The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, January 20, 1912, EVENING EDITON, Image 6

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    A MERE MAN'S
POINT OF VIEW
,r
Women Acronnuts Demonstrate a
Courage Characteristic of Wo
men In Almost Every Sphere
I of Daily Life.
By BYRON WILLIAMS.
MHUU men who Lave been
nccaskiuu'd to thinking of
woman or n being fright
fully ufrald of a muuho mid
unspeakably glvon to nerves scarcely
cau credit the statement that women
will rncc with aeroplanes during the
aunnner aviation meets. Mile. Du
trlcu will represent France, Mrs.
James V, Martin will wenr tho English
colors uud Miss Emily WUlard, daugh
ter of C. F. Wlllard, aviator, will be
an American representative. And
right hero one. mere man pins hU
faith to Mlna Wlllard, who Iibb shown
herself to possess courage undaunted
by mlco, bugs, thunderstorms nud fly
Ins machines.
Tho fact that women nro flying
proves, of course, that they aro mid
probably nlways have been Just at
bravo nn men. Physiologists clnlin
that women can stand much more pain
than man, and this Is not to bo scoff
ed at in tho aerial business, where
ono may come down at any tlmo like
an April shower, gently and grace
folly, or after tho manner of the nma.ll
boy whoio hold on tho limb momen
tarily has been interfered with by a
sraucy nnd malignant bhicjny protect
Ins her nest
As for tho bravery of women, I al
ways bavo bolioved in it I bavo over
been conscious of that sort of bravery
In her that Bcoffs at storm and bal
loons, but more especially of that
greater typo of courago that success
fully nnd uncomplainingly withstands
hardship, discouragement, contumely,
property, lost hopo and tho indifference
of tho man, to go with whom she gavo
tip a good homo and tho comforts of
a peaceful life tho sort of courago
that laughs at mcro nerves, tho shrill
'Ing at chanco snalcea and fuzzy cater
pillars. Woman's courago is of tho stnncher
sort, tho kind of courago that makes
her forgot everything except loyalty
and lovo, tho courage that poets sing
about and dying men conjuro ur in
tho last Impressions of ono who, thou-
SNAPSHOTS AT
CELEBRITIES
Clnus A. Spreckcls, Enemy
of the Sugar Trust.
A Qlrl Hon Swapper,
' MIm Stella DleUormnn of Hog IIol
1 low, N. V hns long been celebrated
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Photo by American Ptms Association.
Claus Augustus Spreckcls. who gnvo
important testimony before tho con
gressional committee investigating the
sugar trust, Is head of tho Federal
Sugar Rollnlng company. For many
years ho has fought tho big combina
tion, and In the course of his testi
mony ho produced letters which pur
port to show that tho trust was n vio
lator of the Sherman law for at least
a short tlmo after the enactment of
that statute. Incidentally it was de
veloped that Spreckcls' light against
tho American Sugar Itcllnlng company
was tho causo of an estrangement
that separated him from his father
nnd brothers for many years. Tim fam
ily breach camo when tho Sprockets re
finery wan permitted to pasH Into con
trol of tho trust
Claus A. Spreckcls, besides being a
prominent flguro in tho sugar business
for many years, has been actlvo In the
civic life of San Francisco. He took a
leading part In tho reform movement
In that city which resulted in tho con
viction nud imprisonment of Mnyor
SchmlU and Abo Iluof In 1007.
A WOMAN nORSE SWAPPER.
as the shrewdest woman horso trader
In this country. Sho can tell tho good
points of a horso nt first glanco and
has mado many n good swap whllo
jogging along country roads.
Sweet Job.
"What aro you doing now, Jimmy?"
asked Ills claim.
"Oh, I've got n swell Job In a bakery
dcalln' out pies," boasted Jimmy.
"Huh! Lots of good it docs you to
soil pics."
"Aw, you nro slow, Tho npplo pies
nro marked with n big A, an' do peach
an' pumpkin pics aro marked with a
P."
"How kin you tell do difference?"
"I tasto dem." Chicago Nows.
Mr. Perkins, Financier.
George W. Perkins, organizer of tho
International Harvester company, for
mer partner of J. Plerpont Morgan and
associated with hint ns organizer of
tho steel trust, Is said to bavo received
$5,000,000 for his nharo In tho consoll- I
datlon of tho harvester companies. On
Aug. 11', 11)02. tho International Hnr- I
veiter company was organized under '
tho laws of tho stato of Now Jersey
with n capital of $120,000,000. It was
Statk or oiuo, city or Tolfw), .
l.VCAI UIIUNTV. I "
fmllK i. nllhtmv hmbn.A.lti ll.. 1... I. .....I
tllirftlfF nt Oil. firm .if L I ..!...... t. . ....I
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I'UiIiicm In. tho City of Toledo. County and
HiaicniiTPMlO, niiil Hint phIiI llrm will pny the
urn nt ONi: III'Nliltr.i) Poi.I.AIIH fnrcat-li am.
lVlr fllfcll flf f'rtfurrli ll.nln.i...,.) 1... a ...
the uiu of Hull' ('Atnrrli rurc.
. , , l-'KA.NK J. rilKNKY,
Hworn to More nu iiml Mib-cMbid In my
prciKiMliU i.th ilny of ltrrinl.or, A. !. 1MJ.
tfKAl.,) A. V,flM:A8UNt
,, ... NoTAItY VVM.W
V i . . .,n "'ii iniviiiniiVt mill
.' 'v i.iwmi 1H114 iiiiiuiusniirinii'i
of tluia)ieni. buiitl for ti'Mlmoiiliiln free.
Wo Iron our goods by tho very
latest Improved machinery and du
not crush the llfo out of tho linen
after a few weeks. Our low pres
sure machinery Is so easy on the
guodb that we aro enabled to latinJ
cr man) gnnncnts as long bb a year
or more. Tho finish that wo pro
mite Is an exact duplicate of that
wh'ch Is being worn by tho most
cav'iil dreaders In tho larger East
ern ctlcs. If you want laundry
vvo.k that will glva you the satlsfac
tii.li pi Knowing that you nro weal
ing v'iii, very latest, you should bn
cure to send your nckagc to us. Our
w:monb call ovorj whore.
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
WIONE MAIN &"
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
Sec GORTHELL
Phono aiai
NOTICK TO TAX-PAYEItS.
Tnxos for tho year of 1011 aro
duo and payablo on and after Fob
ruary G, 1912. Thrco per cent re
bate up to March 1G. From March
1G to April 1st pay taxes nt faco.
Thero will bo no further notlco of
tho amount of tnxos duo sent out by
mall, except upon tho tax-payers re
quest. Send in your lists of property
as early ns possible
Dated January 1G, 1912.
W. W. QAGB,
Sheriff nnd Tax Collector.
First Class Autojj Service
Cars loavo Front of Lloyd hotol to
moot nil trains. Faro 2Gc. Special
calls anywhoro at nil hours. DEST
CARS. Best drivors. Phono GC-J un
til 11 p. m., after 11 p. m. phono
5-J. Rcsldonco phono 28-J; nftor 12
phono 181R.
D. L. FOOTE, Proprietor.
Unique Pantatorium
DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING
AND ItEPAIIUNG ALL KINDS OF
ROSS & riiN'EGOK.
2G0 Central avonuo Phono 2D0X
HAT WORK.
Don't forgot tho Turkish Baths
PHONE 21 1-.T.
WOUKK AKHONAUTH.
ands of miles away, awaits their
coming, all unconscious of tho battle
ccuo of death.
It is tho kind of courago that has
built empires, founded cities and per
petuated tho gentler, purer things of
llfo.
And it is tho kind of courago that
makes mon bow their heads when tho
word "mother" Is mentioned, tho kind
of courago that shames n man from
tho path of grossness nnd crlmo, tho
courago that inspires and Idealizes
life.
Again, it is tho sort of courage that
enables n weak woman to go into tho
busy, blood supping strugglo of tho
metropolis, where human ghouls hunt
Innocent victims, and there, despite
tho temptations and tho despair, win
an honest siiRteuauce, turning her
back upon tho gay and frivolous and
daugerouH llfo as a thing to bo spurn
ed and feared. This is tho real cour
age, tho courago that is worthy of tho
name. And whllo only a few of Eve's
daughters may lilt through tho am
bient on strange, blrdllko machines,
thousands may and must exhibit that
wonderful courago of faithfully light
ing tho battle of life, with no mark
against tho purity of tho record or
stnln upon tho escutcheon of con
science Oertalnly women can becomo aero
nauts. They can becomo nnythlng that
comports with woman's modesty and
splie-v, and tho sphere Is wider than
. was, much wider, And It has broad
ened becauso woman bus Insisted on
her rights to llvo something of an In
dividual life to llvo a part of what
sho Is.
Why should mow man arrogate to
himself tho authority of denying to
woman tho right to fly?
if she wants to fly let her. In a way
she always has flown ijulto high. Any
man who has successfully pursued
and captured a particular woman
knows that sho used all modes of
travel in tho merry chaso of lovo, and
no man who has followed woman
through Agapemono will deny sho can
"go some," whether on foot, on horse
back or via tho aeroplane.
Spring
Is Coming
And the (hue. for glnrting tho incubators is here.
And it is iiltogother iu order to look over our stock
of
Petaluma Incubators
Known to bo tho best in the market. Prices rnnmii"
as to size nnd capacity. &4 . .j,
From $12.50 to $52.00
LiJndm
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im
smsMMlk
The Kitchen Heater
Holds Fire Over Night
This inexpensive gas range attachment
avoids kindling (ires in cold kitchens winter
mornings.
Jt is built to heat the room nnd does it with
very little solid fuel.
With a kitchen heater the gas range can be
used straight through tho year, delivering
punctual meals, saving the time of the cook
and keeping her kitchen clean.
Ask our New Business Department. Tele
phone 178.
Oregon Power Co
Condensed Statement
of the condition of
The First National Bank
op coos DAY
at the CIoso of Business, Dec. C, 1011.
ItaMurccs.
Loans and Discounts $229,329.11
Bonds, warrants and Hocunuea 73,161.(1
U. S. BondB to socuro circulation 25,000.0)
Roal Estato, Furnituro and Fixtures 81,171.11
Cash and Sight Ezchango 141,131.11
Total $S50,0IX).at
LlnblUUos.
Capital stock patd in $100,000.00
Surplus nnd undlvldod profits. f. 10,797.11
Circulation, outstanding 2 G, 00 0.0 j
Deposits 414,298.(1
Total 9580,000
INTKHKST PAID ON TIME AJH) SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
MAHSIIFIETil) OREG0X
STATEMENT OF CONDITION '
Flanagan Bennett Banking
of
MAItSIIFIELI), OREGON
At tho close of business, December B, 1011.
Resourced.
Loans and Discounts $422,312.(1
Banking Houso DO.OOO.OJ'I
uuua una uxenangea , 184,486.41
Ttnl 9050,700.10
. , labilities.
Capital Stock paid in $ 60,000.01
Surplus nnd Undivided Fronts 68,631.61
DPBltB , 648,267.51
Totnl ' $050,700.10
ClFOnriK W. VEI1K1.VS.
formed by the consolidation of tho Mc
Connlclc Harvester company, controlled
by John D. Rockefeller; the Dcerlmr,
the Olessner. tho Piano and tho Mil
wnukeo companies, all encaged In
munufactiirlnc acrlcultural machinery.
Issuer four other compiuilos were ab
HorbiHl, AccordluK to Htatements mada
before the Stauley hmiho committee,
the International Harvester company
Is practically in control of tho maim.
fuel ii 10 of farmiiiK Implements.
Mr. Perkins Is chairman of tho
nuance eomiiilteee and a director of
the croat harvester combine, lie is a
native of Chlrnco and Is forty-nlne
years old. lie bectui his career In tho
life Insurance business, becoming cluilr
man of the iliianco committee of tho
Now York Life In ipoo and vice presi
dent of tho company threo years later.
A TPRK1SII ItATH win .in ..
GOOD. Phono 214-J.
Authentic nj raluille iolonnitioq
bout biwdui, halchti
f.
ffUUlf,
i .i.:. .. j-r. :-,""-' '.?
..,.-.. auu nguiin; poultry if
conliurj in th. I.tcrt nitioa ci
llttY I I'UUII.V II.VMr...A ... 1
. 'I i .---" !! '" I""
nuuiv(vpjr, net.
.
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wMi MlS- xy &
I1READ PUniTST
Is of primo Importanco In tho health
ful exlstonco of llfo. Pure, sweet,
vhoiesonio, satisfying bread Is our
output, dny n, day out, week in,
wt ok oui . If not acquainted with
ttii cxcellonco of Coos Bay Bakery
hread, haston your trial order this
way and bo convinced of its super
iority. '
Coos Bay Bakery
Tho plnco for good goodies.
Phono 111-L
Market Ave. Marshfiold
Home Permanency vs. Home Monotony
rhls Is a vital question for prosent dny homohulldors whether tn
iiavo a houso which in appearanco must always remain tho earn'
vi,K l mt ,W,U V0Tmi Qt a m0 rofroshlng occaslonallr.
.n. U? Chn"? "8 d0 tndlvWunl tastes a frarao houso ew
n? nntn.nJr'10 m 1,IU;monlzo with its surroundings a fresh coat
m, 1 " mnUo U ns Sod ns your neighbor's now house
mI ?a? i f"!" n,ow 8u,.t nmkes J'ou rcel ko n now man. At
m leht WJ, rn?? h?"801,uMoptlble to most nny change y""
Sf Kool tl n"(l wh,, H ,s Permanent it does not necessarllr
wovo obsoivninn?'eSor? or a lnnotony. Thoro nro lots of thteU
beforo Sfffl Ut .1,0USCS nnd lumbor thnt y Bhou,d m
boforo building como in and wo'll glvo you our views.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT SOUTII BROADWAY, MARSIIFIELD.
rjw1
Vlj I..UI5RACE THE OPPORTUNUV
ti .Ira attention to our flour. Of
nu tr-f i.lgh-grndo flours ours is tho
beet nz u ovldenced by its Increasing
uso among thoso who havo tried oth
or brn.-.us. Havo your grocer send
you i uuck In tlmo for your noxt bak
ing our husband will appreciate tho
letter bread, cako or pastry.
Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co,
n . "ENRY SENGSTAOKEN, Mgr.
Coqullle Offle. Phone 191 - Marshfleld Offlfe 14-J.
Farms Timber Coal and Platting Lands a specialty.
Oonaral Agents "EASTSIDE"
A. T. Haines
The Times Does Job Printingl
Phono 100J
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