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COOS BAY TIMES
H. 0. MALONKY, Editor and Pub.
DAN E. MALONEY, News Editor
Official Taper of Coos Count;
Official rpcr City of Mnrshfiol
'I
Entered ni tho Postofflco at MarBh
field, Oregon, for transmission
thtourfi tbo malli ai second-clasn
mall matter.
An Independent Republican news
paper, published every evening ox
cept Sunday, and weekly, by
Tho Ooos Hay Times Publishing Co.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
DAILY.
One year JC.00
Per mbnth CO
WEEKLY.
One year SI. GO
when paid strictly in ndvanco the
lubBcilptlon ptico of tho Coos Hay
Times is $5.00 per year or $2. GO for
lx months.
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Address all communications to
0003 HAY DAILY TIM 128.
hen Snow Lies Deep
I wonder if your really know
The gratitude the' birds will show
For crumbs and seeds and bits of meat,
Or anything that they can eat
When winter winds blow loud and chill,
And snowflakes cover field and hill. . ;. ,
Select a tree and bore a hole
About the shape of cup, or bowl, ;';"'
And fill it with some melted fat, t ',
Or something they can get at, .
And note how soon the birds will conic,"
And how thoir little bills will drum, ' ' ,-
The prubs and worms are all asleep ( .;
In tnintni ulmn ilio onniA Hoc rlann
And so tho best that We can do
To aid tho birds, and see them through
This trying time of snow and sleet
Is to provide them food to cat,
NELLIE M, COYE
H
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A BARBBF? TOLD HE THIS
S'AID OhCE HIS JAW WAS DISLOCATED SO
HE COULDN'T TALK
LONGEST DAY OF MY LIFE , SAYS" HE
THAT'S NOTHING," SAID I . SPlTTIN.G OUT SOME
LATHER ."HAVE YOU EVER GONE ALL DAY
VnMTHOUT A
$
EUROPEAN WAR ONE f
YEAR AGO TODAY
$$
JAN'. 117, 11)10
Italy Is brought to the verso nt
Joining tho war on tho oldo of tho
Allies.
Tho Turkish ndvnnco forco near
tho Sttoz Canal Is defeated by tho
British.
One British cruiser and two des
troyors nro reported sunk In tho
North Sea fight.
Tho Uzsok Pans in tho Carpathians
1b taken by storm by tho Austrian
forces. .
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KAHT.SIDE ON' THE MAP
EASTSIDE Is emphatically and
enthusiastically on tho Coos
county map. It has an en
terprising and aggrcsHlvo popula
tion. Thoy aro dlverso In their
views nnd outspoken In their opin
ions. It required men and women
of nggrcHslvo action to build cltlos
oven though thoy may not always
agree
On mnny questions of public
policy wo may expect that mon and
womon will differ. No ono can
rightly Insist that his own convic
tions on a given subject or with
roforonco to a given policy, slnll
bo a guldo or shall control the
action or attltudo of another. And
If ono man differs with another,
and It Is an honest difference, that
1b Ills right, and In tho cxorclso of
It ho Is entitled to respectful cm;.
Bldoratlon and fair treatment.
Tho harmonious outcome of tho
city council affair Is n matter for
felicitation. .Mayor ICIttson, tho
members of tho council, City Attor
ney Watklns, Mrs. Wright inl in
fact all connected with It aro to uo
congratulated on tho happy outcomo
without leaving tho blttornoss f
dlvlslvo strlfo. It would not :idd
to tho situation by nhtiHlug those
whd differ with us, by throntjiiliig
thorn, by Impugning their motion
or by calling them names. That 'h
not tho way to conduct u :ontrovor
ny, to determine an losuo, nid lo
reach a conclusion.
Wo think thoro Is no room for
blttornosa or manifestation toward
othcra of hato and mallco. Now that
tho controversy In settled all should
unlto In an effort to promote tho
peaco, quiet and harmony that aro
so oasontlnl to tho well being of n
city and that's what Eostsldo In
going to be.
AN Ol.l) INDUSTRY
Coal mining Ih nil old Industry
in Coos county but now Hint tho
placo Is to have railroad connections
It Is bollovod that tho Industry
will bo greatly dovoloport as tho
road will permit of tho Hhlpplng of
coal lo tho Interior of tho stato
whoro It Is In doninnd. Tbo gov
ernment rccontly IhsuoiI tho fol
lowing Intorestlng facta about tho
Cooa Hay coal fields:
"Coal was first notod In tho Cos
Bay region, Oregon, nboiit CO yoara
ago, Prof, J. H. Newberry having
reported in 18!ir that tho coal de
posits of Cooa Hay had begun to
attract attention.
"Tho first cargo was shipped
from the Kmplro Basin, but tho
discovery of coal near tbo head of
Coos Bay Boon transferred tho
point or production to- Newport,
which roinaluqd tho principal mluo
until within tho last decade, hIiico
tho Boavor J I tit mlup has been moro
successfully managed and bccnuio
tho chief prodncor. Tho first rec
ord of coal production is contained
in tho census, roport of 1880, when
43,205 short tons woro mined."
ANNOUNCEMENT
I horoby announce mysolf as a
candldata for the offlco of County
Assessor, on tho Republican ticket
subject to tho will -of tho republican
voters at the Primary election In
May,
- J. P. BRY13RS
COOS BAY TIMES WANT ADS
Low Cost High Efficiency
X NEWS OF OREGON X
$
THE DALLES Tho Ico has
Btartcd to break in the Columbia
river and the watora oro gottlng
higher nt this point.
QUANTS PASS Mnll delivery
between Grants Pa83 nnd Crescent
City, n dlstntico of 00 miles, re
quires two weeks ns a result of
tho Btorm, and tho mall must trav
el n distanCo v)f 9H0 miles, whllo
with ordinary weather tho mall
would go through in 0119 dny.
SILVER ' LAKE This plnco had
its first firo In twenty years whon
tho St. Jnntcs Hbtcl was burned, ou
tailing n loss of $0,000 not cov
ered by Insurance.
PENDLETON Tho rnllrond
tracks havo boon wnBhcd out on
account of tho melting snow.
ASHLAND Hnln and Blcct caus
ed tolcgraph nnd telephone wires
to bo broken down nnd communica
tion hampered.
EUGENE It Is reported that' tho
cold weather lias caused many door
to bo slaughtered by wild animals.
PORTLAND Tho annual nuto
mobllo show Is In progress In Port
land and Is largely attended.
ASHLAND Tho city council Is
split In tho question ns to whether
or not llcouses shall ho exacted of
proprietors of billiard halls and
thentors.
SALEM Tho Oregon Hop
Growers' Association lias announc
ed that It has sold a portion of Its
hop holdings to Louis Lachmuml,
tho nmount roportcd to bo five
thousand bales.
EUGENE Tho school children
sent lottqrs of Invitation to visit
Oregon to friends In thirty-four
different states.
SANDY Tho Commercial club
lina asked for stato aid to build
a highway around Mt. Hood.
PENDLETON Judge Pholps In
tho circuit court refused to grnnt
n pnrolo to Charles Duke, an Itali
an, convicted of passing forged
checks, because tho Judgo thought
ho lied In court.
ALBANY Senator E. 1). Cusleic
luui announced that ho will endeavor
to abolish tho offlco of county record
er which Is filled In a number of tho
counties of tho state,
LEBANON The Oregon confer
ence or tho Methodist Episcopal
church will bo held In Lebanon uoxt
Soptombor.
MAPLETON Frank Potlorf, six
year old win of W. F. Potterr, died ntj
a result of being kicked by 11 horse.
ASHLAND- ChrlH Gaucklo allot a
deer and within two hours was ar
rested and fluoil the minimum, $27,
10. CANYON CITY .lack Ends, or
Monument, pleaded guilty to
a charge or violating tho
local option law nnd was
fiuod 1 no and iieutoused to 10 days
in Jail, this being his third convic
tion for tho same offense and for
which violations ho Iiuh paid n total
or $rro 111 riues.
ROSEHURG Tho members of tho
Knights or Pythian havo decided to
hold their iiuuual roll-call on Febru
ary 10th, tho anniversary of tho or
ganization of tho lodge.
GARDINER Tho county court
vlui8 granted petitions for threo now
toads In tho neighborhood or Gardin
er.
JUNCTION CITY Arthur Lctolll
er was fined $100 for taking liquor
to ii dance, and, not paying, was tak
en to Eugono to lay out tho fluo.
PEOPLE'S fORUM
Tho Coos Dny Times will bo
pleased to publish letters from Rb
readers on nil questions of public
Interest, giving his or hor address,
nnd so far ns posslblo limited to
2150 vords. In publishing theso let
ters Tho Times docs not Indorse
tho lows exprcssod therein; It li
Bimplv affording n mcaiiB for tho
voicing of different opinions on nil
questions affecting tho public wol-rure.
Two Views on
Eastside Matter
A WOMAN'S VIEW
Editor Coos Bay Tlmos:
Plcnso permit 1110 spaco In your
paper to express my virtuous Indig
nation over tho nctlon taken ty the
Eastsldo officials in deposing Mrs.
Carrie Wright from n position to
which bIio had boon elected by her
constituents. Tho lnek of chivalry dis
played by tho Eastaldo body of men
In appalling tu tho modern ways of
education, civilization nnd refine
ment. Eastside would havo galuod
honor nnd fame In being one of tho
first cities of Oregon to avail its
self of n lady ns a city official, dem
onstrating to hor nlstcr cities her pro
gresslvoncss but, to see n body of
men tnko advantago of a moro tech
nicality to deprive a woman of hor
rights nppcnrs to mo as awful.
Not only did thoy doprlvo Mrs.
Wright of her offlco, but I also uoto
by tho plcco you hud In tho Times,
that this solfsamo body of mon de
prived Mrs. Wright's sister of hor
rights to speak, to volco her senti
ments in a public mooting. Shnmo on
you men of Enstsldo, I say. You
should bo ashamed of such proceed
ings nnd of taking ndvantngo of a
womnii,
A MAR8I1FIELD WOMAN
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PROFESSIONAL DiRfecfftj
Dr. A. L. KflUseworth
l'hyBlclnir nnd Surgeo, ,l.
Officotlrving niocfc. V
Offlco hours 1 11 in ia . 1
.1 .i q .. . ""Hfc'i
MUU W l III,
Plionest Offlco litf-J; Kp, ... '
J. M. Wright
Phone in 1
BUILDING CONTRAOloJ
Estimates furnluhod on renuhi I
WO.-MH.V KA.MB AS MKN
has electud A, L. Hills as president
and II. A. Latta iik seoratary.
MORO Tho gross ussossmont of
Shorman county ns equallzod by tho
board Is $S,7C5,02S.
CANBY Tho housoUeopor in tho
homo of Mr. nnd Mr. AI Follows was
Injured whon n atovo exploded and
partly demolished tho house.
Editor or tho Times:
I havo read In your paper tho ac
count or how Mtb. Carrlo Wright at
Kastsldo mudo a single handed fight
in an offort to ho seated as a mom-
ber or tho city council of that place.
Sho did not got tho offlco slio
Bought. Sho was elected to It to bo
Bitro, but tho men officials woro firm
In tliolr fight against hor qualifying
hecaiiso, according to tho statement
tin roportod, bIio Is not n citizen. A
man In exactly tbo same position
would not havo been allowed to take
his scat. Just hocuuuo Mrs. Wright Is
u woman does not give hor 0110 bit
moro or consideration than ir alio
woro a man. With woman suffrage
tho women aro nsklng for tbo enmo
rights as men and they therefore put
thomsolvoB on tho same basis an mon
and must oxpoct to stand chnrgos In
a political way Just tho Bnnio as mon,
In fact they must tnko tho good and
tho bad uliko whon they Insist upon
being given theso rights. Boioro gl
eu suffrage thoy could fall back on
tho plea, "I am a womon," hut now
tboy cannot. This Is simply ono of tho
many unpleasant Bltimtlous which
will arlso becniiBo women havo tho
voto and prlvllogo of holding office,
and would novor havo happoned had
not womon suffrngo boon carried into
this state. A lady having to mnko a
fight In public against a body of men
determined to displace hor may, in
ono Bonso bo n pathotlc Bltuatlon, but
under tho existing circumstances It
to bIiow, ns proof, tho need of
moro work through tho church nnd
that ho as a minister had been fold
ing Bcrvlccs In Enstsldo for five
years."
I've long been a cltlzon of Enst
sldo nnd I think to tho best of
my lcuowlcdgo thoro hns been flvo'
or six crimes committed In E..st-j
sldo during that flvo years. I can
not 'recall any hororo Hint time.
Now how long will It tnko at that I
lato before evil absorbs all tho!
pcoplo or East8ldo7 j
Most distinctly understand that'
I am not ngnlnst Sunday Schools,!
but I am much against tho way
soma pcoplo conduct Homo Sunday!
Schools that I know of. To my)
own knowledge I can cnll thol
nnmoB of several who would atto'td I
wcro It not for tho troublo sookorH I
who control and lond tho Sunday,
School from pillar to post at iny
old tlmo thoy sco a chnnco to kk'k
up some more trouble.
Porhnps this.. applies over horo
In Eastside.
"Seek nnd thou shall find" or
seek tho now school house and
thou shall receive tho pcoplo'H
inonoy.
J. C. STECKEL
Oldest Bank In Coos County
Established 18S1I
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is horoby given th'nt Cora
E. Bolt, has bcon duly appointed as
iidniliilstrntrlx or tho estnto or Mary
E. Pomoroy, deccasod.
Now therefore, nil persons having
claims ngnlnst said estnto aro horo
by uotiriod to presout tho unnin to
tho undorslgucd nt tho offlco of John
P. Hall, with propor voucher duly
vomica art by law required, within
bIx mouths from tho dnto Jioreof.
Dated nt MurHhflold, Oregon, this
20tli day of January, lOlil.
CORA E. BOLT
Administratrix of tho estate or .Mary
E. Pomeroy, deceased.
(First publication Thursday, Jan.
20, 10IC; last publication Thursday,
Fobruary 17. 191 C.)
Flanagan (1& Benwett Bank
Mnrlifleltl, Coos County, Oregon.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $120,000
INTEREST PAID ON TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS
Offlcors-J. W. BENNETT, President; JAS. II. FLANAGAN, Vlco
Prosldent; R. F. WILLIAMS, Cashier; G. F. WINCHESTER,
Assistant Cashier.
Flanagan (Sh Bennett Bank
OF MYRTLE POINT
Capital $25,0O
Offlcora J. W. BENNETT, Presldont; JAS. II. FLANAGAN, VIco
Prosldont; L. M. SUPLEE, CaBhler; L. T. DEMENT, Asuistant
Cashlor.
Bennett Trust Company
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $125,000
Officers J. W. BENNETT, President; TOM T. BENNETT, VIco
President; ARTHUR M'KEOWN, Secretury; BENNETT SWAK
TON, Troabiirer.
TI10 Only Trust Company in (bo Statu, Outsldo of Portland, Which
Orgnnled Under tho New Law.
DrHiU M. Shnu
Mjo, i!ar nnd Thro.it SpwIMi,.
'.f GLASSES KIMJEI) "
. I'liono O.'IOT. Itooms 2O0.)i
) ; ! Irvine illoelc.
DR.' RfATTIB B. BHAWt
'ijfl PliyIclnn nnd Surgco.
Pliono ailoT, 'JH,'
H. G. Butler
CIVIL KNOINEEIt
Room 304 Coko Bldg. Phon uu
Rcaldonco Phono 363-1,. '
W. G. Chandler
ARCHITECT
Rooma 301 and 302, Coko Duiliit,
MnrBhflold, Oregon.
TIME TAB
WILLAMETTE PACI
OAR
Lcavo
Mnrshflold
CMG'nJm. ' '"
, 7.4 B n.nj.
8:45. a.niV.
0:45. njn,.
a.m.. ' .
12:50 p.m.
. l:45p.'m.
2:45 p.m.
3ii5 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
5.40 p.m.
0:55 p.m. North city
7:30 p.m.
LE
WO M01UB
Lht
North Bttj
7:00 in,
8:00 u,
9:00 in.
10:15 lb,
11:00 in.
11:45 14
1:16 DHL
2:00 pa,
3:00 p.D.
4:00 p.B,
6:15 pa,
6:55 pb,
limits ostr,
7M5 p.B.
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MERCHANTS CAFE
Popular Plnco for
Good Meals
Prices Reasonable
Cor. Commercial nnd Il'dw';.
HAVE THE ROOF FIXED
NOW
See C0RTHELL
Phone 3171
4
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FARE TEN OEXT9
City LlmltH North Bend, Be,
nr COMS1UTATION fjj)
CiS TICKETS 91.78 AU
Mawlifleld-Nortli Bend Anto
Lino
Cnra every ten minutes froa
O n. in. to 13 p. m. to Booth
Slough onco n day, leaving M
11 11. ui.; to Kmplro three trli
n dny.
COR8T A KINO, rropi.
Is exactly what must bo oxpectod iinrt
MEDFORD- -The Conunorclnl Club Lwliat tho womon votors must o.poct. '
Had thoy not forcod tho auffraue
See Us for Music
ir you want
A piano
A player piano
A phonograph
Stringed luslrumeutB
Sheet music
PhonoKfaph recorda
Or Anything in tho music lino, como
In null tall: It over. Wo olthor havo
It In stock or can get It iiulekly for
you,
Wo havo Bomo used pianos on
which wo aro making vory low prlc-
03.
L. L. Thomas
Music Store
CimIcieratijni!
P 1 Child wilh I let Penney Savingi Bank
The Small Boy with Mis Small ClianRc
S The Lady with Her Pin Moiiey Savings
The Small Man with His Small Roll
'; The Big Man with His Big Roll
ARE KACII ACCORDED THE
SAME CONSIDERATE AT-
TENTIO.V AT TIIE
First Nationa
k of Pe
Bank
ine Dan
Marshficld,
of
Coos
Bay
1 C
rsonai oervice
Oregon
WOOD GOOD WOOD
AV. II. LIiiro Ims It at S1.G0 u)
?' nihh per load. (i'iiilae rewf
oil. Phono U27-T.
SAVE MONEY
by ordering the InuioM
HENRYVILLE COAL
Nut coal, per ton ,,v
Lump coal, por ton f"J
Or half ton of both H"
1). MUSSO.Y, ro
Phono 1-J or lcavo orden tk
Illllycr'ti CI(far Store.
A
. DRY WOOD
CAMPBELL'S WOQDYARD
North Front Street
t, ... Phone 37DJ
Dr. 1). O. ViuiKlin, Dcntiht, Room
20, Kht,t Xntloiial Dank biilliliug
KOIt COUXTV COMMISSIONER
I herorby nnnounco myfolf nn a
candidate ror County Commissioner
or Cooa County on tho Republican
ticket In tit'1 May Primaries
- J. T. 1IARRIGAN
73 Central Acnuo
ouestlon they would not bo subjected '
to Biich trentniont.
AN' ANTI SUl'TRAGETTE.
'i'EACK OX EARTH (SOOD Wll.l
TO MEN".
Fmin IhiMsltlo
Editor Cood Hay Timos:
Not wishing to Inflict n wound
on any poison, religiously or oth
erwise, but In reading a lottor
from a promlnont minister who
holdB sorvlcos In Enstsldo quite
rroquontly, makes tho atatomeut
"tho people or Eastside should not
ri'Kret the contrlbutliiK or n small
mini or money towind religious
work as tho crimes of the past go
WEAVING All kinds a snec-
ialty. Mrs. W. W. Nason. 680
12th Courth. So. Phone 220-Rj
SOUTH COOS RIVER ROAT
SERVICE
LAUNCH KXPRESS
leaves Marslifield every day
O n. in. Leaves hojid of river
nt 11:15 p. ni,
STEAMER RAINHOW
leaves head of river dally at 7
. in. Leaves Mnrshflold nt a p.
in. For charter apply on board.
ROGERS & SMITH
Proprietor
Ah
s
For rollablo Abstracts of Tltlo and
information about COOS RAY REAL
ESTATE, &eo
Title Guarantee & Abstract Company
Marshficld nnd Coiiulllo City, Orogon.
General Agtrnts Enstsldo nnd Sengstacken'H Addition.
Special attention paid to assessments nnd payment of Invos.
IIEXRV SEXGSTACKEN, MnnnRer. '
EXPERT.WELDING of METALS
Steel, brass, cast, Iron and aluminum castings made
like new
DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY.
Koontz Garage
WESTERN LOAN AND
BUILDING CO.
Assets $240,000.00
Pavs 8 ner cent on savlnfls
I Q IfnIIPMAN & COr I
I. w. iow. - .
I Local ireasurei :
J, SOAIFH cfi A, H. BO000
Marshfield JfiB.tt
Phone 180-J.
North Front Stroet
n L- V..Milfi1Ad
PhoiiB 140-R. Mawlifield, (W
DUNGAN
- IIK nrDTAK Nil
PARLORS
wiU bo kept
OPEN TO THE POBUJ
A regular state UM
nndertaker will be
charge
Tliono 1SJ
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M?et
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