THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1912.- EVENING EDITION.
COOS BAY TIMES
M. ( MALONKV.. Editor nnd Pub.
BAN K. .MAt.ONKV...NcVN Editor
MUNICIPALLY OWNER.
THE dotiblo pnso position- nil 11
ItiBtrntcd booklots have nno iluu
lila page )08lllonof "Winnipeg
Illustrated" Is rIvoii to n handsomely
pbotoKrnphcd vlow of n municipally
owned power plant located seventy
miles above the city on the Winni
peg river:
The- text accompanying roads:
"Those works are located at Point
du Hols on tho Winnipeg river, sev-
cnty-sovon miles northeast of tho city!
of Winnipeg. Tho water fall not- Tho
nrnlly thirty-two feet Is Increased
by tho power development dam to The
forty-seven feet. Mill pond of C.000
acres. Tho
I WITH THE I
t TOAST AND TEA :
4
noon evening.
I Wo need In these days more
Christians of depth who nave
Blink shafts Into God's unoxplolt-
od truth. John It. Mott.
Tin:
Tho
The
ANTI-FOOTBALL
It for n mesh
rest of It in.
purBo to carry tho
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COLLEGE.
President sat In his chalr-
tho Chair of Ancient Lit.
Faculty sat all about as they
wero wont to sit.
Prof, of Mathematics counted
sums upon his hands,
Prof, of Deep Dynamics flip
ped a bunch of rubber bands.
total nowor nvnllablo The Prof, of Social Sclenco rubbed
-7 . . I
without fit n men In fin. 000 linrsn now
or, which can bo Increased to 100,-Tho
OjOO horsepower. Tho cost of the
works, Including generating stations,
transmission lino and terminal Bta- . ...
tlons. all completed and equipped, Tho Pros dent began to speak his
was $1,000,000. Powor and light IS ""-e wan iiiuswy Krunn;
a furrowed, frowning brow,
Prof, of Mixed Psychology
thought of the Then and
Now.
cold nt cost.
Ih anothor part of tho booklet
"Winnipeg announces:
"Winnipeg city ownB and oporntes
its own asphalt paving plant, Its
own quarry, street lighting, water
works Including high pressure flro
systom of .100 pounds prcssuro for
flro protection. Winnipeg Is now in
n position to encourage manufactures
by affording chenp powor."
Tho question that suggests Itself (o
our American cities which nro still
donating with thcmsolvos whether tho
public could In n pinch do Its own
business, Is why Canndiau cities, In
stead of being warned by their Am
erican cousins, nro going ahead so
rapidly with municipal ownership.
Why has Wlnnlpog Invested $4,
000,000 In a dam and powor site
Bovonty-sovon miles awny If Dob
Moines hnd voted $1,000,000 for tho
Kookuck dnm It would linvo been
much tho same and that aftor a
long and varied exporlcnco with oth
or publicly owned community enter
prises?
Pending nnswer to theso and sim
ilar questions, It Is woll to note that
"Winnipeg haa been making In tho
past decado tho most astonishing pro
gress of any western city.
"I
cannot understand why wo nro
sitting hero alone.
Tho term began two wookB ago,
and still within our halls
Thcro are no strident whooplngs
nnd thcro nro no mucus
calls;
Tho boll Is In tho belfry nnd tho
desks nro on tho floor
There's been no riot such as In tho
palmy doya of yoro.
"No husky lads havo swnggored-as
they loitered In to clnss,
No freshmen havo boon ordered to
go out and cnt tho grass,
No now arrivals havo boon seized
nnd chained against a trco
And forced to give their version of
'How Does tho Busy Bee.'
Why should tho placo bo vacant.
nnd tho campus silent thus?
Why Ib thoro no ono in tho wholo
Dig plaCO UUt UB7"
stouv roit tiii: da v.
An Alibi.
While the talesmen wero being
examined for n murder trial In tho
west ono was asked If ho know
whnt nn nllbl was.
"I think I do; yes, sir."
"What do your understand by
it?"
The talesman reflected for a mo
ment nnd then, with n hesitancy in
dicative of grnvencss, replied:: "An
nllbl Is when tho follow who did
It wasn't there."
-tt-it-
A boy tins to explain to bis mo
ther why he was out so lato and
n man has to do the snmo thing to
his wlfo.
Tho pollco often got those who
help themselves.
Excuses don't amount to much
as people Boldom bollovo them.
-M-it-
Do n friend n fnvor and ho will
think ho Is doing you n favor In
lotting you do It.
Tho moon affects tho tldo and
many young pooplo who wish to bo.
A .Tonlln. Mn . mnn rnmnlnlna
thnt ho hnB boon drlvon almost In-'
Bano by his wife's offorta to find
out tho Bocrota of his lodgo, nnd
ho wnntB a divorce. After n bit of
consideration ho would find It
cheaper to glvo up his lodgo.
Arlzona, which heads tho list of
coppor producing states, last year
mndo tho greatest output In its history.
THEME.VDOt'S VARIETY I.V l-'ltLTI?
In an article entitled "Whnt Var
ieties of Fruit to Set." published In
iii nirrniit IsHiin of Farm and Fire-
shlo, tho author roports no-mo of the
work being done nt tho horticultural
department of the State Experiment
Station at Geneva, Now York. Ko
towing Is a table taken from tho arti
cle which gives a list of the number
of varieties of the tiineront rruiis
which are actually In tho station col
lection nt tho present time:
Kind: No. of Vnrlotlos:
Apples B13
Apricots "J
Blackberries
Cherries
Currants o0
Grnpes J-
Gooseberries -
Nectarines
Plums 2G1
PonchcB J
Pears 121
Quinces JO
Rnspborrlcs j
Strawberries ln
Total 2,004
Tho
Why Fret?
In tho Novoinbor Amorlcan Mng
ulno appears tho following:
"Aro tho trains too slow for you?
Cacsnr. with all of Ills court, nover
'exceeded' tho speed limit.
"Aro your wnges too small? In
Eurnpo tho pcoplo nro content with
muklng n living.
"Aro tho lights too dim? David
wroto his psalms by the light of a
nmoky torch,
"Aro you ugly? Cleopatra,
though' homely, bewitched two om-
ompornrs.
"Aro you cold? Tho soldiers of
Valloy Forgo walked bnrofoot on
tho Ice and buow.
"Aro you hungry? Tho children
of India nro stnrvlng for want of a
crust of bread.
"Aro you tired? Why frot about
It? Jacob waB tired when ho
droamed of tho nnguls of Heaven.
"Aro you sick? Suppose you hnd
llvod two thousnnd years ngo when
sickness was fatal.
"Aro you poor? Tho Snvlour of
Won was not wealthy.
"Cheer up! Praise God that you
live In tho midst of his blessings!
"WHY .FIIHT?"
TDK ADVANTAGE OF WINNING
AGAINST TIIO.SK WHO AUK
AGAINST YOU.
Johi S. Phillips, odltor of Tho
Amorlcan Magazlno, writing a lottor
which Is published In tho Novoinbor
Isnuo of his periodical says:
"I think nil thoso of us who havo
boon In tho Journalism of public mat
tors who havo boon vigorously con
cerned havo of lato years boon
growing In charity In tho desire to
take nil men Into our sonsu of the hu
man being nnd his relation to condi
tions nnd tho situations of tho day;
to contribute loss lo Individual mal
ice or Individual greed, or Individual
vlndlctlveness; thoso whom wo havo
folt Htrongly ngnlnst wo now wish
to win, to bring ovor. And wo see
something of tho efforts of this do
Biro and tills feeling In today's life,
both business life and political lift,
"Wo see great business men nffoctod
by tho aroused souse of tno people
that his country will bo mndo u bet
tor place to llvo In That It Is not
only humane, but It Is wltso to have n
wldor disposition of tho good things
of life, Wo see In politics n far larg
er number coming Into active Interest
nnd making active expression con
corning the polleloa or problems, nnd
loaders taking people nioro Into their
confidence. It has becomo n more
open game. All this sharing with tho,
largo number of people the Ideas thntj
wo used to think wore limited to a
fow, has changed tho Journalistic ns
nect. Wo havo to say things differ
ently, In different terms, wo havo to
inalto allowances for tho human ele
ments, for tho appreciation by Indi
viduals of principles nnd Ideas that
wo did not uuo to havo.
"Thorefore, I think our Journalism
has bocoine kinder, more Just and I
may say moro effective
The Itont of All Evil.
In an nrtlclo entitled "The drama
of wages" In the Novoinbor Ameri
can Mngnrluo. the author reports a
Chicago itlshwomnu as having said:
it's uothln' but poverty as keeps
folks from In In' better olt. it's tho
lack o money ns Is tho root o' till
evil."
de
mnn of mathematics tried to
flguro out tho prob.;
Tho man of Social Sclenco drew
ductlons on tho mob
And sketched n futuro paper on
"Tho Stump of Intetloct."
Tho ono who taught psychology at
once- tried to collect
A lot of hazy statements on tho
Ifncss of tho That
And lonesome waves of wonder roll
ed nbout them whoro thoy
sat.
Then Bpoko tho wlso professor, ho
who taught dynamic forco;
"Inertia may bo traced, aB woll aB
motion, to Its source
Pvo glvon enroful study to tho ab
sence of tho yell
That used to mako our campus
Bound plenso excuso me
woll,
I'll simply sny that hero's tho only
college In tho land
At which tho gamo of football Is of
ficially banned."
Exchanges
-M-K-
l,o ve doesn't laugh nt the smith
who ropnlra automobiles.
It Is a great doal easier for tho
average mnn to build n cnstlo In
tho nlr than It Is for him to nail
a board on his fonco.
A girl despises flattery until
some ono begins to flatter her,
-U-W-
Glvo somo Coos Bay girls a dol
lar and they will spond 98 conts of
For Eczema
Use a mild soothing wash tlmt Instantly
utopu tho Itch.
Wo havo sold many otlior romoillon for
eld n troulilo hut nonu that wo could ner-
sonnUr. eunranteo as wo ila tlm I, 1), D.
Prescription. If I had Kczemn Id uso
ANGOHA GOATS.
Cooston, Drogon.
Editor Times:
In my wrltoup of tho Angora goat
Industry, I notlco It rend 8C cents n
pound for tho 1012 clip. It should
havo rend 3C cents a pound (thirty
flvo. Will you kindly correct this mis
take ns I have no wish to bo mislead
ing In nny stntoment I may mako.
Respectfully,
MBS. W. F. BAY.
Harmon Tailoring Co.
128 Front St.
Opposite Orphouin Theater.
Pictures & framing
Walker Studio
CONDENSED STATEMENT
Of The First National Bank of Goos Bay
At tho closo of business, September 4, 1012.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts J30C.4H.72
Overdrafts 1C3.12
Bonds, warrants and securities C3.C89.90
U. S. Bonds to socuro circulation 26,000.00
Real cstato, furlturo and fixtures 80,000.00
Cash and sight oxchango 149, 208. GC
Total .' $023,470.39
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In $100,000.00
Surplus and undlvldod profits 11,419.78
Circulation, outstanding 24,000.00
Doposlts 488.05C.C1
Total $023,470.39
In addition to Capital Stock tho Individual liability of Stockholders Is
8tno,oon.oo.
INTEREST PAIR ON TIMS AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
W. S. CHANDLER, President DOIISEY KREITZEll, Cashier.
Bed
D. D. D. Prescription
Cross Drug Storo.
Wet
Weather
Goods
Don't overlook our lino of wear
ables for tho rainy soason. It Is hot
ter to protect yoursolf In advance
than to pay n doctor's bill for a bad
cold. An ounco of provontlon Is hot
ter than a pound of euro.
Tower's Fish brand sllckors, threo-
fourth longth $:M0
Full longth $3. HO
Gold Modnl sllckors, short coats $:J.7."&
Throe-fourth length $4.50
Full longth S.VIO
Boys' size $2.00 mid l-W.iM
A full lino of rubber boots, rubbers
and umbrellas. Also a completo lino
of ladles nnd children's rubbers.
Barnard & Langworthy
See our window display of
WOOD ELECTRIC FIXTURES
LEADED ART GLASS DOMES
PORTABLE STAND LAMPS.
PHONI5 1B4.R.
BUILDING AND REPAIR WORK.
IIouso Moving nnd Grading.
Wo nro proparod to do this work
by tho day or contract and guarantor
satisfaction. Let us flguro with you,
G. 8. FLOYD & CO.,
Phono Q10-J. Mandiflcld, Ore.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
QLIVIA ED.MAN,
-' Mccliano-Thcraplst
Scientific Swedish Mnssngo, Modlcnl
Gymnastics
'M S. Sixth St. Phono 21W.R.
JOEL OSTLIND,
f, r o vl'tt! Tuncr nml Kepnlror.
415 S. Sixth Streot. Phono 103-L
R DNa LOUISE LARSON,
Pianist and Teacher.
Phono 254-R.
T W. BENNETT
Bennett Swnnton,
Tom TV ni..n
Have That Roof Fixed Fi222fS TnZTSX
Mnrshfleld, Coos Co., Oregon.
pERL RILEY UALLINGER
Pianist nnd Teacher
Resldonce-Studlo, 237 So. Broadwaj
Phono 18-L.
NOW
See GORTHELL
PRONE M21.
R. J. MONTGOMERY
Real Estate and Insurance
244 North Front Street.
The Bazar
"Store of Quality."
Phono 32.
fiufoiSfUixi!
r .
i
ttfvruu.
Olympic Flour J
Snow Drifti Flour
RETAIL PRICL
$1.40 PER. SACK
A
Northwestern hard wheat used ex.
clualvely In milling these brands Of
flour.
YH WILL MAIIi YOU 1
tor each sot ot old Fatso Teet
sent us. Highest prices paid fir
old Gold, Silver, old Watches,
broken Jewetry and Preeloar
Stones.
Money Sent by Roturn Hall.
Phlla. Smelting & Refining Co.
Established 20 Years.
803 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
TO DENTISTS.
Wo will buy your Gold Filling!,
Gold Scrap, and Platinum. Hlgli
est prices paid.
T EW KEYZER,
.. , , Violin Instructor.
Apply Hnlnca Music Storo.
. Class Starts September 1.
WJI. S. TURPEN,
ARCHITECT.
Mnrshfleld, Orogon.
pvR. W. MORROW,
LJ Dentist.
171 Grime Building, over Grand
Theater. Office Phone 320.
J G. CHANDLER,
Architect.
Rooms 801 and 302, Coko nulldlng
. Marshfleld, Oregon.
DR.
A. 3. HENDRY'S
Modern Dental Tarto.
Wo aro equipped to do high class
work on short notlco nt the very
loweet prices. Examination freo.
Lady attendant. Coke Bldg.. Opp.
Chandler Hotel, phono 112..T.
See
California Now
VIA THE
$55.00
ROUND TRIP
PORTLAND TO
LOS ANGELES
IVfl SUNSET M
I (OGOENftSHASTA) I
I t ROUTES I I
$55.00
HOl'.v TIUP
10TI,VXI) To
''OS AXfiKLQ
See tho
Wondorful
Sconory Along
tho Shasta Bouto.
Ml. Shaata ShnBtn
Springs. Soo San Fran
cisco, Lick Observatory,
Stanford University, Mt. Lowe.
Loa Angolea, Tho Old Spnnlah)
MIssIoiib, Ostrich FnrniB, SubmnrlneV
Gardens nnd thousands of other In er-
r t .... ..
eating lontureB or tno uoldon S talo.
Three Fine Trains Daily
r,:no
M. 8:15 P. M..
A. M.
Full Information ns to fares from Mnrshlleld, beautiful-
- Illustrated lltornturo on Callfornln, on application
fto W. F. Miller, Supt. C. B., It.' & E Mnrshfleld, or ty
'writing to Chns. S .Fee, paBsongor traffic manager, San
Francisco, Cnl.
Anybody can
attach the
plug
SS2i2iiiBHB
The G.E. Flatiron then heats
itself in about three minutes
and will stay hot without fur
ticr attention.
Saves time, steps and fuel
If the washing and ironing are sent out, the G.E. Electric
Iron will still be found a marvclously convenient utensil
to have in the house. There arc many little things
women like to iron themselves, and many times it be
comes necessary to wash and iron a few handkerchiefs,
etc., before the "wash" comes home. When occasions
like these arise, and there is a G.E. Iron handy it s the
work of but a moment to attach the cord to a lamp socket
and the iron is ready. Get one today.
OREGON POWER CO.
TELEPHONE 178.
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION
t
FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
MARSHFIELD, OREGON,,
At tho closo of business, September -i, 1019.
. M . RESOURCES. .,rril!T
Loans and discounts ; ftJanM
Banking house ...... B2'K
Cash and oxchanges 307.83
Total S81S,0iMJ
pi i . , . LIABILITIES. t r0 ooo.OO
Capital stock paid in lliuh
Total $813,07."
GET RID OP MICE
Trap thorn. They start fires.
Cnre will do much to provont fires.
Our Insurnuco policies do EV
ERYTHING to prevent loss on
your part If you have a fire (and
n policy.) Ask us your rnte. The
cost Is trifling, the Insurance per
fect. I. S. KAUFMAN & CO.
177 Front Btrett
Thi Star Transfer
J and Storage Co.
! U prepared to do ell kinds of haullna
j on short notice. We meet all trains
i and boats and we also have the latest
iBtyle Reynolds Piano Mover. We
guarantee our work.
L. H. Heisner, P
M PhoWl-R, uo-J, or O-L.
rop.
Get Busy
0M
AND GET AFTER TBTAT ROOF, BUT FIRST COME IN AND
OUR PRICES ON smNnru Aism mooktvo PAPER-
SHINGLES $1.80 AND UP.
ROOFING PAPER, ONE PLY, ? I.2S AND UP.
C A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co'
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
ALL KINDS OF JOSf BINtlNQ' DONE AT IHtWI