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KIVm 'trwfn' wrr- rfV'WF iIFFOv"( M if ' THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1911 EVENING EDITION. COOS BAYTIMES M. O. MALOXEY Kdllor and Pub. DAN 13. MALOXEY Kena Editor Entered at tlio postofnco at Marsh Held, Oregon, for transmission through tlio malls as socoud class mall mattor. Dedicated to the sorvlco of tho peoplo, that no good cause shall lack champion, and that ovll shall not thrive unopposed. URGES ARAXDONMENT OK 1I NOMIXATIOXAL DISTINCTIONS THE Outlook's edltor-ln-chlef out lines what ho considers tho church for today. It Is hased on abandonment of de nominational distinctions In towiiB of small population where one evangel ical church Is all that Is needed for tho Protestant population. Tho message of this church would bo as Blmple as tho Christ's sermon on tho mount, or Peter's sermon nt I'onocost. The congregations would consist of tho speakers of several lan guages and hnvo English speaking, German, Italian, Polish or Scandi navian pastors. Tho building would Jiavo at least two halls for preaching nnd ample equipment for tho work of Us social settlements during tho week. Tho church should bo mulnly sup ported by Americans, but mnlnly for tho benoftt of tho foreigners. Tho recommendations are cour ageous to tho point of radicalism. Thoy call for reconstruction that con Horvatlves consider revolution. But tho solution of tho problem of the un churched In unchurched communities lies along some such road. I WITH THE t t TOAST AND TEA t GOOD EVEXIXG. Never a minute shall you do- splse, Use It In some strong way. Doing your best through each hour that flies, Gives life n noble day. ALDIS DUN'UAIl HALLOWE'EN ADIGALL SCOTT RUNIWAY YEA US OLD. IS 7" Oregon "Grand Old Woman ExiktH to Sw Suffrage In StnU', for She Hum Iiong Tolled. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 31. On October 23 "Oregon's Grnnd Old Woman," Ablgnll Scott Dunlwny, cel ebrated tho 77th annlvqrsary of her birth. Although Mrs. Dunlwny has work ed ttrelciisly for tho cause of suffrage for four decades, sho has uovor re ceived n cont of money for her la bors, but sho declares she would rather havo the lovo and respect that Is accorded to her than a king's ran som. Now, In evening of her days, slio is cheerod, bIio says, by tho knowledge that tho spirit of tho work to which sho has devoted her life "In afloat In tho Oregon air." "Oregon noxt," Is tho slogan of tho women of tho Pacific coast nnd Oregon's cham pion of woman's suffrage Is serene ovor tho outlook for victory at the 1912 election. Mrs. Dunlwny has little pntlonco with tho porso nwlio IiowIb for the old-fashioned woman. As an Indica tion nf her nttltudo toward equal rights, an nmiiHlng anecdote Is told of the recent mooting of tho Statu Federations nf Womon's clubs at HoHohurg. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Alderman, nt the close of nn nddrcss, declared that he hoped tho timo would coino when every girl would bo required to mnke her own graduating dress. He wan hardly seated' before Mrs. Dunlwny was upon her feet nnd burst forth with: "There Is no more reason for a girl's being required to make her own graduating drugs than for a boy to make his own graduating Irons- ors!" and she snt down unildst the laughter and npplnuso of the audi onco. Whon tho autumn winds are sighing, And the trees nnd (lowers dying, Clothe tho earth In mournful gray; When tho chestnuts all are turning, From tho fading sun's last burning, And tho squirrels hoard each day; Then it Is that sprites are hiding, Future fates for young deciding For a great romantic eve. Most uncanny pranks are plotted, work to each imp Is allotted, So wo nil love to believe. When tho longed-for night Is reigning Hearts are beating, cars arc strain ing For n supernatural sign; Maiden Alls tho bowl with wnterj (Just to find out who's to court her) Glides through rooms unrnv'llng twine; Holds tho candle' foro the mirror; Breathlessly she looks for fear her Future husband won't bo seen. So It was, and nlwayB will bo Suporsltltutlon, charm and myst'ry With tho thought of hnllowo'cn. Selected. Most rat holes will bear looking Into. CHARGES AGAINST HUS1JAX1). Isn't tho lover who storm a rnln-benu? braves the It doesn't rcqulro nn axo to cut an acquaintance. Corn on tho cob Is moro acceptable than corn on the foot. COXXECTICUT TURKEY 1'OH PllKH. TAI-T WATERHURY, Conn., Nov. 1 Connecticut hopes to sup- plying President Tnft's tnblo with a Thanksgiving turkey. A local farmer hns nn especially attractive and supposedly tooth- 8omo gobbler which nlrendy weighs nearly 30 pounds, and which will take on ndded weight undur tho special training of tho weeks to come. It Is bolng fed on a diet of blended cereals mixed with nuts, wild rlco nnd celery steeped In sweet wines. This diet Is expected to produra u piquant taste, something llko n combination of Scotch quail nnd American woodcock. Mrs. Lester Phillips Unable to Get Anyone to Substantiate Her Claims The novel sight of a woman at tempting to get someone to prefer charges ngntust her husband to have him sent to the State hospital for tho liiBnnu, has been witnessed by the Mnrshileld otllcors nnd a number of others tho pnst few days. Tho wo mnn In question Is Mrs. Lester Phil lips of Hunker Hill. Up to dntc, she has been tumble to secure any one to prefer tho charges against him. Judgo Hall nnd Justice Pcunock re fuse, to hnvo anything to do with the case until sho gets someone, besides hersolf to mnko tho complnlnt. Sho stated to them that sho wanted to lenvo Saturdny for her old homo In Mnlne and did not want to take her husbnnd with her or lcavo him alone horc. Ho hnB been omployod In tho blacksmith shop nt tho mill. Friends of Mr. Phillips dcclnro that there Is absolutely no foundation of tho char ges his wife Is making ngnlnst him nnd that tho whole thing Is duo to n family row. Phillips and his wlfo aro mlddlc-ngod. PLAN till TO PORT ORFORD Due Tomorrow. Tho Bronkwuter Is duo In early tomorrow from Port land. Tho Nnnn Smith Is nlso due In early tomorrow from Day Point. Arno Moreen, who hns been spending Bomctlmo In California, Is expected hero on her. RHIEKS OK HANRON. In Xews of Clty-by-tlu-Sea its Told The Recorder. C. E. Dowmnu will soon commence the construction of tho bnsement for n pnlatlal new residence to bo built on his lot on the plank road next spring. Chns E. and Jns Lowrlo of Port Orford, old time miners nnd pros pectors, nro guests at Hotel Galllor. Tho gentlemen are going to San Francisco with samples of n mctnl they havo discovered nud cannot classify. Tuesday, A. A. Miller was unfor tunnte enough to badly crush hla right nnklo whllo felling timber. Ilia foot was caught between tho fallen treo and a stump, and It required the assistance of two men before he could bo relieved. Wo undorstnnd no hones wero broken, but ho will necessarily bo on tho retired list for some Hylmo. .lACKHAItlllT OX MAIX STREET OK SALEM SALEM, Ore., Oct. 31 A big Jackrubblt visited Salem tho other doy. L. H. McMnhnn spied him hopping down Statu street Cl'LLINGS OK COQUII.TiE. Coos Comity Sent XeH its Told by The Sentinel. Claude Waters of l.oe brought in porno potatoes this week of tlio Whlto Star variety that aro wonders for size and beauty. Ho raised about fifty Hacks of these potutoes on about u qunror of an acre of ground. Articles of Incorporation wero filed with the county clerk this week by tho following llrms: Coos nnd Cur ry Land, with oIIIcoh at llaudoii; Han don Clay Product company for tho niunufnctuiu of brick and tile. near tho Lndd nud Rush bnnk nt 12:30 o'clock noon nnd gnvo chase. Two hundred boys nnd dogs Joined. The rabbit mado n dlvo for Pntcrson's saloon but finding that closed to nil under 21 years, ho turned nnd circled two blocks nnd run Into the city Jul! whero he cfcuped his pur- suers. Ho Is now In possession of tho flro boys. GOV. WEST NOT ELIGIBLE Oregon Executive Rom In Cmindu nud Can't be Vlce-Prnddciit. SALEM, Ore., Nov. 1. Tho boom ing of United States Senator Goro of Oklahomu for Governor Oswald West of Oregon whom Gore Is quoted as saying he would llko to seo ns tho Democratic uundldnto for the vlco presidency ns n running mnto nf Woodrow Wilson, must conio to naught, according to politicians bore. The constitution says that tho pres ident of the United States must bo native born. Wost wns horn In Cnn- udu nud was naturalized about a de cade ago. This would act as an ef fective bar to his candidacy, even If tho road to tho nomination wns bo ra. C. Drew, business mnnngcr of tho Coos Hay Homo Tolcphono Co., Is In tho city superintending tho re moval of tho ofllco of tho company from tho Ilosa building across tho streot Into tho Thrift building. Two new switch boards will bo Installed one for long dlstnnco nnd ono for local ubo, which will do nwny with tho exasperating waits whon tho "lino Is busy." Mr. Drew Informs us thnt Ilnndon will hnvo about 3 GO subscribers by Jununry 1st, and pos sibly -100, which will then mnko this plnco a second clnss ofllco. Work Is progressing rapidly nn the preparation of tho now chnrter for tho city of Ilnndon, nnd tlio chnr tor will bo ready In nbout two weeks It will then prnbnbly bo put up to tho peoplo for discussion nt a mass meeting, and any changos or nmond mentB can bo suggested boforo It Is finally put to voto for adoption or rejection. Southern Railroad Company Incorporated In Washington 1 For. That Purpose. OLYMPIA, WnBh., Nov. 1. With headquarters at Seattle and $2,000,- 000 capital, tho Oregon Southern Ilnllroad company has been organiz ed by J. Arnold Doylo of Spokane; H. M. Fnrren of Uolso, and Charles Ilndcbough of Corning, Cnl. Ac cording to the articles filed with tho Secretary of Stato here, tho purpose Is to construct n railroad front Ash land, Ore,, to Med ford,, to Jackson ville, to Grants Pass, to Eugene, nnd to Port Orford, with branches into California nnd in Oregon Tho throe Incorporators, with George Godfrey nnd Geofgo E. Uoos, compose tho first board of trustees. A Medford papor says concerning the nbove: The filing of tho Important papers foreruns the construction of tho last medium In tho prosperity of thoj Roguo River valley. When Messrs. i Doylo and Farran wore In this city two weeks ago they gavo out tho an nouncement thnt If nil wns satisfac tory to othor representatives they would stnrt actual construction on tho now Intorurbnn system by Feb ruary 1. Tho successful outcomo of tho mission Insures this step. It Is now expected thnt tho repre sentatives of tho compnny will apply for a franchise to opornto in tho Btreots of Medford from tho city council betweon now nnd tho first of the yenr. Right of way agents nro expected to bo In tho valley by Jan uary 1. It Is hinted In Portland rall rond circles that tho lino Is a link In tho proposed ontrnnco of tho Hill system Into San Francisco. Our Big Sale of Woman's and Misses' Suit s Begins Tomorrow Morning at 9:00 o'Clock Come Early coos BUILDING MYERS' WOMEX'S AXD MISSES' WEAR. MARSHFIELD OREGOX HAXDOX OIL PROSPECTS. Oil prospects nt tho Mloceno Oil & Gns Co.'b woll on Bear Creek woro never brighter than nt tho present moment, and work Is bolng pushed both doy and night. Mr. Konworthy of tho McKuttrlck oil fields of Cali fornia, an export driller, will hnvo chnrgo of ono crow and work In con Junction with C. A. Smith, head dril ler. Tho woll Is now down HfiO feet, nnd tho formation now bolnir worked In Is an oxact dunllcnto of tho capping of tho reservoirs In our Bis ter stntes. Bnndon Recorder. Hnvo your Job Tho Times' ofllco. printing dono nt THE PEOPLE'S P0RUM Tho Times will bo ploasod to pub lish lettors from Its renders on all questions of publlo Intorost. Ench lottor must bo signed by tho wrltor, and so fnr as posslblo bo limited to 00 words. In publishing theso let ters It must bo understood that The Times does not Indorso tho vlows ex pressed thoroln; It Is simply nffordlng u menns for the votclng of dlfferont opinions on all questions affecting tho publlo wojfnro. Prof. A. Richards TEACHER OK PIAXO. nd" volco culture Annolntment hour 1 to 2 o'clock. Applicants call at Studio, Songs tneken Bldg., 1.10 Rrondwny. JMJSSJPALDIREJCT0RY 1TH. E. K. WIXKLER, XJ Naturopath nnd Chiropractor. All chronic diseases treated. Consul tation freo. Ofllco hours: 10 12 n. m.; z to o una c to H p. m Naturopath Institute Room No. 1. No. 13C Broadway, Marshflold, Oro THAT GYMNASIUM. Fred Barker ran his hand In the feed roller of the planer at tho Co- qullle .Mill nud Miueuutlle company's sot by nn other obstnrlus. null Tuesday afternoon. Ills lingers were cut nud bruised. Kliou T.w rell, who took his place at the mach ine ran his bund In the machine In the same manner DOUGLAS I'lOXEER DEAD 30. Hon pioneer of COUGHING AT NIGHT. Means loss of sleep, which U hard on everyone. Mrs. A. Polzor, 25 W. .Jefferson St Omaha, Nob., snys: "I can lecoiniuond Foley's Honey nnd Tnr Compound us u suro euro for coughs and colds. It cured my dnughter of u bad cold, nnd my Nov. 1, '11. ROSKRPRG. Or.. Oct Daniel Warren Stearns. California nud Oregon, Stato Senator jf died Friday night. October 28, 1911, 'neighborhood speaks most highly of nt his home nt Oakland, at tho ago I It." For drnots nud tickling In the of almost U0 jenrs. Ills health had throat, hoarseness, nnd nil coughs been Killing rapidly for several ttiut colds. tnUo Foley's Honey nnd months. 'p,,r compound. Keep nlwnys In tho 'lioiibo. Contains no oplntos Tho Have your calling curds printed nt genuine In n yellow pnekage. Rofuso The Times' olllco, substitutes Red Cross Drug Store MARSHFIELD, Or Editor Times: In last night's Issuo I noticed nu nrtlcle entitled "Plan to Got Now Gymnasium," It seoniH strnngo tho amount of norvo ono must hnvo to bo continu ally trying to unload nn elephant on to tho public. Only n short tlmo ngo thoro was a movement on foot to purehaso the badly dilapidated taber nncle for n Y. M. C. A., thnt having fallod to nrouso suflkiont favor It Is now bolng ndvocnted to unload It on the city schools. If tho schools re quire a gymnasium thoro Is plenty of room nvnllnblo In tho basements to Install whntovor Is necessary. Can rR. G. W. LESLIE, - Osteopathic Phynlclan Qraduato of tho American school of Osteopathy at Klrksvlllo, Mo. Ofllco In Eldorado Blk. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 4: Phono 1C1-J; Marshflold; Oregon J. W. BENNETT, Lawyer. Offleo over Flanagan & Bennott Bault Inrsbflold Oregon T"R. J. T. McCOHMAU, Physician and Surgeon Marshflold, Oregon. JGlco: Lockhart Building, opposite Post OflHe Phono 105-J T"R. A. J. HENDRY'S ' Modem Dental Parlors. Wo nro oqulppod to do high class work on short notice at tho very lowest prices. Examination froo. Lady attendant, Coke building, oppo site Chnndlor hotel. fM jfiOUR j. Ueiglllior. .MI'S. M011SOI1, Clirod tier !, hnt tlila nrnlnrt wns nnMnnn.. " . . I.. 1...1- I. 1.1. ........... .. .. .1 - ------ - ,..",,-. ..., w .n..,.. mi, nun lormor niiiiie inmuy wiiii ruwy iiunuy nnuiod In tho office of the C, A. Smith I wmiKius cijiiiiiy, i.u- iiiiiiiuuuu. r.vurjiiiiu in our Lumbor company to bleed tho city for slow private accounts? I. o. thnt $G00 yot due. If so I hnvo an amend ment to offer to their motion, that Is the city nssumo nil slow private ac counts rognrdless of whom they nro owed, to bo used ns a Jjnsls for ma terial In tho bookkeeping department of our schools for the real accounts would be much moro practical, don't you know. ' (E. Don McCrnry) CITIZEN. DR. H. R. MOORE, Chiropractor Chronic Diseases n Specialty 203 Coos Bldg Phono 81-L Ofllco hours 1 to 5. Snow Drift Flour Highest Quality NOTICE TO FISHERMEN. Wo want fresh salmon and nra prepared to pay the highest cash price for thorn. For further parti culars see C. G. HOCKETT, Empire City, or GEO. F. SMITH, Coos RJvor T. J. SCAIFE A. II. IIODQINS Marshfield Paint, 8k Decorating Co. Estimates Furnished MARSHFIELD. Phone 140L Oregon $ 1 00 Reward For nny sowing machine I can't place In first class order. Supplies for all machines furnished. Leavo orders, drop a postal card or phone Rogers hotel. C. S. Leibendorfer Export Machinist. Phono 111-L Tho Tlmos' Want Ads bring results jRoferenco O. O. Lund, leather butcher STATEMENT OF CONDITION Flanagan & Bennett Bank MARSHFIELD, OREGOX At tho closo of business September 1st, 1011. ItesourccB, Loans and Discounts $397,393,9 J Banking Houso CO, 000.00 Cash and Exchanges 141,540,53 Total $588,010.10 Liabilities Capital Stock paid in J50.000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 54,105.72 Doposlts s . . . 484,774.74 Totnl 9588,1)10.10 A Wise Old Owl make I see Said Shiftless Snm: "Ic Is easy enough to money If you hnvo money to mnko It with. chnncos every dny to moko money If I only had a little stnKo to Btnrt with, but a follow that has no capital doesn't hnvo a fair shako In this world." Snld tho Wlso Old Owl: "You novor will havo a Btako until you Btnrt. Stop your spending nnd try sav ing. Pinch out u little of yourienrnlng and. start a bank account no mattor how small. Add to It. Tho longer you put It off tho longer opportunity will glvo you tho cold flhouldor." Which ono was right, Snm or tho Owl? The First National Bank OK COOS RAY CAPITAL 9100,000.00 MAHS1IKIELD OREGON WE WILL ACT AS YOUR REPRESENTATIVE IN HOUSE WIRING JOBS Our company is not in tho houso wiring or fixture business, Our interest in housewiring is confined to so curing now customers and securing pleased customers. At the request of any house owner our illu minating experts will plan the lighting instal lation, make specifications and advise as to the reasonableness of figures submitted by contractors, Many people have utilized this service which is offered absolutely free. Our New Business Department is glad always to talk over electrical installations with our customers and to extend the benefit of expert knowledge and information, Telephone No. 178 Oregon Power Co. II E II ?f Ueas-gl" have soma Inventive ability ( l'uitai Atlwuej., WkU(.u. 1. 2 A TUKKISn RATII will I 700 GOOD. Phone 214-J. a , . . &