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GOOS BAY TIMES
M. C. MALONEY, Editor nod Pub.
DAN B. MALONEY, News Editor
Officlnl Pnpcr of Coos County
Official l'npcr City of Mnrslifleld.
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COOS HAY DAILY TIMES.
THE SIX STEPS TO THE LADDEIt
OK FOKTUNE.
THEItE are just six slops (o tho
Ladder of Fortune; when you
hayo ascended them you stnml
on the board platform of success.
' Tile first step Is self-confidence,
fbV If you don't bellevo In yourself
you can't expect anyono else to be
lieve In you.
Tho second Is Industry, for no
matter how much you may bellovo
In your capabilities, If you aro not
industrious, all your talent will go.
Tho third is porsovernnco, for In
dustry which goes by fits and stnrts
Ib motlvo power which Is wasted,
while continued application comiucrs
nil things.
Thu fourth U probity, for dishon
est Buccess Is colossal failure.
Tho fifth Is temperance, for If
you become drunk, either with wine
or prosperity, you are on tho road
to ruin.
1'iio, ujxth Is Independence, and
when you stand on this step you
can dlctnto your own terms to tho
world. Anon.
NEW PAPEH OUT
Tho Coos-Curry Rostrum Is tho
name of a newspaper which
comes out as successor to
tho Curry County Leader. Tho edi
tor and manager is Edward W. Ea
gnu. Thu paper states that Is "a
paper where tho people may ex
press their truo opinions for tho
progress, prosperity, advancement
uud thu upbuilding of muuklnd."
TIih paper is a six-column four
luge issue and is larger In hIzo
than thu Leader,
J
WITH THE TEA
AND THE TOAST
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4 CJOOIJ l.VENINd
Wlion a man Is sincerely
penitent for his misdeeds,
and gives aatlsfactory evi-
dunce of thu same, ho can
safely ho pardoned. Lincoln
THE SEA WIND
How It slugs, slugs, SlllgH,
mowing sharply from the sea lino,
With an edge of salt that stings;
. How It laughs aloud uud pusses,
Ah It cuts tho close cliff grahses
How It slugs uguiii and whistles,
How It shakes the Btout Hen thistles
How It sings!
How It roars, roars, roars,
In the Iron under caverns,
lu thu hollows of the shoies;
How It roars anew and thundeis
As thu strong hull splits and
suudeis;
And thu spent ship, tempest driven,
On tho reef lies rent and riven
How tt roars!
How It walls, wal's, wails,
lu thu tauglo of thu wreckage,
In thu flapping or the sails ;
How it hobs away, subsiding,
Like u tired child alter chiding.
And ucioss thu mound swell rolling
You can hear the bell buoy lolling
How It walls! Selected.
Easy money Is easy to get tld
ftf.
"if Ready money Is seldom iead
wlieu you want to boirow wu.
SoinutlmeB a Coos Hay, woman
vha doesn't know her own mind,
gives her husband pieces ot It.
. In tho land or fieedom uud equal
opportunity thu man of destiny !s
the ultimate consumer. He is des
tined to always he thu goat.
It doesn't take much noise
to amuse jWkjiicloa
lt
Home Coc
find It so illf-
flcult tp h
i money wlnu
BlUKltl, tJlHl
oven think
i
It worth Whllo to tiy ullur marry.
His.
lie stands nrotiml and throws tho I
bull
And gabs In kIco;
Ills cup of Joy Is very full
And bo Is he.
QUESTION 1'Olt THE DAY
Why is It that a poor man Is
ulwnys putting up a bluff that ho
Is rich and that a rich man tries
to give you thu Impression that
lie Is poor?
The wlso man Isn't the man
who never makes mistakes. The
wise man Is the ono who learns
something every time lie makes a
mistake.
Liabilities are what you i-an't '
pay nssetB are what you iiin't
collect.
I THE JITNEY lll'SS
Uy K. It. KIRK "Riley"
I was called upon by my friend ,
Miko
To send a Jitney down tho pike,
So Michael M., don't make a fuss
I'll put you In a Jitney buss.
Kor I will make n Jitney rhyme
If 1 have to spell It with n dime.
That's two Jitneys nlco and big
Round trip on a Jitney rig.
So now I'll start to write a rhyme
And hope you'll have Just lots of
tlmo
You'll look It over good, I guess,
llofore you put It through the press.
And If you think thu thing's all
right
Put It In with great big type.
Don't ho btlngy with the space
When I'm lu a Jitney race.
If you get stingy I'll get soio
And won't write Jitney nny more.
Old Doc Yak In funny stuff
Could write lots 'bout the jitney
buss.
Writing poetry doesn't pay
Hut I'm a booster for Coos Hay.
So hero It Is It's nlco and big
All nbout tho Jitney rig.
Coming up our front Mrcet was
Miss Whitney
She wore one of lliovc skirts
with ii splltney.
Say's I lu a fright
(let In out of sight.
Ami Miu inndu a hee-liuc for n
Jitney.
A bull dog was chasing Ihu jit
ney Rut he changed uud run after
.Miss Whitney.
Shu fell to the Mieet,
Tnugletl lu her own feet
Ami mi earned that the hull
dog, he bitme.
Thank tho Lord tho thing Is through
Pleiisu let me know If It will do,
If you like It, pleaso don't think
Rut throw It Into prlntors' ink.
And If you want some moro that's
good
Just cull upon your uncle Dud.
Hu'll start his bean n-worlnk fine
And put most anything In rhyme.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, by order of thu Coun
ty Court of Coos County, Oregon,
has been duly appointed administra
tor of tho estate of Alphonso I).
lloonc, deceased.
Now therefore, all persons having
claims against said estate are heiehy
notified to piosent tho same to the
undersigned at the office of John
F. Hall, Room 11, Eldorado Rlock,
Mafshfleld, Coos Count), Oregon,
duly vorlflod us by luw requliod
with proper vouchers, within slv
months from tho date hereof.
Dated this nth day of June, 191o.
ARCHIE I100NH,
Administrator of the ostato of
Alphouso I). Donne, deceased.
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(OENI. CROSTIIWAITE)
(y the Office Devil.)
Though this wns taken by the of
fice devil it isn't of a regular devil.
This Is (ienu Crostliwaite. Some
times they say he is tough. Rut
'Reno wus snapped as he was telling
about his trip through Chinatown
when lie was down to the city a
few weeks ago.
Z NEWS OF OR'EGON !
PORTLAND Kour eases of pon
gee silk, consigned to a firm hav
ing an olfice in Portland, havo been
hold up by the Canadian customs
officials ut Vancouver, R. ('.
SALEM The cherry fr.lf, which
wnr in session for two deys clos
ed Saturday night. Anna Ynnlls
wet, thu fair queen.
TOLEDO Flshormen ju thoSlletS!
river, found n skull whivh is be
lieve d to be that of Oscar Mayes
of Dallas, who was drowned '.n tho
rlvei two years ago.
NEIIALEM The people of Nahulom
witnessed motor boat races Satur
day as u part of the Fourth of July
celebration.
OREtiON CITY The mombcrs ot
tho FnllRarluus, Oregon c-ity's
inarching club, went in a body to
Salem to ntteud tho ehorry festival.
LERANON Tho Postmaster has
received Instructions to fix tho
nnlnrles of rural carrlors ut $10':.
CORVALLIS Over 00 citizens
mndo a Junketing trip to Salom, the
first of a series of trips they Mill
make to neighboring cities.
YO.VCALLA The Yoncalln State
bank, which suspended buFiuos3,
Will make u first payment of 15
pur cent to the depositors.
, OARDINKR The County Court
; haa made appropriations for the
road work In tho northern nnd
wustoru parts of the county, inelud-
1 lug Improvement of many roads in
the tiHUlluur neighborhood.
FLORENCE A now mall route
I as been ustabllHhed between M'n-
eiMi and Florence, and tho old route
fioiu Minerva to Mupluton is lis-
', continued.
PORT ORKORD Thu now Su.u
Carnival dance pint form Just Hit
blie.l is thu lameet over built lu
furry County, being 7 1 uy j j s
IVot.
' PORTLAND Thu hottest v.eath-
or of tho buuson at Portland was
' . AS degrees in thu shade, whil"
'-Medfoid reglstorud 10'.' and Roe
Miuig PS.
I (ll.ENADA Thu Httlo city ofV'
, lliiiRilu voted $1000 to holp build
a plunk road to reach the .Mllro.td j
from tho elty, !
K-'OHNK Dr. Freomout llode.
for three )onr a nieinuor -ir tho
jt'nlvoslty of Orogon facultv. has
Hlod a suit of dhorco from his
. wife.
COOS RAY TIMES
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THERE enn bo little doubt that thu most mngnlllcent celebration of tho
Fourth nt Independence ball, Philadelphia, amis hi tho Centennial
year, 1S7(I.
i Tho day, marking tho hundredth anniversary of tho nation's birth,
'wns as impressive as the wholo resources of tho nation mid tho community
I could innfco It. Tho world contributed Its thousnuds of spectators from its
l most dlstnnt continents, assembled to Usit the great Centennial exposition.
I Richard Henry Lee, grandson of oiio of the signers, read to an enthuslastle
I assemblage In Independence siUaro the Declaration from tho original innnit
I K-rlpt-somcthlng which, with Hint sacred manuscript sealed in a safe in tho
statu department library In Washington, can never occur ugnin.
I Senator Evnrts delivered the oration, and tho heroic odo by llnyurd Tny
! lor in honor of tho anniversary was read. In literal truth, on thnt Fourth of
July tho attention of the wholo world wns centered upon Independence hall.
j Tho night saw n gorgeous display of llreworks.
' Slnco that timu tltu growth of sentiment and understanding ns to tho price
I lesn treasure of thu old stntchousu lu Philadelphia has been rapid. Tho cele
brations of the Fourth in the city of thu signing have Included nddrcsscs by
such distinguished men ns presidents of thu United States. Tho city itsolf,
removing Its private goods and chattels nud councllmcn nnd policemen to tho
city hall, has devoted the statehouso to its just honors uud such formal ob
servances us, Instituted on u inrgo scale in thu early nineties, have been well
maintained e'er since.
Amusing Children
On the Fourth
In many families or circles of friends
where there pre .-children a Fourth of
July picnic, is an annual frolic. It
keei3 thu children out of harm's way.
A thoughtful mother last year pur
chased ten cent wicker baskets with
handles, and Into those sho packed
twelve individual luncheons. Thu han
dles woru tied together with led, white
and blue ribbons, and each basket was
labeled with a patriotic postal, on
which tho owner's uamo was printed
with red nud blue crayons.
Another family lu which there Is n
host of lively children will tako on
their picnic several lolls of led, white
and blue crape paper, a paper of plus,
a pair of scissors, u dozen or moro toy
swords nnd guns, along with the ninny
good things to ont. Later lu tho nfter
noon tho clover lingers of nn Ingenious
older sister will convert the.su materi
als into military outllts epaulets, caps,
etc. to make a patriotic Httlo army of
youngsters.
"Surprise pies" nro not new or novel;
still when they nro presented lu somu
new gulso they never fall to please. A
gigantic tlrccruckcr can easily bu mado
by uslug a full sized sheet of paste
board rolled Into a cylinder. Cover
this With two sheets of smooth red
, paper, having a piece of string show
I lug at the end to represent a fuse.
i Havo both onus of tho crnckur covered
with a thin layer of paper uud through
small IUh have protruding strings or
ribbons attached to tho gifts inside.
NEWS OF THE DECLARATION.
Not Considered Important Enough For
Newspapor's First Pago.
In regard to the proclamation nnd
publication of ihu Declaration of Inde
pendence (meaning thu document Itself)
It must bo noted that it wus intended
for the woild at largo rather than tho
colonists. Tho Declaration of Inde
pendence that U, the formal resolu
tion ot tho Continental ongroi.s of
severanco of allcglanco from tho moth
er country was adopted July 2 after
having been much debated (principally
lu commlttco of the whole, Rcnjamln
Harrison lu tho chair) from Juno 7,
when It was offered by JHchard Henry
Lee. The fact that It was passed was
published In tho Pennsylvania Gnstettc
of July a. Few things show tho differ
ence lu temperament of newspapers
and public us rcguuls "news" ns does
the fact that tills great Declaration,
which Initiated tho most profound po
lttleal change lu tho country mul mado
ill tho members of thu congress traitors
lu tho eyo of Rrltlsh law, wns not an
nounced on tho front page, but was
printed on nn lnsldo page, without
comment or special display, except that
a portion of the resolution was put in
capitals.
The tlrst publication of the tost or
the Declaration was in Towuc's Penn
sjlvniiiti Evening Post of July 0. nud,
ns 1ms ofteu been remarked, on the
page facing the statomciit that all men
are endowed "with liberty" Is nn ad
vertisement of a negro boy for sale,
four or flvo years old, who "has had
6tun!lpo nnd measles." It Is ulso
worth noting that In the engrossed
Declaration tho spoiling Is "united
States." not "United States."
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OLD GLORY. ?
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HE star spangled bannerl X
Was ever (Ian so boautlful? 4s
f Did ever lag so fill the souls of X
X man? Tho lovo of woman, the A
i' sense of duty, tho thirst for
X dlory, tho heart throbbing that 2
A Impels tho humblest American
T to stand by his colors, fearless in
3 the defenso of his natlvo sell and X
j- holding it swoet to dio for It) -j-
X ho yearning which draws him T
.. to It when exiled from it, its free X
V institutions and Its blessed y
T memories, all are embodied and J
! symbolized by tho broad stripoa
X and bright stars of the nation's v
X emblem, all livo again In the lines J,
j- and tones of Key's anthem. Two A
X or three began tho song) mil- X
.5. lions join the chorus. Henry X,
p Watterson, 1898.
v a
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r v v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V
The Fathers of Our Country.
This day every innn and woman In
our country should stop long enough to
call up from the past the thought and
purpose of our fathers In putting to
gether the structure of n new nation.
Wo should close our eyes nnd dwell do.
voutly upon tho pure patriotism which
burned lu their bosoms like n steady
tiro In thu darkness.
Wo should put ourselves In their
places, think their thoughts, indulge
their hopos, experience their fears, suf
fer their hardships nnd endeavor to see
with their anxious eyes tho way up
which liberty nnd law, Justlco and or
dur shall go sldo by sldo with equal
vigor nnd oven step, blosslng with Uieir
freedom nnd fraternity and ennobling
with their dignity and discipline tho
ambitions nnd labors of mankind.
Martin AV. Llttletou.
? FOURTH OF JULY ADVICE
J DY WASHINGTON.
In ills address to tho covernors of
tho states, Juno S, 17S3.
Thero are four things which I
humbly conceive are essential to
tho well bolng I may even ven
ture to say to the existonce of
tho United States as nn inde
pendent poweri
First, an Indissoluble union
of the states under one federal
head.
Secondly, a sacred regard to
publlo Justice.
Thirdly, the adoption of a
proper peace establishment, and,
Fourthly, the provalsnce of
that pacific and friendly disposi
tion among tho peoplo of the
United States which will induce
them to forget tholr local preju
dices and policies, to make those
mutual concessions which are
requisite to tho genoral prosper-
uy ana in some Instances to
I sacrifice their Individual advan-
tages to the Interost of the com- I
J munlty, X
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Wrote Only Old Glory's Song.
Francis Scott Key, author of "The
! Star Spangled Banner," wrote only ono
famous poem, but Us farao Is such as
, to insure his lasting placo In tho re
membrance of the patriotic American
poopie. o wis uorn In 17S0 ami died
, Invitations printed nt Tho Times
office.
FLANAGAN t
OLDEST ILVN'IC IX COOS COUNTY
Established JS8I).
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $118,000
Interest paid on Tlmo
AND SAVINGS , DEPOSITS
Officers
J. W. Dennett, President. '
.i. it. Klimimun. Vice-President.
It. l' Willlnnw,
Dozens of Savings Accounts
Have Been Opened Here
This Year
Not all large accountsbut the smaller depositor
knows he is just as welcome here.
For months we have been urging the opening of a
savings account here because we want to encourage
thrift and industry.
We payjnterest j)n.savings accounts. ' t
You may open an account at any time in any amount!
FIRS
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IIAIIONA
OF COOS BAY
Safety Deposit Boxes For Itent.
RJ flo o f
MMlMfiaM
"WHERE SAVINGS ARE SAFE"
Yoiuur Iboslimess is muaclh
appreciated,,
HOURS 9 TO 3 SATURDAY EVE 7 TO 9
F. A. K1LBURN
SAILS J'Olt
EUREKA
AND ''4
SAN FRANCISCO
TO.MOKHOW, ,11'LV TII, 1 :!IO P. M.
North Pacific Steamship Co.
SMITH TEltMINAL DOCK PHONE I SKI W. E. STL'lIlt, AK'ent
ICQUIPPED WITH WIltELESS
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON 'TIME.
SAILS ntOM MAHHIIIIEliD EVEItV SUNDAY DUItlNfi JULY AT
8:00 A. M., EXCEPT SUNDAY, .ICLY I, AT 1 1. M. AND I'ltO.M
POItTLAND EVEItV TIIUHSDAV AT H A. M.
Plione S13-J. II. J. MOHIt, Aiscnt.
INTER
OCEAN TRANSPORTATIDN
Weekly Scrvlco Coos
SffiHSHIP NUl
Freight and Passenger Service
l-'HOM KAN IMIANCISCO l"()lt COOS HAY, WEDNIWDAV, ,11'JA'
7, AT 51:00 P. ,M.
Snn Francisco Office, 000 Flfo Dullillng, and Mer Number M
Coob Bay Agont, 0. I McGeorqe, Phone 'it
Koontz Garage
Agency for
OVERLAND CARS GOODYEAR TIRES EXCELSIOR
MOTORCYCLES UNION GAS ENGINES
Marine and Automobile Repairing a Specialty
North Front Street :: :: :: .. Phone 180-J
INDEPENDENT
Murhlifiolil, North llcml, Emnlro, Tmlieol, Sunset liny.
Loaves SliuMiflcItl, at lliisy Corner, 7 u. ,.. 10 n. 111.5 1 p. !
!i p. 111.5 5 11. 111. Leaves North Demi 15 minutes Inter.
Leaves Empire 8tS10 n. 111.; Jlj.io n. in.; 1.SI0 ji. in.; n:.10 p. M
(1:00 p. 111. Trips nfter these hours nmy bo iii-miiRcd for, Ph""0
llusy Coiner. NIkIU phono Ki7.ll.
OCEAN BEACH AUTO LINE
Gorit & King.
Cars leave Mnnhrield 7 , Uii ,, flIl(1 5 n ,.
Cai-H leave for Empire 7 n. m., 10 a 111., 1, a nnd B p. '
Cars Leave Sunset Day 7 , B ,,.,.
lines, Empire, Slflc; Taih'6el o,- South Bloiigli. HOc; Hunsot Ilay 7fio
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Cashier.
cu. I Winchester, Asst. Casli(..r,
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Day and Han Francisco.
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