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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1913 EVENING EDITION 4 mm hum COOS BAY TIMES 64. 0. MALONKY Editor anil Fun. BAN K. MAI.ONEY News Edltof OFFH IAL PAPF.R OF THE CITY, or MAHSIIFIELH. Address nil communications to COOS MAY DAI I A TIMES. Mnrtdiflold : Orego Entered nt the postofflce at Mann tlold, Oregon, for transmission through tlic malls as second claM tnall matter. Official Paper of Coos County. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. DAILY. One year $6.00 Per month '".0 WEEKLY. One year $1.50 When paid strictly In advance the ubscrlption price of the Coos Bay Times is $t00 per year or $2.60 lot tz months) Dedicated to the service of tho people, that no good cause shnll lack champion, and that evil shall no: thrive unopp sed. DO IT NOW. Why not get your Christmas shop ping done now, hofore tho rush? This Is a question, It Is stated, in the minds of mnny clerks and em ployers nt the present time, nnd It Is Bald that the puhllc ought not to leave this work until the last few dayB before tho great mld-wlnter festival. If nttonded to now It will mean tho saving of ovor-tixed strength on tho part of those who stand he hind' counters, It will moan more satisfaction during the holiday sea son ; It will mean a practical Christ inns gift to thoso who appreciate It and will go toward bringing "peace on earth, good will toward men." During the coming week mnny tire plnnnlug to make their full quota of purchases, and have the task out of the way. Some, It Is Bald, nrc planning this to save themselves; some are going to do it to assist tho wage earner, but whatever tho motive, the action Is being strongly endorsed by all right thinking people who desire to see tho Christmas spirit manifested In a manner that counts greatly. THE SIE(iE OK FLORENCE By Dean Collins. Tho clouds of war are rlsln' And glowering" gloomily About the fair horizon Of Klorenco by the sea; Stern Mars his knife is whuttln' I Me gives a grim guffaw. And sees the scenes n-settln' I For reign of martial law. j Oh Florence, brutal Florence, I Your crime Is black and deep; I It fills us with abhorrence; It robs us of our sleep; You ordered from your city Along the beach to roam, Poor hobos O, tho nitty Who didn't have no home. Twns seven luckless persons Whose brag was "Freedom's brag;" Whoso crimes were never worse 'uns Than eussln' of the flag; Who merely tried to riot About rebelllously Within your city quiet. Oh, Florence by tho son. But nn avenger comoth; There Isn't any doubt. And Oswald's anger hummcth, And you had beslH watch out; The warlike forces gntlier. And shortly there will be Somethln' exciting' rather 'Round Florence by tho sen. I see the bay'nctn glisten, And banners stream above, And o'er tho wire l hlssln' The order of the Gov. .lust why this war Is brewln' IH hardly clear to me. But ho says, "Sothln's doln' At Florence by the sen." SUFFRAGETTE I WITH THE TOAST l ANH THE TEA OOOD EVEN I NO I "Our doubts aro trnltors, and make us lose tho gooil wo off might win by fearing to attempt. Shakespeare. STAND BY VOl'R TOWN. K you think your town's the best Tell 'em so! If you'd havo her lead the rest Help her grow. When there's anything to do Let tho fellows count on you, You'll reel bully when It's through; Don't you know. If you want to make n hit (let a name, ir the other follow'H It Who's to blame? ? r your money in your town, .' keep thu prices down; (i.ve Hie nmll concerns a frown That's the game! f you're used to giving knocks, Change your style; Throw bouquets Instead of rocks, For awhile; Let the other fellow roast. Shun him as you would a ghost, Jlout his hammer with a boast And a smile. When a stranger from afar Comes along; Tell him who anil what wo are Make It strong, Needn't flatter, never blut'r, Tell the truth, for that's enough; .loin the boosters- they're the stuff. We belong. M'KINSTRY Sl'd'EI'DS M'INDOE. Lox Angeles .Man Will Be In Charge of Entire NorlhmM Harbors Work. WASHINGTON'. D. C. Nov. 21. Orders have been approved trans ferrlug Colonel 0. II McKlnstry from Los Angeles to Portland. MoKlustrv hns served only about two years at Los Angeles and bis transfer was not expected, but by reason of his rank ami for other considerations ho was chosen. Lieutenant Colonel McKlnstry will bo uuulo division engineer as well as district offlcor for the entire north west, a position which has been vac ant because of luck of an officer of Tbe Christian Spirit. Christmas Is a good institution, be It examined from any angle. The Christ mas spirit Is one to foster anil encour age. It means unselllshness. charily. peace. liberality, good cneer, an uesir- able traits in themselves and all tend ing to make tbe world a better place. While the Christmas holiday Is a Christian Institution In name, no one religion holds a monopoly of the Christ mas spirit. It Is common to all reli gions. It means a striving to make others happier, mi effort to better con ditions for iniinUliiil, It means sharing your good fortune, no matter how small the portions may be. It is the essence of the (iolilcu Kulc. While one can do much good to oth ers by tln radiation of the Christmas spirit, the greatest good Is dune to one self. No man can bestow a gift, either material or spiritual, on another with out beiielltlug himself, lie must ele vate himself by the exercise of the dilutions tlint Christmas calls forth. mid this elevation must be more or Ic-s permanent. No man can be inm-li ilif recent one day In th" year from uii.it he Is the oilier III! I days. Ho hlcscd be the spirit of ChcM mas! Exercise It during the closing days of December and you can't help hut be the better for it. and you can't help but continue Its benevolent liitlu euces during the mouths that follow. I A CHRISTMAS DREAM. DHKA.MI:d ii ilrcam ono Clirlatmni cvo. Th KtrniiKctit one. you may bellove. 'Twin of u world divinely fair llcyonil tlui blue, fur on', sonu-wliere. Tlioro KNcf unit tears wore all unknown, Anil lovo supremo rvlKiii'il on the throne. All, Mich ii Joyful. kIuiIhoiuo world, Where sorrow's liolts wero never hurled'. Hero races gaunt wltli poverty Dei Mo the rich In mockery. All equal there wero each to ench, Thu liext within u pauper's reach. No hiiikIiik. crimheil, ilowutroililen mitKHeo: No proud, t'llle or tl.iu iniiilo eluases; No seasoned oys for Just a few In tills fair realm lieyonil tho tilue; No stnlkliiK want with piteoiiH voice; No poor to feed, All hud their choice Of that willed seeinetll jimt mid good. All things wero rightly understood. No hrohen hearts or racking pain; No avaricious, Mood houghl miln; No Ki'fisplllg. grlndlliK. sellish Ki'eed That other's Welfare doth not heed. All thliiKH weio pel feet as the love That ruled this spoih'ha world aliove. Were this sad world like to my dream And love nilrd all, Its right supreme, Ah, where the ehanee for kindly deeds? Were Iheie no poor to voice their needs, Wile siivh n state Hiililliuvly line. Oh, where the good that we mlitlit do? Weie theie no faees dewed with tears. Where, then, the sol;ue of the Jeans? If this world knew no grief, no cure, (.tiilld we our Inothei's burden sharo? Ah, love would losu miieh of Its worth Were theie no ehuiity on earth! I'eihaiH 'tis better as It Is Thau live In realms of perfect bliss, l'or out of exit eometh good When (.iod Is rightly understood. And since wo live mid toll mid euro And not In halcyon dienuis somewhere t'pllft mid help thy fellow man And do tl e UPVlost good you e.lll To make this woild like that above, Controlled and swayed by Chrixtly love, -Howard I. Wentworth. HorND-l'l' COST $.'17,1X111. WRITES ON WALK Washington's First Specimen Pays One Dollar for Writ ing Slogan on Sidewalk. (Br AmocUlM Vmt to Coos liar T.mn.l WASHINGTON, I). C.. Nov. 21. Miss Lucy Burns, the capital's first mllllant sufrrngotto, paid a flue of $1 In police court today for chalking t: e White House sidewalks with "Votes for Women." 12,000 WORKERS MAY WALK OUT Twelve Thousand Electrical Empfoyes Wants Two Dis charged Men Reinstated. jn AmocUIM rrrti to run. nt Tlm. N'Ktt' YORK. Nov. 2t. Unless ad justment or their grievances is made before tonight, 12,000 employes or the General Klectrlcul Company will go on strike. Officials of twenty five unions, Including the men am! women In every department of tho big plant', made this announcement this morning. Tho workers demand that two discharged employes bo reinstated.. PERSONAL NOTES OH, APRICOTS! Her CHIORRY llpn are out or J'oueh. To PAIR with her I often slghr Full well I know she Is a PEACH; She Is thu APPLE of my eye. . HATCH KR wont to Coiiillle today on business. M. C. MKNLO went to Coiiulllo on tho morning train. JOK NOBLK U In from today on business. Ten Mllo ROSS SMITH will leave tonight for Portland on business. II. W. HOLDKN made n business trip, to Dandou tills morning. IS 00ITE ILL vealtiiv pioneer and father or A. O. HOOEHS REPORTED TO RE IN BATH ICR CRITICAL CONDITION NOW. home robbeT' at ns Ml'S. I now nn. . I !. I linw nn- VfSit in Marshfield. H Of Pilianp TI'O following- f 3 ' r l.yr Hls.er. Mrs. S,8 ' e.S W.M. W1LKINS. or Ten Mile, Is n Mnrshrield business visitor today. W. A. P.KII) expects to leave tonight for Portland on buslnes and pleasure. II. NKW.MAN was a passenger to Myr tle Point and Dilution this morning on the train. K. R. NIKNSTADT went to Myrtle Point nut! Coiiulllo this morning on a business trip. IOHN D. GOSS nnd wire leavo today on the Breakwater for Portland for a week's Btay. TONY A LA. IN and John Ptihnrlch wero passengers on the morning train for Conlodo, where they aro employed. J MR. ANd'mRS. C. A STANLKY;fwhu came hero a co.iple or wooks ago to look for a location, went up to Conledo this morning. entrance b COOt ll.l.i: RIVKR FISHING. The present fishing senson on tho Coiiulllo1 River ends tomorrow. As a rule, fishermen have not been: able to earn even living wnges, and the paclc put up by the canneries Is considerably below the average.. The Co-operative Cannery nt Pnrk ersburg lias been nble, by raking and scraping, to put up C000 cases,, while Nass' Cannery at Prosper has less than half of that amount. The season will open ngnlu on Decem ber 10. Bnndon Surf. BANDON COri'LK WKRS. Married, at CoonlHe. Thursday. November l!'.. Mr. Fred Lorentzen and Miss Kdna Hodge. The groom Is a popular member of Bandon's younger set nnd Is n trusted em ploye or the Bnndon Water Com pany. The rtrlde Is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlon I lodge, of Prosper, and Is a well known and popular member of so city In that thriving llttlo city. The young counle will make their home !:t th!y city. Bar.dcn Kt-.tf. MRS. ARCIIIK BOONK nnd son, liar old, were passengers to Myrtle Point on C. e morning train. They returned home this afternoon. ilSS MAK KKSLKR, the lady cornoU 1st who has been at the Royal for the past week, went to Bandtui this morning to III! an engagement at that place.. hard on ;i:.it. Tho Bnndon Surr says: "K, S. (icar. the Immaculate and aristo cratic life lusurnnco man who suc ceodnd (ln becoming solo pro'nrlotor of severnl dollars' worth of Bnndon confidence and who beat It while the beating was good, has been heard of at Walla Walla, Wash., where he Is organizing nn Infant class In the art of playing fair guy to his old Bandon stuff. Someone should bounce n wonkey-wrench off his head." MRS. G. W. K A l F.MAN lias returned homo rroni a visit at Spokane and Seattle, aeompanliMl by her little daughter. Shu returned by way of Drain, where she was met by .Mr. Kaufman. WILL IIKNNKSSKY was down from the Smith-Powers mine at Hen ryvllle yesterday and reports that the output of thu mine Is being steadily Increased. L. DONALDSON and wife and daug hter, arrived here yesterday on the Breakwater to visit at the K. D. Howe home and will later pro ceed to Coqullle Valley points. .IAMKS COWAN. county tlnibr cruiser, has ende! h!ti wnilc if estimating tho value or the stand ing timber In the countv and re turned to his home in Marshl'ield today. Anson Rogers, one of Coos Bay's best known pioneers, In reported to be In n rather critical condition at his homo on Coos River. He has been suffering from n general break down Incident to his ndvanced years, Curtis avenue. and his rolatlves and friends fool I Some unknmv,, . consldorablo apprehension concern-1 '""t ulK,t entered tl i. r 'i lug Mm. I Lucy o. o.Mvant .7 V.?6 'Ma Mr. Rogers Is eighty-five years ransacked tho Inter In old nnd has boon n resident or Cooei'iunce and escaped un r Bay for nmn- years. Ho Is ono oflmuclras Mrs. OPIvn, .n. ed '"is. tile wealthiest men In this section, visiting nt Mnrslinoii . t'rMe' having extensive Mnrshrield holdings or thu loot secured b- """"l as well as other real eslute. cannot ho determino,! 5 ,lle He has been poorly since he Htif- The prowlers f(i.0,i fered'n slight attaelc of paralysis hem thu boiue by brcnkln n t'lini ,,. Ul, nmv I till, ll!ID.i,i,A..i jv... w r. " iiiuiii (lOOr. TKa- . " nxe. sim.sl.,.,1 the wood h, " -;v-i .hroug,, " lrl or the toi i were most thorough In J senrch. oil,.. ti, ''.. -Irawcrs ThV ' "'"t'n'Hses Rwclla8 ".ot secluded portion, 0 denco-. ,oe r The rohherr this morjilnt.y Mrs. Edward 2 n neighbor, nn.t h. ' I "(!. It Ih believed ,hat tkiT nous resiumsrbloforthejohhaa,:; knowledge that Mrs. Olllvant . ,v Hent from the city. At least Z apparently consumed, consider, in inuKing tne search. nd tr., appearances were little afraid cfk nig ooiccteo, IITNT I.V CCRRV, Port laud Baseball Players Got Four Black: Iteai'. A Portland paper says: Hill Rod gors, Bill James, Harry Thlclmnu and K. A. RobltiBon, who have been liuntliig in Curry County, arrived In Portland. Four black bear wero killed, Tlllelinnn getting one nnd IConworthy, the Sncramonto outfield er, who accompanied thu party, kill ing one. The other two wero secur ed by Curry County men. who Join ed the party, .lames lias lnl the snllnts removed from Ills right hand. He expects to romalh hero for somu time. Rodgers leaves for Ills homo In Cihclnuntl soon. He doesn't know whether he will bo sent to Cleveland or return to Portland. FOOTBALL PLAYFR DICAD. CLKVKLAND. O.. Nov. 21. Mor ty Marx, 1 years old, died bore o! Injuries suffered In a football guuu! last Friday. Playing with an umn teur tenm, he plunged 'head' first llito a telephone pole. " ir; Nur nunc BRKAD AT COOKKII FOOD slt ATl Y I.V COOS My nffi TY CO.'S BnUHXf,. FRONT BY CHRISTIAN nintCIMVOMa SNAP IN SOUTH MArtSIIFIFJJ) RKSIDKXCI- Tn-n Mory m n nils ror iiino, on eajr tfrnn, S Title Guarantee nnd AlHtntct CW puny. PRKSIDKNT SWAIN, of the Swaln Hoyt Company, who has been In North Bond sovoral days looking Into his business Interests on tho bay, will return with his son todny to San .Francisco by stngo and rallrond. G I, FX A DA Pl'PILS IN BISINFSS. PKNDLKTON, Or., Nov. 21. At tho annual meeting of tho stock- ! holders of the Northwestern Fron- I tier Kvlllhltlnn ARKni'lnlliin llm nf. ndequate rank to assign to that duty. fK.lal (U,t, (,f th() ,,, ,ltlon w, Ul, Tho war department holds McKlnstry' 1W1W Qtni.BQ niiil o In high esteem and believes Port land will be well satisfied with him. SF.F the ijtlll.OII COATS LAD1KS' i:.MPOItll'.M. nt the Times Want ads bring results. owns, stages and puts on the llouud-iip, It shows that the total cost of staging the Round-up for lull: was $:57,'.H:ii.ltJ. leaving a cash Imlanco on hand of $9200.23, making a total receipts for the 10Ki show of $ I7.1GG.6S. Form Stock Company ami Kngago In Poult ry-HuMug for Piorit. Kl'GKNK. Or.. Nov. 21. Down nt i tho little city or Glcunila, across the Sluslaw Ulver from Florence, the i public school has started something new In connection with the study of j agriculture mid mathomatlcs. A i hlcken yard lias been Installed on i the school grounds by the pupils and a regular co-oporatlvo company or ganized. Kuch child who wishes to j belong to the company furnishes uj hen and receives In return n certlll-i en to of stock showing a par valuo of j no cents. Dividends will ho declared monthly and tho surplus or excess of sales over tho cost of feeding will be divided among tho stockholders, Ofricers havo been olected ond regu lar reports will bo furnished nt' the monthly meetings. It Is the aim to tench practical methods nf record keeping ond busi ness organization In addition to .the construction of poultry houses and yards and tho proper methods of feeding. The school will have no difficulty In disposing of all oggs produced, as thore Is nlwnys n good market at Glenadn and Florence. In case of tho death of any of tho dick ens such children ns mny hnvo tho misfortune to lose n chicken will bo MRS. JL A. C: RILKYV local man ager of tho Northwest Vlavl Com pany, has been called buck to Portland and will lenvo on tho Bronkwuter tonight. Jlrs. W Mason and Jlrs. C. A. Hanson will take ehurgo of tho work bore. BKRNARD B. SAWYKR. genera) agent of n large bonding nnd In surance firm, of Portland, who nrrlvod on the steamer Alllnnco with Jlrs. Sawyer on Wednesday, will leavo for Portland ngaln on tlie steamer Breakwater tills ove nlng, after visiting n nuiuhor of frlonds In .Marshfield nnd North Bend. PAT IIKNNKSSKY, superintendent of tho Smith-Powers mlno on Isthmus Inlet, Is a Jlnrshfleld business visi tor today. He roports ovorythlng going nicely at tho mlno and tho forco Is being steadily Incronsed ns tho dovolopment work permits tho Increasing or tho coal output. Ho has about sovonty-flve men em ployed there now. AMONG THE SICK. Ksmond GIosop, ono of The Times' best carrlor boys, Is recovering from a sovoro attack of tonsllltls and will soon bo able to resume his route In South Jlnrshfleld. HKK tho $10.00 COATS LADIF.K' F.MPOHir.M. nt tho reimbursed from tho profits before dividends nro declared. . THU If you have anything to sell, rent, trade, or want help, try a Want Ad In The Times, Tho TIme3 want ads are the keysj to the door of opportunity, INDKPKNDKXT AUTO LINE. Watch for Footo pennant. 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