THB COQUILLE V A L L E Y S K N T IN lL , COQUILLE, OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER Î L 1*21-
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direct from the manufacturers tary bankruptcy hi the perfume buair professor, the Brasilian emperor and
eliminate the profits of the job- ness.
The governor calihly handed the centennial judges together on that
,1 b e « and wholesalers. r '
back tKe rifle and said “Poor little sweltering summer afternoon forty-
And The Cnquilis Herald
• o o o p a p e r in a a o o o to w n ' The latter protested and threatened thing ” and np doubt wished that five years ago.
to quit Itandling the pftxlpets o f man- | should he elect to remain in polities
b y h . tr . y o u n g :
A fter reading the above the Sentin
ufacturars who dealt with the 88 ‘he might be rid o f political skunks as
grocers.
el editor recalls that h e ' spent some
Subscriptioa Ratee
•Uy.”
The federal tnbfcrcommission found
time at Rio Janeiro in 1873 while Dom
One Year ..........
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Six Months ................................... 1.00 that the jobbers were i n effect con
• THE THING T A L K E D
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Pedro was emperor. There was a
Three Months . . . . . . . , . , : ..................60 spiring in restraint o f trade and de
T he editor e f the Sentinel did n ot severe epidemic o f yellow fever at
No subscription taksn unless paid
fo r in advance. This rule is impera creed that the 8B grocers did, in fact, visit the Centennial Exposition at the time and the emperor visited the
constitute jobbers to themselves. The Philadelphia in 1876. That was his marine hospital at Jura Juba and ex
threw
court has now upheld that verdict.
first year as a news papas publisher, horted the patients, who were mostly
Advertising Rates
foreign vessels
and he was sticking to the job o f from the crews^>of
_
Display
advertising,
20
cents
The cbyote bounty 1h'Curry county making enough money to p ay out on In the harbor, to keep u y their co u r -
per inch, less than 6 inches, 26 cants has been reduced from $75 to $60,
the second half o f the Galva Journal, age.
per inch. No advertisement inserted
Another recollection is o f a little
for less than 50 centa. Reading no The $75 rate has been in effect since which he purchased that year. But
tice« 6 cents per line; under Minor January first, and during, the nine on his visit to Philadelphia last month later,tim e when we were publishing
Mention, 10 cents per line.
Want months since that the total amount he did spend some tim e in the build» the "Galva, Illinois, Journal, two years
advertisements one cent a word. No o f bounty paid was $6,075 fo r 81 coy
ing that houses a good many o f the after the- centennial episode noted
reading notice, or advertisement o f
Perhaps fo r ■above. It was then we first heard the.
any kind, inserted fo r lest than 26 otes, or over six per cent o f the total Centennial exhibits.
cents.
' | amount o f money raised by taxation that reason he wants Sentinel readers sound o f a human voice not- conveyed
in Curry county this year. Comment to enjoy the follow ing story about the through, the air. We had heard, o f
e O fln ClWner Second and Taylor Sts. ing on this subject the Gold Beach Re early days o f what is now a household the telephone and rigged up an ama
porter says:
j& V f'
teur device with two small tin cans
necessity:
Entered at the O x itile Postofflce
as receivers. They were connected by
Second Class fefl Hatter. .
According to the 1921 tax rolls
The recent announcement that Phil a piece o f cotton string knotted at
there were lb,649 sheep in Curry adelphia will hold an exposition In the end for which holes had heen
Referring to the Arbuckle ca
county, having a total assessed valu 1926 to commemorate the 150th an punched in the bottoms o f the cans,
some one puts it in a nutshell with ation o f $42,320. Figuring on an av
niversary o f the signing o f the Decla We heard words through that string*
the statement that “ the fa t’s in the erage levy oi 22 mills, the taxes re
ration o f Independence recalls
too.
ceived from these sheep amounted to episode Of the centennial exposition in
Are."
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$931, about a seventh o f what has 1876— perhaps the most dramatic in
Tillamook county’s boys and girls
W e heard two well known Coquille been paid in bounty to protect them.
cident in the history o f American Calf clubs lead the state, says the
men talking Chinook jargon to each The total amount received in taxes
Headlight, representing the main
\
other a few days ago. A good many from all the livestock in the county science..
Alexander Graham Bell had been breeds o f cattle, and number over 400
o f the old tuners here can still make figuring on s basis S t a 22-mill levy,
exhibiting his telephone instrument member*. Tillamook also leads with
themselves understood in that dialect is only $ 7 ,6 2 3 .«. which amount will L
some tim e but it had not a t t r a c t « a dairy calf clubs, of 73 members. The
in which they used ).o communicate riot be sufficient to cover the bounty
serious
attention. Through the e f clubs have held six meetings during
with the natives.
expehse before the close o f the year.
forts o f Gardiner G. Hubbard, one o f the present year, and there is much
%The vital question, howver, is, are
good natvred • rivalry between th j
That threatened railrotfi strike is the coyotes actually being extermin the most enthusiastic o f Bell’s small
elubs which represent the three prin
not only a strike against wage reduc ated by reason o f the $75 bounty.' I f gfoup o f supporters, the exposition
cipal breeds..
,
tion but alao a strike against the so, it- should to* carried through, but if judges had promised that, while mak-
Their work this summer has em
.
.ing
their
rounds
o
f
the
exhibits
on
a
American people and the United the county m ult
braced picnics, judging parties and “a
States government. I f it takes place indefinitely, it [should be cut off at I certain Sunday afternoon, they would
county wide judging contest which oc
stop
fo
r
a
few
minutes
to
examine
the result will decide whether A few once.
The mem-
the instrument displayed by the young curred last September,,
hundred thousand man in railroad or
e
f
vrical'
Kfifoj&rarSow-
to
care
for
their
calves
ganizations .are biggur than U n ctfj
and how to exhibit them at the fair.
physiology.
Sam.
Henry L. Benson, associate justice
Moreover, many Tillamook girls
■In “ The History o f the Telephone,”
The homing Arbuckle trial a } San o f the Oregon supreme court, died at Herbert Cass on gives a graphic dea now excel in cookjng and canning and
Francisco isn’t so much to decide his home in Salem, at 12:25 Sunday Icription o f the scerie in the exposition sewing, and needlework, and various
building and o f the tense moment other'useful work and ace thus, fit
whether he is responsible fo r the morning, at' the age o f 67 years
Justice Benson half been ailing for which followed the arrival o f the ting themselves for lives o f useful
death o f Virginia Rapp«, as to settle
ness and resposnibility,
the question whether something can the past two years with s growth in judges.
"When SundAy afternoon arrived,”
be done to salvage the tw o million dol the chest, o f which he Could not be re
1
A new telephone cable across the
lars’ worth o f his films that went into lieved by an operation because o f its he writes, “ Bril was at his little table.
nervods, yet confident. But hour after Detroit River, connecting that city
the scrap heap after the events o f that proximity tflth * heart: Ith a d
patry at the St. Francis hotel were been within the past few weeks, how- hour went by,-and the judges did not with Windsor, ,Ont., recently put "in
ever, that h ji condition was regarded |arr¡ve
The day was intensely hot, I operation, is said to b e the largest in
made public.
serious.
He returned only last I , ncj they had many- wondirs to ex-J the world. It contains 408 pairs o f
The assessment rolls o f Curry Thursday from a trip to California, | ^ ¡ ne
Therq was the first electrfc | wires, is three and five-eighths inches
county this year show a total o f a ¡'where he had gone in the hope o f ob- ¡ light, and the first grain-binder, and I'in diameter, 3,000 feet long and
little more than five million dollar«. I tain ing relief, and took to his bed im- the musical telegraph o f Elisha Gray, ¡weighs 50,870 pounds
Farm and pasturage lands to the mediately upon- reaching home.
and the-marvellous ei^iibit o f print-1 The use o f this cable will permit
Early Saturday morning it was re
amount o f 173,838 acres, valued at
7 telegrams shown by the Western direct trunk line connection between
$1,486,740, compote nearly one-fourth alized that the end was only a matter Union Company. By the timé they ixteen central offices. It will also
ox this, while brush and timber land o f h ou n , and members o f his fam ily came to Bell’s table, througlva litter carry 600 conversations simultaneous
amounting td 191*428 acres valued at were summoned to his bedside.
o f school-desks and blackboards, the ly. -
-
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"
,
Funeral services were held a t the hour was seven o’clock, and every
$2,266,400 make about half the county
The laying of tjie cable is in anti
total. Town lots account fo r $206,240 First ^feth odist church o f Salem man in. the party was hot, tired, and cipation o f Detroit’s telephone needs
Tpesday afternoon at 2:80 o ’clock hungry. Several announced their in up- to 2,000,000 population.
faore.
„
— — fa—
with Dr. R. N. Avison delivering the tention o f returning to thei;' hotels.
sermon and Judge W allace McCamant One took up a telephone receiver |
Resolutions deploring the “ ruinoi
Auto repairing a specially at Gra
effect o f the divorce evil" were adopt of Portland paying a tribute to the looked at it blankiyT and put it down
ham’s
Garage.
Satisfaction guaran-
memory
o
f
the
departed
jurist
in
be
ed unanimously at the meeting o f the
again. He did not place it to hia M r .,
Presbytery o f Portland last week. half o f th e Oregon bench and bar. Another judge made a slighting re-
The Presbytery decided that before Burial wqa in the Mount Rest Abbey mark which raised a laugh at Bell’s
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
receiving into its membership any mausoleum.
expense.
Then > a most marvellous
Judge Benson served' as Circuit thing happened— such an incident as
minister who has himself been di
vorced, or whose w ife has been di Judge o f the Josephine • Jackson - would make a chapter in “ The Arab In the M atter.iff the Assignment of
Annie Burkholder, for the Benefit
vorced, the details o f the divorce shall Klamath- Lake county district fo r 14 ian Nights Entertainments.”
9 f Creditors, to Nick John-
y
e
a
n
;
and
in
1914
was
elected
to
tho
be thoroughly examined by the judi
*
son. Assignee.
“ Accompanied by his wife, ih e i m
Notice is Jjeerby given that Nick |
Supreme bench and in 1920 was re press Theresa, and by a bevy of. cour
cial committee o f the Presbytery,
elected without opposition, having be tiers, the Emperor o f Brazil, Don Johnson, Assignee In the above en -1
Oregonian.
titled mutter, has filed his final ac- i
gun his second term this year.
Pedro de Alcantara, walked into the count in the Circuit Court, o f t h e '
Referring to what we said last
room, alvanced with both hands out County o f Coos and State o f Oregon, j
week about oil prospects at Edmon
OLCOTT AND THE SKUNK
stretched to the bewildered Bell, and upon the sale of the property o f said i
ton, Alberta, the follow ing news item
Editor C. E. Ingalls in Corvallis Ga exclaimed: ‘Professor Bell,I am de Assignment for the settlement and I
closing o f said Assignment and Es- j
from that place just received, is apro zette-Times writes in his usual d e : lighted to see you again.’ The judges
tate; that said Circuit Court by the
pos:
r
lightful style of Governor Olcott’s pt once forgot the heat and the fa Hon. John S. Coke, judge thereof, has \
Advices from Fort Norman are to ■celebrated execution o f a skunk:
tigue and the hunger. W ho bras this se« Tuesday, the 22nd day o f Novcm-
the effect that the Discovery well o f
“ Speaking of the governor— he has young inventor, with the pale com ber, 1921, at the hour o f ten o’clock
A. M., as the day and time, and the 1
the 'imperial Oil Company is produc eut another notch in his gun. Julius
plexion and black eyes that he should Circuit Court room at the CourtI
ing eight barrels o f high grade oil a Meier’s gardener informed him that
be a friend o f emperors? They did House in Coauille, C oqs County, Ore-1
day. The company is drilling three he had trapped a skunk and wanted to not know, and for the moment Bell gon, as the place for hearing any ob- !
new wells, one. at Bear Island, 100 know how to kill it. Various sugges
himself had forgotten, that Dom Pe- jections that may be made to said]
final account and to the settlement
miles south o f the Arctic Circle in the tions w e f f offered, but no one volun
dro had once visited Bell’s class of and closing o f said Assignment and i
Fort Norman region, one on the op teered to choke the anim
H*. deaf-mutes at ^oston University. He said Estate.
posite side o f the Mackenzie river to Meier brought down a rifle, A visit-1 was especially interested in such hu
Dated this 21st day o f October,
1921.
^
‘Fort Norman and the third about ten ing card was placed on a target. He
manitarian work, and had recently
Nick Johnson,
tollies north o f F ort Norman.
punctured the card several times him helped to organize the first Brazilian ,
4(H6
Assignee.
s e lf at a distance o f 20 yards. Several school for deaf-mutes at Rio de Jan
The Sentinel has at tim er noted others tried it, but none was willing eiro. And so, with the tall, blond-
FORECLOSURE SALE
the very small number o f pupils o f to risk his eum should the skunk be bearded Dom Pedro in the center, the
Notice is hereby given, That under
school s g s to be found in some Coos turned loose. Mr. Meier offered to assembled judges and scientists— there
county school districts but Mrs. Mary buy the gardener a new suit o f clothes were more than fifty in all— entered and by virtue o f an Execution and
Older o f Sale issued out o f the Cir
Fulkerson, the county school superin
he would take the thing away and . with unusual zfcst into the p roceed -, cuit
State o f Oregon
for
. _ Court o f the ---------------------
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tendent o f Marion county, tells a kill it. ,The gardener said, ‘ I resign.’ ing8 0f this first telephone exhibi-
“ f C.°°* °P l 1*. 8«> day o f
story that goes the limit k> that line. We Suggested to the governor that tion
*
,
«Via
J 921, j-n * c,ertB.,n cause m
1
- -
^
|won‘
I said Court pending wherein C. A . De-
She says:
funder the new capital punishment
“ A * ir e had been strung from one I Long and Sarah L DeLonr
„L in .
The Rodue school district, near De measure he was the legally elected sx- 0f the rooms to the other, and while I tiffs, and James Bert and lylv ia Bert
troit, has two pupils this year, for ecutioner fo r the state and that it was Dr. Bell went to the transmitter, Dom husband and wife, are defendants;
the instruction o f whom the teacher up to him to have % criminal exe- |
tooit up
UD the
^ receiver
receiver and
and placed
Dlarod I I c:*“ .V*0' 5735' o f ».'«I Court an?
and c?m
com- -11
Pedro took
receives a monthly salary o f $90. In cuted or to issue him a pardon.
It to his ear. ft was a moment o f d e e e rib « real p r o p it y to Í S k f y the
the Harmony district, one mile south
“ ‘ I have pardoned too many skunks tense expectan cy.' N o one knew clear-1 sum o f $174.41 with interest at 10 '
o f Monitor, the enrollment consists o f already,” said the governor. 'L et the
ly what was about to happen, when P®1 cent
October 4, 1921, and
two girls and a boy. The teacher in law take its course.’
the Emperor, with a dramatic gw tare,
J * 0.-®0 ? nd l oats •nd
f this district receives $100 a month.
“ With that he took the rifle in his
raised his head from the receiver and accruing eotsa, ^ W I L L ^ ^ S A T u ' r 4
The Abiqua Heights district has six hand. *1 used to use one o f these
exclaimed with a loo^ o f utter I DAY, THE 19th DAY OF NOVEM-
pupils this year as agninrt one pupil things fairly well,’ he said.
He
amaxement: ‘My God— it talks!’ ”
BER. 1921, at the hour o f 11:00
last year. Lhst year the school board marched down to the trap,— not too
Casson tells vividly how the judges I
in
forenoon o f said day at
sent the lone pupil, a little girl, to close, say 16 yards. The rest o f the
remained until ten o’clock that night I
Count y Court
* Portiand^at the expense o f the school bunch tell further back.
listening by turn, at the telephone; f c ,
7 f
Q u i l f e ; C oo.
district.
uountg, Oregon, offer for sale and
“ I f-y o u ’ll tip the box 111 take a how the crude instrument was tra n v I -C
» at ’. public
. 0^ on’
,offer to toT.
and
•at was tra n s-1 se|i
auction,
the highest
whirl at him,’ said the governor to ferred the next morning
g
to
a
posiUon
and
best
bidder
for
cash
in
hand
all
It has been the custom o f a largo the gardener. Coming from the gov-
____
o f nonor in
the judges’ ’ pavilion,
________ _ and I «• • • rifflit,
.
title and interest o f tho said
percentage o f Manufacturers and jo b ernbr, the gardener took the suggeex I ^
H b«eam e~the7tar a tt r itio n
defendants m
in and to the following
folio
'■»-'endants
ber« to dictate the prices at which re tion as an executive order.
d e fa m Ibed
ed —
real property, to-wit:
(
I the centennial.
The i Northwest quarter o f Vthe-'
t a i ls « should sell tveir w a n s, and to
.
\
* handk I There were days of discouMgwnent, | South' east quarter and the SouW-
refuse to furnish them unless list v
he Upped the box trap, k e e p ,., R be- Lonths and y e .« of disappointment,
quarter o f
the
Northeast
prices were maintained. In California tw e«. him and the opening for his brfore ^
M l bv* ^ OB ^
, u„
S « t i« > 9 in Township 29
the Los Angeles Co-operative Growers odorif.ro«. akonMp. The bjnriTdar-1 r ^ i t i o n . but the development that
<rf the Wiliam-
Association has just won a signal vic
ed animal merged, b «
M« brought about a naUon-wide tel*
tory over the jobbe*c and manufactur
a
“ .v
* 1 ? v l x t i,th # r i**|l>bon. system. Unking tho most fis-
Said sale being made subject to re-
ers In the Federal Court o f Appeals snd
pay them his sk»mky homage, the m ot« c o m e n o f the country and serr-
at Ban Francisco.
lawH>t,° n ín
m*nner provided by
The $8 grocers, belonging to that ering on the grass with a bullet began with tho curious tu n of fate
Dated October 13th. 1921.
association proposed to buy their through hia head, goo« iato in volt». I which brought the
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Boots are
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rubber and fabric in
to one solid piece.
A pairofV acB oots
wffl give you reel foot
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