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THE COOS BAY TIMES, llIARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBlR 4,1911 EVENING EDITION.
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COOS BAY TIMES
M. O. MALONKY
DAN E. MALONEY
Editor and Pub.
News Editor
Address all communications to
COOS HAY DAILY TIAIK8.
Marshllcld :: :: :: :: Oregon
Dedicated to tho sorvlce cf tbo
pooplo, that no good causa shall lack
a champion, and that ovll shall not
thrive unopposed.
Entered at tho postoflice at Marsu
lo!d, Oregon, for transmission
Jhr,ough tho malls as second class
tnall matter.
Au Independent Kopubltaan news
paper published every evening except
Sunday, and wookly by
The, .Coos Uny Tlmos Publishing Co,
WITH THE
X TOAST A IV D TEA X
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GOOD EVENING.
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Kind words are tho music of ,
tho world. Fober.
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BLESSINGS
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
DAILY.
Onoyoar $6.00
Per menth 60
WEICLY.
One yoar 11.50
' Whon paid strictly In adv.ance the
ubsorlptlen prico of tho Coos Bay
Times la 45.00 p-ir year or 12.50 (or1
ift'S.PJP?- ...
OFFICIAL rIJKK ftF THE CTTY
OF MAR8HFIELW.
Official Paper of Coos County
T
JIB 1JI of Joo Dnyi.dson, a young
Jmorlcan sculptor who refuses to
Vo clasflffled .b'.ut 'whoso Work had
'already gained wido reputation, Is of
Interest in relntlbn to tho alwnyB baf
fling, question of tho proper or Ideal
fl'nvlronmont f6r an artist.
"" 'Bavicjuon Aha come up from pov
erty nnd obscurity 'and h'nB apparently
yw,on success without courting It. Ho
Us mnlnjy solf-tnught, and has made
ra placo for himself while cnrofully
instructed art atiulonts are still
.utruggllnK for recognition. Ho bf
gnn earning hlH own living whon ho
nyns 1C years old and not only sup
iportcd himsolf but gavo part of hts
earnings to his fnmlly. Ho has gono
hungry and slept on park bonchos
yet In splto of this, or perhnps bo
cnuho of It, ho has Hucnvodotl.
That ho has comu close to the
heart of humnnlty his various pieces
Dhow plainly: And tho thoorlst Is
'"anoved to doclaro that this li n result
" .of hla oxporlonco In tho real struggle
tfor oxistonco. But nlong with tho
big, totorant appreciation for tho bur
16ns of life soon In his "Till." "Tho
'' Enrth." and "Tho End of Hay,"
(thoro Ib n carofrud oxub-jrnnco and
Joy of living In his "Vlclory,"
"Night," nnd "A Uusslan Duncor."
Thoro aro possibly no rules and
formulas for tho workings of gonlus
but it Is refreshing to llml nn artist
unomblttored by tho hardships of lira
own Hfo, to boo him nblo to Interpret
aymimthollcnlly tho heavy bunion of
toll nnd tho othorcnl beauty of mo
tion and tho fulliu of Joy In living.
PorhnpH It Ih Iwonuno of bin ovn bnjil
Hchoollng In whh of obKcini'.v and
jiorhnpH iikiiIii It Ih only by tbo lllH
of IiIh Illuminating gouluH.
ALONG THE WATHRI'ROXT.
Tho Proaldunt Is In from tho Co
iilllo with lumbor and gunoral
freight.
Tho Uott'oe Ih In from tho Sluslnw
with fliili and will take a enrgo of
morcbnndlso back with hop.
Tho Itaudolph is in from ltoguo
rlvor with a cargo of wool. Sho will
lake guuentl merchaudlHO buck.
Tho Nairn Smith and Palsy Mit
chell sallod lato Saturday afternoon
for tho south with cargoes from tbo
C. A. Smith mill.
Tho Saginaw got to sea nbout 7
o'clock Saturday ovcnlng. Whllo go
ing down tho Bay, bIio struck on the
shoal opposlto tho Cold Storage plant.
It'B what I thank Cod foreachnlght
A llttlo cabin that's mlno by right,
The strength of a man for work or
fight,
And food and light.
It's what I thank God for each day
A wife with novor too much to say;
A wlfo, a dog, nn a child for play,
For those I'd pray.
I thank God for tho land I tread,
A plpo to smoko and an easy bod,
Tho .thatch I mndo that's over my
head,
And dally bread. i
I .thnnk God for an Irish namo,
And a son of mine to bear' tho same,
My pwn to loyo nnd nono to blame,
No moro I'd claim.
Watkins' Pony
Slough Reflections
SOME STRENUOUS AND
SENSIBLE SAYINGS BY
SAGE OF "THE CEDARS."
Do not allow your kidney and blad
der trouble to develop beyond tho
reach of medicine. Take Foley Kid
ney Pills. They gtvo quick results
and stop Irregularities with surpris
ing promptness. For salo by Red
Cross Drug Store.
PUo( Ideas, who havo noma Inventive ability
lllfcll please wriUilJHKKI.KV M.INTIHK,
(fall I'sient Allerneja. Wuklinlon. II. U
Lies always go In droves, thoy nre
necessary for tho protection of each
other.
Somo Coos Bay men aro always
ready to qhango their opinions when
no ono agrees with (hem.
Jlut '
When old, man Noah built his ark
Th,oy thought "he was a bloomlri'
mark.
They laughed at Ulm and called him
"mutt."
And In their sleeves thoy chortfedt
but ' ' '(
Whon Fulton built his queer old tub
Men laughed anil said ho' was a dub.
Thoy Bald: '"This fellow's off his
nut!"
Ho was a Joko In those days, but
Whon Wilbur Wright said: "I can
fly,"
Men smiled and winked tho other
eye.
Thoy kidded him and said, "Tut,
tut;"
Thoy thought that ho was daffy,
but
When Chandler snld: "Now, you can
bet '
We'll havo n rallwny to Coos Bay
yet." '
Somo smiled and said you'ro In n rut
And can't get' out, but
So, gontlo readers, do not loer
Whon somo dnmphool does some
thing quoor,
A gonlus Is a funny nut.
His actions aro peculiar, but
DIXIT
Nothing falls so hard as a gold pen
or a two bit ulgar.
Tom NIcoIh Ih In receipt of a lottor
from bis old friend. John A. McDon
ald of Dayton, Oregon, In which ho
touchori up tho local situation hi a
poetical manner. Mr.McDonaldwIllbo
remomborod by many having visited
Mr. NIcoU hero last year. Ho con
cludes a long loiter to him ns fol
lows: "I must quit writing you of religion
and politics,
I write you now of oil and gas
Ami other things that will como to
pass
You'ro oil and railroad suro muat
come
Or suro as h you'ro on 'tho bum.
Then pump her up nnd go nhead
And If you don't you'ro surely dond.
All you havo Is very fair
But the town Is built upon hot air,
Thon wrlto mo soon nnd toll mo nil
If you get railroad and oil this fall."
Of courBO Mr. McDonald would not
wrlto this without a poet's llceuso but
Tom will wrlto him thnt wo aro suro
As an Investment common honesty
and common decency may not yield
quick roturns, bu at last, whon eter
nal silence roigns, tnen common non
esty and common decency nre lha on
ly things that count, tho only .things
that do count.
Tho man who brings four dollars
nnd his family andmnkos his homo
among us Is worth to any cumtu'lutty
a forty aero field full of high brows,
who llvo elsewhere and leave their
land holdings to bo enhanced In value
at our oxponsd.
My son, It It concedod your father
Is a fool, but 'try to bear with him
vot a whllo as best you may. for you
'wlllnced him to dig 'tiio potatoes aiiil'
clean tho cow barn while you uro
'. . . ..!- .i...i...i. J...-.:-i .
engaged in mo uiuuuuiu uiuuriiiinu ui
rbadlng "Olil Sflouth," smoklnij cigar
ettes nnd disporting your latest hof
socks.
Tho bllllonalrd'dcBccrntcs tho crad
lo olid1 tho'roS-o to 'attain his' horde,
Wappoaso hls'abtfftd donates" 'to ah
outraged public llbrarrbs bf "Bliffalo
rimi" ''Bill BUnttlno7,,,'Nlck Carter,"
"bid 8iouthva'nd tho like, did' ho but
tb'n'diirt'hom Hi n btinit offorln'g per
haps' thoy would bo'moro acceptable
besides saving an Immonso amount of
tl'mo to tho young and largo Invest
ments In cigarettes.
Tho cost of repairing tho
wiring In our building In
Marshfleld was nine dollars.
Tho owner nt onco got a re
duction of Fifty Dollars per
year in tho lnsnrnncfc.
Think It over.
Coos Bay firing Co.
PHONE SaT-J
II Hi "I' I 'I '-lll'il...
Hnwloy, congressman, Btnndpnttcr,
assembly, salary as congressman
$7,500 per annum; olllco In W. O. W.
$1,200 por nnnum; total, $8,700 per
annum. Gracious, rwhat a lot of
money for so llttlo wool I But como
to think of It I do rocnll that tho
aforosald did actually go from ono
department to another In Washington
to protest against tho abolishment of
custom house whoso ofllcor Is paid a
salary of $l,o6o por annum nnd
whoso totnl receipts aro $40 fop tho
sariio time. Ho who elovntes his nose
nnd b'rdwB nt any ono who performs
honest' toll of any sort, hot only
writes himsolf an aBs but is in fact
an onomy of mankind.
to havo moro than ono inllroad and
tho probability of oil and gas Is
stronger thnn over.
Tho latest local Joko: "Havo you
Keen Davo Jonos with his bonr Hklu
and ho runs a clothing store, too."
AMONG THE DOCTORS
Do YOU Want
Plums or Prunes
FOR CANNING
Buy Them Whenever You
See Any for the Crop Is
Short and FJiey Will lot
Last Long.
When I foil Blck In Chlnn, thoy
called tho doctor In; ho pounded on n
tom-tom and rnlBOH a frightful 'Mn.
Ho snld. "The ovll spirits must first bo
chased away, and then I'll chnngo tho
troatmont and ninKo n tea or nay; rn
clvo you shredded toadstools, and Ink
nnd powdered snakes, and burn somo
yollow feathors, and thus euro up
your aches. This house can know no
honJIiiK till ghosts aro chased thoro
from; so watch mo piny tho cowbell,
and swnt the Thomas-torn." When
I fell sick In Kansas, tho stern physi
cian enmo, and spent tho morning
working tho diagnosis gnmo; ho
pinched me In tho larynx, ho pokod
mo In tho lung; ho hit mo with a
hammer, ho squinted at my tongue.
And then ho groaned with pity, and
scratched his whiskered Jaw, and
snld: "It's bunlonltls worst caso I
evor saw! Just bring nn ax and buck
saw, and water In n kog, and sit upon
his forohead I must how off his leg."
Whon next dlscaso has got mo, and I
am Boro afraid, I'll hustlo back to Chi
na, whoro doctors knoy tholr trndo.
WALT MASON.
Tbo Times Want Ads bring result
Trunks and
Suit, Cases
Traveling Bags
Did you know that wo carried ono of
tho best Hues of suit cases, trunks
and traveling bags on Coos Bay?
When you need nnythlng in this
lino you will save money nnd get sat
isfaction by Inspecting our stock.
Wo buy direct from tho factory and
you get tho benefit of tho saving.
SUIT CASKS from $2.50 to $1.1.00
TRUNKS.... from 80.00 to $1.1.00
TRAVELING BAGS,
from $1.7.1 to $10..10
Business Directory
'Following Is a list of Rellablo
Business FlrmB that It will
Pay to PJtronlzo.
'" ' "Go To"
WILLEY & SCHR0EDER
for
Plumbing 'and Heating
rarsh'fleldj'dre., Phoiier73
STAMEN
AH kind of photograph work
Bromide enlArgfag 'gad kodak
'finishing. '
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-J. -L. KOONTZ
Machine and Repair-Shops.
GKNElt Ali MACniNIBT
Bteam and Gas Englna Work
At 'Holland's 'boat'shop, front
lifdot, Manihflbld, Or.
BKARY'8 GUN SnOP
Pull' lino bf Blcyclo supplies. '
Gun, blcyclo, machine lock repair
ing, Keys made and flttod.
K. HANDEL, Prop.
No. 007 No. Front St. Phono 180-R
MARSHFIHLD'S POPULAR
FAMILY bOTRL
"' Hud Lion
Rates reductd'to: Day 60c, 75a and
l'.00;-weelr $2.00 to'fB.eo. House
ke'eplng'apartmehtB with gas ran get
flO.'OO to '$18.00 por month. FREE
BATHS K. W. SULLIVAN. Prop.
WILL EXCHANGE My $2,100,
'equity In u C-room "bung.ilov, lot
80x92, Woodstock Add., Portlnnd,
Oro. Valued at $3,000, for ncreaee
noar or proporty In Mnrsiifluid. Or.
I am tho ownor of this bungalow,
nnd shall only donl direct with
ownor of proporty. If you knw ol
nny ono wishing to txchano Iiiivh
them wrlto L. J. Juston, 49-1
Morrl8son St., Portland, Orogon.
COOS HAY TO DRAIN Quickest
tlmo posslblo Hoidcii Auto Line,
via Allegany. Through faro $H.25.
Stago, stennior nnd nuto via Gardl
nor. Through In ono day $7. CO.
Drain, Coos Bay stago lino. Through
n two days $0.50. CO pounds of
baggago tree. Norton & Hanson, nets.
We Clean and Press
Ladies' and Gent's Suits
Goods Called for
andJDelivered
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
PHONE MAIN 57-J
JIhe Bazar
Phone 32
The House of Quality.
Good Livery Service
Fancy new rigs, good horses and
areful drivers are now at the dls
osal of the Coos Bay public at
REASONABLE RATES.
Rigs or rigs with drivers ready for
ny trip anywhere any time. Horses
)oarded and rigs cared for.
New hearse and special accommo
dations provided for funeral parties.
W. L. CONDRON'S
LIVERY AND PEED STABLES
PHONE 273-J
SCHOOL TIME
IS SHOE TI
ME
Bring the Bpys apd Girls to
the Big Store to be
Fitted Qi
Your boys and girls will .need new shoes , for school,
Have you given this important matter .the .thought it de
serves? Or do you jus.t buy any kind of shoes and if
the soles wear out or tho uppers split in a couple of
weeks, blame .It tin t(ie children? Really, the fault is not
theirs. Children can not be expected to sit' quietly to
save shoe expense, Rather, you should economize by
providing your children with shoes that Will stand tha
wean
Sriffig Tjhem fcre, Please the
Boys and Girls and
Vf:Y 'U fl,VO M4J-!r tiv !"
Save Money
,,i V jt
u
Formerly.Merchant & Kammerer
No Smoking Wax
With Electric Flat Irons
The smell of smoking wax is not agreeable and
Jhe fumes injure delicate throats.
"ax is not necessary with hlectric Flat Irons
is not used at all. :
The wax-fumes danger of catching fire occa
sional damage to the article being ironed are
all eliminated.
The surface of the Electric Iron is always smooth.
Electric Flat Irons, $3,00
IroningDonc
In Half the Time
With Half
The Labor
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Telephone 17S
Oregon Power Company
Abstracts, Real Estate,, Five
ancl Marine Insurance
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Slgr.
Coqullla Offl:o Phone 191 Marahlleld Offlce 14-J.
Farms Timber Coal and Platting Lands a peclalty.
Qensral Agent "BA8TSIDB"
UNIQUE PANTATORIUM
Wo are expert dyers and cleaners.
Hat work of all kinds. Our work
will please you.
Suits made to order.
S50 Centml Ave. Phone 250X
tROSS &, PINEGOR
PROPRIBTOR t-
WATCH! NOTICE!
Homer Mauzey, one of the drivers
nnd the solicitor for us Is out for
Laundry. Watch him! ho Is llablo
to stop you on the street and explain
all details of Laundry and also to he
at your home any time. He knows
Laundry business from A to Z.
Marshfield Hand and
Steam Laundry
PIION.. 220-J
AMOK n
Tho Popular Picnic Boat.
Now makes regular schedule on
tho South Coos River run. Lonves
Marshfleld week days at 4 q. m. Ar
rive In Marahndld at 8:'45a. 'a.
Sunday, leaves Marahfleld'4at'8 . ai
Return at" 8 p. m. v
BARGAINS IN DWKLL1X0
BUY NOW
R.TInnm hnnsn nt Day Park.
Clna tinn f"nnh ''
4 . Ibu Y vv. vmw - . -
a t i it- mnrlOO.
17nofal.1a ""
Dwellings In Bunker HlH.
o. a.., xfnrohflniH. Ferndale
North Bend at bargains.
nAi T?n... lnanMtirn and ' I
08, Central Ave.. Marshfleld0
A Mnrtnrn Tlrlnk Building. Ell I
Lights, Steam Heat.. Blesw
Furnished Rooms with Hot
and Cold Water
HOTEL OOOB
U. A. Allium. "" jl
Cor. Bfokdyar and Market
v Marshfleld, Oregon. A