SEM1-WEEKLY BAID6N HECdnbEfc, t"UEsD"Ay, SEPT. &TH, 191L
Neighborhood News
Items of General Interest Gathered From
Coos and Curry County Exchanges
Our
I to her homo, in Dandon Wednesday,
A copy of tho'docision of the state
railroad commission has been rccoiv
ed by A. H. Derbyshire, city attor
ncy for North Bend, who appeared in
that capacity before Uie commission
some time ago when the Coos Bay
Water Co., argued for a raise in met
cr rates. The decision is a sweeping
victory for North Bend. That Is th
PORT ORFORD NEWS. i ley for $7,000. The building is to be rates as now fixed will stand, which
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From the Tribuno: GOxlOO feet in size, of which hall ot everyone knows is plenty high.
Ben Hoyt, the Bandon tonsorial the frontage on the east side, extend- h. W. Bergman states that whil
artist, accompanied by his father and "nfT back CO feet, will be devoted to the he was at Salem he met the physi
mother, passed through town yester- postofllce. cian having in chargo Major L. D
day on an auto tour into California. Mr. and Mrs. B. 11. Burns ana son, Kinney. Ho told Mr. Bergman that
W. O. Corbin was in from his up Raymond E., Mrs. E. II. Howey and Major Kinney's condition was not bet
Sixes ranch last week with the first daughter, Olive, with their guest, Miss tor and that it was necessary to keep
ripe tomatoes of the season to np, Ethell Bucknoll, of New York went him strapped to his bed most of the
penr on the Tort Orford market, and Mown to Bandon Wednesday for a tme.
they hardly appeared as they were couple of days at the Beach. a petition is being circulated and
sold almost before "Dad" struck town The county court went out to the freely signed, asking the county com-
The Rustler is due from Coos Bay county farm yesterday morning to to proceed with the paving of the new-
to take on board about 12 tons of make, arrangements for building a y built county road on Braodway
wool held for shipment here by W. reservoir and putting in n water sys- from Virginia south to 10th street,
T. White, Sr., going thence to Rogue icin there. t-ommissioner Armstrong a distance of nearly one-half a mile
river where Mr. White hus about y """ mi" uiujr ia buvii.k Tno paving is to bo 1U feet wide as
tons more ready to ship, and other $300 month in bill for the indigent por pians previously adopted by the
parties hold several tons. The Rus- smcc tn county hospital was put in county court. The petition also asks
tier will take the entire lot to San operation and all county charges can the cost of the improvement be paid
Francisco. be caml for thcrc- The site selected for out 0f the general road fund
A fire between tho lake and Elk fr tho reservoir is on land high
river caused considerable uneasiness enough to permit u stream of water
for fear that it might jump the lake to h thrown over the tops of all of
and threaten tho town during the past buildings at tho farm, so that the
new system will afford the fullest fire
protection and ought to materially
reduce the cost of insurance
Last Saturday noon at Marshfield
Ernest A. Folsom of this city and Miss
Iva Garrett, of near Myrtle Point,
were united in marriage.
Tax receipts bulged .considerably
during the last three business days
in August, most of the remittances
being from those who had paid the
several days. Sunday it took a nuin
ber of fighters to keep it from ties
troying the home of A. G. Miller,
Cloudy weather, with a southern
brcezo that threatens rain has re
licved the situation
The Randolph came into port Sun
day evening and the following day
unloaded considerable freight for the
merchants of this place, sailing yes
terday for Rogue River, where tho
SPRUCE VALLEY ITEMS
A. B. Reese has been hauling lunv
ber for Bert Chamberlin's now gar
age.
Donald Wilson from Fourmile has
been calling in the valley,
Bessie Ncal and Doris Post, who
have been ill with measles, are able
to be around again. No new cases
are reported.
Thomas Laird is homo again and
expects to remain awhile in these
parts.
Boon Lea, who hns been working at
rest of her cargo was consigned for first half of tlloir taxcs bcfore APril Howell's camp, is now working at
tho Wedderuurn Trading company.
Her coming relieved the situation here
as our stores had been out of flour
sugar and grain for somo time.
1. The amount put on the books for home for a few days.
those three days totals $07,098.21;
quite a pile of mail containing checks
yet remain to work over.
MYRTLE POINT NEWS.
From tho Enterprise:
James Lewis, a young man who has
been employed in one of tho Smith-
Mr. Sam Barrows visited tho val
ley Sunday. Call again Sam.
Steve Colbertson and mother an
visiting with friends here.
"CHICKEN"
FORMER BANDON MAN NOW
IS IN BELGIAN CONGO,
Portland Oregonian: Tho world's
most persistent baseball fan is an Ore-
fiULD REACH NEWS.
From tho Globe:
Whether ho had decided that life
was a failure as a horseman or wheth-
Powers camps on the- South Fork in or ho had decided that a cripple and
blowing a signal whistle, suffered a a" object of charity would be a much
broken ankle last Friday afternoon, happier life than one who toils for
Tho lad was on a trestlo and losing 1,13 "ally bread, or whether it was from gonian. He is Hayes Perkins, form-
his balance jumped to tho ground be- a dissappointment in love, we are un-1 erly of Bandon, Or., who does not seem
low, which resulted in a fracture of able to say, but Moss Averill, last to be greatly interested in tho Euro-
both bones just above the ankle joint. Friday evening cooly, delberately and pean war. From Niangara District
Near his home, two miles from unhesitatingly stabbed himself with du Hautbelo, in tho Belgian Congo,
Madero, California, on August 1C, a lar60 knifo through the thick part entirely shut off from all news of
1914, Weston E. Blgelow was acci- f tno thigh. Wo are glad to state world events, though near tho firing
dentally killed while helping a neigh- however, that tho wound has com- lino in Africa, of skirmishes between
bor stack hay. Tho derrick toppled rnenced to heal, and if no unusual com tho Belgians and Germans, he has
and boforo ho could get out of its way plications sot in, Moss will be as good written tho Oregonian for informa-
it fell and ho was caught beneath tho as evcr 1,1 a few days. tion regarding tho standing of the Pa-
timebrs. He lived only about nn hour Tll caso of Frank Parker vs. Moss cific Coast, American and National
after tho accdent. Averill was tried before the court, baseball leacrues. In his Wrnr iuv
Mrs. Zeno Gatcheil was hero from which decreed that tho plaintiff be Perkins says ho is far away from any
Bandon several days ths week, visit- possessed of his property, or its place ho can get information about
ing at tho home of her parents, Mr. equivalent to tho amount of $250.00 Oregon or any news of tho outside
and Mrs. M. R. Leo. and that he recover twenty-flve dol- world. Hei s emraeod in rnntmet
At 3:30 Tuesday afternoon, Sep- lars damages, together with hia work, which will keep hi mbusy for
tembor 1st, 1914, at tho homo of tho costs a,ul disbursements at least a year more, and yearns once
officiating clergyman, Rev. Thomas G- Copley of tho U. S. Census more to "smell the firs and drink tho
Barklow, occurred tho marriage of o'Hce, of Washington, D. C, has been famous Bull Run water." Tho only
William B. Sullivan and Miss Cora n Kucst ln our tow" several days. Ho request ho makes is for someone to
E. Elford, two well-known young poo- ia engaged gathering data from ev- send him "the averages for the Coast
plo of tho Myrtle Point section. "They cry county and town with more than League, also the American and Na
left on the 4:00 o'clock train tho same lwu,Ry uiousanu inhabitants, with a tional." "I wonder," ho writes" if
afternoon for Marshfield for a short v,uw r preparing statistics of the Portland is winning in baseball this
stay. finance of every stnto and county. year."
Billio Smith, who for a number of Supervisor A. H. Gnuntlett now has
years has conducted a barber shop at several teams and a crow of men haul- THERE ARE STILL EEL IN
I, 1 .! r i i. . r !.. n I In i' rmL- nnnn Mio va,uI 1 1. .. I
mu uuaauu tuiii) m uiu annul i ow-1 " ----- Uuu uvui mu ouni-1 THE WATERS OF COQUILLE
rs company, was m town tho fore- ul u,u "crs ureeK mountain.
part of tho week. He hns commenced ine "adoiph came in this morn- Way back in tho early days the In
the erection of u shop near tho South ,lirect from Portland. Among dians are said to have had great har-
Hotel Bandon
A l ? nt
t rviuencan nan,
t and SI. 50
$1.00
clay.
per
ti
European nan, rooms
50c, 75c & $1 per clay
.
E. G. CASSIDY Prop, i:
City Transfer
S. D. Kelly, Proprietor
Light and Heavy haul-
mtr DromDtlv done.
Contracting and grad- f
O AAunuviVlIU VI UUV
solicited. Horses
boarded. Phone 1151
I Office: Dufort Building
i Brown & Gibson
The Leading Contractors
and Builders
We furnish plans and speci
fications and it you arc go
ing to build anything, no
matter how large or how
small, we can save you
money. Let us figure on
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perfumes, hair brushes,
and toilet articles? If
so call on
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With new bulldines. better eaulo.
tnent, enlarged grounds, and maoy ad
ditions to its faculty, the Uoiveralrr
of Oregon will bccin its thirty-ninth
year Tuesday, September 15.
.Special training for Bulnii. Jour.
lulism, Law, Medicine, Teachlnor, LI-
!i yi n,u,,ci ATctutecture,
i raininjj ana rine AiTf.
Lnrcrst and strongest departments
of liberal education.
Library of more thin SMOS volumtf, two
tplindld Bymnitlumt, eleven bulldlnft fulljr
eiiulrpil New SIDO.eOS Admlnleiretlon
uulldlnc In courte o conetruftlon
Tulliun Tree Dormllorlei for men end
for women Kxptnsee loweet
Write tor catalog and lltuatrated booklet,
Addressing Reglalrar.
UNIVEnSITY OF OREGON
EUGENE. OREGON
Wan
Pork camps.
COQUILLE NEWS.
From tho Sentinel:
At tho M. E. parsoniipo last niKht
Kenneth II. Kclley and Mrs. Lorna
Cobb, both of Marshfiohl, wcro united very much like Krouso and could cas
In niarriaso by Rev. C. II. Hrayan. ily bo mistakon for one.
They did not jjet over hero until nf-
iv i ii uuuck, uui were accompanied i NORTH REND NEW
other freight for tho W. T. Co., it vests of eels on this part of tho Co
nroiiBht two dozen china pheasants. ,uil!c, but though the eel sncars in tho
Tho birds were turned loose on tho hands of tho natives have lonp; since
Llenn place and the people are re- failed to prey upon these soft finned
(piested not to shoot birds in that apodes, they are not so plentiful as
neighborhood as tho female birds look when this country was a wilderness.
few, however, still abide, occurring
ly tho brido'n father and tho groom's Front the Harbors
bent ninn, ami County Clerk Wntson
obligingly opened liiu oil loo at that
lute hour to U?uu theni it llroimo,
Ust Monday tho contruut for tho
irocHonof the new potttofllce liulliK
liiK on I-'irnt vlrtmt wluuu the duiu-u
jtlutfonn Jiiih hit'ii Ioiu()iJ ihli kuin
mr, mun iiwunli'il to Hurry Cmiw
uihvr hUU, lJu ni Hie MjAB flfiil'
sometimes in schools and at other
places singly.
Little Hlnneh Fulshcr caught ono
nbout two feot lonif Just ubovo town
Leo Stevens of the launch Cooston last Thursday. On tho North Fork
Ixu been uwnr.led the contrnet to it U uid they are found more fro-
furry mull from North ilond to Coon, quently.
ton ilully, oxce)t fiundnyii, for four In noino sections of the country we
ym at the rate of J00 pur yur. He have jmhl funcy jirln-s for eel, hut
ivw um jM)lul authorities u now, f (he middlemen's trut con-
mny hml liMtkles u porwim) tiituu skymtketliiK jtenorrnuiires with
Wi If J. Jl. Julmm of aolfli, food ilutfsj we muy well nut the kkI
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