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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1913)
IIH IH U III Mail Orders Receive Our Best Attention * f •• Keep a Keen Eye on Future Ads. ; owu ■pend «ny o f it in leaaenlng ‘ b*tr bunions. They have l»bor*d •« »«"* With poor tool, that their hu.band« hnvo forgotten that good toola nr-r y Icaaena the labor of the housekeeper- .'With all the electrical |»*>t th*‘ UHMiON JOl’ HNAI. is possible here in Oregon there ia little reason why electric washing ms Wl 'th.r t'rcgun will spend $ 2 .UUU,UW ligure. Each ’»»«hi#» , chine*, electric flat irons and electric in the ,,c\t two veara to make good , Oregon I" two days light should not be in every home roads, with cash return of »tl.iHNi.uiMi turn trip at r,lU,,l »IIIOU bi where there is modern machinery in fro..i tourist traxel alone alnio.t certain per automobil,. t>,,t ^ ill pl| 8 , or whether the opportunity o f fornia to l'urt'and X the barn. *‘ l f one fkfth „ f ih, the San Francisco es|wa»lion la to be California In u ' t.. slip hi * present economy, is put »uuarely up to Port lami ov«r thi* l r , „ 1|(k X InvestiiJtinii Advrou««« ’ 1 S **'1" the legislature and people o f Oregon way, they W. tim. *■■<»>. ... p. by Major Henry I- Bowlby. former ^ Ding Term in Midsummer as ” I hts ia inooey p,sl state highway commissioner o f Wash X in California. ington. m a remarkable report on the not rrach thr state st , n Hut the ainou.it A college year beginning August 18, state’s highway needs recently made lourlng iS the sm.il ) and ending May 1ft. is * possibility at public. tu Oregon. IVopI, who * The rv|M >rt, which is made to the Pa X Oregon The university faculty last motu loa have mon*y p, cific Highway association, of which he week authorized a committee to con sider this and other |x>»aible changes. is executive officer, with hcad.iuarlers do not makr Invsstmeiihh) In Portland, leads oft with this state aec looking out of p^,. The advantage of beginning the year dowa. They tin.at visu in August is that each semester's work ment : "The completion by 1916 o f a firat hefore they buy. fh# would be uninterrupted. The first half .'h.-rn 1 1 o f the Voar would be completed before class highway on reasonable gradea, probably, i. from the northern boundary o f Call- " J f you woulq laks i» the Christmas vacation. between Angeles the |M*<>pie w^ semesters the students would be al forma t<> British Columbia, la o f more - fja lowed four weeks' liberty instesd of ¡ni|x>rlance commercially to the alatra I on raalern banks. - and two as at present, but would not leave of Oregon and Washington than the how much would their ah by the community; ufm|- town for Thanksgiving or Easter. opening of the Panama canal. "The coming sessions o f the legisla mobile tourists into Orafa, The number of school days would re main the same. Thia plan works sue* tures in Oregon ami W aahinglon will ington over a hard tWf- cessfully at the University o f Cali be the last opportunity o f these two llighway. Would they states to avail themselves of an oppor menta? It all .Upend, « fornia. tunity *o gigantic in its potentiality Oregon ami Washing^, ^ The committee will also consider the that the mind hesitates to acknowledge I« otfer the (uv, »p,r 1 b . University o f Chicago’s plan four its |ioiiaibiIities at first consideration," mate and quality of „i| quarters instead of two semesters, ami comparison I, i A , , ,, university in session all the year round. he continues The importance of this highway to northwest.” Either plan would allow the profes California and British Columbia is not sors to do much high school visiting, Recommending a twomtO discussed in the re|airt. The reason. McCall Patterns and extension work which is impoaaible to raiae the S 2 ,.**i, 0 h 0 I Mi* McCall Patterns Major Bowlby explains, is the simple continuea : 5015, Waist 5019, Skirt when the university and the schools 5077, Waist 5087 , Skirt one that California has already pro- j Price, t5 cents e"ch have the same schedule. "H ow can these 90.000 ' Price, 15 cents each vided $30,000,00)1 for her road system. | LADIES’ DRESS LADIES’ DRESS tie brought north of Uk ■ II of which is to be spent by 1915; line? while British Columbia, with only 6 U»,- "B y building the p*,»,* ooo |ample, in 1912 ex|»*nde»1 $6,600,(»HI Cash Prices are Always the Lowest ami by that method only. on her roads, an average |wr capita Get the Cash Savings Here " I f the present nrsalumdc o f $ 11 , and it preparing to «pond laturea fail to make adequu $8.000,000 more in 1913. The control of cherry gummosis, the As against this, he shows how only for thia north and soutki greatest enemy of sweet cherries, was $ 2 , 000,000 expended on north ami south the last chance ia gone. M en ’ s 50c cotton ribbed Shirts T w o 2 5 cp lcg s. P yra m id W a sh in g Pow der 35c described by H. P. Harsa in a recent trunk r ads in Oregon, and $6,030.646 ’ ’ The task is to. ten-stf*! and D raw ers. E a c h ---------------- 10-lb. pail pure I.ard, $ 1.5 5; 3 ca n s C o n d e n s lecture at the Oregon Agricultural Col in Washington, will prepare tho way vldual counties. If the cwiat* lege short course, briefly, as follows: for these states to grasp the most W o m e n ’ s 50c white cotton V ests ed M ilk, 2 3c; 6 ca n s Otter M inced C lam s. 7 0c; to build thia highway. and D raw ers. E a c h ------------ --- "The greatest enemy to the culture wonderful opportunity for development per d o z . $1.30; Pull Cream T illa m o o k Cheese, "W ould not $i..!«<),Hi. ,yn( o f the sweet cherry in Oregon ia a the Northwest has ever had. M en ’ s or W o m e n ’ s $1.95 to $2.25 a lb. 2 0c; 3 ca n s Stan dard C orn, 2 5c; 50c sack seaaon by eastrrn and ('«life- disease which produces great damage w ool U nion Suits. E a c h ---------- Major Bowlby is recognized as one mobile tourists be sottt o f prepared P a n ca k e F lour, 4 0 c; 6 0c sa ck o f and loss In the moiater sections o f the of the foremost authorities on road M en ’ s o r W o m e n ’ s $ 1.00 to $1.25 Oregon? The amount Iktl B u ck w h eat F lou r, 4 5 c; ga llo n ca n o f pure T o state. This disease is usually accom building ami highway problems in the cotton U n ion Suits. E a c h ------ spent dr|M-nds directly on tls m a to C atsup, 3<Hc; ga llon ca n o f Pears or panied by a more or leaa cypious exuda Cm t,,! States. Samuel Hill, president o f m M y W o m e n ’ s $ 1.25 w ool fine ribbed tion of gum, and from this fact is com o f the Home Telephone company of Peaches, 3 8 c; 5 lbs. Petite Prunes, 2 5c; 4 lbs during the next tw o years. V ests or Draw ers. E a c h _____ monly called cherry gummoaia. Portland ami vire president for Wash Italian Prunes, 2 5c; 6 lbs. c h o ic e R olled O ats, " O r e g o n cou ld afford to "Upon examining the trees which ington of the Pacific Highway associa M en ’ s $1.00 w ool ribbed Shirts 2 5 c; 5 lbs. B lack Figs, 25c. 000.000 on this road. Shs show gumming, spots or areas of the tion, himself a noted good road* or D raw ers. E a c h _____________ afford to create a slate hi; Pure Cane Sugar, per 100 lbs. $5.50 bark are discovered to lie dead and authority, says Major Bowlby ia the W o m e n ’ s 75c white cotton partment and levy a two mill brown down to the wood. It is really foremost authority. Dry Gran. Beet Sugar, 100 lbs. $5.35 U nion Suits. E a c h — .......... .. all to be ei|iendcd during 1)1 a hark disease, bacteria is found in While highway commissioner of on north and aoulh trunk these dead or dying areas o f hark. Washington he made a remarkable rec I p to Taipayi-fs Inoculation of healthy trees with pure ord as a road builder. Ilia present re "T h is will not build a hirt cultures of these bacteria results in port ia baaed on montha uf study of the production o f gum at the inoculated the situation in Oregon and Washing road all o f thr way. It wtfl spot. ton for the Pacific Highway association. road paaaable however, and • "It seems probable, therefore, that In his report Major Bowlby cites im as much as the slate can get the disease is a bacterial hark disease pressive facts ami flgurea to ahow the «pend in the short lime that w While highway comiBi The death of trees, limbs or twigs is im|N>rtant relation between develop **»*< *> *******< ^ ^ Idue to girding by The disease' nd may ment in 1916 and the condition o f the Washington. Major Itowlb;, at almost any time of the year. roads. It is a question, he says, of before that on thr faculty of Mrs. Booker comes well endorsed. A ' "The disease can be controlled by cut- whether it ia made possible for the versity o f Washington, had i profitable meeting is sincerely desired. ting out thoroughly all dead hark ami tourist and investor to look over the survey, plans and i-stlmaM The Rev. J. T. Abbett o f Eugene will sterilizing the wound with corrosive state, or whether |»oor and impassable the coat o f a hard surfscsd from Blaine, Wash., at the hold the second quarterly conference sublimate 'strength 1-1,000). Begin roads bar him out. on the evening of Saturday, Feb. 8 , at ning when tree? are very young, they boundary, to Vancouver, "On December 28, 1912.” his report 7 :30 and will preach Sunday at 11 a. m. should be inspected from time to time reads in this connection, "there were proximatrly :ino mill-. That* . „ . „ A l a n u t i n i n n I for a number o f years for dead spots registered in California 92.163 automo grading and surfacing was For hard surfacing, ft biles, exclusive o f motorcycles. Of 546. at once. this number 4700 are commercial ma was estimated, a total of ft The Emanon Club met with Mrs. 1 ment o f the afternoon was an art gal ’ ’ The disease can be prevented on chines, trucks, delivey automobiles, which Majur Bowlby *sy* Clyde Umphrey last Thursday. The lery gueasnig contest in which several the trunk and in the crotch of the tree etc. That ia, there are approximately by a 2$ mill state tax Impossd If usual sewing was done, chocheting be guessed all the answers and Mrs. H. 2 " A woman hopes and desires to be a by using the Mazzard seedling as a 87,600 pleasure automobiles in Cali coming Washington legislit“**- ing the particular diversion. Refresh H. Veatch won the prize, a handsome home maker. She is also expected to body and grafting or budding the com fornia. Detailed flgurea on thi» 30* ments o f pineapple mousse, cake, framed picture. Refreshments were lie a housekeeper. She cannot be a mercial varieties on the limbs at two Great rinincr for State. road aie contained In the report- wafers, tea and apples were served at servad consisting of sandwiches, successful home maker without being or three years o f age. The Mazzard is "N ew machines have been registered "T h e estimate 6 >r hard zurL tables. Members present w e r e coffee, pickles and cake. The refresh a reasonable success as a housekeeper, resistant to the disease and unites per at an average rate o f 2000 a month. at thr rate o f $16,000 per wM Mesdames Armes, Richmond, Short, ments were served by the Misses Jessie but unfortunately she can be a verv fectly with our sweet cherries.” New York state only haa more ma pavement 16 feet wide," I“ Bisby, Cochran, Allison, Groff and Smith, Fern Holcomb, Marguerite successful housekeeper and fail com -1 chines, viz., 113.000. New York has "Thia will permit competition pletely as a home maker.” Mackin. Johnson and Eva Hopper. Printer Got Items Mixed. 13.600.000 population, California haa all o f the atandard hard surf*** Thus Mrs. H. W. Calvin, dean of The teminie members o f the 19-13-3 A Missouri printer in making up his 2,500,000. By 1915 California will have question here ia : Can th* Mrs. O. L. Nichols entertains ‘ at home economics at the Oregon Agri- ! Club met at J. E. Dunton’ s Monday paper in a hurry the other day got a 125.000 to 132,(»HI pleasure automo Washington afford to spend ft home” Friday afternoon. cultural College stated a serious prob evening. _ _____ marriage announcement and a grocer’ s biles. During that year approximately on thia road before 1915? lem o f American life in a recent lec W ilbert Oris Wilson and Miss Ma- advertisement mixed up so that it 30.000 machines will go to California to " I t a*! depends on what tk» The Social Twelve met last Thurs ture. read as follow s: enjoy her roads and visit the great o f Washington have to »ho* day with Mrs. B. R. Job. The victrola belle Clair Greenwood were married at “ If her time is consumed in the rou The furnished music during the afternoon’s Eugene yesterday afternoon. Bill Jones and Ida Gray were united I anama-Pacific ex|>osilion. Conserva eastern touriat with money t* tine o f housekeeping, she has little work. Dainty refreshments were ceremony was performed by Father strength for courage to put into that in the holy sauer kraut by the qt. or tively there will be 160.000 automobiles Think o f the pleasant summer served. Members present w e r e Moran at the parsonage. Mr. Wilson high occupation o f converting the house barrel. Mr. Jones is a well known in California in 1915. that would greet the tourist "T he question is, How many o f these from the south. Mesdames G. M. Hail, Monroe, H. A. is yard foreman and bookkeeper for into a home,” continued Mrs. Calvin. codfish at 10 cents per pound, while Miller, Compton, Hill, Abrams, C. the Orchard Land & Timber Co. at Di "B esides all the material "T h e woman who has bent over the his bride has some nice pigs fet.t 150.000 automobiles will come north Adams, H. Veatch. Mrs. Geo. Kerr vide. Miss Greenwood was a teacher wash tub or ironing board all day is which will be sold cheaper than any in into Oregon and Washington? outside investors, think wrh»t in the Cottage Grove schools last year. was a guest. "A s the roads are now, practically road would mean to the entir* not apt to be a cheerful companion to town. We wish the couple a dozen The couple will make their home at none o f them. For the benefit o f those and es|>ecially to the coi her husband at supper time, or a will small pears for 15 cents. Woman’s R elief Corps No. 12, auxil Veatch’s Spur. without a personal knowledge o f the through which it passes. All ing assistant to her children in the iary to the G. A. R., met in regular road, it is sufficient to state that there dering on the mad would Comstock. session at Phillips Hall Jan. 26. There ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ preparation o f their lessons in the evening. If she has spent the day in , was a good attendance and all officers Jun. 29.—(Special to The Sentinel.) is no possible means today of getting value. sweeping, scrubbing and dusting, her " I t ia now up to you, citizen» Pete Markete killed two wild cats an automobile overland from Portland were present. : CHUR C H N E W S smile will probably not be genial or last week. One weighed 17 pounds to the California line. For a few gon and Washington. If f*1* ♦ the other 28 pounds. ' A reunion o f Minnesotans was held her voice gentle when the small boy montha in the year it is |s>asible to get legislatures adjourn withoul ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ at the J. M. Comer home Tuesday Miss Floy Johnson and Arthur Wood over what is worse than a rail by un proper provision for the l’»cl ^ forgets to wipe his shoes or take ofT BAPTIST CHURCH ring o f Dram visited i»«t week st the evening. Those present were the J. his rubbers. If, throughout the hot home o f Mr. and Mrs. u - Roy n - nt- dergoing torture to both the machine way, the last opportunity i* C. M. Cobb, pastor. Griggs. M. Comer, L. M. Tucker, Geo. Brown, and its occupants. summer day, she has baked bread oi D oks ran have this road ready for lhe Services for next Sunday: 10 a. m. 8 y®i?.r,inK ‘leer into the Mrs. Cornelia Blake, Ira Hawkins cooked food over a hot stove, it is not village Sunday. The section men gave “ Let us suppose that there ia a o f tourists who will be in C*l 0,1 sharp, bible school; 11 a. m., morning families, L. D. Pistes, Mrs. Mary probable that she will desire to spend chase and captured it A . u ,. . modern highway from the California 1915.” _______ Bunch, Mrs. W. N..Wheeler and family. worship, su b je ct: "T h e Salt o f the a social evening with friends at some did not make their appearance w thin me to Portland, that is. . roa„ , i(nil. r Earth.” The young people will unite Chaa. Babcock, J. B. Lewis and Ham Notice to 6th Co., C. A. C.| 0 j. distance from her home. o the roads that California ia now ilton Fox. The evening was spent in with the Christian Endeavor at the Every member o f 6 th C®-* . “ Since she cannot substitute other b u ild ,n g -, road with . hard surface Christian Church to hear the address rhTbe Ithree chi,(lren Of Mr. anti Mrs social chat and music. by the general secretary. Evening manual labor for her own (it ia impos Lhas. Lawrence are quite sick with all o f the way, and no gradea over 6 ia hereby ordered to be i"1* ^ w,lr* per cent. Armory not later than 7:9® (*• sible to lAre household workers), she whooping cough. The Tuesday night Club met thia service at M. E. Church. 7, 1913, for Regular Annual I"*l Pete Markette and Chas I a w ren c week in Phillips Hall. Mesdames A l must avail herself, as her husband has, “ At least one out o f five o f the auto- Services for next Sunday : 9 :46 a. o f the best up-to-date machinery and were in Cottage Grove SatuH.y All government property, •* lison, Venske and Abrams were the întn n ü*l,forn'* ¡n 1916 would ■tate propierty. must be ' n 1 Miss Maude Skidmore visited in Cn» come m., Sunday school; 11 a. m.. sermon, the latest scientific knowledge. Many committee on entertainment. come into Oregon. tage Grove Saturday and Sunday su bject: “ Choosing Sides” ; ft :30 Ep- housewives o f today started the home Any failure to meet with the** “ What would that mean? At least Miss Maude Lamson of C otta.« The Woman’s Club held its annual worth L eagu e; 7 :30 p. m., union re in the days when there was little two days would be consumed in the m enu will be met with court Loan Fund Day yesterday afternoon. vival meetings in this church, with money and extremely rigid economy Mrs. Wm. Skidmore last week The money raised at this annual event Mrs. Booker, national evangelist, o f was absolutely necessary. and The * C“ ' i,0rni,, " ne «• Port- So fixed goes into a fund used to give an educa the W. C. T. U ., in charge. The co have those habits o f economy become t . a S . “ * , " * “ " hipei"K < M .r m u lend. The average coat per day for Capt. Commanding 6 th Co.. tion to young women who are not operating societies are the Christian, that now, when there is a greater in- Farmers C. A. C„ O. N. G . __ adV" their n,aRe farm uf themselves able. The feature amuse- Baptist, W. C. T. U. and Methodist. come these same women hesitate to the nice w*eraet h « kloK get work done. menti®* ( Everything you can NEW SPRING GINGHAMS! UR splendid stock of New Spring Ginghams is now in full readiness. Every pattern was chosen for style and service of the best quality Ginghams the market affords. Our reason able low cash prices and the superior qual i t y of these Ginghams are a greater in ducement than ever for you to buy at this store. Our plentiful assortments make shopping a pleasure. O i ’ -y ■ * Ä ? | * X * X NORTH AND SOUTH HIGHWAY tyi BRING MANY MILLIONS TO g . | MAY CHANGE SCHOOL Y£AR Priced the yard ) Unexcelled Values in Underwear for This Week CONTROL ENEMY OF SWEET CHERRIES Grocery Offerings for the Week . . 35c U m phrey & IVIackin T h e C a s h E cò n o m y S t o r e giorirtH A HAPPY HOME MUST BE of bark> and these "h 001'1 ** cut «•» WELL KEPT Ì '21 th€ home °f Mr Snd The Sentinel.