The Coquille Valley sentinel., May 11, 1917, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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Barklow, of Myrtle
ANDERSONS’ PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Coquille, Oregon
The School that is here to help you.
Nine children were born to tide
union, three dying in infancy. Be-
sidee hie wife, he leaves six eons, all
of when live near Coquille or at Fair-
view. They are John J., Homer V,
Robert Charles A., Elmer and Har­
ry H. He also leaves two sisters,
one living in Lane 'county, Oregon,
and another in San Francisco.
Thirty years ago he united with the
Christian church and ho has also boon
a member of the Hesonie order for
. . Sail* hem Central W arehease Company
J , E. WALSTROM, Agent, ■ «■f en. O re. -
E. & E. T. Kruse, Mgrs., 24 Calif. S t, S. F.
J. E. Norton, Agent, Coquille, Ore
Buy direct from the factory.
Hive complete, knockdown, $1.90.
Crate of five, knockdown, $9.25
Empty Hives, knockdown, $1.20. ~
J. H. OERDING & SONS
me mein 774. Factory opposite S. P. Depot
Coquille, Ora.
Illlll'lv
about Cooe County Real Eetate eee
a ABSTRACT c om pa n y
attention paid to looking after assessments and I
tfarehfiald OSes
PI Coquille Office
HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Manager
Ihftulu TITLE o u a ra n tb b
Corrall the Chickens.
ths item wo published loot week stat­
ing that the former teachers there
had been re-engaged for the coming
year. He says the positions are still
open for any application.
A petition was filed in tho probate
court loot Monday for tho appoint­
ment of appraisers of tho estate of
May E. Walker. Harry W elker has
bean appointed administrator. Tbo
eetet# is estimated at $6,000 reel pro­
perty end $1,000 personal
for several years, brought up two
seews si equipment from the Baer
Croak logging road Saturday and
shipped it over to tho boy. The ma­
terial was consigned to the North
Bend Lumber Company and will be
need at their Davie Slough camp.
Practically all the Bear Creek rood is
now torn up end on the dock reedy
for shipment, but only a small part
will be shipped to the bay at this
which is submerged at this season
forms a death trap which is made
more dangerous by the swift current
caused by confining the river in that
way. In this connection attention is
called to the fact that this port was
Crack* Knee Cap on Bicycle.
Miss Ada Nowell, of tho High
School faculty, suffered a painful in­
jury last Friday morning when her
bicycle got oat from under control
and throw her off, breaking her knee
cap. She and Mies Pauline Chaos
had boon out on the Myrtle Point rood
for an early morning spin and return­
ing about six o’clock, were coming
down 'the hill toward the Collier
bridge whoa she loot control and the
wheel headed for the rail. Fortuno-
ateiy Miss Newell'« skirts cangkt oa
a post or she would hove gone to the
bottom of the ravine. But when the
wheel stopped in some way the handle
struck her knee in end» a way as to
break it. She attended to her duties
at school that day and tt was not un­
til Saturday that it was learned she
mining district in Curry county, was
a caller Wednesday. He talks very
optimistically of tbo future of thpt
section sad thinks all that it needs to
bring it to the froot as o m of the bast
producers in the country is plenty of
capital and first class mining engi-
Ho soys that Mr. Thomas is making
a success of the former Divelbiss
mine; that the Inmans are coming in
with a $26,000 equipment and that
Alexander Waldschmidt and others
from Douglas county havo opened a
fine vain of quarts on the north side
of the South Fork, eentaining gold
running as high as $100 a ton.
Mr. Johnson has considerable nin­
City Attorney Stanley asks the Sen­
tinel to coll attention to a little mat­
ter many people seem to have forgot­
ten. With gardens just beginning to
come up in fine shape it becomes nec­
essary to enforce the ordinance
against chickens running at large.
Neither the mayor nor the city attor­
ney want to cause anybody any in­
convenience or subject thorn to fines
and penalties; but somebody is pr etty
sure to got into trouble if the chick­
ens are allowed the recreation of
scratching in neighbors’ gardens.
Shut them up by all means
the western slopes of the Sierra Mad­
re in the state of. Snaloa, from which Daniel Frohman presents
be was driven about a year ago by the
Villistaa, and to which he expects to
return when conditions become sot-
tied in that section.
in a fanciful romantic
He is familiar with the mineral
photoplay
wealth along the Yaqui river and con­
siders it one of the richest undevel­
oped sections to be found anywhere.
The trouble there ie that the Yaqui
Indiana have possession and won’t al­
low anyone to go to work and develop
it under any conditions. They knew Paramount picture produced by
tho gold ie there and they don’t in­
tern! t j lot it got away bom them. < Famous Players Film Co.
a barrel and about $$.76 a sack.
Yet the Busy Corner continuée to
fight the high coet of living by selling
it at $10 a barrel or $2.60 a sack,
but all without result. Among other« when It might have made from $2 to
from Coquille who wore up there won 14 a barrel by sitting tight. Such
Z. C. Strong, O. A. Min too ye and Mr. care fo rth « customers’ interests oa
Mocklerf
the part of the Coquille Mercantile
company aught to be remembered
JMarguerite Clark
“Uttle
Lady Eileen”
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