The Coos Bay times., December 15, 1911, EVENING EDITON, Page 2, Image 2

THE.COOS BAY TIMES, MARSKFIELD, OREGbtf. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15,, 1911 EVENING EDITION.
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All Kinds of Christmas Presents for Young and Old at the Lowest Prices on CoosBay.
COOS BAY CASH STORE Front Street Geo. N. Bolt, Mana,,,
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Committee to Consider Measures for
Improving FncllltlcM for Farm
Children.
CORVALLIS, Ore., Dec. 13. Tho
State Bankers' Association haa nam
ed n committee for six mon who will
hnvo charge of tho movument fori
improving rural conditions, espo-
SAY THAT GOOD
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SECURE ELK
Miss Grace Wolf
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C. Ij. Eslicliimn TcIIh of Vnluo of Il
lumination to CiUes.
(By Associated Press to Coos Day
TImos.)
WASHNIOTON. D. C. Dec. 14
"A woll-dresscd city, llko a well
dressed man, commands attontlon
dally in tho matter of educational mn . nInVAinnii. ohlo. todnv In nn
facilities, bo as to stem the tide of b f , American CItIc
country boys nnd girls going into, the ABBOCntion
cltlos, and keep them on tho home. M Esholmnn was speaking of the
farm, for their own future Tottt as f , t t ,lgntlnB. ln
well as or ho best interest of ttio J ATnorI(.nil cltIoa. and ho declnrod ttant
t.? nAn.d B. -1!' .n.,. f .i,.' a "Drlght Whlto Way" in any city
in jiiibud,. .uj,.ot-..v..v.,ua . ,...- ., fnpolirlnor n hunnnn. nron-
Dankora' Association of ten states
met ln Minneapolis, and ono of tho
chief topics of discussion was tho
absolute ncccsalty of tho retention
of the sonB nnd daughters of tho soil
on tho farm. Each state association
-waB instructed to appoint n commit
tee to tnko up at onco tho work of
Inaugurating nnd carrying out Hiich
measures as should accomplish that
ond.
Tho Oregon committee tins as
Chairman Emory Olmsted of Port
land, and Includes also J. II. Doothe
of Roscburgi J. H. Albort of Salem,
C. J. Mahonqy of Hoppnor, and C. .
Dobell, business administrator of thu
Oregon Agricultural College. As
Boon as a date and place mutunlly
convenient for Stnto Superintendent
of Schools Aldormnn. Pros. V. J.
Korr of tho Agrlcultnral College, nnd
Pros. P. Ii. Campbell of the stnto
university can bo Qxod upon, n moot
ing will be called, probably next
week, by Mr. Olmsted. Such mat
ters as hotter graded rural schools,
lORlbly throin'i t'o coupolldntlon oi
Hiimllcr ones In n township Into ono
largo ono; tho Instruction of tcneh
ors ln agricultural subjects so that
they may give their pupils work of
direct practical bearing on their
dally llfo; transportation facllltliis
for children at n dlstanco from tho
Reboots, will bo discussed at this
meeting.
says newspaper con.
tksts had koii public
Tho Drain Nonpareil says: "The
recent exhibition of Rtronnus offort
to Increnso tho circulation of n nows
paper, exhibits tho decadence of a
power to do good along tho lines
of Journalism, nnd shows It to 1)0
tho bollof that tho llrst and prlmnry
object Is to mako monoy. Tho good
of tho community, tho elevation of
mo-als, tho eduratlon of tho young
by procopt nnd oxumplo, nro second
ary, nnd stnnd little chnnco of hon
est consideration. A newspaper In
n community, no matter how Insig
nificant, should stand for tho host
of everything. To say thnt n pnpor,
oven, should seek nn higher lovol
than tho depraved tastes of a ma
jority of tho cltlens in which It ox
lsts, Is n mlsnomor, and drags down
to I in so uhos a heritage Intended to
oxalt and olovntc mankind To this
ond wo deelnro, that tho reoent con
test by the RoHoburg Hovlew, n news
paper published In this county for
PubserlptloiiR, tends to debase tho
public mind, and create n spirit of
Kambllng, us Insidious as any so
enlled Wall Rtroot manipulation.
That tho Introduction of porsous,
prominent In tho community, one
being a Judge In. our courts, and ono
n nilnlstor of tho gospel, as almoners
of' tho distribution, thus giving tho
approval of Inw and the church ns
tho channels to succoss.
"Wo, therefore put tho stamp of
disapproval as nn editor upon tho
growth of theso schemes as debasing,
immoral and prejudicial to tho pub
lic good."
porlty. Civic prido nnd civic compe
tition, ho snld, woro largely respon
sible for tho increnso in ornamental
lighting systems in tho cities.
Woll-llghtcd Btreots. said Mr. Es
hclmnn, not only hnd nn advertising
vnluo to a city, Indicating prosperity
nnd progressive spirit, hut n benefit
n finUors nnd ccntB could bo trncod
to thorn dlrnctlv.
Mr. Esholmnn cited instances t
whoro a city block, apparontly dend,
was revived to a llvo business thor
oughfare of henvy traffic when pri
vate ontorprlso provided Uio lllumln
ntlon. Modern llghtlnsr on city streets,
Mr. Eshnlmnn, snld was suro to on
rhnnco tho value of nronorty, be
""tise tho valuo of business proportv
fixed only by the amount nnd
k'nd of trnfllc which paRsc It. Ho
"xnlalood tho common condition of
nn pid of a Rtr"et belnc deserted
nnd nnothor sldo Iihr". ns being ilni
n tho tii)orlor Illuminations on tho
l)(IPV eMo,
"Ppnptlnol'v nnv ptreot dlfMtlv
'rlbt'tnrv to p inulnpi tbernuchfnro
in,. io fullv doubled In vnl"n bv in
'"Vnt'on of R'lontnpnlnr 'IgbMnT"
-M 'o. "Tile''tln th onlrn lnwl
tipso opptloti of a cltv Increases vnl
uo iv InTons'inr tmPIo, no' onlv
tmrn 0t rltv In1f bn f'ojn the "ntr
omidlnir counts nnl to"'"", fond
Huht Incrcnses tho vnluo of rosldon-
In plon'H. Gp"d Btroof 'lighting
ipro Cnn nnv other Mi'i" '"o to
'' nn pir of progrosslvoness nnd
)'ponor'v." ,
Mr F"''olmnn condemned tho PVR
"' of not Ughtlnc rUv ptroots nftor
"lMnlirht or on n'urhts when there
! n iionii tt n fnllncv. ITo describ
ed mnny pystoms of ornnmontnl
"ii'itlnir which nre now In use in In
'linnnnnllR. Pueblo nnd other rltles
with success.
NOTICE.
All those having In their possos
Blon Bulmcrlptlon lists of Coos Hay
Oil fi. Cias Co., will please turn thorn
Ju to tho soeretnry nt nn enrly dnto
in order that proper record may bo
mndo of subscribers.
It. T. KAUFMAN', Soc
TiIIUtAItV NOTES.
Tho library has Just recolved n
limited uumhor of copies of n list
of books for a child's library. This
'1st Is Rent out by tho Stnto Library
Commission, and Is Intended to furn
ish suggest Ions for tho buying of
children's books for Christmas, nnd
to bo kept for future roforouce. Pnr
outs nnd frlomls of children nro ur
ged to place only tho bust books In
their bands. Theso lists will bo giv
en on requost whllo thoy Inst.
Christ man tontnn begun for tho li
brary yostordny whon Mrs. M. C.
Ilorton presented ns n Christmas gift
a subscription to tho Survey, n
weekly mngnzlno which has long
boon needed nnd will bo much np
nreelnted. It gives tho most nuthorl
tntlvo Information on all present-day
movonients townrd hotter conditions
for humnn llfo.
Mr. Holt of tho Coos liny Cash
Store presents McCnlls Magazine. It
Is n welcomo addition to tho rending
tnble.
Tho library Is glad to recolvo cop
los of enstom nowspnpors aftor sub
scribers hnvo read them. They will
bo placed on tho tablos for tho heno-
llt of strangers who wish "tho news
from homo."
Fifteen lino Ones Secured ns Nucjeus
of Herd.
PORTLAND, Oro., Dec 14.
Through tho offorts of Stnto Game
Wnrden William L. Elnloy, on his
recent visit at Washington, I). C,
the government hns been pursunded
to donntc fifteen oik to tho Stnto of
Oregon. Theso animals will bo
taken from the forest rcsorres of
Wyoming, crated nnd trnnBported to
Oregon ns soon ns tho people of this
Rtato provldo an adequate pasturo
for thorn. Thoy will becomo tho
solo property of Oregon and sorvo to
"orpetunto n rnco of nohlo nnlmalB
thnt Is rapidly becoming oxtlnct. I
In the northwestern part of tho
stnto Micro is a 2,500 nc.ro pnsturc
thnt has been set nBldo by tho nn
tlnnnl government for testing the uti
lity of n coyoto proof foncc. It is
snld to have proven offcctlvo for
that purposo and tho forestry ser
vice, according to Wnrden Flnloy,
Ir willing to give this big park to
tho stnto as an elk reserve. Tho
matter of location, howovor, Iiuh not
boon sottled, ns this Is a question
thnt will bo loft largoly to the state
nt lnrgc, as it is distinctly n mntter
of public Interest.
Tho Wyoming oik nro magnificent
specimens nnd It Is believed thnt thoy
will thrive In this stnto. Fortunate
ly, tho Dlologlcnl Survey of the
Dopnrtmont of AgrlculCuro will moot
part of tho expenses of crating nnd
transporting tho nntlorcd herd from
Wyoming to this stnto. The food for
Mio winter will have to ho provided
by tho pcoplo of Oregon. It Is ex
pectod thoy will bo moved by Feb
ruary nnd Rome doflnlto action ns to
location must bo tnkon before thnt
time.
Severnl other stntos hnvo tried to
pocuro there elk In tho past, nnd
Orogon ought to feel proud nt hnvlng
been successful In Interesting tho
government In Its decision to honor
Orogon In this way. Our own elk
will Hoon bo oxtlnct. With n stnrter
of 15 nnlmnls, tlioro ought soon to
bo qiilto n respoctnhlo herd. It Is ab
solutely nocosFnrv that public senti
ment bo aroused In this behalf, rh
H Is n mntter that can only ho I
brought about by this method
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Court Hold Thnt Liquor rw,
Served In i)rv t.i.'
SALEM. Ore., Dec. k
n I it iM.lt. Wiii
the two ordinances passdd h
..., ,. inniuuurn an ordlsuH
llffflltlu lin uftl.. m u. '. M,l
"n "' "" i inioxicatlsr U
' nil ortll mnro r.nviiJ
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fWllirt tlini1lft...1 !.- J . l,I1
Judgu Calloway In tho case J
city or woodbum against the 7m
burn nncholors' club and It Z
that tho club, bo fnr as theui
nquor is concerned, must go w
existence.
Tho city hnd members of tncr
nrrested Inst spring for vIo!atli
ordlnunces. Judge Gnllowa;
ed thorn Invalid and Issued ta
Junction restraining tho city fcj
further nrosociitlon of the mi.
under them. Tho supreme es,
now reverses this rulln? an! h
nflcr the city will he frM to -,
umu uio nun. rnc ruling irlna
end p hitter fight between tbi
nnd dry oloment In the cltyolwJ
i) urn.
It further mnkes It lmD0Mlt!
nny club. In nnv dry territory, to
liquor should the pconlo In the a
irici wnero 11 is located DrottM
against it, nnd desire to Invob
lnw.
ItltlEI'S OF IIANDOX.
Is hellovod thnt tho peoplo will i
Rtnnd bohlnd wnrden Fluloy In this
offort, as ho has glvon his word that
Orogon will find n placo to houso
theso nnlmals If tho government
would glvo them.
(AN ADAPTED l'OEM)
Yon nro my lending Indy,
You aro my lugonuo,
Yes, nnd you'vo played
In tho part of tho maid
And tho comedy ludy, too;
You nro tho lady vllllan,
You nro tho boyish page,
Ynn nlnv piipIi nnrl
It I With n wonderful art
Where my heart Is your cozy stago.
' You are tho stage director,
I You aro tho call boy, yes
Tho critic cold and the claque ho hold
I And tho author too, I guess.
, You nro tho "props" nnd music,
; You nro tho footlights' glow,
In fact, It is clear
Thnt I lovo you, my dear,
And you nre tho wholo blamo show!
THE PEOPLE'S P0RUM
Tho Times will ho pleased to pub
'Ish letters from Its readors on all
luestlons of public interest. Each
etter must bo" sinned by tho writer
nd so far as posslblo bo limited to
0U words. In publishing those lot
rs it must bo understood thnt The
rimes docs not Indorse tho views ox
nressed thoroln; It Is simply affording
i inenns for tho voicing of different
lplnlons on nil questions nffoctlng
'ho public welfare.
"THE ItOAD-IIOlSE OF CONTENT"
FOR GOOD ROADS.
TATE TEACHERS' EXAMINATION
tvv The Tlnitm' Want Ads.
"REST ON EARTH"
This Is tho vordlct of R. I. Howoll,
Tracy. O., who bought Foley's Hon
oy and Tnr Compound for his wife."
llor case was tho wort I hnvo evor
eeen, nnd looked like a Riiro caso of ono.
consumption. Hor lungsworosoronnd Dated this 7th
pho coughed nlmost Incessnntly and A D., 1911.
her volco was hoarso and weak.
Foley's Honey and Tnr Compound
brought relief at onco and less than
three bottles effooted n complete
cure." RED CROSS DRUfi CO.
Notice Is heroby given thnt for the
uirpoeo of oxamlnlng all nppllcnnts
for stnto pnpers of tho. various kinds
nubile oxamlnntlon will bo hold
In tho Court House In Coqulllo, be
ginning nt 9 A. M., on Decombor
20th, 1911, nnd continuing thrco
days.
The subject for theses for llvo year
prlmnry pnpors nro:
Nnturo study, busy work, and
roadlng ln tho primary grades. Select
day of Decombor,
W. II. BUNCH,
County Superintendent.
Hnvo your Job
Tho Times' offlco.
printing done at
f.'EO. RARTON'S CASE.
North Bond, Or., Doc. 15, 1911.
Editor Coos Bay Tlmos:
Thoro appeared ln your lssuo of
Decombor 9, nn nrtlclo on "Prlsonor
Doing Sought." Thero nro Romo
things In that nrtlclo I wish to cor
rect. Oeorgo Barton was not Indlct
od In Lowlston, Ida., for bnrglury,
but wns sent to Jull for 90 days for
Doing In possession of n coat that
some hoboes stolo and sold to him;
nnd ho got In n mlxup with thorn, nnd
ho IGeorgo Bnrton) got tho worst
of It. Aftor ho wns sentenced to
Jail ho wns glvon his liberty nnd ho
wont whoro ho pleased during tho
day, nnd ho Just wnlked off. Ho
never has tried to run nwny or hide.
He was nrrested tho first day ho
landed In North Bend nnd Mr. An
derson, tho city marshal, never lock
ed him up, but ho saw him most
ovory day. Ho wont and cunio whoro
ho pleased and thero was no tlmo
thnt ho could not hnvo loft. Tho
fnct thnt ho broke Jail Is falso. He
wns turned out nnd told to go by
tho Jailer.
F. T. BARTON.
Wo'ro longing for thnt plnco that's Fully threo-fourtliH of tho road
called "Tho Roud-houso of Content," U8trlct8 of Douglns County nro vot-
whero hnpplness nnd duties nro in , ... , . ' . ..
strangest fashion blent; Wo'ro ,n" 8l"-'cl"I taxes of from 2 to 10
eoarchlng for thnt plnco that lies ,ul"? t'"uh for r"1na "'I'jovemont tho
somowhoro ln Land or Dreams, whoro ,,n,,,B ynr- r l0 ow has boon
clouds no'er como nnd ovorenst tho "" nctlvo a.lvocato of tho good roads
Sun's eternal bonms; movomont for n number of yenrs pnst
Thnt Road-houso stands amid tho nml ' "specially pleased nt tho wide
trees, that lino tho purplo hills, bo- Pw"l Intorest thnt has boon dovol
yond the Hhadows of tho Past, whoro ,,M5!1 t,'iort;'- Our frequently ro
sllv'ry brooks nnd rills How out into 'ontod doclariitlon thnt "tho way to
tho Great Unknown that holds Fan- 'olI1?ao1,, r",'.",,H ,8 t0 to work n,lt,
tnstlc Things, und calls us over on- 1",ll(1 1t,!om . ,ina ovldontly boon np
wnrd, whllo its fnlry music rings; lyed by nbout 50 of tho rond dls-
Wo'ro plonnlng, whon wo ronch tr'r1tfJ of D(,"K'n County which nro
tho Plnco. to censo our toll nnd quost. , "',B "VccU)x tnxoa fo" thnt ptirpoBo
iw.oi.in nn. ,...o i.i - ... for tho coming year. Furthornioro.
that bids lib Pauso and Rest; Wo'li JU,,1,MK Kod roacfrf will doubtless
NeVN of Clty-by-tlusScn an Told
The Recorder.
Allison, son of Mr, nnd Mm q
Rnckloff, died last Monday en
after a short Illness of scarlet Id
at the family home north ot
city. Other members of the hi
I'y nro ill of tho same dleraw.
thoy nro undor strict quarantine i
Mio mrontPst precautions are W
tnkon to kcop tho disease I-
H'ifppding. Iloulnli Itnrlcleff, ano'
child, died Friday. Mr. Racklel
tho ropresontntlvo of Coot com
and tho family Uvea In Bandoa
sovoral years.
The Pccnrder wns mWnlor
last Friday, and mndo an crroaw
Htatoinont nbout several high!
boys being called before the vu
Jury on matters not flatteries u
certain liquor houso. The facta
thnt It wns not high school borill
were enlled hoforo the grand Ji
nnd tho boys thnt were called fl
woro sworn to secrecy and m
knows what they woro called f
Tho following officers were
ed by tho Bnndon Camp, bou
VntnrntiK nt tholr Inst meetlnrK
Feltor, Cominnndor; H. E. Boat.
vlco C; N. S. DressleY, Jr. V.fl
C. B. Zcok. J. L. Poster, r. C-WH
ruff. Camp Council; M. F 6H
maker, Dolegnto nnd Dlv. Serjt.fl
nost Dlvllblss, Attendant S.; CN
Lninns. flinnlln: Oeo. P WN
Soc; Walter J Snbln, treast
ROBERT O. GRAVES.
Decombor 1 1, 1911.
After tho sbow try a Turkish Bath ,mislc on Coos nn'-
Phono 214-J
Dnnco nt tho .MASQUE BALL ntL
I. O. O. F. hnll, Saturday night. Dost.T
Tho Times' Want Ads brhig results
HAND-IN-HAND
'
.MAN l FEE!" imiiw ,n
a. 'ivi.i. WAilfS ASII0I1E
A INSTEAD OP DltOWMJ
OREGON CITY, Ore., Dee-1
Jpmos Brennn" an f""'
tho Ilnwley Pulp wj,
n,.l...,niii irlwi 19 KIT ICtfc
Inolina nll. wllllO UnlOadlf1
freight nt tho mill Satnrdiy '
Into the river. Pret ?
other workmen saw ws
I .. .. . .1.- ...tfnrA TBw
IIOailllK u ",v '"-,- iwl
......... i. ...oo wnlklne on to
t ,i.n rWnr nnd anW
IJDUIIUl Ul in" " -TJ Ni
i .iinir,i.. nvnlved the "
.1... l.n lllnCfl
tnnt IIIO river m i "-'
six foot six Inches deep; . WJ
nan kent on walking and so
wniKen asuoiu. h
S'H')",.
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ROSEBURG IS GROWING.
Tho coiiBiis of the Roseburg school
district totals 1554 persons betwoou
tho ages of 4 nnd 20 yenrs. This Is
mulncreaso of 194 over Inst year's ,r,vtni ,
,'lew. IJC-WLLriK
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r my
With high quality goes rensonnblo
prlco in our estnbllshmont. Every
nrtlclo is of tho finest, hut no ox
tortlonnto charges nro mndo. Hero
you will find n bowlldorlngly benutl
ful collection of plnln and fnncy
Rings for lady or gontlomau,
Watches, Chains, Charms, Broochoj,
Bracelets, Hat-Pins. Lockets, Breast
swimmer,
-mi a iu' -". w,iW
nm a bw "",..
hare w
said, "but I
saiu, "uiu j " f - tbl
nnd if I hadn't heeaJMt";
right height la
drowned sine. !
er..ii.ioratlon. Roseburg Rovl
ADMINISTKR'S XSV Xo?
NOTICE OF HEW 1V
ACCOUNT. .......I
Notice is hereby given w
nl account of DeForestF.I3aro
Plus, Gold nnd Silver Thimbles. Cut- f Jm" nariinrd. deceased, JJi g
v...,, ...unii wiuuivt), uin-Til-UIUbBfO, JJleU 111 UIO i-uuni; " .ndtM'1
l.?"Staooru. t
join miy "i r a . i
hour of 10 o'clock, A. M-. fffli
duly appointed buc Jjn",
hearing of objections to iuc .
count nnd tho settwmw.' r
which time any i --- - file
sucn esiaio i7 ' Vitinff M
lections thereto In wrlUM
tC8t th0D8oaFOUEST P. BAgffl
nnd everything thnt should bo found
In nu up-to-dnte Jewolry storp.
Thos. Howard
Ileadquarttjrs for Christmas Jewelry.
North Front Street
Administrator
of V '