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PAGE SEVEN
lUILLEHYETLE POINT
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TESTING ASS’N. RECORDS
sm
M U S IC
To Coos ¡C ounty
Bandon Beaches
Owner
Bread lb
B B. F.
Holstein
Albert Sekraeder
Jersey
Geo. Devis
. Jersey
W. C. Cutler
Jersey
'Albert Schroeder
Jersey
Albert Schroeder
Jersey
John Strong
Jersey
rCrlLMk Butlwr
Jersey
W. C. Cutler
Jersey
Chao. Butler "
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Jersey
T. L. Lundy A Son
Royal Venetian Band
One oi Am erica’s finest bands, which w ill
appear at Chautauqua on its first W estern
* tour. Joseph L o Zito, Director.
Admission 75o
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WHY NOT A T R IP
The following table gives then«
Ud records of the cows in the i
intien who havuggoduced more
[60 pounds of butter fa t during
[period o f thirty days ending June
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Bracing sea air and fine beaches.
Fishing, *
hunting, surf-bathing, catching crab* and
diggin g clams are some o f the diversions.
Good hotels provide ample accommodations
fo r «11 comers.
y
Pour M ale Voices that Blend Perfectly
Admission 60c
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Lakeside
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‘ .r, - !-■
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Located on Ten M ile Lake.
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Fine Ashing,
■ m am mmj
good hotels and camping places.
One o f
Jas. Jacobean
Jersey
67.0
the
best
localities
to
spend
your
summer
va
Herman Peterson
Jersey
87.0
cation.
I Martin Schmidt
Jareoj
67.0
.
Martin Schmidt
Jersey
64A
"'•’ 'V *'
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.« v
; $'► £ ' . t . ‘ 'v f j i i .- * \ j * . '
|jas. Jacobsen
Jersey
64.1
Martin Schmidt
Jersey
64.0
Ijohn Strang
Jersey
a
r
r-
^5#.
HA
arc on cole between all points in the Coos Bey
|W. E. Crass
56.7
Jersey
—r country. Call on our agents for information re
IF. L. Lundy A Son Holstein
KJ
garding fares end train service, or write
|Chás. Butler
Jersey
66J
JOHN
ML SCOTT, -General Pscaenger Agent
F. L. Lundy A Son Holstein
66.4
Portland.
John Strong
Jersey
68.1
F. L. Lundy A Son Holstein
94.9
[Albert Schroeder
• Jersey
Theo. Clinton
Jersey
58.7
Chqs. Butler
Jersey
88.4
Albert Schroeder
Jersey
98.4
B. Bartlett
Ayrshire
98.4
W. C. Cutler
Jersey
68.3
SUMMONS. .
Moss Gemetti
Jersey
9SJI
B. Bartlett
Holstein
62.4 i 'How much truth there may be in
F. L. Lundy A Son Holstein
62.6 Kirkendahl’s story of Lloyd W. Ja In the Circuit Court e f the State e f
Oregon far the County e f Ceos.
L. Lundy A Son Holstein
62.6 cob’s peri arm nice in Rock crook can
H. L, Groff, Plaintiff,
U ir t ii Schmidt
Jersey
62.6 yon wo do not profess'
VB.
W. E. Crasa
Jersey - 62.6 the Portland Journal.
Kirkondahl
8. S. Reed
Jersey
52.2 says as reported, that Jacobs, driving Birdie Irene Groff, Defendant
To Birdie Irene Graff, the above
W. E. Cross
Jersey
62.1 an automobile, mot his four horse
[Martin Schmidt
Jersey
62.0 team on a dangerous road, frightened named defendant:
W. C. Cutler
In the name of the State of Oregon,
Jersey
62.0 his horses over a precipice and ran in
B. Bartlett
Ayrshire
61.9 to one of his sons. This he did hi- you are hereby required to appear and
W. E. Cross
Jersey
61.9 though he had been warned to stop. answer the complaint filed againt you
Theo. Clinton
Jersey
61.7 When the mischief was done Jacobs, in the above entitled suit within six
W. E. Cross
■* Jersey
61.6 it is said, sped on without offering weekz from the date of the first pub
W. C. Cutler
lication of this summons, to-wit:
Jersey
61.5 help.
Herman Peterson
Jersey
61.6
I f this is true he deserves no mercy within six weeks from the 8th day of
Herman Peterson
Jertey
61.8 from the court. Ordinarily it is fairly June, 1917, end if you fail so to ap
W. C. Cutler
Jersey
6L* safe fpr an automobile driver to com pear and answer on or before the 20th
John Strong
Jersey
61.8 mit a murder on the highway. Ma day of July, 1917, the shine being the
John Carl
Jersey
61.2 chines are so common that he is not date of the last publication o f this
Herman Peterson
Jersey
61.0 likely to be noticed much by the neigh summons, for want thereof the plain
B. Bartlett
Ayrshire
60.9 bors as he flees from the scene of his tiff will apply to the court for the re-
lief demanded in his
complaint a
John Carl
Jersey
60.8 crime, and aseape is not difficult.
Theo. Clinton
Jersey
60.7
The papers had tbs account of such succinct statement o f which is ss fol
S; S. Reed
Jeney
60.6 a m(Skier committed not far from Sa lows:^ That the bonds of matrimony
W. C. Cutler
Jersey
Kh6 lma the other day. The victim was a between the plaintiff and the defen
Chas. Butler
Jersey
60.6 bicycle rider. He was found crushed dant be dissolved and hold for naugfit
A1f. Kellenberger
Jersey
60.4 into a pulp with his machine. An au and for auch other and further relief
Aaaen Brae. *
Jeney
60.4 tomobile had struck him and whizzed es to the court may scorn moot and
Herman Peterson
60.2 away without asking aay questions. equitable.
Jersey
Service o f this summons is mode
Martin Schmidt
Jersey
60.2 I f such crimes become too common we
shall have te keep tab on all automo upon you by publication thereof in the
Government Aid P roject*.
biles passing certain points on the Coquille Valley Sentinel, a weekly
highway.
Fortunately there are wit newspaper published in Coos County,
District Forester .Cecil. announces
Oregon, for a period o f six weeks be
that approval has been g ito i by the nesses in the Kirkendahl case and the
ginning with the 8th day of June,
truth
will
come
out
secretary of agriculture to co-opera
1917, by order of the Honorable James
tive road work in Oregon involving
Watson, County Judge o f Coos Coun
Of
course
the
first
rumors
in
this
91,114,194, which is distributed to 15
projects. This amount is matched by case were exaggerated; but the Jour ty, Oregon, dated the 4th day of June,
1917.
tlw state, assisted in seaae instances nal h a v missed the most important
J. J. Stanley,
lesson of the Rock creek affair. If
by counties.
Attorney
for Plaintiff.
the
law
provided
that
where
the
road
The projects on which co-operation
Address, Coquille, Oregon, . 21t7
is authorised by the secretary are as is cut into the side of a canyon or hill
follows: McKenzie Pass road. Mount the horse drawn vehicle should be en
A T COQUILLB POSTOFFICE.
Heod loop road, Eugene-Florence titled to the inside o f the road, wheth
er
it
was
the
right
or
the
left,
fright
road, Pendleton-LaGrande road, Med
ford-Klamath Fall* road, Ochoco ened horses wouldn’t be so likely to
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68.8
Fillion Concert Party
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Three Eminent M usical Artists
Admission 60c
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
F.
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M ilitary Girls Qrohestra
Six Clever Girts in Mirth, Melody, Mim icry
Admission 60c
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M ary A del Hays
N e w Y o rk Coloratura Soprano Soloistwith
R oyal Venetian Band. Adm ission 76c
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Alpine Todlers
G la u s’ Tyrolean Y odlers from the N e w
Y o rk Hippodrome in hill concert the clos
ing night of Chautauqua
Admission 76c
Season Tickets, admitting to all attractions
$2.50
A fter Noon of Opening D ay iS.OO
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Chautauqua Week
July 15-20
D r. P . J. K eizer Receivas Call.
Tumday morning Dr. Phil J. Keiz
er, of North Bend, received a tele
gram from the aurgeeu general or
dering him to proper# hie private bus
iness affairs preparatory to receiving
orders to leave for servieo in the med
ical corps of the U. 8. army at F t
Riley, Kansas, He must report there
for duty on or before July 16th, but
the exact date ef hie leaving end fur
ther details regarding equipment ~
been left up to General Local who will
adviae him «t once. Dr. Keizer some
time ago successfully passed ell teats
and has received a commission as
first lieutenant He believes he will
he sent to France very soon, cad hopes
to be there befare the earn mar is ov
er. He wants to get lute active ser
vice at the fron t hi order to get the
benefit ofXhe modern methods In sur
gery end else to do hie bit far the
country.—Coos Bay Harbor.
est of the said Defendants in and to
the following described real proper-
ty, to-wR , The South H alf ef the
North East Quarter and the South
seven chains o ff the North East Quar-
tar of the North East Quarter of Sec-
tion Twenty-four, of Z k l p Thir-
ty Soqth of Range Fifteen West, of
Willamette Meridian, in Coos County,
State of Oregon, containing Ninety-
four acres of land, mere or leas; also
Meridian, in said County and
containing One Hundred Sixty-
and 19-100 acme (149.19) mere
a, together v id the tenmiinis,
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Mrs. Hardy Mast and M n. A lathe
Slagle will give a dance at L#e Sat
urday night July 14, fbr the kmisfit
of the Red Cross. Everyone la Invited
to be there.
Cell an « f t
,,
Low Week End Fares
The Lyric Glee Club
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W. W. GAGE,
road, Reeds port-Coos Bay road. Little
Nestueca read, John Day road, Flora-
Enterprise road. La Pin*-Lakeview
road. Pilot Rock-Prairie City noad,
Creacent-Klamath Falls road and Zig-
sag read.
The McKensie Pass road is along
the river of «that name and connects
eastern and western Oregon. R is
about 44 miles in length.
Canyonville-Galesville road is the
only national forest road in Oregon
lying directly on the Pacific highway.
It is in Douglas county and is about 8
mUM in l«»*th . A t present it is one
of
w ont •*etion* tB «»th e m Oro-
,
Beedsport-Cooe Bay road I« a ufa»
" * * « » W “ « ln Coos county on
**»• «ath erly extension of the Eugene-
" « e n c . road. It i. S part of th.
highway.
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T h m m a fc I m J mt * Gardens.
Referring to what wo said last
Myrtle Point
Report o f A cd d m t Exaggerated Powers
Marshfield
Nate Kirkendall, who owned the Baadon
i
four-boras team that was plunged ov Arago (by boat)
er a grade near Camas Valley several
days ago, was a visitor in Bass burg,
sa>s the News, and gave a detailed
account of the accident. He stated
that the affair as reported there was
greatly exaggerated and the report
that all four horses were killed in the
fall waa false, only one dying as a RIVER TIM E CARD COQUILLE.
result of the injuries received.
He
Beats Depart.
(A
ll
leave
for Bandon and way
into the team, was taken in charge
by the officers and later fined a small landings except the Myetis.) >
Telegraph........................ 1 JO p. m.
sum.
Mr. Kirkendahl was not injured in Charm ....9 :1 5 a. m. and 4:15 p. m.
the accident, but states that the place Norma (mail and express).6:00 p. m.
where the accident oceured was very Dispatch week days.. . . . .1:00 p. m.
Dispatch Sundays............ 1:90 p. m.
K O M D u if t l U O
liu v K o W J iJ •
Here’s a hard luck story from Rooe-
burg clipped from the Oregonian: v
Although he had lived on the tract
for more*than two years, had spent
more than 91400 in nuking improve
ments and had otherwise complied
with the law, Dell V. Bast, of Roee-
burg, today loet a valuable 140-acre
homestead, . located near Cottage
Grove, to the California A Oregon
Land Company.
The general land office held that
the applications o f Mr. Bast and the
California A Oregon
Company
wore filed simultaneooaly and ordered
that a drawing be made, The corpor
ation won. Mr. Rest is a peer nun
Dispatch, werte days . . . .10*0 a. m.
Dispatch, Sundays........ 11:00 a. m.
Relief ............................ 6:00 p. m.
Myrtle, from Myrtle Point .9:00 a. m.