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THE COOS AY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON J.MONDAY, MAY 6, 1912-EVENING EDITION.
COOS BAY TIMES
M. O. MALONKV Editor and Pnb.
DAN E. MALONEV News Editor
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An Indopondont Republican nows
paper published ovory evening except
Sunday, and Wookly by
ThV Coon Hay Titties Publishing Co.
"HO LACK OP OPPORTUNITV
IT IS a common complaint of tho
Idfo, tho Incompetent, and tho
unsuccessful that ttiero nro. no
iiuch opportunltloa nowadays as woro
oulovcd by tho successful men who
Kt their start forty, thirty, or twen
ty, roars ago. i novur nuu mi ui
ndrtlnltv: I lmvon't hnd hnlf a
cHattcd." Is tho chorus of'tho disap
pointed and tho -dlngruntlodt as itnoy
cqndtfo with ono another yor tho
docaaonco of tlo present day and
Ncolca reason for tholr folluron
Tho "good old days" which t)ioso
urisuricossful onoa Inrnonl" woro no
more filled with opportunities than
tfufrgoldcn days of tho present. Op
portunity is in tuo nir. it is nu
nrnilnd (ib. every whoro.
NovGr woro tho rowards of tnorlt
rlonnr, or half 'as rich, as thoy nto
oday. Novtr whs 'thoro a grontdr
dbriifind tor Ideas, MVor wero thoy
iott6r paid. And it la tho men of
IdtW svho mnko opportunities If
thoy tio not find tuom; iris tno mon
or'tnrlp whoticflOVvo bppbrtunltlcn,
tlikl"mUst'edticato'thoms61v'efl to rcc-
cgtWiii and avail themselves of tliblr
rfihficcH when they come.
Sooner or Inter Opportunity
KrWKJktt at ovcry man's door.' It does
not 'find' ovory man nt homo. If the
door bo not oponod.lt passes on. It
must Uto'wntchcd nnd waited 'for--indllt
is Worth While!
l a
FACING LIFE
f-rt ni'POSINO C0I0116I' Astor had
tried to use his wealth and ln-
' J 'tlucfnco to got a life-boat for
thol, okcllmlvo uso .of himself and his
'entourage? '
There 'Is a toxt for much preaching
tin tlirt'miRKOHtlon. '
Facing doath, Colonel Astor
thought of othorR. Home day mon
will fnco llfo ns courageously as thoy
face doath.
LISTENING FOK WHISTLE
The whlstlo of a locomotlvo on thn
Itosehurg-Cons Hay lino would bo a
woloumo sound. Wonder whon that
.first, splko will bo drlvon? RoseburB
Nowh,
COOS FOR HOOD HOARS
TIiIh morning's mall rorelved by u
T. Prall. secretary of tho Oregon
Loagno for Highway fmprovomoni,
UiowH that the IntoroRt of the farm
orH In tho six hnrmony good roads
measure la being nrotnu'd, Rn
RouraKlne ronorts from workers In
Yamhill, Coos, Ilarnoy and Sherman
rcounUoi woro recnlved as well as
tiunny inqulrloH nnd offers of help
from other bocUoiih of tho stato.
rpnrtlaud Journal,
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GOOD EVENING
A happy mnrrlago has In It nil
tho pleasures -of friendship, all
tho enjoymonts of sonso and
roason and Indeed all tho sweets
of life. ADDISON.
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THE HUTTERFLY
I saw a llttlo four-yoar-old
Out In tho grassf at piny;
Ho watched n llttlo patch of nun
That camo and danced away.
i
And suddenly his eyes lit up,
Ho gavo a llttlo cry
And' clapped his hands in wild de
light Ho saw a butterfly.
Ho followed It and tried to catch
" Tho wonder In his hands;
It flitted on ahead of him
AcroBs tho clover-lands'.
Again nnd yet again ho tried,
It always flow away,
And loft him lonoly when tho sun
Had vanished from tho day.
And through tho night tho llttlo lad
Would clutch his hands nnd cry
Out from his dreams, "Ob, como'to
mo,
Drlght llttlo butterfly."
And this Is lifo with you nnd mc,
Children wo nro who run
To chaso somo wondorspnnglod thing
that glistens in tho sun.
And whon night comes our empty
hands
Clutch at glad dreams that creep
Up through tho sllonco and tho
dark
To slilno across our sloop.
A rolling stono gathers somo hard
ItnockB. '
Small mon fool big whon standing
on tholr dignity.
It's his running exponscs
kcops many a man bohindi
Tho solf-mndo man usunlly
to mouopollzo tho spotlight.
that
trios
If you want other pooplo to look
down on you look down to them,
A man Is soldom so lovel hendcu
that ho can't get n hat to fit him.
"-"
Whon pcoplo ask for broad and
nro given n' stono, It is never a
proclaim stono.
Somo Coos Hay mon settle up bo
fore settling down nnd then dovoto
tholr lives to settling up.
Till: IIACHKLOH GIRL SAYS
III tho gamo of honrts, a llttlo two-
spot novor has tho slightest doubt
that ho will succoed In capturing n
quoou.
It may sound parndoxlcal, but
homohow as a man grows oldor ho
Is always glnd to romomber that ho
did a lot of things for which ho is
sorry.
nni i-r lint n ' Vmmmmmmmu
bAULtb HULU
MEII1I HERE I
Local Aerie Conducts Annual
Exercises n Honor of.
'
Departed Members.
Marshflold Acrlo, No. 538, Fra
ternal Order of Eaglos, yestor'dny
hold its annunl memorial exorcises,
paying trlbuto to tho doparted mora
bors of tho organization. Tho ser
vices which wore hold "At tho ceme
tery woro largely nttondod.
During tho pnst'j'oar liut ono name
was added 'to tho roll of 'tho' Aerie's
departed, that of Wm. N6blo, and tho
exercises wero conducted .noar' his
grave '
Tho mombcrs nssomblod nt tho hall
at 2 o'clock yostorday afternoon nnd
marched to tho cemetery. At tho
comotery tho memorial ritualistic o
orclsos wero conducted by tho fol
lowing officers for tho Aerlo:
Past Worthy President J. W.
Davis.
President M. J. Ostrow.
Chaplain O. Rt Flnnngnn.
Secretary C. C. Going.
Conductor Rubs NaBburg.
Guards Paul Bettys and Charles
Oulmotto.
Joo Yonkor, who was a victim of
tho launch North Stnr disaster and
whoso body was novcr rccovored was
also a mombor of tho Marshflold
Aorlo of EagloB.
AMONG THE' SICK
Doh Essor, n workman dmployod
cloarlng tho Porham tract In West
Marshflold, sovoroly Injurod his foot
Saturday afternoon. Tho nx slipped,
cutting n gash requiring four or live
inches.
Mrs. 0. P. Thomas who arrived
hero n week or ton 'days ngo from
tho Vlllamotto Valley", is reported
qulto ill of erysipelas nt tho Roy
Mooro homo.
Mrs. D. T. MoMurphy who rcsldos
on North Rroadway was taken to
Morcy hospital Saturday fdr troat
mont. Mr. .McMurphy works nt tho
C. A. Smith mill.
Thoro nro times whon wo should
ho thankful for what wo fall to get.
It must bo somo satisfaction to
sailors to know that buoys will be
buoys.
FlIrtH drnw mon as
papor draws files and
similar results.
sticky fly
often wiln
IN TIIU GARDEN ,
I tolled like a Turk last summor,
with shovel nnd hoe and rako. "My
gnruon will bo a hummer," I mur
ium od, "and no mlstnko." A round
olny bllthoiy ycllln'. I labored. In
swont awash, nnd plantod tho statoly
molon, nnd also tho queenly squash:
nnd, quoting tho works of Runynn,
nnd quatrains from Pope nnd Gray,
planted tho fragrant onion, and
succulont halo of hay. And nil
through tho sizzling season out thoro
In my yard I wrought, and often my
feet woro freozln whon othorwlso I
wns hot. When othor folks wont a
flshlng, or hiked to tho three-ring
show, I tolled In my garden wishing
that I with tho rest could go; but
ho who Is bent on raising nbundanoo
of garden sags, who hopes for a crop
amazing of spinach and spnrrowgrass,
must cut out all vain excursions,
stoor clear of tho giddy boys; for him
thoro nro no diversions, no fishing or
other Joys. And this Is a man's re
ward In tho day when tho toll Is
done; a big pile of woods in tho
garden, nnd a shortage of wholesome
fun. WALT MASON.
U'fl castor for a man to mako
monov If ho Isn't on sponklng tonus
with his consclonco.
11(1 NOT YIELD TO DISAPPOINT
MENT NUV'RR ylold to disappointments,
thoy nro designed, they will
come. Welcome them as nee-
oasary ovIIh, purtontloua of coming
Kootl As n Ploiui wnicu uarnoiiB ino
r.lnrloim brightness of tho sky, du
ficonds In copious nnd refreshing
nhoyon, so do tho clouds which
darken our mental vIhIoiib, gradually
clear away, discovering to us moio
vlniuly our moral wenknoss, nnd
what ' s'ort sighted mortals enre."
Never jlt'ld to disappointment lt Is
co w.i nt Iro to shrink
It Is truo that figures' do not no
ways llo. Somo wo hnvo soon hang
ing In tho wnrdrobo and ovor tho
back of n chair.
Somo women nro hard to plenso.
They hardly get n wedding gown bo
foro thoy bogln to loolc up mntorlnl
for n divorce suit.
PRIZE RIDDLE TODAY
"If thero Is somo underground
work going on nt Vosuvlus do you
think tho volcanoes It?"
SPRING AROl'ND THE CONNER
Spring's around tho comer
with hor liliio eyes full of fun;
aioiiK( t in
(lormatit energies of the soul; nervo I Sle's peeping down tho vnlloys
thysolf for tho conflict, nnd your' And nlie's romping In tho sun;
Eood gonll will conduct you snroly 'or gouion nnir is tossing
through the voyage of life. For whnt I On tho glory of tho breezo.
is to hinder tho atlBfnctlon. or inter- And all tho white skin glinting
cept tho expoctntlon of him, whoso With hor skirts above her knees
uhllltltH, nro adequulo to his employ-1
incut? Ily ntleutlnn he can bound j Spring's nronnd tho corner,
the circuit of his own Influence. Ob-1 Wnltlng for tho word to say
Korvntiou instructs him whom ho
should trust, Manly firmness, ac
companied with conciliatory kind
ness, are characteristics of a mini,
too noble for any ono to Indulge tho
Milu Idea, that they can bo temptod,
fir i1..piIviwl nlthnr liv linnn nr fnnr.
Never yield to disappointment. It I spring's around tho corner,
Is nln to contend against necessary I .And tho lco may pnek Its grip,
Sho can lift tho lilac latches
Of the dewy world and stay.
A ghoBt of April lnughtor
Down n Februnry lane,
And now her swift foot pnttor,
On tho bronst of dreams again!
PROGRESS ON OIL WELL
Drilling Is again In progress at the
Mloccuo Oil & Gas Co.'s woll on Hear
Crook and Indications nro looking
better all tho time. Largo quantities
of fonm nro now constantly oozing
out of tho well which Is a good sign
ns those In position to know will m
firm. nandon Recorder.
HOWARD'S gonutno MEXICAN
VAMALES delivered nny place In tho
city until 12 O'CLOCK at nlgln.
Thoy nro READY to SERVE. Phono
n.W.
and Inevitable ovlls. When thoy
happen, thoy must bo endured.
What cm ho more In opposition to
reason and truo greatness, than to bo
tho sUvn of fear. Wo may desplso
the imputation, but fear Is tho
strongest passion, and subdues and
governs tho will more completely
than nil others, l.el us cease to con
Bldor wli.it perhaps may never hap
pen; oi be porploxed by the develop
ment and progross of events over
which w had no control. Then tho
power of fear Is weakened. Faith
cheers the wounded spirit, gladdens
tho luurt. with peace and quiet, It
Is not slen to man to know the'
coiiiKHtlon of canso and event, there
fore, when our plans have been
nilbiMiTlud, and our most ardent ele
ctro crossed, wo may always consolo
ourselves by tho hope of future rec
ompense, Try Tho TJmeg Want" Ads.
Thore'n laughter in her blue eye,
And there's scorn upon hor lip.
Her bosom of the blossoms
Heaves beside tho opon gate,
And how hor red cheoks pnntlng
Mako us hungrier to wait!
Spring's around tho corner.
And her hoydon hair unbound
Is swinging in n sunlight
Of bright glory to tho ground.
Her silver limbs nro Bhlnlng
Down the valleys of tho day,
An ero wo'vo tlmo to know It
For wo'vo crowned her queen of
May.
SAVE 9500
Sh-room two-story houso on Com
mercial avenue. Built three years.
Largo lot CO x UO. Is a swell homo.
Has fine lawn and small garden spot
In tho roar. At this prlco It is the
blggost bargain In town. Price
$250Q E, S. GEAR, room 22, First
National Bank.
Jas. C. Dnhlmnnn, serving Ins
third tot m as mayor, Omaha, Nobr.,
again was successful In receiving tho
overwhelming support of tho votots
In tho primary election. Ho also
successfully rid himsolf of a bad cabe
of kidney trouble by tho aid of
Foley Kidney Pills, nnd wrltos: "I
hnvo taken Foley Kidney Pills and
thoy havo given mo n groat deal of
relief, so I cheerfully recommend
thorn." What Foley Kldnoy Pills
have dono for Mayor Dahlmnn they
will do for any othor person bothered
with backache, rheumatism, or nny
other form of kidney or bladder
trouble, Just try them for quick
nnd pormnnent results. For sale by
lied Cross Drug Co.
TO AND FROM
Sweden, Norway, Finland
And any othor part of Europe. Now
Is the time to buy your ticket from
AUfl. JWZEEN.
Real Estate aud Insurance.
68 Central Avenue Marshflold
For All Kinds of Hauling
si:e
Clifford Doane
1MIONE fiai.R.
E. C. Barker
Watchmaker and Jeweler
100 North Front Street,
MARSHFIELD. ORE.
Harmon
Tailoring
Company
J 78 Broadway
Representing
Lamm
& Co.
Chicago's
High-Class
Tailors
Announce the
Opening of a
Sample and Display
Room at
178 Broadway
We Show the
Finest Line of
Imported and
Domestic Woolens
Ever Displayed in
This City.
Regarding the Fit
and Class to
Lamm & Cos
Suits, Ask the Man
Who Wears Them
We Satisfy
Or No Pay
i
Harmon
Tailoring
Company
178 Broadway
We Make Home Lighting
Effective and Economical
When the lighting solicitor of the Oregon Tv
or Comptuiy plans a ligliUng'insaWon he
airnd at scientific results and lov)
cost.
opmtty
Their object is to please tho customer so that
ho will desire to continue using elcctrio light
Household lighting bills depend nnich oij the
character of $ue wiring and equipment of
lamps, fixtures, shade's and reflectors.
Electric lighting means no matches, drl,o&in
or danger.
OREGON POWER CO.
Telephone 178
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
OF '
FLANAGAN & BENNETT
MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
At tlio close of business, Aprli 18, 101U.
RESOURCES.
Loans nnd Discounts
Hanking Houso
Cash nnd Exchanges
BANf
fUMmil
! M.I II II
Total
fllURH
LIABILITIES. '
Capital Stock paid In J 50,11111
Surplus nud Undivided Profits ( (Mllil
Deposits ilMllll
Total Ull,lllll
CONDENSED BTATEMENT ,
Of The First National Bank of Coos Baj
At tlio close of business April 18, 1012.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts RtUlHI
Uonds, warrants and sccurltlos tUl'lt
U. S. bonds to securo circulation - 15.'" H
Real eatato, f urnlturo and fixtures "'"-"
Cash and sight exchango.'. . . .' IWW
Total... mm
LIAUILITIE8.
Capital stock paid In "0!'!!i!!l
Surplus and undlvldod profits ,! '!i uj
Circulation, outstanding ,! ' iJ
HnnnRlta . . I,J
Deposits.
Total.
fSflJ3Ul
In addition to Capital Stock tho Individual liability ol StMl
era Is f 100,000.00.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
W. S. CHANDLER, President. M. C. 1IORT0N, Vlce-PWI
DORSEY KREITZER, Cashier.
U v1'';
Lynn Lambeth Prod Nemlo
Cadillac Auto Service
(Jood Cars Rcnsonnblo Rates
All NlRht Service
Careful driving assured.
Phone niani-o Pool Room, 231-R
until 11 p. M. After 11 P. M. phone
6-J. Palaco Restaurant.
City Auto Servic
uoou cars, mi -
roasonnblo c'inrges. 0
"Will go anywhere t I JJ
Stands Blanco now ";.,l
Cigar Store. DayrhoneJ-Ill
Night l'lione iu.
DARKER it qOODAIg
T. J. 80AIFB A. H. HODOIN8
Marshfield Paint,
(8b Decorating Co.
estimates MARSHFIELD,
Furnished Phone 140L Oregon
A Correct
Insurance Policy
Is very essential. If. It Isn't
correctly written It Isn't Insur
ance. We wrlto correct policies
In the best companies.
!. S. KAUfMAN & CO.
177 Front Bt,
Unique Pantatorj
THE MODERN '7Fv0Trfl
PRESSEESndnATnEM
Asent for EdwrdlS.B'r" J
fine Tailoring Mi " "
next auu. p.1
Hitit WWIlilii..'
fSWS'
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Modem Ufa 5
Wo are eaulpped to n
work on short now -
lowest pnct. --.mm
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alto OhanniBr m"- -
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W. RENNBT1,
un
)fflae over Flanagan 1
larshCeld
The Sign of
Good Candy
Always
Don't forget the Turkish Baths.
PHONE 21,
fWl IIAI'IIILJIMVI
DH. J. i. iWfcW - .
Physician and 8arf
Marshfleld. 0rM-
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Jfflce: WCKuarv i
Opposite nos "wi
Have That R $
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