THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1912-EVEMIMG EDITION.
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COOS BAY TIMES GOODRUM GETS
M. C. MALONEY Editor and Publlshor
DAN E. MALONEY News Editor
Entered nt tlio liostsllico at Mu7ilfriuid70rcgon, for transmission through
tho malls as second class mall matter.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COOS COUNTY.
AN INDEI'ENrTENtnSEI'UDiTCATrNEWSl'Ai'EU PlfilLTSHED EVEUY
EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY, AND WEEKLY DY THE COOS DAY
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF MARSHFIEL1).
Mfluerace aod Example
EVERY community ought to exemplify tho enterprise and energy
of Its most progressive cltlzr-ns. Tho wldo-nwako citizen ought
to sec tho importance of djvotlng n share of his time to tho
yublic sorvlco and In aid of hlu community.
Public spirit characterizes the modern successful business man.
Tic realizes that ho Is Indebted to tlio community in which ho has
attained his success, and that tho best and most practical method of
meeting his obligation to the community Is to tako nn nctlvo Inter
est In community affairs.
Activities of tho dlsrcputnblo elements In nny community nro in
invorno proportion It) tho Indlffcronco of tho respectable citizens.
Tho effect of good cxnmplo Is salutary In tho community as well as
in tho fnmlly.
Morcovor, wlion tho citizens of wide Influcnco tnlco nctlvo pnrt In
rommunlty dovelopmont tho less luflucntlnl nrc easily induced to do
likewise, for they can bo mndo to see that their aid and Influcnco
nro important. Though their sphcro of Influcnco is less extensive
HEW MACHINES
Receives 1913 Cadillac for A.
H. Powers and Truck for
E. C. Walrath.
Ocorgo Qoodrum today received a
handsomo now 1913 Cadillac for A.
II. Power. Tho machlno is to roplnco
tho ono which was broken whllo be
ing unloaded off a steamer hero u
fow wcok's ago.
Tho auto lias 52 horso-powcr en
gines, Is nn electric startor, has elec
tric lights and every now dovlco. It
Is n handsome flvo passenger ma
chine. Mr. Qoodrum also received a 1500
pound Mcnomlneo truck for E. C.
Wnlrnth. Mr. Walrath will uso tho
truck In tho local dray and transfer
business.
FIRE IX HOSEBURG
Offices
Relev ItullriliiK iiutl Many
Dninngcil lu llliio
Tho Rosoburg Hovlow says:
"FIro in tho upper story of tho Ho
vlow building between 2 nnd .1 o
tholr volco nnd oxnmplo nro potent, porhnps more bo than their moro Jclbck this morning and tho resultant
prosperous noignnora woum no in tuo snmo spnorc.
No one's IntorostB nro too smnll to wnrrnnt engaging lu tho work
of community building. Tho grcnt strength of tho American nrmy is
said to bo duo to tho fnct that each soldier Is nn ofllcor. So when
each nnd every citizen Is working In community building nothing
enn long retard Its progress.
A Voyage Reverie
-By-
DOD STANLEY
SOME follow, in tho good old days, whoso wit o'orcamo his truthful
wnys whoso lovo for puns o'orwliolmcd nil his conscience or whnt
o'or wo cnll that thing which bids uh speak tho truth in all tho years
'twlxt ngo and youth, onco climbed up In n mammoth trco to view from
thoro n mighty sen. Ho snw It strotchlng towards tho west. It'n sllv'ry
form no sail caressed for then nn man had over sailed upon tho bosom
that nlnro then has drawn to It tho ships of all tho earth, all searching
for tho plnco of birth of wealth, and glory, strength nnd pow'r thnt lies
this Bldo thoso wavos which tow'r. Tho follow who was in tho tree, or
someone olso nu falso as bo, gazed out upon U'b broad expanse and said,
"Ah! now I have tho chanco to put ono ovor on tho folks who nra not
wine to all my Jokes. I'll toll thorn that this sea Is tnme so calm, Pacific
Is Its namo." Tho joko wont out. The sea was called "Pncltlc." nnd that
natno'n enthralled tho pcoplo of'moU ov'ry land, and makes thorn nil do
nlro to fltnud upon I I'm ploamint, sunny bench, nnd watch its tondor wnvo
IoIh roach, with morry lnughtor In tholr play, for llow'rs that bloom be
side tholr spray.
"Pacific." peaceful, means, I'm told. That's Just the reason I'm now
rollod, nnd pitched, nnd toHsod upon Iti breast. I looked for pcaco Just llko
tho rest, I Hailed oxpcctlng It to glance with million upon our nmbulnnco
that other fellows cnll a ship, 'though parked with Invalids each trip,
Oh! Jokor of that century, I wish I now wob In n trco, and you woro
norn wun liming frnmo to learn thorns nntiiinir In n nnino.
A CHANCE FOR THE LADIES
fonnntlon of creosote either totally
destroyed or Irroparnbly ruined tho
flvo suites of olllccs on that floor;
and n downpour of water Inflicted
costly dnmngo to tho Benson Grocery
underneath and damngo of much
lighter degrco to tho printing i laut
of tho Hovlow Publishing Company.
Estlmnto losca aggregate a total of
$5550, with $2950 insurance. The
building, which is Insured for $2,000,
Is owned by Doctor W. S. Hamilton,
of this city, who Ik nt present in Port
land. Tho fire originated in some un
known mnnnor in n closot In tho den
tal offices of Dr. C. L. Pearson, one
of tho eight professional nion who
tonnnted tho upper floor. Not n ten
ant escaped loss,
"Tho Iosbcs woro: Dr. C. L. Pear
son, $1,000; Atty. J. II. Lowry, $1,
000; Benson Grocery, $1,000; Dr. E.
E. Hoover, $800: Dr. W. S. Hamil
ton, $000; Atty F. G. MIcolH, $500;
Ewart Urothors, $300; Atty. C. L.
Hamilton, $150; Dr. Geo. E. Houck,
$100; Ilcvlew Pub. Co., $100.
Warner's
Corsets
At
Hi? Golden Rule
We have secured the agency
for the celebrated Warner's Rust
Proof Corsets These are priced
from $1,00 to $3,50
The Golden Rule will soon
have on display a most complete
line of HOLIDAY GOODS and
at the very lowest prices
The Golden Rule
R. A. C0PPLE, Prop. Broadway and Central.
us
I WITH THE X
I T0ASTANDTEA XnM
.HE ladles nro going to voto In
the Marshflold city election
this your. Wo bollovo this Is
snmo nRBiirniuo that tho best men
for tho Jobs will bo solectod.
By tho best men wo menu tho
most rnnnblo men and llio mnn
plodgod to tho dovolopmont of s,"'' "y wopW ,B fllH ot foublo
MnrHllflnlil'o irnnlna .inn.l n onlo. I ttlu't Snld it Bin't.
.-...finviM u rvwu uvvw t ottwa
I AIN'T IT FIXE TODAY? I
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To .Viniliiiito Olllcers -Tho nomi
nation of ofllcorfl for tlio annual
election of MnrBhflold Aorlo, Frn-
tornal Order of Eagles, oponcd last
Tho nominations will not
closo until Just prior to tho election
which will bo hold Wcdncsdny, Do
comber 3.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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I CHANDLER Ollvo M. Wells, Los
factory city wator system. j
TIiIb Is purely a common sonso
business proposition. Somo pcoplo
profosH to think thoro Ih no enmmon'
Bcnso under a bonnet or n volvot lint
with an ostrlrh pliimo. Wo abhor
n political flatterer but our onliilon'
la that In municipal gnvorumeiit the
ladles mining with n frosh and un
biased point of view will look nt tho
mutter moro clear headed than tho
nion. Thoy know tho need nnd Im
portance of n good wutor supply In
tho homo. They represent a groat
hopo for hotter municipal manage
ment. Wo wish tlio Indies would
study tho question rnrofullv and
men got soiuiiy
nion
formanco
Lord! I've had enough, nn' doublo,: Angeles; Win. Cnndlln, Coqulllo;
ltenson for complaint. Rufus K. Lovo, Docntur, III.; J. O.
Hnln nn' Btorm hnvo como to fret, Elliott, Salom; W. V. Fuller, Tlio
mo, j Dnlles; II. G. Lovlnson, Portland;
Sklea woro ofton grny; H. Nutter, Rosoburg; Prod A
Thorns nn' brambles hnvo besot mo Shnub, San Francisco; D. McKlfr
got solidly lu and work for tho i if u nin.,
who nro plodged to honest per- ' ,' , . . l "
iiinco of n groat civic duty. Troublo? I'vo
glvin',
On tho road hut, say,
Ain't It flno todny?
Whnt'B tho uso of nlways wcopln',
Mnkln' trouhlo last?
Whnt'B tho uso of nlways koopln'
Thlnkln' of tho pnBt?
Each must hnvo his tribulation,
Wntor with his wlno.
colebrntlon.
had mlno
But todny is flno!
ARIZONA RESTORES RECALL.
WHEN Arizona: In perfecting' "'" '"' th"1 ! nm Mn'
ho,- iiimllcntlmi for smio. Not n month ngo;
v hood, presented n Constl-, llnvln', losln', talkln'
tutlun npproved by her pontile. As tlmo wills it so.
President Taft objected. Sovoral Yesterday a cloud of sorrow
of tho provisions of this document Full across tho way;
conflicted with his Idea of limiting It may rain ngnln tomorrow,
mo power or tne eloctornto, Ono it may rnln but, say,
in imiiiruiur no puHiuvoiy roniscit
to sanction. TIiIb was tho provi
sion for tho recall of nil oloctlvo
omcinis, including the- judiciary
Arizona was given
ino iiooci or presorv
IlOIllliMlrn nf tlin rnnrlH
tolii thnt iiiom win n r. hnim f of thoiu In Mnrshflold
Immedliito statehood unless sho! , -, --
changed hor Constitution by strlk- Flvo thousand men In tho Phillip-
Ing out tho clntiso making tho Ju-'pines wnnt wives or think thoy do,
dlclnry subject to recall. In ordor ' which means tho snmo thing.
to obtain hor just due-, Arizona -tt-tt-
liad to bow to tho prosldont's will.1 Fortunately crumbs of comfort nro
HnopXuS to0.uZaSV,ot control,ca -nt:U8t
1 At0o.oSotlS recently A, .zona had ' u SS win M"""
hor first opportunity to nniond hor lilnh " " l --
Knl!" of'" "ho TJuOd.c0."rytllwa9Or sub-' Everything comes to the Democrat
raSd again JthoC,olVctoran4 Tho ho has been wlt.ngjlxteen years,
proposed law wns not now; It was mi.- . ..i.nl i. i
nn exact ennv of Lhn niovlslnn ran. . "". v" . I' ?I"r no enn
Ain't it flno today?
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Thero nro said to bo moro than
non, II. Qenrson, Portland; Sam
uol Knhn, Tncomn; W. T. Hum
meat, Portland; .las. II. Sexton,
Chicago; H. M. Kahn, Portland;
Adolbort IIugliPB, Senttlo; It. L,
Battlo, Portland; J. S. Lolsuro,
Portlnnd; J. C. Oyer, Portland;
L. W. Estortl San Frnnclaco; F. C.
Wallace, Portlnnd.
BLANCO CIiob. D. Smith, Bnn
don; C. Woodruff, Lnkoport; L. W.
Hall, Langlois; C. C. Bridges nnd
wife, Coos River.
COOS Bort Wlllnrd, Coqulllo;
R. J. Zumwnlt, Myrtlo Point; A. D.
DroiiBon, Eurokn; C. Franklin, C.
Danlolson, Portlnnd; R. V. Trlm
blo, Wnlla Wnlla; Geo. Sehsbol,
Portland; Mrs. N. E. Porklns, H. C.
Hanannl, J. S. Havannll, Portland.
LLOYD O. B. Walker, Gardiner.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing In tho Mnrshflold, Oregon.
n lecture on ton million men In tho country who Istofflco for t ho week ending No
Ing tho "Indo- ,i ot vote but thoro nro not mnnv yon,b?r 19 1912- Persons calling
rts," and flatly , " ,' , ,,, for tno 8a,no wln I,,easo Bay atl-
And
stand It if tho othor follow can.
for
,1m. i .. ...1 1... tli.rvotil..1 n.. 1 1
tumui-ll u) i n-amum lull. mill, tt tf
it... ..nn..l. n,l.,,l.l It I... .... I '"
XlKmluorit;. ' " A 00'1 cause Is imperishable.
This was the natural result ot v. i- t ,.f i
oxocutlvo l.itori.v o.i(o for which T,Xnivi.8SC ,,mo
7,thoro was no justification. Sovoral. J"nnK8GluB- ..
niuiVH nun iiiiuiui'ii 1110 juuiwuii m-, v i.n,.i .... i.n i i i
cull before ArUnna submlttod her, t having any children to bothor
Constitution, nnd tho nttompt to "er, Ella Wheeler Wilcox writes some
coerce nn applicant tor sintonoou i"v"uiu uuiui-a un mo suujeci or
wns wholly Inexcusable niotnerhoou.
Elovon million watches wero ex
ported from Switzerland during tho
past fiscal year. Wo aro glad they
are not alarm clocks.
Don't worry, for by so doing you
nro apt to worry othors who aro try
ing to keep from worrying.
An unfilled waut, .causes unhapp!-?
nesa Times Want Add gel rosults.
'sjinnw Suijq spy uiav .sotnu,
vortlscd and pay one cent for each
letter callod for.
Paul Bates, R. Domorest, Chas.
Dooloy, Loron Donnolly, Petor Dug
gan, Ed Elliott, EdwnrdB & Bow
man, E. Elliott. Win. A. Foholy.
Hans Flntner. Tom Gaffey, John
Grosvonor, Mrs. Orn Garten. E. W.
Gould, Chauucey Goodnough, Goo.
Hayes, Axol Hano, Clarence Hill,
Philip Kroll. Allen Knight, Chas.
Lawhorno, Frank Llsonby, Miss
Allco McDufTee, Jamos McMnnus,
D. A. McCrackon, B. R. Mynntt,
Russell Mlllor, Axol Morris. R.
Moon, A. L. Newby, Mrs. Wilson
Potorson, w. J. Plorson, Mr. J. T.
Ray, Gladys Reynolds, W. J. Ste
phens, Hiram Smith, Bort Smith,
Wm. Wnley.
W. B. CURTIS. Postmaster.
FlO OF 22
Arrival of Nels Ekblad's Sev
enteenth Child Calls At
tention to Big Families.
.Vols Ekblad of Isthmus Inlot,
tho sonlor member of tho firm of
Ekblad & Son, Is rejoicing ovor tho
arrival of his Bovontconth child, a
son born tho dny before yesterday.
It was orronoously stated that tho
hoy was his fifteenth. Ton of IiIb
children nro living. Thrco of tho
eight children born by his flrat wlfo
dlod and four of tho nlno children
horn of his second wlfo succumbed.
Mr. Ekblad arrived hero a fow
months ago from .Minnesota, whoio
l.e resided for ycnrB. He- is an old
frloinl of C. A. Smith, having
known tho mllllounlio luiubormnu
nbout 30 yonrs ago when Mr. Smith
was running n Binnll grain olovntor
and fuel business In a llttlo Minne
sota town, in connection with this.
tho following story of n largo fain-
ly'H oxporionco Is told In u presB
dlspntch from Lend Hill, Ark.:
"Will II. Rlttlo, n mountain fnr
mor. living nonr Lead Illll, camo
to town with his family of wlfo
nnd twenty children to trndo. Ho
Is tho head of ono of thoso famil
ies whoso Individual monibors nro
outfitted from hend to foot onco a
year, nnd that la at tho beginning
of tho winter.
"Tlio family arrived In tho town
in inu uvuiuiiK nun cninpeu ovor
night nt tho crook that flows
through Lond Hill. Thoy wero mak
ing tholr purchases before C o'clock
In tho morning, nnd tho goodB thoy
bought nlmost filled tholr wagon.
Twenty-two pair of shoes mndo tho
most Interesting display.
"Mr. and Mrs. Rlttlo wero mar
ried iwonty-ono years ngo. Their
twonty children Includo two aots of
twins. Tho oldest child Is 20 years
old, and tho youngost, twins, are
four months old. All tho young
Rlttles aro strong nnd honlthy, and
Mrs. Rlttlo, who la 41 years of
ago, looks to bo llttlo older than
her eldest daughter."
cry company rocontly pleaded guil
ty to violating tho locnl option
law nnd paid fines.
Sovoral days ago tho governor
Btnted civil suits against tlio brow
cry company would not bo brought
if Mayor Mlcolll would resign his
oillco and permit nnothor to fill
his plnce, but todny tho governor thinks It nliould be don.
said ho intended to have civil suits
brought regardless of tlio action
taken by Mayor Mlcolll. It was
roportcd from Ilosoburg that May
or Mlcolll had refusod to resign.
IIOSEDUHG COUNCIL ACTS.
Tho Rosoburg Rovlow BnyB: Gov
ernor Oswald Wost's nowBpnpor
campaign ngnlnst Joaoph Mlcolll,
mayor of Ilosoburg, brought forth
Biimmnry action from tho city coun
cil Monday night, vthta 1 1
tlon fathered by Coiincllwj 1
iMillorton was adopted, rtjil
tho governor for the itlfu
upon tho city by hi pstft
and requesting him to w
courts nnd not tho prtuttj
cento nny of tho offldili I
NORTH IlEJtt) m
Mrs. P. C. Lever andlilu)
Lovnr expect to leave tut
for California,
When In need of
PLUMBING,
HEATING,
TINNING.
SHEET MCTAb WORK,
CALL 10M
pioni:i:h hdwhe oo.
When done by u I U dow t
AFTER MAYOR MICELLI.
State of Ohio, citv or Toledo, .
I.VOA8 CllUKTV. ) M
Frank J.t'lieiufy ftmleioath that he lu senior
partner of tho firm of v. J. Olieney A Co. dolnc
busiio. In the ntr of Toledo, county ana
btatcairreMlil, ami tlia Mid Arm will pay the
mm ot ONE UU.NORKn POI.LAKS foVcacli ana
every cao of Catarrh that cannot, be cured by
tho uc of Hall' Catarrh Cure. '
. ... FRANK J. CHENEY.
Bworn to before me and eubtlbed In my
presence, this nth day of December. A. D. U&S-
(8l'i) A.W.OLEASON,
Hall's Catarrh Cure s taken Internally, and
acta directly on the blood and maconi surfaces
of tho system, fiend for testimonials free,;
Governor W'cU Orders Geo, Brown
to Start Prosecution.
SALEM, Nov. 21. Governor
AVest has Bent n lettor to District
Attorney Brown ot Douglas coun
ty, Instructing him to begin crim
inal prosecution of Mayor Mlcolll
ot Rosoburg, for failure to perform
tho duties of his office,
The charge will likely bo based
on tho mayor's alleged wilful ne
glect in enforcing tho local option
law.
Tho governor nlso Instructed
Brown to bring, ns soon as time
would permit, civil suits against
the Rosoburg Brewing and Ice Co.,
of which Mayor Mlcolll Is a leading
stockholder, to have It enjoined un
der the public nuisance act, and to
have its charter rovokod in the
ground that Its officers have been
conducting it In violation of the
law. Five directors of tho brew-
iifi'w nfrOiMiV. J
fcoa
YotfNcted a New
Fall' Ova
, a1 I
NOWS the time, and hero's tlio place tjff
Never before have avg been abio w
attractive a lino at such modcrato rthesej
...- n ....-I. ti.:.,. wry linVO Mr
Raincoats that will really protect )
tho severest storm.
Headquarters for thc.fi
Sc1ilo88-Baltimore Suits and
Overcoats.
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