COOS BAY TIMES
M. O. MALONEY Editor nnd Tub.
DAN 15. MALONEY News Editor
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Official Paper of Coos County .
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COOS BAY DAILY TIMES
GOO I) EVEN I NO.
Alnroliflold
Oregon
Mensurc your worth by tho
stnndnrd. of duty well dono,
not by tho opinion of others.
Selected.
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,, ,T" 7, ". 7 ii l" 'n" wore mo and 1 wero you,
Dedicated to tho 'servlco of tho Whnt von(ier working things we'd
peoplo, that no good causo shall (0
lacl? a champion, and that evil shall WoM see the good in every one,
notltnfhto unopposed. We'd do our work llko It 'wore
y SpnsountrioN bates. fun
DAILY. Wo'd gossip nover, nor be blue,
Ono yoar JG.00 if you woro mo and I woro you.
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Bay Times la $G.0O per year or
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KEADINfl.
' If you wefo me nnd I wero you,
. o'd both bo hotter
through
I'd see your virtues,
mine,
Tho efofrt would bo
old wine
No word of cciiBuro o'er would brew,
If you woro me nnd I woro you.
through nnd
you'd see
llko some
When a bride begins to reallzo
that her husband Is much like hor
brother, her air castles collapse.
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rriHE dlfferouce botween tho read-
Inir nt mtr crrtilliltinrntito nnrl Hint
of " oursolv ob and o u r Aa vo"'(1 hnvo . nml VA have you
children Is that tho former ou woand laugh and love and
had bo llttlo to rend that whnt tlioyl And I will do tho solf-snmo
read soaked Into them, whorens what I thing
tho latter rends rolls off their minds Wo'll pnlnt this world n "rosy" hue,
mco wnior oit a uhck'b duck, uniy wnon you nre mo and I am you.
When a man has more money
than ho knows what to do with
other people want to lend him some
of theirs.
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Men nro llko needlos; when they,
are broke women havo no UBe for
them.
Folks who Bay tho rlgnt thing nt
the right tlmo are as popular as
they nro scarce.
How a man does hate to mnko
lovo to n woman who wears specta
cles all the time.'
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funny lnngunRo n man feels
put out when ho dlscovors that he
has been taken In.
Among contrary mon Is tho chnp
who would rcfuso to tnko whiskey
if tho doctor prescrlbod It.
lot's chnngo places nnd Just do I In looking uacK oyer our past lives
Villi YU HL'U UI1U BlIllU IIISUUIIU W11U1U
worry in ado things any better?
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IS DECIDED
such reading as remains In ono dov-
elopes character and hns true value.
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-W. E. Pitch,
IflMI SWEPT
Br BUD I !
I It Is qulto possible for bo mo
i Coos liny men to havo more
I money than brilns and still
I havo only n llttlo money.
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Tbo only wny somo Coos Buy
peoplo could keep a promise
would bo to mil It In n safe I
I deposit box.
Lumber Town, Near Raymond, II
AlmOSt Completely De- l Tho trouble with some Coos liny
cfrmnr" hw Pirn People Is thov havo their work In
SiroyCU uy Tire. i0.m pineo nnd their thoughts In nil-
Jury Refuses to Allow Taylor
Johnson Damages for Leg
Broken at North Bend.
(Speclal to The Times.)
COQUILLE, Ore., May 22. The
jury In tho case of Taylor Johnson
vs. Chris GrohB of North Bond
brought In a verdict for the defend
ant Into yesterday. The Jury found
that tho plaintiff was Intoxicated' and.
this was responsible for the nccldout
which resulted In n broken loc for
which ho waB endeavoring to collect
dqmnges.
The enso was hard fought, J. D.
Gobb being attorney for the defense.
Thoy had a hard tlmo getting, a Jury
In tho case, the vonlre being exhaust
ed and speclnl Jurors having to be
called In. Tho veniremen generally
stntod that they would not bullovo a
liquor mnn under onth nnd this re
sulted In tholr being rojected.
The suit waB tho outgrowth of
trouble In tho North Bend saloon
somo montns ago.
Johnson only had ono other wit
ness In his behalf, n man named Aus
tin who worked nt tho Mercy hospital
for a time. Austin testified that ho
had been offered ?2G nnd free trans
portation Bomottmo ago If ho would
Bllt When thnt StatO IB realized lvn Min rnnntrv. .fnhnnnn Plnlini.il n
Wro"lS!!h1Vlthd?hU old world-' '" "n"10tl .'Bn '"c1 "" vor
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A DREAM?
Wrltton for Tho Times.
Whnt a boon Is life; 'twould be,
Could we tnko things ns thoy come,
Not fret and fume and worry
Till tho heart with pain Is numb.
Not work up vnguo suspicions
Of somo other one's Intent
To Injure, slight or vllllfy,
When no such thing wns meant.
fn AmaHUM Pmi to Coot nr Tlmn.J uuitr.
HAY.MONI), Wash., Mny 22 Tho
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business section of t.io town of Lebnm nfcr Ul0 dertnkor Is Bummoned.
wns completely destroyed by flro yes
tordny. Tho loss Is $100,000. Tho
flro started In tho Lelmni Mills &
Tlmbor company and npread so quick
ly that ninny narrowly escaped death.
A food supply wns sent from lioro.
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What matter If n u'rl's coninlox-
lon Is poor If her fnthor Is rich?
KEEP HM
IN CITY JUL
NEWS OF. NE&kBY TOWNS
and broko his leg.
It Is Intimated thnt there may bo
other suite similar to this one. J.
O. Mullen nnd C. I. Holgnrd were at
torneys for Johnson.
Dnnmgo Cose on.
Today tho enso of Hnlha vs 'tho
Smith-Powers mino on Isthmus In-
Wlion n man Is In tho wrong llOi lot fnr iilinnt J?linn il mnn con fnr nor.
only wastes time trying to cover up' ,,., , , Blia,nin,i , vl.
his mlBtnke by tho uso of big T ... . . . . I ."
fr-n, I hiuii iinu nro in ocing incii. v. i.
Stoll Is attorney for Hnlha nnd J. I),
(loss for the dofendnnt.
of ours.
With henvon fairly won.
Would It bo truly henven, though,
With each tho snmo ns each? .
If this should fnll to satisfy I
Then heaven's out of reach.
Itenrsny.
The L. M. Tozier
Grocery Co
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import
Price
m
Headquarters for domestic and
outing and lunch goods
A EI3W HINTS, mill we liultc comparison on nil i
quality. n
Minced sardines .for snndwiches, Sardines Smoked i
Oil, or Special, Bnby Mackerol, KIpporod Hcrrlne p '""
Tuna Fish, Bonod Deviled nnd Potted Chicken Dbv'ii a B"''
ted Hnm, Dovlled, Potted nnd Cooked Lunch ,a nd Pot
Voal Lonf, Holnzo, Van Camp nnd Preferred Stock p Tn""''
Benns, Tamnles, Boneless Chllo con Came mw . "M
10 Vllh Tm.,. .. " "ran) Hllh
a Flsli, Bonod Deviled nnd Potted Chicken Dpv'ii a B"'
Hnm, Dovlled, Potted nnd Cooked Lt.ncil ," nd Pot-
1 Lonf, Holnzo, Van Camp nnd Preferred Stock p Ton,,"l
ns, Tamnles, Boneless Chllo con Cnrno Mlp.it n .rk Ki
zo's Spnghottl (n la Itnllonno) -villi Tomato Sahco anl
Heinz nnd Bench Nut Peanut Butter, Caviar, Pate d p
(Jars) also Puree 0f Foles nm. -'..' 0r".
lOlo'sn Alll.lim.lo.. ,. .. """
.-.V..UI,,'. ill l'lltn nn
nnd ar,.n... ,... u,ITe Oil
with Truffles
canB), Anchovlo Pnsto, Boneless
(Mndo in Franco), unvcs, mpo nnd Qrooti
Sturreu olives in ruro uiivo on (Mndo In
do
"UCQ p,
Orange, Mnrmdado, nlso II. J. Heinz & Go's Unl(Kn C'4 Bl
such ns Ornpo Fruit Mnrmolndo In kIsbh. gffM. o. B',,w,
tnrd Pickles, Walnut, Mushrroom, Mustard and Tomit "
sups, Chllo Snut'o. Itellshes, etc. In fact KVlMiVTinvn Clt
THAT HUNBAV OUTINO IX .'Ath. vh.. . ."" "
FKEHII KIIUITS AND VEGETAIUjES at
H(l Conimeirlul Avenue.
EVintVTIIINfl
viti.i.
x)vi:st rnim
l'lionp 4
CODV l,KAVES IIA.VDO.V.
thoy lutoiiil to erect n two-story
.... , , iconcroju biisoment wllh full baso-
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cody left Sat-I inent. in tho iinnnmnni win i... n
1 urdny for Bond nnd from there- will snlt wntor Hwlmmlng tank nnd hent
go about 100 miles south whoro thoy lug plant.
havo secured a very flno ranch, which On tho first floor will bo club
thoy will occupy. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Cody roms for tho members of tho Mooso
hnvo been nmong our best citizens for lodge, nnd tho second floor will bo
n number of years, nnd Mr. Cody hns composed of a lodgo room which
boon connected with tho Mooro hum- will bo suitably arranged for dances
her Co. nnd Cody Lumber Co. Thoy nnd public gnthorlngs nlso, with nil
invo many friends In Bundon who modern conveniences, Including lad
will recrot vroy much to soo thorn les' nnd gcntlomou's dressing rooms,
lenvo, hut the best wishes of all will etc. Bandon Recorder. '
go with thorn to tholr now home. I .
Dnudou Itccordor.
EAIlli McXAIIl HUM'.
KINDS LIVE TAIlANTUr A.
Cecil Spnugh, mnnagor of the Onr
State's Star Witness in Myr
tle Point Bank Robbery Case
Separated From Miller"
Frank VaiirIiii, tho man serving
n term nt Snlein for the tlioft nt tho.
l.lh iinlnnn' onintn 'imrna nn,i anil, to got his nrin broken Inst Sntui'diiv foptlonory, nnd nmong them ho found neu tlm' imva .. wnr, ...imr.' i. n
Ing them to Pornrlotor Hnnknnunn nf,,roon. Ho wns riding a blcyclo n ,,nrKj tnrnntuln hidden away, but Judge their merits, Tho ground In
if Mm Mn-M. iin i -.-M .1 wlth B l)0y Blttln'? ,n front of hll v'1"? ,,,l!t'irl)0(1 , ,)Ccn,o HUlto lively, front of t io factory s not yoMn first
of tho NorU, Bend stables. Is. now. 0, aoiuohow tho'otlior boy caught, o doubt but what It wns shipped In class condition but will ifohv"
Willi inn lifitinnnn rlnillttn ri.M ..-
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Karl McNnlr hnri tho mtafortuno
PiCTICE FOR
SUNDAY GAME
Will
Marshfield Ball Team
Have Workout This Even
ting, Weather Permitting.
We'ntlior ponuittlng tho Mnrshflold
iiasonnii piayors will bo out for prnc'
,iinnr i.hi.UK,1'n,n".nKOr,of t,loanr-t0 ' front f tho Bradley Candy
dlnor Thontro. inirchnsod a number, Company ractory, this ovonlng. Ma na-
?M!!.n"!18 fr.0m th0 G"r Con-'gcr Chandler says he I nnx Io. S to '
confined in the Coqtilllo city Jail to his heal In tho spokos of tho wheol,
keep him sentu-ate from O. H. Mlllor '""'Ing It ovor nnd hurjIiiK both boys
ist whom ho Is to U'Htlfy In tho 1 "Vi, i . " nma' w," . re"
i 'i .i... J. ""it 't Earls ii r m was broken.
Io Point bank robbery case. Tho d nvconJ.'
nt
against
MyrtI
Idea. Is to keep the. hyp from confer
ring with each other. Tho case will Alfulfn im-nl ft! I ikt ton
not no irieu for turco or four weeks ilninc.
yet. ' MOOSE AT MANDO.V.
Dotecllvo Mitchell U working hard Tho u 0f ofM? Building Assocln-
on tho caso and It In roported that Hon hns Just closed n deal with E.
throro have been Hovornl lively clash- II. "Fish for n lot, 100x100, at tho
cb botwoon Mltvhell nnd C. I. Belgard y.nrl'1W0l P,rnor ' '"t Street
who will defend Mlllor. Just what LU'l" S!,Sgjai''Jl.
lor.
DIES IN' UAXDO.V.
Philip Morrlnm, nn Oregon plo
neor. died nt the homo of his daugh
ter. Mrs. L, Mynntt, In Axnlea park.
Mr Morrlnm wns married August
12, l72. to Amerlcn Itnnkln, nnd
to tn i union two children woro
born, i.oulo Itnnkln of Roguo River,
and Mrs. L. Mynntt of this city, both
i wiiuin, ingeiuor witn mth, Mer
. Monday.
y tentativo llnpup of the Marsh
field plnyors for tho Sunday gomo
with North Bond follows; Landers, c;
Johnson p; Sater, ssj Burke, 2b;
Magnry lb; Smith, ah; of rt; Woods
If; Froomnn cf or 2b; Lewis rf;
Brlggs, 31) or rf. Chandler says ho
win no iiuiu io announce the comploto
llnoup tomorrow, I
Tha North Bond plnyors will also '
ho out for prnctlco this ovonlng nnd I
nrrnngomonts nro being made to got
COLLEGE BOYS
IAWPLICES
tho llnoup on the evidence hi tho case
Is, no ono uxeivpt tho officials know
nnd thoy nro not giving nny thing
out.
Dotectlvo Mitchell Is said to hnvo
been pretty Htrotig In his chargos
thnt 1).- L. Footo of Mnrshflold enr
rlod u party from Mnrshflold to Myr-
tlo Point on tho night of the rob-
hory. Foot Is Just im strong In his
donlnl nnd thoro promises to ho somo Fami StlldCtltS at 0. A. C. De-
llvely clnhes between them. . n ... . ..
Miller's wife, Mm. Ida Mlllor. Is - Sire POSltlOnS for VaCa-
now nt tho Sonrgennt Hotel nt Hulton (Jon jrj COOS COUfltV
nnd Ornnd Avenue. Portlnnd, whoro J
sho Is working and supporting hor- J" '' Sl"'"'. county agriculturist,
self. I'"" "ecolved a lettor from Prof. Scud-
Dr. ItusBoll of Snlom wns suhpoc- uor' ""a or tno ngronomy depnrt
nnod as a witness In the enso as It Is Inont fll 0 A. C, Toquestlng him to
claimed that bo was Miller's room- try nml Ret ,,lare8 for a "iuor ,of
mnto nt Coqullle tho night of tho B'"l,0tB for tho summer months. Ho
robbery. writes as follows;
According to the grand Jury In- "! ,,nvo n ""hor of Junior nnd
dlctmont, the wltnesBos for tho stnto So,1,0i "tudonta In Agronomy who
In tho enso nro W 0. Borreo of Marsh- w,m w,Bh to '"creaso tholr farm erf
lold, Jnck Elwood of Myrtle. Point, l)orlo"co " preparation for securing
Frank Vaughn. Sheriff Cnco. Itou- I8Ulons n"-r thoy graduate, In farm
hon Jefferson, Walter Harris, Lloyd inanaKOiiiont or experiment station
Hoblnson, Fred Ollhert. Chnuncoy work nml tho ,,u. l"stend of going
Dolucln, Win, SlmatH, .1. It. DeVault,' hF: '" ,,UJ,r ,,omo 'arms. I nm nd
May Vaughn, Hugh Finley, Harry V'3,K llle8n ' to get Into another
McOownn, I. N. c. Christ nnd It. W. ,)U,t of t,u 8tat0 nnt,' ,f possible on
Vench. Tho stato has some other " different typo of farm than thnt to
witnesses whoso Identity thttv nro. Jvr,ll,h 'ho' lve boon used.
looping socret. J "These mon nro all husky, energe-
It Is oxpectod that Vaughn will toll tlc inon' mo8t of tnon woll oxporlonc-
tho Jury about tho story to tho eN ort '" far, work, and they would bo
feet that Miller promised to glvo him uble t0 out I,imt tho ordinary hired
monoyjo nai: It. 0. Urnvos of Marsh- ,inml 8'ornl yards They aro willing
Hold 1200 for dofondlng him In tho to work for and expect only tho usual,
horsestealing case nnd nlso about fllrm waKcs. "t of courso thoy would
othor revolatlona by Mlllor to Vaughn w,8a ,0 KOt ou n farm t'mt was up-to-In
tho comity jail. lftto and doing n big and successful
Dusinoss, if possible. Thoy will want
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DEAL CLOSED
leUXndVnllliSrd.J.0n t" 0n,, " or'ndoa and Coqulllo In
-fr - .-v--Vrf-yxxjj "WIIIIH UltlUli
throo of four big furms In your coun
ty whoro extra hired hands would bo
required during tho summer, if 8o,
could you tnko tho mnttor up with
tho fnrinors. finding out If they would
llko to tnko on ono or more of these
mon, what they would pay, and when
they would wnnt them to stnrt If
you would drop mo a lino regarding
this matter as 8oon as you could do so
giving mo tho names and nddresses
or tno men, I could havo tho stud
ours who would bo Interested wrlto
to thorn direct and nmko arrange
ments. "Such assistance as this would be
a very distinct servlco to these stu
dents, most of whom do not want to
glvo up a more or loss sure Job nt
homo unless thoy know beforehand
Just nbout whatolso they can do else
where, as of courso the money thoy
earn In tho summer means a good
deal to them ns woll ns tho experience.
On tho other hand, as you know, tho
farmers will get value received, for
any of tho boys we send out will be
adle to hold up their end of tho work
with anyone,
"I shall very much nppredato hear
Ing from you as soon as possible re
gardlng this matter."
PERSONAL OVERFLOW
DU. E. M1NGUS wont to goqiilllo this to work from about the 15th of June
morning as a witness In a case until the first of October,
there. I "I wondered If you did not know of
J. 0. MULLEN Is hei) from North
Bend today on business.
WM. GHIMES nnd wife nro expected
In on this aftornoon's Drain stage.
A. B. SHAW, formorly one of tho at
torneys in tho V. s. Interior Depart
ment and who was a leading flguro
in tho controversy between Sec.
Balllngor and Glavls, is now here.
He is now attorney for the C. A.
Smith company. '
Colorado Men Pay $10,000
for Tract to Start Fine Stock
Ranch Option Another ;
Wm. Gohsen of Colorado Springs
arrived here yesterday to take pos
session or the W. II. Morgan ranch on '
Dnnlels Creok which ho and F. II. I
Hamilton have purchased for the pur
pose of converting It Into a flno dntry
ranch. Mr. Hamilton will arrive here
soon.
Tho Morgan ranch of ICO acres Is
a fine tract near the confluence of
unnlols Creek and Coos River. They
paid $10,000 'for It but are thought
to nsve secured a bargain In the place
as Ideally located. They have nlso
taken an option on another ranch of
Mr. Morgan's, about two miles up tho
river from tho ono they havo bought,
and may take It over soon. The
deals wero negotiated by W. A. Reld.
Messrs Goshen nnd Hamilton come
highly recommended and will make a
flno addition to Coos county's pro
gressive ranchers.
PuinpliiK Shells Tho dredge Seat
tle Is now working opposite Ocean
dock nnd Is pumplug nearly all shells.
She Is near tho shoal at tho mouth of
Coos River, which has sprung un
again although dredged away by the!
ureuge Oregon a few years ago.
ait
Fresh Frails and Vegetables
Ready for the Summdky Binmer
Tho Vollowstono will bring us a largo consignment cirlr m.
morrow, probably In tlmo for our first delivery. Phone m o
order. Hero nre somo of them;
(SUKEN PEAS TOMATOKS
CABBAGE WAX BIIA.SS
HTIUNU BEANS HEAD I,I7I1T('I:
NEW POTATOES CAULIFLOWER
ASPARAGUS
COOS COUNTY' PRODUCTS:
(JREKN ONIONS ItADISIIKS . j-flLETTUCi:
Tho best strawberries tho mnrkot affords.
Try Bomo of our special oranges, two dozon for 25 ccnti,
Two nuto deliveries dnlly.
KTG
IBunk
Tf 171111
,er joim
Dept
PHONE 32
Store
Make Yours
a Public
Service Store
This is the age of service, The rewards of today
So to the mon who give the most in return.
Translated for you, Mr. Merchant, this means that
the customers are certain to patronize the store that
will give them what th'ey want when they want it.
Cut prices may bring some trade, but better ser
vice will bring more.
This is the age when people are reading the ad
vertising in THE TIMES because they are finding it
a distinct part of the service they expect THE TIMES
to give.
When a nationally distributed article of merit Is
advertised in the .newspapers, a demand for It sets
in right away,
People want to see it, and if satisfied, want to buy
it.
They are going to turn to the store that lets them
know it has the article, The store will be giving tham
the service they want at that particular moment,
If it is a good article they are .going to remember
the store where they got it and will come back to
that store again, . . ! '
ViutY