Semi-weekly herald., March 24, 1905, Image 1

SEMI - WEEKLY
V ol .
HERALD.
$2.00 P er Y e a r
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, MARCH 24, 1905.
22: No. 73
Knteml a a second-class m atter July 8,
liX)t, at tlie postoflice at C oquille, Ore­
gon , under act o f Congress o f M arch 3,
1879.
Harbor
Baya $20,000 Plant The Cöw That Saved a Country
Terrible Boiler Explosion.
Brockton, Mass., March 20—Over
I recently attended an interesting
The Harbor this week sent off its
oriler for a uew Mergenthaler Lino­ dairy convention at Hutchinson, fifty lives are reported lost as a re­
McLeod county, Minnesota, says sult of o boiler explosion in the
type machine.
Walter Culin, M. D.
This is the first of a ijow equip­ Samuel B. Green in “ Country Life Grover Shoe Company’s factory this
P h y s ic ia n a n d S urgeon
A large audience morning. Two badly burned bodies
ment for a twenty thousan 1 dollar in America."
C o e m u . i C it y , O r e .
Three floors
was pre.ent, and it bore every evi­ have been removed.
plant and building.
\nmtMiherg Bldg.
dence
of
prosperity.
This
section
collapsed
and
ft
fourth
floor, filled
The
new
office
will
have
a
five
T e le p h o n e 3.
I
Next Door to 1*. O.
thousand dollar job outfit, the most was formerly an all grain section, with girls, fell to the ground, but
complete ever brought to Coos bay. but the prevalence of the chinch most of tbe girls escaped by the
The Mergenthaler is a thirty.five bugs, about 1890, so discouraged windows.
Stanley & Burns,
hundred dollar machine with all tbe farmers that the land was of
All the doctors in town have
Attorueys-at Law,
The introduction of been called to the scene or to the
| the latest improvements, double let- little value.
Real Estate, Collections.
Specialties—Criminal and U. S. Land \ ter with black face font and two dairying has brought about a wave hospitals.
Four hundred employes
Cases, Notaries Public.
of prosperity which was not dreamed were in tne factory at the time of
! magazines, brevier aud uonpariel.
CoguiLLH,
-
O bboon .
The Harbor will put up its own of at that time. The governor was the explosion. Part of the boiler
building, one especially adapted to present at the convention, and also wrecked a bouse in the vicinity of
the needs of a printing office.
the state dairy commissioner The the factory. Fire spread from the
The size of the building will be people met the guests at the stati.in doomed factory to the Banlborg
Geo. Russell, M. D.,
50 by 100 feet, one story, with with a procession, having tbe usual block and several residence!, seven
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rgeon ,
basement for presses, gasoline en- brass bands, etc., but the unique of which were destroyed. All avail­
Offioe in RUSSELL PHARMACY.
giue and electric motor.
thing about it was that at tbe bead able carriages are busy removing
Calls promptly answered day or night.
The site for the building has not of the procession was a Jersey cow, the injured.
Phone, main 136.
yet beeu chosen but it will prob- and this cow had a black silk
At 4:30 76 bodies had been re­
ubly be somewhere in North Bend blanket on her, on which was covered, nearly all burned beyond
C oqu ille,
:
:
:
O regon.
ou Sherman avenue.
printed in large, gold letters, “ I recognition. The list of dead will
It is desired to have a corner lo­ raised the price of land in McLeod probably reach 100.
Fifty are
I
cation w here plenty of light can be county to $100 per acre.”
Behind known to have been injured, many
had, one not too far from the busi­ her were fifty little girls, dressed in seriously.
A. J. Sherwood,
ness district.
white, having yellow sashes and j The boiler which exploded had
A ttornhy - bt - L aw ,
The plans for this new plant have blue sun bonnets, and eAch on e! been lying idle all winter.
The
N otary P ublic ,
been gradually maturing until now carrie.l a milk pail. The town was I firemen who started the fire said
C oqu ille,
:
:
O regon
all the details have beeu practically decorated with yellow, and each the boiler seemed in perfect condi­
I
agreed upon, and the job outfit has creamery h id its badges out, stat-! tion aud knew of no cause for the
ing the amount of money it had j explosion.
been selected.
Walter Sinclair,
A corporation will be formed to paid its patrons during the jiast |
A ttorney -A t - L aw ,
P rob a b ly Captured
be known as the Coos Bay Harbor year. On arrival at the speakers’ ^
N otary P iidi . io ,
Company, with a capital stock of stand, in the grove in front of the j
Lon b n , March 21. —Based on the
Coquille,
:
:
O regoa.
school house, the children went i
twenty thousand dollars.
report of cannon idiug heard yester­
For the purpose of setting at rest through a little exercise illustrating
day seven miles south of Tie Pass,
any question that might arise as to dairy scenes, such as milking the
the belief is expressed in military
/. Hacker,
cow,
and
going
out
to
the
field
in
the future policy of the Harbor the
circles
that General Renuehkamp’s
A bstracter of T itles .
statement is here made that Charles the morning. It was a remarkable
division, wbicli became separated
M. Sain aud Charles H. Keith own case of a quick chauge from ODe
C oquille C ity , O re
Irom the main army, has just ar­
the controlling interest in the stock style of gardening to another.--
rived
at Tie Pass, which was the
and will continue as editors and Dairy aud Produce Review.
place
appointed
for a rendezvous of
managers of the paper.
Hall & Hall,
all Russian divisions in ease of re­
The
long
experience
of
these
men
It
is
trite
to
saj’
that
this
is
an
A ttorneys - at -L aw ,
in newspaper work warrants them era of wonderful inventions: steam, treat, and that consequently Ren-
Dealer In K rai . E state o f all Wind».
in the belief that they can success­ electricity, x-rays, and radium, tele­ nenkampf is surrounded and will
M arshfield, Oregon.
fully establish and run a newspaper phones and wireless telegraphy, but probably be forced to capitulate.
the most remarkable machine, the
on the bay.
Glasgow, March 21.—The Herald
It is not the plan to boom any­ whiligig of time, is the most re­ correspondent wires that the decis­
Ellsworth B. Hall,
thing, and this move is made purely markable and proliSc in surprises.
ion of the Russian government as
A tto 'n e y -a t-i.a w ,
There is scarcely anything anywhere
as a business veDture.
to raising an international loan of
The plan is simply to hold the that may not be expected from it,
C o q u ii . i . e ,
:
:
:
O regon .
$100,000,000 has caused a panic on
field with an equipment to meet all j for has it not been said that there
the straet exchange.
C ollections and Insurance.
the needs of a growing community. I is nothing so,imminent as the un-
It is reported in St. Petersburg
A Mergenthaler does the work of expected.
Richard Croker, the
that the Russiau soldiers are desert­
five or six printers and with this the great boss of Tammany, on his re-
ing to the Japanese side by thou­
Harbor will be enabled to get out a cent trip to this country, suggested
J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
sands.
much better paper lhan it is now that the democratic and republican |
D hntist ,
parties might unite in 1908 in re-
publishing.
St. Petersburg, Mar. 51— General
Offioe two doors south Odd Fellow’ s Hall
TbiB machine should arrive in a Dominating Theodore Roosevelt for Linevitch roports that his troops
Will make Bandon a professional visit
month or six weeks, but it is not the office of President of the United continued to retreat northward on
the first Monday in each quarter.
desired to have it until the new States
There are hundreds of the 19th, and he allowed tbo men
buildiDg is ready for its reception. thousands of people who lemember to rest on tbe 20th.
C oqu ille, Oregon.
All the presses and machinery that in 1900 Mr. Croker was vio­
The Japanese losses during the
will be equipped to run by an lently active in the campaign in recent fighting are estimated at a
electric motor when the day service which Mr. Roosevelt was a candi- j hundred thousand men.
E . D . S perry.
W . C . Chase.
is put in by the North Bend Power date for the vice-presidency and
The Coast Survey.
Company. A gasoline engine will that one of the properties of that
SPERRY & CHASE,
also be installed in case of need.
campaign to influence voters against
Attorney s-at-Law.
The coast railroad survey crew
The Harbor is already credited Governor Roosevelt was his repre­
moved their camping quarters down
Office in Robinson Bailding,
the best newspaper plant in Coos sentation as a wild man secured in a
to Wilson Creek, sixteen miles down
county, and the new equipment is strong cage on wheels which was
C oqu ille,
-
-
-
O regon.
the coast, yesterday.
They had
moved about tbe streets of New
added to this.
reached a point Thursday fourteen
Outside of the Coquille H erald it York while the living caricature of
miles from this place and it became
iB the only office in the county that the Governor yelled and showed his
E. G. D. Holden,
necessary to move camp. The office
has a cylinder press.
massive teeth aud threatened with
L aw yer .
It is desired with this new equip­ frightful gestures the crowds which | for doing the necessary profile and
City Recorder. U. 8. Commissioner, Gen­
other work will be retained here
ment to publish a newspaper that gathered to watch him pass. No
eral Insurance Agent, and Notary
some weeks yet. Although the field
will be a credit to Coos liav and the other tableaux vivauts of the cam­
Public. Office in R obin­
work is being done rapidly in this
state of Oregon.
paign appeared to plase Mr. Croker
section, everything is perfect. The
son Bailding.
It is tbe intention to put in a like this.
He would assemble his
route near this place strikes the
C oqu ille, Oregon.
plant that the people can take pride henchmen as the terrible monster
foothill about eight miles north and
in building up a newspaper.
passed and point to the thing be­
a good gradual grade is obtained
With these added facilities the hind the bars, roar with laughter
which crosses over to Mill Creek
Harbor
dedicates itself anew to tbe find clap his hands with ecstacy
A. F. Kirshman,
southeast of Crescent City, thereby
commercial and social interests of \ow he suggests that both parties
reaching the summit of the divide
D entist .
Coos bay.—Coos Day Harbor.
nominate President Roosevelt four
between Mill and Wilson creeks
Office at Residence, one block east of
....._
j years hence.
Verily, the whirligig
satisfactorily for the railroad build­
Tattle Hotel.
A C h i e a s * A l.le r .n a n O w e . I lia E l- ° f tim e >« a wonderful machine, and
iD g .
Del Norte Record.
e e l l « n 1 » C h a in b .-r la in 'N « '» .n t h being unpatented the whole world
C oqu ille
.
-
.
O regon.
I
T
Hr.iic.fJ-.
j cftn enjoy it.
N O TE A N D C O M M E N T
At one time chess was supposed
to demonstrate war strategy.
It
looks now in the Fast as though
football had suggested the tactics.
Confusion was thrown into the
ranks of the Mothers’ Congress in
Washington by a local lecturer who
distributed an advertisement among
them oil his illustrated lecture “ To
Hell aud Back.”
Even though the
tickets were only 50 cents, the re­
turn fare included, the good women
refused to patronize tbe trip.
nowlton’s Drug Store |
K
I'
Besides a complete stock
| ol Drugs and Druggist’s Sun-1
dries carries Kodaks and Sup-1
plies, Phyrography outfits and ™
\ \
J Supplies.
When domestic servants struck in
Warsaw they were compelled to re­
turn at the point of the bayonet.
There is some good left in a govern­
ment, no matter how much it may
be denounced, that can control the A. J. SHERWOOD. P rêt.
cooks.
Is
Doubtless Russia wishes she had
adopted the policy to which we have
just subscribed $ 100,000,000 Get a
big navy when you don’t need it so
that you will not need it when you
have it.
FIR ST N A T IO N A L B A N K
O P C O Q U I L t L iB , O R E G O N .
T r a n s a c t s a G en eral B a n k in g B im in e s s
Board o f D ire c to rs .
A bill to encourge matrimony has R . O. Dement,
A . J. Sherwood,
been introduced in the Illinois legis­
L . Harlocker,
L . 11. Hazard,
Isaiah Hacker,
11. E. Shine.
lature. A bill to discourage it is the
text of Utah oratory.
Will the
states ever “ get together” on their A S p e c ia lty o f P ei fum es
an d T on ic P rep a ra tion s.
marriage and divorce questions?
A national committee has been ap­
pointed by the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia to engage in
an effort to change the date of In­
auguration to a day late in April.
The plan will be laid betore C on ­
gress and the govor nors of 45 states
and territories have signified their
desire to co-operate in the move­
ment.
Found
C orrespon den ts.
Nati«)iial Bank of Commerce, New York City
j Crocker Woolworth N ’ l Bank, San Francisco
First N at’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Or.
N igh t ca ll b y pressing the b u tto n
at the righ t o f th e d o o r .
The Russell Pharmacy
M a i n S t. C o q u ille .
Rex I. Russell,
Dr. (ieo. Russell,
Phurmacist
Proprietor
I ho example set to the boodlers
of state legislators by the United
Stfttts House of (Representatives in
its recent $190,000 mileage grab is
one not likely to be overlooked.
Small boodlers are proud of being
found in such eminent company.
Claude F ox,
GENERAL DRAYJNG.
It is said that the President offer­
COQUILLE, OREGON.
ed Elihu Root that $100,000 job of
digging the canal
It is a singular
Meets all Boats and Trains. Goods Handled with Care and
feet that any man who is worth
$100,000 a year is already earning
Dispatch.
it.
W OOD FOR SALE-
Leave orders at T. J. Little’s Livery Stable
That Japanese jui jitsu expert
who is in a dipsomaniac sanitarium
in New York, knocked out every­
thing but alcohol.
The best ath.
letes from John L. Sullivan down,
who have tackled it have generally
met more than their match.
What’s the matter with adopting
Dr. Osier’s chloroform suggestion
for settling tho governship question
of Colorado.
C o q u il le
%
Steam Laundry
PHONE
a i 6
Tom Watson’s magazine is out and
a good many persons are out 10
ceDts aud are still undecided as to
R O P R IE T O R
whether Mr. Watson meant to be
funny or only happened to he so.
It is hard to decide which when he Experienced Help
Reasonable Rates
describes W. R. Heart as “ a modest,
Special Ratea to Fam ilies and Hotels
silent man from New York," the
victim of “ shyness and silence.”
S. M. NOSLER.
Best of Work
Vesuvius Throws H o t Stones.
Naples, March 18.— Mount Vesu­
vius is again in eiuption and is
throwing out burning lava, red-hot
itones and a high column of smoke,
with detonations which are heard at
long distances.
The eruption is
attributed to an eirtbqunke which
was felt for 80 miles.
W e m ake our ow n soap am i know it» ingredients. N o injurious ch em ica ls used.
Our baskets will he left at all the prin cip al points on the river.
Goods called for and delivered in C oqu ille C ity.
SäESBSSS
The New Store,
MRS. M. NOSLER, PROP
San Francisco, March 21.— The
‘‘ I can heartlvand conscientiously ,
--------- » —
steamer Alameda, bearing the re­
recommend Chamberlain’s Cough' The Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal
Albany, Or,
March 17.— Eli mains of Mrs. Stanford, arrived
Remedy for affections of the throat \ will soou begin the publication of a Dunn and J. A. Crossley, alias
S tr. D I S P A T C H
from Honolulu this morning.
and
lungs,” says Hon. John j yew newspaper novel by Paul De Reynolds, w-ere found guilty of rob­
Tom W hite, Master,
Shenick, 220 So. I eoria St„ Chii a-i Lan(,,. entitled “ The Shecpherder.’
Leaves
I Arrives
bing tlm bank at Lebanon the night
S l r i k n * lli<l<l«ii
.
” ,
,
,
B a n d o n ........ 7 a - m .
| C oqu ille.. . .10 a - m . go. “ Two years ago during a politi- T
*.
. . cold
i i ' after
e.
In order to e give our readers a of February 7, in the circuit court
C o q u ille ....... 1 p - m . | Bandon . . . . 4 p - m . 6
cal , campaign,
I caught
When your ship o f health strikes
Connects at Coquille with train for Marshfield being overheated, which irritated chance to read this story, we have
here last night. The jury was out the hidden rocks o f Consumption,
and steamer E.*ho for M yrtle Point.
my throat and I was finally c o m -; arranged an unprecedented low an hour arjd 20 minutes before re­
Pneumonia, etc., you are lost, if you
pellcd to stop, as I could not speak clubbing rate with the Journal. turning the verdict.
S tr . F A V O R I T E
Judge Bur­ don’t get help from Dr. King’s New
J . C. Moomaw. Master,
aloud, In inv extremity a fri< nd I This paper and the Semi-Weekly
nett will impose sentence Mondny Discovery for Consumption. J. W.
Leave*
I Arrive*
,
.
.
..
advised me to use Chamberlain's, .
McKinnon, of Talladega Springs,
( ’«»quille........ 7 a - m . I Bandon. .10:40 a - m .
at
1 o’clock.
I
took
two
doses
i
Journal
w,1‘
be
K,ven
one
ve*r-
the
Cough
Remedy
Bandon.......... 1 P-M. | Coquille . 4:45 p - m .
Ala., writes: ” 1 had been very ill
that nflernoon andcou Id not la-live two for $2.75. Call at the office at
John Doe and Richard Roe with Pneumonia, under the care of
once
and
subscribe
in
order
to
get
S tr . E C H O
my senses when Hound the next
(Kingsley
and
Darland.) who two doctors, but was getting no bet­
H K. «lames. Matter,
morning the inflammation had the first chapter of the story. This
escaped
capture,
and were also ter when I began to take King’s New
Leave«
|
Arrivée
largely subsided. I tewk several offer applies to old subscribers pay­
M yrtle Pniut. .7 A-M. | ijqm lleC ’ y 9 30 A-M.
found guilty as charged in the in­ Digcovery. The first dose gave re­
doses
that
day,
kept
right
on
talk
quille C ity. 1 P S- I Myrtle F t . . 4 00 p - m
lief, and one bottle cured me.”
ing in advance as well as new ones. formation.
ing through the campaign, and I
D ally except|Sanday.
Sure cure for sore throat, bronchitis
thank this medicine that I won my
cougs and colds. Guaranteed at R.
S tr . W E L C O M E
There has been a decided drop in
seat in theCouncil.” This remedy
See our clubbing propositition
W . R. P ar ter, Master.
S. Knowlton’s drugstore, price 50c
is tor sale by R. S. Knowlton.
the mule trade, but since it is due with the Oregon Semi-Weekly Jour­
Leave.
I
Arrives
and $i. 00. Trial bottle free.
Myrtle Point 1 30 p - m . I Coquille C'y 100 F M
to the cessation of war in South nal. This is done to give our read-
G«prille City 7:00 A-M. I Myitle P t 10:00 a - m .
If yon wAnt to look at a fin e line of Africa there should l>e no kick com­ 1 ers a chance to read Paul De La-
Connect, with lower-river host, .t Coqnill.
T hree papers of garden seeds for 10 I K »
City for Bandon and intermediate point«.
underclothing go to ritratig's.
ing.
i ney’s new novel,“ The Sheepberder.” “ •tits at K now lton ».
! US3B<MS«SÈSÌ'
Ample barges for handling freight.
Bank Robbers
L. H. HAZARD, Cashier
R. E. SHINE. Vice Prex.
G u ilt y .
COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO.
CAR RIE S A FULL LINE OF
Ladies Furnishing Goods, etc.
Novelties, Fancy Goods
Notions, Nuts, Can­
dies and Tropi­
cal Fruits.
Front S tre e t,
I
Coquille, Oregon.
" 'J