnd other
agricultural possibilities.
TlierolMiinreCntiirrli In tliln twlion of llio
rniintr)' llimi nil n'liur illtcnx"" pat Inpi'tlu'r,
nml until tin' InM few onr wn iiliM to lo
lliriiritlili For n urrnt lnmiy )i?ntt i1Mlri ten;
linimmt It Wnl iI'm'hm nml pro crlliitl luonl
U'iinvUe. nml ly rnmimitly Nlllnir tn euro
nllli lornl Irontiiicnt, initumn'il It InrtirHlilr.
fcliMicc linn prmeucMiirrli to Iik n cnintltu
tliinnl illeiH' mnl flicrofori' minim uiiimMii
tloiinl treHtmi'iit Hull' t'ntnrrh run', niim.
fiictiirnl liy F J ilieney A l'o ThHiIii, Olilo,
tat oiiiily miintltiiMnnnl ruriMiii tho mntket.
It l Inicii In lon' from 10ilrontonteitiMioii.
till It neu Mindly mi llio MikhI niul iniirniu
mrfiu'oiuif tlie nMi'!ii. Tlicrnffnronc liiindrtil
itnllnm for iiy rno Itfnlln to cure, Bend for
rlmilitr nml h'tlinnnlnl.
Aitilnim: F. J. I'lir.XKY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Tnko llnliv Kmnltv PHI' for roiintlpntlnr.
Wo will havo tomorrow what will
ALONG THE WATHRFRONT.
Tho Excelsior sails from, San Fran
c'sco this afternoon.
Tho Hedondo will nrrlvo la to
morrow from Snn Francisco.
Tho Drenkwntor will arrive tomor
row morning from Portland.
CONTEMPT CASE CONTINUE!).
Gomperti and Mitchell File Aitwern
and Crltlclie Court.
(By ABBoclatod Proas to Coos nay
Times.)
"WASHINGTON, 1. 0., July 25.
In Hon of formal answers to tho con
tompt charges against them, dam
pers, Mitchell and Morrison of tho
Amorlcun Fcdoratlou of Labor, Into
today entered oral pleas of not
guilty beforo Justico Wright of tho
District Supremo Court. Thoy also
ontored a ploa of Immunity under
Blatuto of limitations nnd nttnckod
tho court for not having instituted
tho proceedings within tho statutory
tlmo limit. Further hearing has
been postponed for ten days.
probably bo tho
Last Shipment
of tho season ot
Apricots
Parties wishing thorn for canning
should PHONE OKUEHS EAHLY.
Wo will nlso havo a full lino of
othor fruits
Tho President will nrrlvo In this PEACHES, GRAPES MELONS, ETC,
afternoon from Coqulllo Rlvor points, i
Tho Coos liny, tho now speed boat,'
n cargo for Gold Bench and Hum
boldt nnd will tnko down a party off
Coos Bay hunters.
Tho ConBtor leaves tomorrow with
n cargo from Gold Beach nnd Humboldt.
Tho Nnnn Smith will cross out this
afternoon laden with lumbor from
tho C. A. Smith mill bound for Bay
Point.
The Bazar
HOUSE OF QUALITY
PHONE 32.
Tho launch Tioga Is on tho ways
for repairs and tho Shamrock Is tak
ing her run.
Tho Nan n Smith brought up tho
now hollers for tho Liberty which
will bo Installed nt once nnd tho Lib
erty put Into commission. Tho now
hollers woigh 15,000 pounds.
WATCH! NOTICE!
Homer Mauzey, an of tho drivers
nd tho solicitor for us Is out for
-aundry. Watch him! ho is liable
to stop you on tho stroot and explain
all details of Laundry and also to bo
at your oomo any tlmo. Ho knows
Laundry business from A to Z.
Marshfiel Hand and
Steam Laundry
PJ!ON 220.J
PHONE I. 8. KAUFMAN CO.,
YOUR COAL ORDERS, JJU.BO TON.
After tho show try a Turkish nath
Phono 214-J.
Road the Times' W ant AJs.
APRICOTS
A SMALL Shipment on the
Redondo
Your grocer will have them
while they last
Good Livery Service
Fancy now rigs, good homes and
inroful drivers aro now at tho dls
osal ot the Coos Bay public at
REASONABLE RATES.
Rigs or rigs with drivers ready for
ny trip anywhoro any tlmo. Horses
boarded and rigs cared for.
Now hearso and special accommo
dations provided for funeral parties.
W. L. CONDRON'S
LIVKRY ANI) PBKI1 STABLES
PHONE 27U.J '
WE HAVE A LOCK LAMP
GUARD that will keop you
from losing that Mazda
lamp in the hall you have had
to replace so often. It is thhf
proof.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
PHONE 237-J
Sprains requlro'caroful treatment.
Keep qule and apply Chamborlali's
Llnlmont freely, it will romovo tho
soreness and quickly restore tho parts
to a healthy condition. For salo by
all dealers.
Second Week of Merchant & Son's
emi Annual Clearance Sale
Bargains Extraordinary for the Final Days
Everything sold at ridiculously low prices, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Dry Goods,
Furnishings, etc, etc, Take advantage,
$4 to $4.50 Ladies' Oxfords, $2.65
Unrestricted choosing from our entire stock of Ladies' Fine Oxfords, in Patent,
Valoure and Kid, . Buttons, strap and lace in all the very latest styles, Sizes fom
2 1-2 to 7, widths AA to EE,
Tatke Advantage
$1.75 to $2.50 Misses' and Children's Oxfords
We have an unusually large stock of Misses and Children's Oxfords in, patent
valoure and kid, button or lace, sizes from 5 1-2 to 2, They are priced to sell quick,
Sizes 5 1-2 to 8 50c
Sizes 8 1-2 to 11 60c
Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 70c
50 to 75c Children's
Straw Hats 10c Each
We have a big stock of Children's
Straw Hats, more than wo are able to
sell this season at regular prices, so
we are determined to make a cleaning
and have put the price at
Choice 10c Each
Ladies' Dress Skirts
at One-Half Price
About 100 Ladies' Dross Skirts
ranging in price from $2,50 to $15,
Come in black, navy, gray, brown
and garnet, Materials are serge,
voile, Panama and fancy mixtures,
Final reduction
One-Half Regular Price
Embroideries, Laces and Trimmings
We have by far tho largest stock of Embroideries, Laces and Trimmings in
Coos county and can supply you with all the very latest materials for your trlm
I mlngs as an extra special during this sale. We have placed the entire department
f at your disposal at very low prices,
TAKE ADVANTAGE.
Merchant & Son
JWESSIOML DIRECTORY
T" It A. C. llUIlHOUGIIS, ,
7 Scientific Mubsnstht,
Treats nil dlseasos Ofllco. corner
Second nnd Contrnl Avenue.
Ofllco hours 11 to 12 a. tu.
2 to 5 p. in.
pK. II. II. MOOIIE, Chiropractor.
Clironlo Diseases Specialty
203 Coos Bids Phono 81-L
Ofllco hours 1 to 5; 6:30 to 7:30
Sunday 3 to 5
pU. G. V. LKSMR,
-' Osteopathic Physician
Graduate ot tho Amorhan school ot
Osteopathy at Klrksvlllo, Mo. Ofllco
In Eldorado Dlk. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to
4; Phono 161-J; Marahfleld; Oregon.
rIt. J. Y. INGRAM,
' Physlclnn and Surgeon.
209-210 Coke Building
hones: Ofllce 102J; Residence 1021.
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W. BEKKHTT,
Lawyer.
Ofllce over Flanagan & Bennett Bank
Iarshfleld Oregon
T"H. J. T. McCORMAO,
. Physician and Surgeon
Marshfleld, Oregon.
Ofllce: Lockhart Building,
opposite Post OUce.
Phone 10 5-J
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
Sec CORTHELL
Phono aiai
THE OPINION OF AN
ADVERTISING EXPERT
(Fred J, Runde, In "S'gns of the Times")
"Thd lighted electric bulb Is today one of
the greatest advertising mediums In exist-
ence, ' J
"The growing use that this medium has '
been put to in recent years is phenomenal; J
"The electric bulb is the only medium to- ' I
day that can actually talk to us, and that can
readily give us action in our ads,"
Ask our New Business Department about
Animated Signs.
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Oregon Power Co.
Telephone 178
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