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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1915 EVENING EDITION. "7T
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News Of Nearby Towns
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FLAWS COMPLETED
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FOR SALE
KANT'iT 40' acres on Larson Tnlol, fine lo-,-ii
i -I). 10 an acre.
' KXOIL North Inlet, 1(50 acres, fine buikl
iims. tools, horse and cow, fruit, chickens, etc.
1000.
RANCH Catching Inlet, 33 acres, fine build
i,rs. plenty of fruit; 7 cows, very desirable
pIlli'C.
$8000.
KAXCII Ross Tnlet, 40 acres, house, some
rlenrcd. nice bottom. .?2.r)()0.
RANCH Coos River, SO acres, buildings and
J'ruil. $1")00.
SAWMILL Portable, complele, 20,000 ca
pjifitv. $2500.
SAWiM I Lli Shingle mill. Donkey, com
plete for 00,000 capacity. Price way down.
One of the xovy best paying hotels in South
western Oregon. jMust, be seen to be appre
ciated. RANCH 10 acres Kentuck Tnlet, house, very
convenient. So is the price. -tS00.
Fine cottage Two lots on corner. .$300 cash
and balance $20 per month.
Three-room cottage near Oregon street, lots
,10x120. Price $000. '
li-c cream parlor.
Terms very reasonable on any of above
KOOS OREGON
DEVELOPMENT CO.
PIONEER BLOCK
NORTH BEND, OREGON
CTJU.V COUXTV XOTKS
High Quality Groceries
Our own prompt and particular delivery service Ef
ficient clerks being out of the high rent district anb!
keeping our prices as low as consistent with good busi
ness makes
Cornier & Hoagland
The Leading Grocers Dealers in Good Groceries
797 South Broadway. Phones 348-J and 326
Xotes of Gold IIcihIi Pcoplo Told fn
tlic Globe
Mrs. Hath of Newport, Oregon, n
niece of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Wood,
Is visiting In Gold Peach.
Alf. (launtlett Is delivering a
bunch of steers from his ranch to
parties nt Smith Hiver.
'According to tho records of Iter.
Iloyt, who has charge of tho govern
ment weather bureau, tho lowest
temperaturo was -1G degrees and the
highest 7U degrees last month.
Mrs. L'dnu Tompkins of North
Horn! Is Msltlng her father, Mr. .T.
Huntley, In Gold Ueoch.
Mr. and Mrs. JIarry Plalstcd of
Smith Klver, Cnl., returned to tnelr
home Sundny after a week's visit
with the hit tern parents, Mr. and
Mrs. K. II. l'rlco of llluhe.
Deputy fire warden, Charlos K.
Wilson, Is busy looking after fires In
different localities. Ho reports
everything under control now.- Tho
most serious firo In his district was
at Meyers Creek.
Frank Huwklns and wife and W.
It. Hurst and wife wero In town yes
terday fitting out with hunting II
lcuscs, In preparation for a two
weeks' vacation.
XKWS OP MVllTliK I'OIXT
XVSSS3ST'm'' 1 1
ill
Happenings nt that l'laco Told
I ho l.ntei'pi'lso
Mrs. Norman McDonald. enmc from
Droadbent for a visit with relatives
here.
Horn Wednesday, September Sth,
to Mr. nnd Mrs. George Ward, a
daughter.
ltov, T. .1. Cannon arrived homo
from North Hem! where he has been
conducting a series of meetings.
K. Hall Chancy and wire of De
troit, Michigan, passed through hero
today enrouto to Marshfleld.
.Mrs. N. U. Singleton, who was a
guest of her sisters, Mrs. L. G. .John
son and Mrs. Frank Albco, for a
cottplo of weeks, left for her homo
in Portland.
S. S. Itecd arrived home from
Weston, Oregon, where ho has been
In nttendanco at tho district Con
ference of the Church of -tho Uroth
XKWS OK COQl'lIiLi:
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Doings at tho County Heat Told In
Tho Sentinel
Mrs. X. N. Nelman and daughter
started for San Francisco for a visit
to the fair and points In that Qlty.
An Might Hound baby girl was
born to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jutza
nt their homo in Coqullle.
The full corps of boy scouts here,
with Scoutmaster Ned Kelley, hiked
to Myrtle I'olnt Tuesday afternoon,
whoro they nr acting as fair ground
patrol nnd messenger boys during
the fair.
The city of Coqullle Is on tho water
wagon sure enough. Where It was
formerly getting $'1,000 a year from
tho salo of booze, its profits from
the sale of water now amount to ?2,
2 GO a year.
Postmaster Fred Llnegnr returned
from California whoro he and Mrs
xoiiTir m:xi ahhaxgks kou
TIIK ItltllHii: OAltXIVAL
rcn.
u ui mv; will... ii ui iiiu ijium-j.. . . . ,
While away, Mr. Itecd spent I;1'K'Kar ',mvo bco" 800,nB tho cxpo"
n week at Portland visiting relatives.
IXSPKCTOH VISITS
Will Itcport On Sites for
I'olnt Postofflco
Myrtle
ATTIIMPT TO IJUIJX IIOMI3
at
Hellof U Fire Hug is .Working
Itniulon
Tho Western World of Dilution
prints the following:
A piece of underclothing saturat
ed with coul oil and n holo burned
through the flooring over n basomcut
door nro tho only tanglblo clues the
officers have to work on, In what ap
pears to havo been a firebug's at
tempt to bum n house In llaudou
Heights, owned by Joe Zamoslcl, ear
ly last Sunday morning. Tho house
Is occupied by tho C. C. Stephens and
.Too Hurler families. Smoke coming
Into tho room through u window
awoke one of tho women. An alarm
was turned In and in a few minutes
T. M. Nlelson, Geo. Stolz and ltov.
Knight and others, arrived on tho
sccuo and put out the jiiBt-startlng
blaze. A coal oil rag was found to
havo been apparently used as fuel
and spots mndo by oil along tho
sldowalk, Indicated where the firo
bug had entered tho premises. Con
stable 13. M. Hlnckcrby Is working on
tho case.
JIOIt.SI3.MAX 1M3TUHXS
HAVE THE ROOF FIXED
NOW
See C0RTHELL
Phone 3171
MERCHANTS CAFE
Popular l'laco for
Good Meals
Prices Reasonable
Cor. Commercial nnd lt'dw'y.
Tho Myrtle Point Enterprise snys:
II. II. Hatcher icturned Saturday
from Portland and points In Wash
ington, whoro ho went soon nftor
tho mid-summer races hero, to tnko
In the northern racing circuit with
his galloper, Voloskl. VoloskI did
not do much work on tho raco course
while uway for ho was out of condi
tion a greater part of tho time; in
fact, tho horso was so sick at ono
tlmu .that Hatcher expected to lose
him. While at Portland, .Mr. Hatch
er bought n three-year old colt.
rim: ix cunuv
A forest fire was reported in Cur
ry county south of Kckloy Sundny
but It wild not to havo done much
damage.
aouDJ
The Myrtlo Point Enterprise says:
D. E. Wood, postofflce Inspector for
this district was heie. The various
proposals for postoffico quarters In
this city submitted under tho call
sltlon and attending a family reunion
nt San Jose. Ills mother nnd five
children, with their wives, husbands
nnd ciilldrcn were there.
l'TflH l.nulln atnrfml fnl Tpnatln Pnl.
lfornla where ho will attend business A' ll' ArkIe'-
Committees Xiinied to Iluo Charge
of tho Different Hrmichcs of
' tho Kntertnlnincnt
Tho arrangements for tho brldgo
carnival which Is to bo given by
tho people of North Uenil aro be
ing perfected. Tho event Is to cel
cbrate the completion of tho South
ern Pacific ncross tho bny nt North
Uond nnd will bo held October 8
and 0.
Entertainment and sports of dif
ferent kinds aro being nrranged and
dime will bo plenty to keep tho peo
ple ouiUBcd and to miiko tho two
days lively. Tho following nro the
committees which havo been appoint
ed to havo chargo of tho different
branches of tho arrangements:
Executive Dr. 1. U. Dartlo, cha'i
mtin, 1). H. Weldy, M. 13. Eventt,
V. C. Gorst, Peter I.oggle, E. F.
Km (.V, ". O. Hern, Win. ScIpoc'c,
COXTKST AT MVKTM3 POINT WAS
iXTKitiiSTixo oxk
Announcement of Prizes Awarded tho
Winners Is Mndo by tho Iiilc
Association
Flnnncc-
collego this winter. Ho was accom
panied by his mint, Mrs. W. M. Gray, , Peter I.oggle, V. C.
wno nns ueon visiting nt tho I.esIIo Schroclc.
J. G. Mullen, chalrriinn;
Gorst, Wm.
homo for tho past threo weeks.
H. 13. Shluo has been visiting hero
this week. Ho Is now located at IIoI-
recently Issued have been examined I lywoojl. Cnllfornln. near Los Angeles
I I 1 i Of II I linn nniinliluHiililii 1 a . . t
by the inspector and forwiuded to
tho Department at Washington to
gether with tho plans and It, will not
bo known until later which ono If
any will be acceptable to the Department.
VOUXG COL'PliE .MAItltlKD
He still has considerable interests
hero.however.
XKWS OK HAXDOX
Xotes of People Thero Told in Hie
WeMeru AVoild
Mrs. A. Hubcrly arrived homo
from i trill to the exnosltlon and n
Robert L. Miller and Miss Ethel M. I visit with friends In the South. She
Taylor of Arngo, wcio united In mnr- mado the trip homo on tho Ellza
rlago at Myrtle Point by Itcv. J. F. I ueth.
Vornon of tho First Presbyterian I jir. mid Mrs. Elbert Dyer and
church of this city. Tho ceremony daughter, Miss Ethel, left last weok
took place nt the nianso In tho pics- in their auto for tho Exposition,
enco of Mr. and .Mrs. W. 3. Robinson . They will miiko nn extended trip In
ns witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Miller I Oiegon beforo returning to Handon.
have gono to Myrtlo Creek on ai Alex and Will McLood took their
short wedding trip. Enterprise. I v0 driver to the Georgo P. Laird
ranch near Lntiipa, where they will
XI3W SUITS KIIjKD bo employed tho next two or threo
weeks, building u wharf, for .Mr.
Various Actions at I.mv lime Iloo , LiUrd, nud driving piling at various
Started ' other places nlong the river.
I Mlsg Lotilso Clausen is tho liouso
Tho following are now suits filed guest of Pearl Craluo this week.
In tho circuit court according to tno
Coqullle Sentinel:
S. Javltz vs. A. F. Estabrook Co.
Maggie A. Shrock vs William
Shrock. Suit for divorce.
J. II. McComb,
Fnlkeustclu, 13. C.
Concessions -chnlrninn,
L. F,
Mather.
Entertainment C. M. Dylor,
elmlinian, Oscar Egor, II. C. Wray,
J. W. Mitchell, S. Hogstad.
Sports II. L. Herman, ehnlrmnn,
W. 13. Knowlcs, Prof. Coo, V. V.
Gorst, J. FvGrubbs.
Races Robort Kchoo, chalrmau,
J. A. Allen, A. E. Morten.
Music Chus. Kaiser, chairman,
Dr. Kelzor, Robert Gcbhart, Will
Simpson, Harry Schaftcr.
Convention Joe llronn, chairman,
Dr. Ira Dartlo, Fred Johnson.
Good Ronds (Convention Dny)
M 13. Evciitt, chnlrninn, J. A. Smith.
P.i'iido 13. M. Shrlvor, chairman,
Dan McDonald, V. 13. Walters.
Cnynlvnl Queen committee A. C.
Itiinb, chairman, E. 13. Lluvlllo, W.
II. Palntor, Sam Varnoy.
T. G. Devault vs. Geo. E. Plko,
Magglo F. Plko and John II. Lamb.
E. O. Carter vs. Geo. 13. Pike, Mag
glo F. Plko and John 11. Lamb.
Arthur McICeowii vs. Star Gro
cery Co.
Laura Edna Rohror vs. William
Jacob Rohror. Suit for divorce.
John C. Kendall vs. L. 1). Kinney,
Archio Philips ct ul.
F. K. Gettluu vs. R. Von Shlpmnu.
Ora D, Garten vs. A. I). Garten.
L. 11. Fetter vs. Albert W. II. Fol
som and Susie H. Folsom.
J. II. Gould vs. W. 11. Smith et nl.
EXPECTS BOOM IN
LUMBER BUSINESS
AUK SKKKIXG GOLD
with his mill biiill bo
who Insisted on (urn-
te your
business
snpjw.se ifou lenew a man who leapt his shades
drawn tiijhl all day and burned Icerosene Instead of
Icltlny in the snnliylil;
suppose yon knew a man lolling atony a dusty road
who would not accept a lift when lliore was plenty
of room in the wagon;
suppose yon lmcw a miller
side a swift-running stream
ing the machinery by hand.
all foolish, you. say? and yet loolc around you
how few retailers tal'e advantage of the great ad
vertising campaigns run by food, tobacco, cloth and
every other manufacturing line that you can name!,
think a moment! what iras the last advertise
ment you read and wondered just which store in
town would be progressive enough to have the goods
in stock so you could see them and purchase?
more goods are sold under the evening lamp at
home than you dream of practically every live re-
""''c'"'"M'"'sra'ftThe,Times
put up your lightning-rod! let your customers
know that you can deliver to them the goods which
great advertising, paid for by manufacturers, has
interested thorn t in.
-they will got the habit and you will gal tho.
business, ' ...".-
'letinthe
isunlightj
The Coos Bay
'Times'
I'nrty of Prospectors Go Out From
Polt Orfoiil
Tho Port Orford Trlbuno says:
"Tho latter part of last week a par
ty of prospectors, among whom wero
Morton, Wesloy nnd Dillon Miller,
and Frank Thackor, came up from
Roguo River, and after outfitting
with sovernl weeks' supplies nt this
plaeo, started out for Iron Moun
tain and Rock Creek country. Tho
Into reports of rich strikes In thnt
section, which John R. Smith
tho limelight Inst whiter, adds a
now stimulus for furthor Investiga
tion by the seekors of tho precious
metals and the boys hopo to strike
something beforo they return.
Both of the young ladies left for Eu
gene whoro they will enter the Unt-i
verslty of Oregon. They will makOKiirnpran Visiting Seattle Says that
tho trip from Marshfleld to Portland Jviiormoim .shipments win no
by steamer. Mado After (ho War
11.... 1 - 1.'.. 1. ... 11ll.... i l!
n '...',,',."." ,nl ,..,u A"'u SEATTLE, Wash.. Sept. 10.-An
,1U,U1' ' "' "i ui ....., wru-1 unprecedented boom In tho lumber
gon, wero In Uandon a fow daya agoiinillB(rr r lhn Nnniiu-nat iu ..r...
on their return from n hunting and i (nctC(1 ))y nrold J. Nellson, ropre
prospcctlng trip In tho wilds of Curry'Bcnlatlve of tho East Asiatic Coin
county. They woro on their wny back .pany, Ltd., of Copenhagen, who la iu
to school. Seattle.
Mrs. Anna Korth and daughter, "The Americans will not begin
Marthnk havo roturned from San, to get benefits from tho canol until
Francisco nnd will spend the winter the war Is over," lio snld. "Europe
In their homo on Uuiulou avenue. .Mr. will after thu end of tho struggle,
Korth is now captain on n vessel I at once become a buyer of North
sailing between San Frauclaco nnd west lumber, particularly Douglas
Sldnoy, Australia. Hr, to an extent not dreamed of by
Jack 'flipper, pioneer of naiuioii.'luinborinon."
but of Into a resident of Coqullle,
has purchased tho furnishings nnd
taken a five year's lease of two room
ing houses on Second street, between
Chicago and Denver avonucs, and
will tnko possession of the property
thla week.
LOCAIi UAUV WINS
XKW CIIKKSK KACTOHV
Another dairy products factory
tributary to llaudou will bo built iu
tlmo to handlo next season's out
put nt Four Mile, It plnns now under
wny materialize, according to II. A.
Do Long, ono of tho boostora for a
plant thero. In tho neighborhood
nf 1Mfi (nu-s urn mlllrml nml It lu I
planned to build a cheese factory.
0
REPORT MM
E
Tho champion bab) girl,
Vera Dean Harvey, scoring
90, Is tho daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T. II. Harvey of
Marshfleld. Sho is 41
months old.
(Special to Tho Times.)
MYRTLE POINT, Ore., Sept. II.
Tho C003 & Curry County Fair As
sociation announces tho results of
the Hotter Dnblcs Contest hold nt
tho fair In Myrtlo Point Scptombor
0th mid 10th as follows:
Champion boy Tho boy scoring
tho highest In all divisions Georgo
Single, Myrtlo Point. Score, 0D.5
per cent.
Champion glti Tho girl scoring
tho highest in nil divisions Vor
Dean Harvey, Marshfleld. Scoro, 91)
per cent.
First Division (Iinblcs from thir
teen to twenty-four months) High
est boy, Geo. Single, Myrtlo Point,
99.5 por cent.
Highest girl aindys Hamilton,
Myrtlo Point, 97.C por cent.
Second Division 2a to IIC months
Highest boy Dolos Strong, Myr
tlo Point, Eldon Gllmnii, Coqulllo,
tied, 98 por cent.
Highest girl Dorothy Chapman,
Marshfleld, Mary Lloyd, Myrtlo
Point, tied, 90 por cent.
Third Division Dnblcs from 37 to
18 months) Highest boy, Hugh
Hnmlltoii, Myrtlo Point; 97 per rout.
Hlght girl Vor Dcnn Harvey,
Marshfleld, 99 por cent.
Elwyn Miller nnd Carlton Liittrell
both received honornblo mention,
each having scored 99 por cent In
the first division.
Will Mull Pil.es
Tho air Association announces
Tho Fair Association uuuouncos
tlficatcH or examination, together
with tho dupllcuto scoro enrds will
bo mulled within tho next few days.
Iu the case of the second division
Iu which thero Is a tie, If tho moth
ers of the children will bring them
to tho office of Dr. II. M. Shaw at
Marshfleld, or Dr. L. G. Johnson,
Myrtlo Point, Saturday Septombor
18, bringing with them their scoro
card they will bo re-oxainlnod In
ordor to see It some small point will
show the superiority of one over
tho other.
The Fair Association has extended
Its thanks to the physicians, uursca
nud Indies who so kindly donated
their tlmo to help make the baby
show a Hiiccess, and also to tho mer
chants nud others who mndo dona
tions for tho occasion,
XKARIiV A MILLION UUfillKLS OK
' WHEAT RAISED
Government Estimates Show Fine
Condition of Farmers In (ho
United States
.S1IKRIIT"S SALE OK ItEAL PROP
EltTV OX J.'OHKCLOSl'Itn
Notlco Is hereby glvou, That by
virtue of an execution duly issued
out of the Circuit Court of The State
of Oregon, for tho County of Coosj
and to mo directed on tho 13th day
of Aug., 1915 upon u Judgment nud
decree duly rendered, entered of
record and docketed In and by said
Court on tho 30th day of July, 191G
In u certain suit In said Court pend
ing, whoroin Home Mortgngo Co.,
formerly known us Homo Trust Co.,
u corporation was plaintiff and L. II.
Ilolsnor and Elizabeth Holsuer, his
wife, L. J. Slmpboii, Albert Seollg,
Patrick Hennessoy, C
EUGENE Tho Lnno county pio
neers plan to havo a grand rounlon
nt tho fair grounds on Septombor
ITi, when all who came to tho county
prior to 18G5 nro invited to attend
as old settlers.
ROSEHURG Joseph Mlcolll has
received word of tho death of his
fathor, Frank Mlcolll, Sr., which oc
curred nt Hallcy, Iilulio.
Illy AuocUtcd l'reil to Coo nr Tlmw,
WASHINGTON, I). C, Sept. 14.
Prospects for u billion bushel whont
crop this year woro Increased by gov-
joriinioi)t report which . forecast
981,000,000 bushels bused on the
Sept. 1. canvass. Tho spring wheat
forecast lndlcatos an Increuso of lti,
000,000 over tho August prediction.
Tho following la tho forecasts, thu
final production in 1911 and the nv
orago production for tho flvo years
from l509 to 1913 (In millions of
Crops
Sept. 11,
fore- crop
cast
Winter wheat
Spring wheat
All wheat
Corn
Oats
Hnrloy
Ryo
nuckwhent
Front door of tho County Court
liouso Iu Coqullle, Coos County, Ore
gon soil nt public auction to tho high
est bidder for cash in hand on tho
day of halo, all tho right, title, In
terest and estato which said defend
ants L. H. Hclsner and Elizabeth Whlto potatoes
P. Coleman,; Helsner, his wife, L. J. Simpson, Al--Sweet potatoes
13. L. Roberts, GeorgcRoss, John bert Seollg, Patrick Ilennosaey, C. P., Tobacco (lbs)
Hubtendorf and Amelia II. Harris us Coleman, E. L. Roborts, Georgo Flax
Administratrix of tho, estato of W. ! Ross, John Uasteudorf uud Amelia Rico
C, Harris, deceased wero dofoudauta'll. Harris as Administratrix of tho i Hay (tons)
iu favor of tho plaintiff and against' estato of W. O. Harris deceased, audlApples
suld defendants by which execution 'all persons claiming undor them sub- f Peaches
I am commanded to sell tho property sequent to the plaintiff's Mortgage
(IG9
323
981
2,985
1,108
223
41
18
400
(ju
1,120
18
2G
81
211
01
GSH
200
891
2,073
1,141
195
43
17
400
G7
1,035
1G
24
81
2G3
51
09-,13
uvo-
rago
411
245
G8G
2,708
1,131
182
35
17
357
58
99G
20
24
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42
R0SEBURG SURGEON
WILL OPERATE HERE
Dr. A. O. Seeley to Ho JYoiciit nt
' Meeting of tho .Medical
Association
A Rosobiirg paper says: "Acting
upon tho Invitation extended to him
by Dr. Straw, of Marshflold, Dr. A.
O. Seeley, of the firm of Seoly,
mother and Stewart, of this city,
will leave for tho coast within tho
rcxt couple of days to attend a
meotliig of the Coos County Modl.nl
Association, which will bo held In
Marshfleld on Soptemhor 10,
"Dr. Seoloy will bo omj of tho
chief speakers at the convention,
nud will iiIbo perform a dellcuto oya
operation during his stay thore.
Tho operation will bo performed In
tho prosonco of tho physlcluus and
burgeons of Coos and Curry Coun
ties.
si -
"Immediately upon his return
from Marshfleld, Dr. Scolcy will
leave for Portland, whoro ho will
attend a mooting of tho Stato Hoard
of Health. Dr. Scoly Is n mom
ber of that board, having been
ni-polnted recently by Governor
U'lthyconibo,
in said execution and hereinafter Lion in, of and to said real prop- Times Want Ads bring results.
described to pay tho sum duo tho erty; said mortgago promises heroin-11
plaintiff of Six Thousand One Hun- bofuro mentioned aro described in,
dred Sixteen and 90-100 dollars said execution ns follows to-wlt:-
(?G11G.90) with Interest thereon nt Lot Six (G) and tho east half of lots!
tho rnto of eight per cent per an
num from the 30th day of July, 1915
and tho furthor sum of One Hun
dred Thirty-six and 90-100 dollars
two ,(2) and threo (3) of Mock
eight (S) of tho town of Marshfleld,
Coos County, Orogon, as prepared by
William Hall for 13. H. Dean and
QUATERMAS STUDIO
QUALITY PHOTOS
Opposite Blanco Hotel,
Phono 100-L.
MARSHFrKLW, OltiiGON
(I13G.90) with Interest thereon at. Company together with tho tene
the rate of six por cent per aiyuinr'ments. hereditaments and appurte-
from tho 30th day of July, 1915
until paid together with costs and
disbursements of said suit taxed at
Five Hundred Forty-sovon and 83
100 dollars ($547.83) and costs and
expenses of said execution.
I will on Wednesday tho 15th day
jot September, 19Ir at the hour of
10 o'clock a. in of said day at tho
nancos thorounto belonging.
Said salo being ma dp subject to
redemption In tho manner provid
ed' by law. Dated this 13th day of
AugiiBt, 1915.
First publication, 8-17-15.
Last publication 9-1 1-11,
Alfred Johnson Sr,
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
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