The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 28, 1915, EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextmmimmllWMSMmStlKfl. BS! m m IXiUUm .., f ir ? f l Ff "8 ri FOUR 1 THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 191 5-EVENING EDITION. COOS BAY TIMES'p- 7 pjfl (f Jjj aimu mt ICA i $$ M. O. MALONEV, Kdltor nnd Pub. DAN K. MALONKV, News Editor MILL m iveiMim Thooffhts - I I N"w C"inc HilcIf , Official l'npcr of Coos Comity Official Paper City of Mnrsliflcld. Entered nt tho Postofflco nt Marsh field, Oregon, for transmission through tho malls as second-class mail matter. (jooi) i:vkni.(J To be always thinking about your manner Is not the way to make them good; the very perfection of man- j iters Is not to think about yourself. Whately. mtooKiXR.q i.i'MiiEit co. sun junvx ltusoi i: soox O'cnonil Manager Ward Hays It Will Stnrt When Lumber Market Im proves ('arc for .Men SU1ISCHIPTIOX KATES DAIIA'. Ono year . $0.00 Per month 50 WEEKLY. ! Ono year $1.50 When paid strictly -In advnnco the , ,fho roIX(1 t0 ru)n ,s i,roa,i nml euusciiption puce 01 mo oua nuy ..,,,. ,., ., , Times Is $G.OO per year or $2.50 fori crooked the rond to Biz months. .narrow nnti crooauu Coiiulllu Is I Address all communications to COOS HAY DAILY TIMER. It's a corking good Idea to bottle tip your wrath. $ X EUROPEAN WAR ONE t X YEAR AGO TODAY X $$ August -7 Tho UcrmtuV uixlllnry cruiser (former ocean liner) Knlsor WIN typewriters." holm dor (irosso was sunk by tho i Urltlsh cruiser High filer off tho Even when coaBt of Africa. German crulsor It makes MnilKobun: was destroyed by ltus- slau Hhlps In gulf of Finland. Movements In East Prussia cul minated In a thrco day's battlo at Ortolsburg, In which tho Germans, led by General von Ulndcnburg, ov erwhelmed tho Russians. August 28 Urltlsh cruiser fleet destroyed florinan nrmorcd cruisers Mainz, Koln and Adrladno nnd two de stroyers during a fog off Helgo land. Urltlsh loss, GO killed and wounded ; Gorman (estimated), 12, 500 killed and drowned. A cat will not look at a If thcro Is a mouse in sight. king I Til 1-2 WISH !UV SAYS "Only n doctor can repair some tho worm docs turn llttlo nolso in the world. QUESTION KOIl THE DAY What has become of tho old fash ioned limn who always used u clove or a coffee bean to conceal his breath? You may Imagine that n Coos Hay i man Is loyal to his pet brand ot booze. Kut his loyalty is nothing when compared with n womnn's loy alty to her pet brand of baking powder. Men cannot work and talk say you, Which truth thcro'd be no bnlk- 1,1 cr City of Louvaln, Uelgluin, was ljlt tIl0 only work Bomo Coos Hay sacked and burned by Germans, men do who charged that armed citizens' I In their talking. of tho city fired on tho Invading j troons In violation of the rules of Whether you are Intoxicated with IJO07.0 OI' llUOMCUlCU Willi warfare. August 21) Tho military governor of ordered all residents of the within the line of fire of tho defending forts to abandon homes nnd destroy tlioin within flvo days. Englnnd occupied German pos sessions In the Samoa Islands. The first detachment of Canadian ro-enforcements Balled for Southampton. success a i swelled head Is always tho result. Paris zone ' llcllovo nil you say, but city's' don't say all you believe. tl.elri About the third time u Coos Hay follow culls on a girl sho could describe their now homo and go Into dctnlls about tho color scheme nnd toll him where tho dining room Is located. Hut the fellow doesn't know It. A Coos Hny womnii knows two nr three hundred things that are The Germans wero marching good for tho complexion but when nciiliiRt lb,, nnrnnil linn nf iinfm.anu ' she Is dressing tho only thing sho beforo Paris and reached La Fere, can thing or Is paint. ' A Pfinu llnv mint pun iimtllr flml eight miles northwest, on tho Olse. rt dozen reasons why ho should put At points north, notably around St, other things off until tomorrow, Queiitln, tlie battlo fltictu always ended In tho retren nlll(K y ' (Special to Tho Times.) minnitivns n Aim s .... . .7 .::. . : . ... wuiic me mining pinui ot tue urooit- Ings Timber and Lumber company Is shut down temporarily pending an expected Improvement of the lum ber market, general development of tho new town of Hrooklngs has by no means been stopped. During the time that tho mill is closed the company will be busy making Im provements. W. J. Ward, tho general manager, In speaking ot affairs at Urook lugs said. "As everyono knows, lumbermen uro facing conditions which were en tirely unexpected. The lumber mar ket has been In bad shape and the Hrooklngs company Is fortunate enough to bo able to eloso down for a time. It was regarded best to eloso at a loss than to continue operations of the mill at a greater loss. Many lumber mills were not In financial condition to close. Will Improve. - "While tho mill is not running wc will contlnuo tho Improvement work of the town. Wo have several miles of logging railroad to extend Into tho timber and much other work to do. Wo hope conditions will be such In tho spring that the mill will bo operated again and there will bo nt leiiBt two months of work In tho logging camps nnd In other lines necessary before tho saws aro started." Mr. Ward Is (iiltc optimistic about the future of southern Curry Coun ty. The company he represents will go ahead with tho establishment of a modern town and ho says that it will bo completed according to the orlglnnl plan. St.ill Shipping Tliero Is still iiilto u largo amount of lumber on hand at Hrooklngs and this Is being shipped out on tho stentiier Firiold. which the Hrooklngs Coiupnny has under char ter from tho A. I Kstnbrook Com pany. The charter expires in about two months but tho vessel will be busy until that tlmo carrying the lumber on hand. The company has round quite sat isfactory tho plan or loading ves sels by means or a cable extending from land to the nnchorago place. LIFE'S INVESTMENTS Whatc'er may be your lot In lire, my son Accept It gladly and make that worth whllo; And when at ovo the hard day's work Is done, Ho glad you have the strength to do It and then Binilo Make every experience a friend; Fill your heart with sympathy toward men; Look for tho fellow who Is down nnd out A hnnd to help him on his feet again. Learn nil in life Hint is worth while, my son, And do someone n kindly deed, each day; For this dally Bervico cheerfully done, Is an investment that will always pay. Anon -v Pi LOCAL OVERFLOW 1'" J t I 41 1 Kill 11 t . " . .- . i. ... --oM.i, inrti Lin n decision of Judge Wiilson, re-, nig oi nie new in, .. . '"it ' . ... .. ,. . ,...,,, ,, . . n $ To Keep (iuiiiilliH's. According! oacn at in,, m.,,,,,,,. ill ""ICl frnm J'".""! Hon and Is roa.lv ' . ' has retu "Sainton ,wlvetl this morning by Harry CI. Hoy ported that iK. expected i the guardians of Charles Sneddon j Handon. n ias , ai0N wf.U not bo removed. Tho case was ' summer on tiu.i,. , "ttl . . " '"'"i hm. I -HI Vl fought out in a hearing of sovreal l City and has a 8trlnK of(,, -.in-.-H hero beforo .ludgo James Wat- 1'Is hands to show (,9t i' " i In It ,llllllll,MIH fit tlt.tf H-1f1,.l 1..1.I1.. ll. son a moiuii ago, unuim-vo - "", v nmiu hiq 8l,n . . . .. . . .. .1... 11,,.,,, ll .flUIII 1! " ""t. tlmo onjeciiiig 10 inv Kiiiiiuuiii.-i i,,t, ... miiij cofi'el the grounds that they wero unfriend-1 ly. T.ho guarillaiis uro .Mrs. I). J. I Itees. li-s. Ellen Sneddon and J. 1). Sneildwn. tl tin i . lalnlng lists r llBB '""I lions. K.n,IPr,S,,Ml -Mmlpr istin Times urrirp (ICIlil (Vnull, ....,.. . reli '"u or 1m.... "! A lilted, but t ' '"'t think of a single ron-1 With a double cable and with a ves- jnt or tlio,"?"whr '"' ,,",lltl"'t nk0 ,lrl,,,c el equipped for rapid stowage SO, iigni now ()00 feot uii )()ur nui )e )oii(lo(1 (ji COOS DAY lirsiXI'2SS IEX MKKV !- WI2D IX COyi'lLLI GOOD business, good credits, Tho Coqulllu .Sontlnol says: "Mrs. good roads and good fellow-, F. W. Jones was a charming hostess ship wero a quintet ofjon Tuesday evening when she en f futures that wero boomed ' (eitiilned with a miscellaneous show and boosted, developed and dom-jcr in honor of Miss Emily llnrlock oiiBtrated at tho meeting ot the Coos ". w'o will soon becoino tho brldo Cniiiitv IIiisIiipsh Men's AMsnclntloii of ''' '' McKenna, nianager or tho that was held In Coqulllo last even ing. 11 was probably tho InrgcM and most siicccss(ul gathering or the rcprcBontntUo bUHluesB men ot the county that was ever hold. Tho Coqulllo HubIucss men proved themselves Ideal hosts and added rurther to the rained hospitality of that enterprising city. Harmony and co-operation wore Hie sentiments that characterized lliu meeting throughout. A spirit of fellowship and bigger mid broader Oregon Power Company. Tho homo was prettily decorated with cut flowers and huckleberry. Tho eve ning was spent in needlework and at a late hour Miss llarlocker was called to tho door by tho hostess and tliero to her surprise found a large basket laden with beautiful girts. "AHer all tho girts hail been op ened tho hostess Invited her guests this iiinmier. Tho small mill as now equipped with machinery ono sldoi can cut better than 100,000 reot a1 day but It Is it doiiblo mill and with machinery Installed on tho other Kldo tho capacity will bo as much again. At any time that the cablo system or loading lumber Is not fast enough to handle tho output or the mill rurther harbor Improvement will be made. Helping the .Men The Hrooklngs Company has dono a nice thing ror the men ot family who uro located In the town, or course many or the single men went olsowhero to seek work when tho plant was closed but tho company, In order to retain Its organization mid hold tho best workmen, offered ev- ; to tho dining room where a dainty I lunch awaited them. The tables i were prettily decorated with sweet' lory opportunity To such, house for them rent mid to stay, water Is 'peas and each guest found her place by business standards ror mutual ad vantage wero manirest In all Hut talks and nil the acts of tho meet- '"? Mesdaines Lamb nnd Whllo tho ostensible object or the ..T)l0 rolim,or of , 0Veiiliig association is betterment or Individ-W118 Hlt.t music. Miss Hess Ma unl business, the results are much ), Bvo H0Veiiil piano selections moio far reaching. Tho banquet nd Mis. Mehl, accoinpiinled by Mrs. and mooting In Coqulllo last evening strattou, entertained with several uruiiKiii loguinur represeiiiuiive vocal selections which were business iiiuu from tho five leading1 elated by all. towns or Coos Co. The result was "Those present were. .Mosduiues better acquaintance, better under- j K. H, Johnson, II. Folsoin, .1. S. standing ami a broader knowledge , Lawrence, J. A. Lamb, M. J. Hart- given rice and provisions are sold at tho lowest possible prices. Some or i... .I... t.i...i i. ... bv nr.ittv llttl.. nine. urd. Tl. '"" "'""" '"" Willi inivo gone to 1...M..SH w,,h ..kxIhi.mI I.. -..PH.,,. i.'ol,lop "l,lt''s for work l'o left their Mehl. HAItVAUi) professor snys Hint mental proriclcucy reaches its highest efficiency at the ago of JO. If this bo true what a world of difference between mental efficiency and wisdom to say AT THE MM nothing of know OF :!!) ledge nnd coniiuon- sense. Shucks, a man Is only beginning to learn how to use his brains at 2'J. A poet or it musician may attain his highest efficiency long beforo that age, but how absurd Is such a luird-and-fast rule when applied to all classes of Intellect. You hnvo all heard the story or tho man who suld: "When I was 1!0 I knew twice as much U3 my rather; when I was I!0 I know as much; but, when I wns 40, I only wished to God I know halt as much. Father wns right but It took me forty years to find It out." And so was tho poet who said: "It taketh ago to make us sngo, And the wise no longer doubt It; For the older wo grow tho more wo know, And tho less we brag about It." ' Of cotirso It does. At 2!) I could write articles on psychology nnd phil osophy and solve tho problems of the universe. Then I knew It nil. Today I am hoping nt some time or other I will bo qualified to write Just n llttlo bit about such such sub jects. In the wisdom of all ages There Is nothing half so flno As tho airy, fairy visions That wo had nt twenty-nine; Hut though those days of dreaming Were delightful I opine, Our wisdom conies from lessons learned, Since wo wero twenty-nine. .;. i? ASTOYKSTOWN, Pennsylvania, father of "threo klssnble daugh ters" has Invented a kiss "res onator," and he Installs It nightly In the parlor or on tho porch, ac cording to tho sel ection ot the girls ns to which lo cation Is better ror the reception or their beans. Tho old man Bays ho reels tho bur den or parental responsibility, and ho wants to know what Is going on. Kiss they nover so AM glad that Kdlsou sees seven years of prosperity ahead. 1 wouldn't like to say what most or us see unless Edison is right. The prosperity will bo welcome all light after several IIAltD TO HOLD years that wero Ol'll OWX Miything hut pros- porous. 'Most (.T us hereabout are somewhat In I he position of tho man who when dying said to his children, "I camo into the world without a cent.l go out without a cent. Thank God, I have held my own!" That's all wo want to do those days Just hold our own. T II 12 other day 1 asked my Insur- n nee mail to taku out his book and say how long I hud to live. Ho said that as I was forty eight to day, his figures calculated on mll I lions of poo- I'I'IM l.7si 'I'llA'l' nln invn lllii AIH2 WOltTII LIYIXfJ another twenty.- two years to live, nearly hair us long again ns I have lived. Twenty-two years more nnd then tho grand rinnlo! Hut twenty-two yenra worth twouty-two centuries ns compared with lite lu tho old days. Todny we hnvo thnos that ninko Ilfo worth I living. Just think what Coos Hay will ho! I In twenty-two years. A! IIKUK'S Til 1-3 MMAXI-3ST MAX CCOItDlXG to some obsor.-ant Coqulllo Valloylte, "Acollnn corn has been discovered near Myrtle Point corn that sings lu tPo night us tho wind blows through its tnnsnls. MEI.ODKH'S And why not? COItX Corn beforo now nns been known not on ly to be melodious In ItseU, but tho cause or singing In others. Distilled into one or Its by-products, It has forced many n Coos Hay m.in to Imagine himself a Caruso and to rival tho moon baying dogs and the back fence acrobatic cats "In stronuoslty It not In tho lianuony or his warbling. FOR SALE "Possibly" to ask ii tow pertiii Wo tcspoGlfully rlso questions! 1, -WHERE BUY REAL ESTATE? (n) , Buy whore vnluos aro bound to rise, (I)) , Buy where physical and p.nos'.raphlcal lo cation compels city building-. (c) .Buy whore the people as a whole aic loyal and have faith in the future. (d). Buy where Mr. TAXPAYER lias shown lis faith by investing in largo and peimnncnt im provements. . , II. WHEN BUY REAL ESTATE? (a), Buy when prices arc away hnlow normal BUY NOW. III, DO YOU "BELIEVE (a). In the future of Coos Bay? (b) ,-rRanching o'n Coos Bay pays? (c) , Coos Bay is a desirable place lo live? (d) .You have a friend back East that wants a ranch? (Let us get In. communication with that friend.) KOOS OREGON DEVELOPMENT CO. NORTH BEND, OREGON SMII.i:-.-Vllllil3 The world has moved so rapidly in the past century that wo have have made Improvements on almost softly, tho los-ievorythliiK but KIshIiik. that leads to mutual confidence nnd .sou, V. Strattou, J. S. Ilniton, II. co-operatlou. l.N. l.oron., A. N. (lould, O. ('. Sun- The busluoss men's organization ford, l A. Howard, l. V. Kmtl- ls one of tho most Important factors cott. I.. 1.. Milium, S. Norton, C'hns. lu the Ilfo of the community. It ' llarloclier. l U. Sterling, T. II. must bo ropresontuthc of the com-i Mehl. J. l SIiikIo, C. T. Bkeels, V.I nierclal interests for Its membership' ' Hamilton, Jane Williams and comes from and is part or the coin- Misses Hess Maliau, Mary Haven-1 nierclal Interest. There Is much , I'0" 'l Hmlly liarlocUer." outside its Immediate concern that families at Ilrtinklnus to lak.. mi. vniitiiKo or tho cheap living oppor tunities and be in shape to return when tlie mill opens attain. In ract the company Is dolus tho best possible under the clrcunistaiic 'es and In nrenai'lnir in iiml.-.. n,,w,i- uppre- ,iwn- .Iiiks one or the most important busl- ness factors in the county. Will Co .Hioail "I surely hope the people will not think we have ceased operations," said Mr. Ward. "To the contrary we urn unim ahead with the ordinal plan to make lUrookliiKs a model city. While It was auMsaiiie to close the lumber mill temporarily wo Wll be busy iiu otner work. Hy no means should the Impression Ket out that UrookiiiKs may he accomplished by such an or ganization that Is county wide lu Its scope. The obliteration ot the tool-' Ish fitctlounl strife Is one of the' most Important acts that may result from such an organization, i Tliero Is room enough lu Coos County for everyone who desires to IS 11 tlllllL' Of lln Il'iut J as soon as conditions will war X AMONG THE SICK in,nl " """ w' ' operated ! 'U,Ul ,lll,llK,p W,U ,,w '"niuiraeturi.il ,, Bll,M autl , hoiio (h(u iv Henry l'oote, son or Mr. nnd Mrs. spring everything will be going full Koote or Kastslde, Is .pillo HI with force again." pleurisy. ' Mrs. Hazelton of Catching lulet was under the doctor's care last work ror the upbuilding ol the conn-1 evening, suffering from acute lndl ty nnd tho development of Its busl- vestlon. ness and lis magnificent resources.. Mrs. Alfred Vnrrelinan who under Thoro Is nmple scope for the nctlvl- wont tin operation Thursday at the ties of every man along helpful lines Murey Hospital Is ivory much inl and tho Coos County Iluslness .Men's ' proved today. Association promises to bo n splon-1 Mrs. Prank Catterlln Is 111 nt her did factor In developing this greatly home today suffering from tousoll- Sluiiiltt Take orieiv Tlmt the county court should consider the of fer ot Klhert Dyer, or Handon, to get out the l'loras Creek gravel at l a yard ror the road south or Han don to the Curry count) line I tho belief of Ames Johnson, postmaster nt 1'ort Orford who yesterday left lo be deslrod condition. The Coqulllo banquet nnd meeting was a groat forward movement along this line, onator gets In its work. It Is as j deadly as any repeater ever turned out of u gunshop. Tho rightful ness or Inventive genius wo had j thought had reached its height in tho havoc machines of the present ' battle lines lu Kuropo, but no con-. truptlou in uso on blood red fields i equals that of tho I'euuslyvaulau as a iiieuaco to the peace of coniniu-' nltles and an Introducer or discord Into human households mid dismay Into human hearts. X WATERFRONT NEWS X (i()i:.S TO TIVKHTOX ('npliilu Hard wick, who was inas- r ''-e HroTkwator during Cap-1 f,,i 'l "Mi's iibSence. has gone i Han Fr.iuelfco to take coinuiand of the steam schooner Therton. Word was received fom San Fran cisco today hy hor agout. C. I Mcl.eorge, that the Westerner did not sail from the south until last evening nnd Is expected In here on Monday with about 3S tons of freight for Coos Hay. She will load lumber nnd freight ror n return cargo. Arriving otr the bar last ovonlng and delayed on account or the fog the steam schooner Thomas L, Wand arrived In this morning from San Kranclsco. She brought bridge steel, ono piece being IS." feet In length and this nflernoon Is loading 1100,000 feot or lumber at the Xorth Hend Mill and Lumber Company's dock. Sho will also carry ties south again. The steamship Sa.uln Clara railed to arrive this morning from tho south but Is oxpocted in this evening. Last owning- tho gasoline bout Ttc- llor. or Floronco, arrlvod In tho haw' nnd loft out ngnln this morning with n general cargo tor the Sluslaw. Ituys n" Told. O. K. Hullii, the well-known Marshriold barber, this afternoon purohnsod n five-passenger 'old cur from Isaac Tt. Tower, and The reason why u girl takes up painting before she marries Is be cause later on when she has four kids she will spend all her time over u stove studying Interior decorating. Times Want Ada brtnc resultR. Koontz G arage Agency for -S00 DYEAR TIRES EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLES UNION GAS ENGINES Marine and Automobile Repairing a Specially North Front Street :: :: :: .. Phonp m (J ust Eight o mraiatiLJir for the Fair. W said tho gravol Is ,.. '! T "" ' ,' 7l ' ,no c10l,,,t- nnrt I now taking bis friends for spins Mrs. P. H. Kirk Is 111 today and '"' "' l1'' very nominal. The nl)011t Ulp ,.,tv 0 sny8 Ulcrc.a under (he tare of n ph.NslcIan ,M,tlr" lroUvtwlll cost HS.tioo. 0t,R nice n'pord when ni, win Times want ads bring results. no get (hcio amiiW .! in m i nun ii I iniviniiMirmiir WW LI usrl ' (2S a THAT'S THE QUALITY KH 1 lin bj.,,1 ..,,, oAi-wmn nn, wnlnn llllill lllto it. TIlJ M I III. iv.nu nun ouivivjU tlllU VHIUU llll.l " i I ...' the kind you will always find at Johnson Gulovsf We Doira'lt Forget the Price While wc always talk quality first we do not fc siftht of reasonableness in prico, That is ,3 receives full consideration, but QUALITY ,is msg UDOn first hfinnnsn wit limit mmlitv DHCe IS OH111 value, Satnsfaefcaoini aod I are important features in buying furniture. They, always found in the Johnson-Gulovsen runS cause the men behind the name have been train w mu fjiuuucai ena or xne ousmess aim ii" j experience back of them, JOHNSOIUIILOVSDi . SitlT-21 oribh Froimt Phone 91 -J