Semi-Weekly Herald
TUESDAY, NOV.
1, 1Ö04.
OLD AGE PENSIONERS.
N o r w a y Item s.
A ll persons above the age o f 60
to be exempt from labor, and to be
Trolling is the sport of the season
entitled to pensions o f not less than and a great many fish are being
caught now.
the current minimum wage.
Coquille Board of Trade
SICK AND DISABLED.
Bertie McCloskey, of the Venus,
Adequate facilities to be provided, was up from Bandon Tuesday, the
at public expense, for the care and cannery having closed down a day
Suggestions tor the Activity of Social, maintenance of all sick and dis­ or two for want of cans.
abled persons.
ist Members of the State Legsi-
Albert Myers returned home last
TAXATION.
week after spending the summer
iature While the Socialist
A graduated income tax and near Pendleton. His brother Aaron
Party Is a Minor
graduated inheritance tax to be will remain there for some time yet.
Party.
imposed, such revenue to be used
1. H. Grande ia buying up apples
J'KKAMBLK for s t a t e prooram solely iu the interest of the working
in this vicinity. He is having them
The principles of the Socialist class, not to relieve the middle class packed and shipped direct from
platform cannot be carried into full of taxation.
here.
LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
effect while the Socialist party is a
Miss Bertha Barklow, of Myrtle
Public control o f the entire liquor
minority party. The work of So­
Point, is in I orway packing apples.
cialist members of the state legisla­ traffic.
OF CORPORATIONS She has had experience in California
tures and local administrations un­ REGULATION
Railroad
and
all other corpora' packing oranges so that it is quite
der present circumstances must
necessarily be confined to efforts tions operating under public fran­ easy for her.
STATE PROGRAM.
lor the realizing of such limited
measures as they may be able to
wrest from the capitalist majority
lor the benefit of and in the interests
ol the working class.
In present­
ing and advocating such measures
ihe Socialist members of the state
legislatures and of local administra-
t ions must bear in mind the fact
that they are fighting on a parlia­
mentary basis the class struggle
which brought into existance the
Socialist movement and the Social­
ist party. They must defend the
• nterests of the working class against
i lie encroachments of the capitalist
< lass, and decline in their parlia­
mentary work any trading with
. npitalist representatives for favor-
uble legislation. Socialists in state
legislatures and local administra­
t i f s may well be guided by the ad­
vice of the permanent Committee
o il State and Municipal Program
provided by the national constitu­
tion of the Socialist party.
The following suggestions are
made as a preliminary basis for the
activity of Socialist members of the
state legislatures and local adminis­
trations, with the understanding
that they are not mandatory, bind
ing or anything else, than sugges­
tive:
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Freedom of speech and expression
of opinion by teachers and students.
Free text-books for teachers and
pupils; uniform textbooks on all
subjects to be lurnished free to pub­
lic schools, and to private schools
rn request.
The choice of text-books to be
left to a committee composed of
teachers and students in all institu­
tions above the grade of high
schools.
In history and economics, the
proletarian standpoint to receive
oqual consideration with the capital­
ist standpoint.
Compulsory education lor both
sexes up to the age of iS-years.
Co-education in all branches of
science, and mannal training for
both sexes to be continued through
all grades.
Adequate provisions for harmon­
ious physical culture and develop­
ment through a systematic course
ol gymnastics and epen air exercis­
es, a minimum time lor such exer­
cises to be made a requirement for
students o f both sexes throughout
all grades
Extension of the public school
system to assure equal educational
epportunities to all classes in all
branches o f learning; public super­
vision o f all educational institutions
t i secure an equal educational
PRISON
STATE MILITARY LAW.
The repeal o f all militia law
v Inch surrenders the power of the
governor over the militia to the
Icderal authorities; and members
o f the state militia to be exempt
from all other military service.
The right of privates o f the state
militia to elect their officers; aud
state militia to be confined within
state limits.
Federal troops to be prohibited
from interfering in disputes betweeu
capitalist aud laborers.
V. R. W ilson , Secretary.
PA RK AND W A SH IN G T O N
ST R EE T S
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Correspondence solicited from all wishing locations for
Industries of any kiod(
Established in i860. Open all the year.
Private or
class instruction.
Thousands o f graduates in posi­
tions; opportunities constantly occurring.
It pays to
attend our school.
A.
Catalogue, specimens, etc., free.
P. A R M S T R O N G .
L L .B .,
Subscribe for the
SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD.
P R IN C IP A L
BONITA SEWING
MACHINES
W i l l do any Sew ing any other Machine w ill do.
SYSTEM.
The present brutal system of
treating crimiual persons to be re­
placed by a system o f pathological
treatment. This includes the abo­
lition o f the prison contract system,
death penalties and isolated confine­
ment, and the substitution there­
fore o f sanitariums in rural locali­
ties with adequate healthful open-
air employment, and treatment
corresponding to modern scientific
psychological pathology.
♦
E. I). S perry , Vice-President
O. C S anford , Cor. Secretary
L, H. H azard , Treasurer.
chises to be placed under state con
The many friends of Miss Ada
trol, and to have their rates fixed Schroeder gave her a linen shower,
by law.
on Monday, the 24th.
A pleasant
THE COURTS.
time was had and the bride was the
The abolition of all court costs recipient of many useful and beauti­
and sheriff's fees in the commence ful gifts.
T kixy T rice .
ment o f suits, and the abolition of
David Fulton, of this city, is an
all costs for appealing cases to the
expert cleaner and repairer, and
courts o f last resort.
The establishment o f free legal any one in need of his services will
do well to call at his residence or
departments.
drop him a card.
W i l l run lighter, make less noise and cost
you only §22.50,
F R A T E R N A L ORDERS.
QOQUIUE LODGE, NO. 53, I. 0. 0. F.
D r o p
Meets every Saturday night.
G eo . T. M oulton , N. G.
J. S. L awrence , Sec’y.
S t y le s .
Samples at
Meets the first and third Thursday
nights in each month,
L. H. H azard , C. P.
I. H acker , Scribe.
|y|AMIE REBEKAH LODGE, NO. 20.
$25.00 and $27.50.
H ead .
QOQUIUE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25, I. 0. 0. F.
T. H. MEHL & CO’S.
Miss Anna Logan, at W. A. Good­
SUFFRAGE.
Meets the second and fourth Wednes­ man’s, does dress making. W ill go
out and sew by the day or will
The right to vote not to be con­ day nights in each month.
M rs . K athryn S laoi . e , N. G.
take sewing at home.
tingent upon the payment of any M rs . M amie S lagle , Sec’y.
taxes, either in money or public
labor.
Women to have equal political
rights with men.
Residence qualifications for all
elections not to exceed sixty days.
QEULAH CHAPTER, NO. 6, 0. E. S.
Meets next Friday night.
M rs . K athryn S l mile , W. M.
-------------, Sec’y.
IJfCURCUS LODGE, NO. 72, K. P.
Meets the second and fourth Tuesday
nights each month in Odd Follows’ half.
N. C. M edley , C. C.
R. H. M ast , K. R. S.
QOQUILLE LODGE. NO. 127, A. 0. U. W.
near the business part o f town.
F o r particulars call at this office or
address Adam Perehbaker, Pros- |
per, Or.
burg last week. H e will remain
for a while on business.
|y|TRTLE CAMP, NO. 197, W. 0. W.
Assignee's Notice to Creditors.
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The Finest to be had in
Coos County at the lowest
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Prices.
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Briefs,
Bill Heads.
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Posters.
Letter Heads,
Envelopes,
Leqal Blanks,
Wedding Stationery.
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Statements.
A ll creditors of the said Mrs. E.
Miss Mabel Vandecar and Miss
j A. Balch are hereby notified and re­
QOQUILLE COUNCIL NO. 398, F. A. A.
quired to present their clains to me at
Mildred Wilson start for Portland
Meets the second and fourth Thurs­ I once at my office in Coquille, Or.
the first of this week, where they day nights of each month in Odd Fel­ j Dated at Coquille, Oct. 12,1904.
lows’ hall.
B obert B urns ,
will enter business college.
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No.ice
of
Final
Assignee.
Up-to-date Work Delivered
with Neatness and
Settlement.
£VENING TIDE CIRCLE. NO. 214, W. 0. W.
Dispatch.
Meets tho second and fourth Satur­
Notice is hereby given that the un­
day nights of each month.
dersigned lias filed his final account in
the
matter of the estate of Jacob Kamp-
M rs . W. If. M ansell , G. N. |
fer, deceased, and that the county court
J esse . C. S immons , Clerk.
has set Wednesday, the 2nd day of No­
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guerin JU STU S LODGE, NO. 35, RATHB0NE SISTERS vember. 1904, for hearing objections to
said final account and the settlement of
and children were in town from
Meets the first and third Tuesday said estate.
Dated this 1st day of October. 1904.
Eckley last week.
Mrs. Guerin nights each month in Odd Fellows’ half.
A. J. S hkbwooo ,
M rs . F red L inkgar , E. Sr.
will stay and visit some time.
Administrator
with the will annexed of
M rs . R. H. M ast , M. R. S.
the
estate
of
Jacob
Kampfer, deceased. !
Mrs. W. Guerin, of Port Orford,
S P E C IA L
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Meets the first and third Saturday
Dr. L. Sender and wife, of St.
nights of each month.
Notice is hereby given that I have
Louis, are here. The doctor will
W. H. M ansell , C.C. j been appointed assignee for Mrs. E. A.
open dontal rooms here.
I Balch, ot Coquille, for benefit of credit-
J. G. S immons , Clerk.
D r . G eo . R ussell , Pres.
M rs . C hah . H arrington , Sec’y.
JOB W O R K
“The finest line" of Fancy\
Crockery, the most tasty, nob -1
by, up-to-eate, catchy, beau­
tiful ware in town at WIL­
SON'S JEWELRY STORE.
Meets the second and fourthWednes-
C I T Y W A T E R N O T IC E .
day nights of each month in W . O. W.
hall.
A ll City water consumers are here­
R. E. N osler , W . M.
by notified that all water dues must lie
O. F. R oiirer , Rec.
settled by the 15th of each month or
water will be shut off.
|MPERIAf LOOGE, NO. II, 0. OF H.
E ch os F ro m M y r tle Poin t.
L kr G oodman ,
Meets the first and third Wednesday
Marshall.
nights each month in Woodman hall.
By order of the Council of the Citv of
Miss G race S keels , C. H.
Dr. Strange returned from Rose-
M rs . I. N. P lylkr , Rec.
, Coquille.
Mr. Harry Hermann is around
with his hand bandaged. He was
cutting wood a week ago and in
some way the ax slipped and nearly
severed the first finger on his left
hand.
¡Si
Meets the Saturday night on or be­
In a neat plat containing about
fore the full moon.
2 acres, on which there is a lovely
D r . W. C h u n , W. M.
orohard in Coquille city— right
J. J. L amb , Sec’y.
LABOR LEGISLATION.
An eight hour day and a m ini­
mum wage, uniform for both sexes.
Free state employment agencies.
A ll specific laws detrimental to
the working class to be repealed,
such as conspiracy, anti-boycott
and anti-picketing laws; and the
abolition o f the injunction as a
means o f breaking strikes.
Trial by ju ry in all cases by
which a person may be deprived of
liberty.
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A B ig Bargain
QHADWICK LODGE, NO. 68. A. F. I A. M.
is visiting with relatives here. Mrs.
Frank Soutbmavd, of the North
Fork, is spending a week in town.
> landard.
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W. T. K erb , President,
ANItf OUN C E M E N T .
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
C. O. D R Y D EN ,
I N C O N N E C T IO N W I T H H E R A L D .
W e have just received the line o f
Samples and Fashion
Plates from
At the Guerin hotel on Wednes­
day evening, Ihe 26th, Mr. Charles
Guerin anJ Miss Carrie Vaudecrr
were married, Rev. D. H. Hare of­
ficiating. Only the immediate rel­
atives were invited.
CHAS.
On Thursday, the 27th, Mr. A. E.
Bender and Miss Ada Schroeder
were united in the holy bonds of
wedlock at the residence of the
bride's parents at Norway at 3 p.
m. by Rev. D. H. Hare. Only the
immediate relatives of the contract­
CITIES.
ing parties were invited.
The autonomy ol all municipali­
On Saturday eveniag, the 29th,
ties iu the matter o f the ownership Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bender and Mr.
and operation of all enterprises vital and Mrs. Charles Guerin were ten­
dered a reception and dance at the |
to the municipality as such.
Opera house, which was largely at­
TUBLIC WORKS
tended and a very enjoyable time
For the purpose o f employing the ' wns passed,
unem ployed and educating citizens
n co-opt rat ion, the stale to inaug-
F ob S a l *-. I have a lot o f fine
•rate a system of good roads, a thoroughbred O. I. C- pigs, male
• oniprehensive system o f drainage, and female, largo enough for sorv- grades are usually eohl.
.A.
'orcstry and irrigation, state farms j i"5®' which I offer at a bargain.
J
A.
STEVENS
Chicago.
&
BROS.
And are prepared to take orders
tor
L a d ie s ’ Fine Cloaks, Craven-
ettes, Rain Coats, Tourist
Coats and Jackets o f all de­
scriptions;
F in o T ailor-M ad e .Nulls
ing the new Norfolk
Butcher Coat Styles,
the new Fall Styles in
Shirt Waist Suits;
includ­
and
also
Silk
S k irls, Waists, F u rs and other
wearing apparel.
Tho styles arc exceptionally pretty,
beinir the newest, most practicable
and most beautiful ever shown.
Ciias. A. Stevens A Bros, have
maintained their reputation for hand­
ling only the last grades of merchan­
dise at prices for which Lite lower
S jD s o ia .1 F e a t u r e .
Exclusive styles in Fine Tailor-made Suits anu Walking Skirts made to your
>n connection with agricultural ex-
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Special Order, from your own selection ol materials and your choice of linings,
|ieriment stations, and to build;
F ob S a l e —Six selected dairy' made exactly according to your measurements, and a perfect fit guaranteed.
homes to be rented at a price not rows, four yearling and four calves Also Detier in
M. A. Pierce.
exceeding the cost o f production j six months old.
For particulars
Staple and Fsncf
Sandoreon B u ild in g ,
Orj GssSt
and maintenance.
call ou J. M. Byers, ou Fishtrnp,
C o q u il le , O r e g o n ,
;
Alfred Johnson,
D E A L E R IN
Flooring, Rustic and all kinds of Finishings and Mouldings £
Constantly on hand.
>$J Deliveries made prom ptly by either w a te r or rail. <
W e have all G rades and Prices Accordingly.