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PROSPECTS
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Lest Tuesday Game Warden Fish
a mortgage on the Sitka
I brought down from Myrtle Point four
jpruce Co. mill here, is the
L*C. and Harry Becker, Lewis
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-ion, which employed T. J. Thrift as
*e and V n . R M I H I A A B
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Y esterd a y M orain e
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Fant Com- I been arrested by himself end Marshal
watchman for the plant. When
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It la a D aady— C oats p
reported that some of the
P u t T h a i Am ount In to
to the F ron t fat Ban-
Redell, of Myrtle Point, for breaking
County Court for Cnre-
was being loosened, preparatory to
I into the cabin of Chas. McCracken,
P la n t H ere
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removal, the company engaged A. J,
sar there, and taking a |
Sherwood to take the legal steps nec­
thor articles in the house.
Coquille's new Are truck arrived
T V Coquill« high achool basket haU
1» e cop, o f t V ardor w. .
essary to stop it.
The maeWnary
MoullUln 8ut"
Com
When the officers took -the
at the depot 1 m
Which WM to be moved was installed
!• preparing to expend $40,000
tile river this after- tV ir own *»>i> they found all kinds
and after being Unleaded end its tank iy the Coquill. Lumber Mills, but one “ W inding and improving its tight
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4° moot the Bandon team than 0f ^ j * meat, fresh end dried
filled with gas, it tfas driven all
condition of the
was that any ^ power service in Coquill« and
ht. Tomorrow evening t V North hldM „
town to show the citizens what the mprovementa made or Machinery in- «d lv e a t territory this spring and
five comes over here for the
Mr. Fish also secured a pie<
new apparatus looked like. The
itailed there should b e ls fth . ths mill •**'•***
< ¥ « * » « « 1 , ee that
kV fî. a> • d
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honM
jerky,
which they had sold to another
« company on this initial run con
termination o f the lease; and work on iu ,in<* here is expected to
North Bend wonjTOm the to- party. Th—. three
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hunt-
ed of Councilman Geo. Bettey, driver it sms in consequence of this
I begin in February.
|c“ * Bnr«* weexs ago hi a practice I ii:g
out 0f season, hunting with
It appearing that
Coos
Mayor V. L. Hamilton, Marshal Bert lion that Mr. Sherwood secar
a re­
T V first and most important change gam* but since that time Coquill« has Lu t a license, end selling
deer
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rat-
i has submitted a sworn state­
selling d<
Hollenbeck and E «D . Webb.
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win V to step t V voltage of our city
from Myrtle Point, 16 to 1*. on were laid before District
straining
ment claiming ever 2264 bone fide
It la a very completely equipped fin noval of I
lines up from 11,000 kilowatts to
i> letter's Boor, end Myrtle Point Fisher by t V game warder
subscribers within Coos county, fail­
truck, being mounted on an Oldsmo-
which will so materially incr
■ from North Brad lest Friday,
A t present t V men are waiting the ing. to state therein With reference to
bile chassU, the body end running
the capacity of our local system that
M ; so it looks as if t V Coquille action of t V grand jury, having bean October first lest as directed by sta­
gear painted red with black and gold
.t will V able to supply any
■had improved ur t V pest month bound over V f Justice S. A. Dodge
tute, and said publication is hereby
Next Wednesday, Feb. 1, to the date of additional manufacturing plants
trimmings. The letters “C. F. D .,'
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to p u t.tV skids under tV larceny charge.
requested to amend its sworn appli­ MM
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appear on either side.
for the annual meeting and election of
-V hay team. Likewise- they should
cation so as to comply with t V strict
loeVs of t V Coquill« Commercial I Then for better distribution of pow-
The Obenchain-Boyer
Bandra tonight for North
provision« o f t V tow.
consists of twe $6- gallon
Club and it Is Vped there will V « | er, an independent power line will V
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„ I nUrMl * • * « » • Collector CTyde G
In regard to the Southern Coos
pe
of
weeks
Huntley
informs
us
that
income
tax
tanks, with ehearitol hose, ladders, good attendance. T V club V s not
County American, published at Myr­
axes, picks, lanterns, etc., $ body led a vie« president since Dr. C. W.
T V increase of voltage
Point
last
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W " r tax
,wlt last
to 411
who so
tle
Point, no verification is given as
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U*t Saturday*
Sxturday adrhtMH night, 81 to b,Wta
IK * p«id
income^
year,
only
sufficiently large to carry all dm Sndicott removed to t V Bay last
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| ®oe* who U ve j^et graduated into to sabieriptinn list end requested that
rity*ir ftrrhdM , Itep af the rear Tor lum m trand HesH^s filling tSST o * e i system renders it
to ro-
is tra tod last
last | tk.
.u. class o f Income taxpayers will said application V accompanied by a
was demonstrated
firemen; handrails end a large driv- iV re will ba a ne
ineulate t V entire ppwsr line b
t V s tro n g ___ _ to write for blanks.
sworn statement ox affidavit to enti­
re^sry to elect
ban and Marshfield, putting on larg­ Arago high school
tle it to considrration with the other
The cost o f the treuk te the city
it i insulators. T V transformers
at tV gym here, 1$ to 9. T V
papers.
was $2$66 complete, the company
block north of t V Sentinel office will
, which played then was com-
Regarding t V circulation of the
paying the $100 freight bill from
eleo V changed so that instead of
l of Albert Oerding, Wilbur
Daily News published at Marshfield,
Portland.
throe o f 4$ kilowatt capacity as here­ Howe, Jackson Knife, Cyril McCurdy
it appears that skid affidavit setting
Just whom, besides Fire Chief Pete
tofore, tV re will V three of $60 kilo­ and Leyton Noeler.
They showed
forth the number of subscribers at
Miller, will be given a key to
watts each. T V forty watt trans­
966 dees not designate whether said
truck has not bean decided by the
Mrs. Dabs Rogers, the mother of formers will thee V used on the Uns
date pertain« of October first or not,
council, but it is absolutely essen1
lend guarding tV ir opponents
fiedl-Raatside, Kveiton and Bullards end directing that said printers, if
ra.v A. J. Sherwood, of this city, at M yrtle Point.
that more than on# or two nun have whose very serious illnasa resulting
With separate circuita for light and
The one place where they aggirafi farriM w*r* °>>*D*d bf **»•
w « d* tV y desire to compete in this mat­
keys with which to unlock the start­
m a stroke of apoplexy Saturday, power, there will atae V regulators te V weak wxaln shooting baskets
ter furnish a supplemental affidavit
ing mechanism, sad also that It not, Jan. 14, we V v e mentioned, failed sa the light circuit, so that our lights after e foul. 'o n ly <me°wssgaMde tos
Th* onlF *444«^ to r ^
covering t V subscription Mst ea to
be left unlocked for every Tom, Diek to Recover; but pissed sway last will V much mere uniform and the
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had Arsro
was M
Hayter,
who
s evening,
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tV data of October 1,' last
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and Harry to mokney with-
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iurday, her funeral taking place lights will V just a . brilliant through
Now at this tons than to presented
With practically all the streets in %t thsir Coos river home on Monday, jm entire evening eg they »«*—ny be-
victorious fo r there were at ” ,
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U> the court wVther or not t V pub-
Coquill# improved now it will be an _ s . Sherwood had been over there ¿rase about nine o’clock after t V peak
a dozen fouls
cm Coqaill«. For BulUrdl {,r r *
of each, all or any o f said
easy matter for this truck to reach luring the week's illness end Mr. load goes, off.
Arago played e mighty gaed game
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to
newspapers must V v s been continu­
any portion of the city in quick order, Sherwood and daughter, Delia, a
T V plants here that will hereafter
eade eight ef its points on fast
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and even the outlying district«, be­
work, but ttiMT didn't Ksva nnitfi
io r $226 A month tad W ll
raeeaks o f tV deceased, went ever be supplied with juice by an exclu-
diately preceding toe selection of
IL n u traET
• warded the contract
John M
Good
yond the ranch of city water, will
attend the funeral.
slve power line wfil V t V Johnson ^ speeo or thra
tne r toquine
loam.
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said newspaper, and such matter in-
have an added protection from the
Howe, Cyril McCurdy end
was $870 end Hagh B. La- rolvtag points e f taw is hereby re­
Mr. end Mrs. Regan were among lumber null, the Sitka mill. tV .V ra
chemical tanks whien are kept ready the pioneers of the county, coming eer plant, t V Oerding Myrtlewood Albert Oerding made the most of Co- neve 1 w“
ferred to t V District Attorney for his
. j| r instant usa.
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but
who niara I ’a m * A $ a five bids for operating opinion thereon end ell proceedings
e in 1670—fifty-two yean ago— factory and t V Nettle's warehouse.
quille’s a
• I V purchase o f a firs «ruck Is one
one fine m ss which I ^ . e TraV
it,
on t V ‘ EestsiV
ferry at
I were among t V first settlers on
Another w in will V aided to tV
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h d h ra
h«sounder age postponed to t V next
of the bast acts performed by the Coes river.
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Unee between V re and Myrtle Point,
regular meetiag of this court, to-wit,
present administration and It mag
In . Regan wee 18 yean o f age, making it a three-phase ciseuH, th>
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Dr. Jamas Richmond, of this dty,
vary easily save Ha purchase price at laving been hem *te 1888 hi New same as tV prenant one between V re
C. R- Wade, County Judge.
as awarded the contract for medical 1
one firs. Besides the reduction in Are fork State, and taxera four surviving and Marshfield. T V branch line from
John Ybekam, ’
insurance rates will be a saving in
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night's gams it I »arvic«« at t V JaD and county fhrm— |
Countv Commissioner
will V possible to predict whether Co- *1-60 s vtait at toe jafl aad $8.00 at
H. G. Kern,
ths farm.
County Coaunissioner.
8. M. Noeler got t V contrae" for
Lota of
furnishing groceries to
Community Public Sale
VChns. Zimmerman, e f Marshfield,
r, will V be- farm. He will sell flour end sugar
In ths Portland dailiaa aitici« have
was certainly out o f lock last Satur­
J.
L.
Smith has been working on a
of
North
Bend
at
tb®
wholesale
price
on
-the
day
of
recently been published «boot the ex­
day noon when V violated t V laws
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T sales end on all other groeerie^MjAl plan for several weeks io V id a Mg
era married 61 years an April 10, tension of the Un« of the California — -
o f t V road regarding keeping to the
monthly community rata in Coquill»,
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give a discount of six per cent.
'.Ml. They were married at Gran­ fi Oregon Power C. from Glendale to
right and allowed J. J. Stanley’s car
snd he has progressed far enough now
Tw oaty-O riC in Jriil
Two dance hall licenra. were i
ili«, Washington county, New York, Ipriafield, where it connecta with the
to strike his «midship. He drove in
to announce that the first sale will V
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was
to
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the
Powers
armory
aad
Mountain States linee, and through
rheh Mr. Sogers win SO years old.
from t V highway end instead of
The number incarcerated in Ja.ler
was toe T O- OfMMh, g f held early in February—the date to
-hem with the lines of the Portland Price's house of detention is now 21.
Ing a little west at the fisa linei
be announced next week. Stock of
Railway, Light and Power Company
ner, drove straight aerósa to t V ffcWt
n , court also appointed toe judges aay kind—horses, cattle, hogs, chick-
at Portland. The benefit of this con­ About half oftham are Torliquor taw
violations. T V last offsnderof this ^
el, r)u f „ ^
primary elec
vice Station corner and was bumped
nection between the lines of three
kind was Dewey Jaeksra, who wes tWj «priag.
V fo re Mr. Stanley could step. Zim
entirely distinct companies is that it
brought over from t V Bey this week
eourt n(M t^ ths sheriff’s
merman’s ear suffered very little dam
enables ail of them to get the benefit
age but Stanley’s front axle was brat
“ rlUn™ to **rT*
port e f taxes and redemptions oollec-
jf any surplus of juiee not being H*
jail and pay a fina of $260 for lolling ted> erron>ou, _____ ^
tj,e
and n spring torn loose. Neither car
used on the others. Keally it makes
complete amounts of collected and left
one system of the five or six. lines liquor.
Clyde Shumaker, who was arrested u n rooted as follows
-rom Portland to Sah Diego, afl of
for non-support of hit family, la to be
Por to . yrar 1 9 » rad up to Oct. 6,
vhich can he drawn on when any one
released if V can furnish « $600 bend 1P20
$8M484J6; uncollec
s short, so that there need never be
tod $141407 Aft.
a scarcity anywhere.
- For the year IMO sad up to Oct. 6,
In U m artielee noted it was further
IM I, collected $1,072,066.98; uricol-
f ta ted that the Coos Bay plants e f the
lected $198,482.21. m .
Mountain States company might also
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D E A r t fo l^ H
MRS. ROGERS
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CONTRACTS
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Pauline Bartlett Goes Horae
Mrs. Pauline Bartlett, the 17-year-
old w ife of Lawrence Bartlett, w V
was arrested with her husband and
Roy Thorpe to r robbing the Derby­
shire end other homes at the Bay,
has been released from jail hero on
t V condition that she will return to
the home e f her parents hi Tacoma,
Wash. She was turned over in charge
of her attorney, John C. Kendall, who
agreed to eee Huri s V toft for To­
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A Ay.
oney was received frost him par­
ents and a ticket has been purchased
to r her to leave at one«- As s V is a
miner the charges Were dismissed on
the condition that she go to her par­
ents. Her maiden name we* Bos
dick, s V says.
The Coquill« Base Ball Association
held a meeting Tuesday evening, when
A J. L. Holyvrosa was elected manager
and Arthur Berg secretary-treasurer
for this year. It is expected that a
meeting of the four county teams
will V held in U m near future.
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“ Spec” Keene is expected hack V re
this year and be will V t V playing
isger and captain. Other players
_ also V in g lined up for the coming
season and Coquille Will V
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Bay Con/ectioiiery
On Wednesday of this week Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Pollock took charge of
tV Bequet confectionery here, hav­
ing purelmasd it from Dr. end Mrs.
F. G. Bunch.
Mr. Pollock V s been
railroading Tor several years, with
headquarters at Marshfield, but de­
cided that V would rather V at borito.
His wife, formerly Madge Yoakam,
will V 'associated with him in coi
ducting toe business as soon as A sm
r Bayers finds some one to take her
place as deputy in Us office. T V
■e o f t V confectionery will here­
after V "Pollock’*” end the firm
Víame wtH V Pollock' and Pollock. -
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T V company recently
to handle tV Kinney properties at
t V Bay struck a snag in t V refusal
of Portland banks to make the ax­
iom.
T V latest
plan announced is to go ahead and
sell lots In me Kinney treet before
trita o f tax Hens; aad
t W ring
c r a n í court to soeept
than get
oe supplied from the surplus of tirisi
:hain of power plants in California
and Oregon. Mr. Page, the local re­
presentative o f the Mountain 8tates
here, says that he has no information
of any plan to connect the plants here
with the power lines in the Willamette
or Umpqua valleys,, but that he has
no doubt our Unas will later be bitched
up with the through power line up
We thought, what with the inter­
ference by high tides and low tides
vtth toe flow of electricity from its
Zoos Bay source to the distributing
at Coquille, we had learned
ill about t V ways in which the pow­
er goes off while one is trading a very
nteresting article or daring public
nestings and corn show frolics, but
as certainly V v e Warned something
Hood River, where a colony
A beavers industriously felling trees
18 inches in dtametor, “ put toe up-
jer'valley in darknses’’ last «Sunday ^
a the greet embarrassment of Sunday
light steadies.
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power in northern Californie andj*2™* *nd
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southern Oregon, which have been ,tin ■uin«* Judge Coke held Uet m-
I W H kJ *■» II— 0» *• O w « M f - ' k .
Californie Power Co. and stfll more to
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tliat may be.
! m<mded. but that in presenting only
Mr. Page ipforme us that the tariff | » « > pb
* * » d»imW clerk V h a d nut
of his company for the largest con- <*<*>• aH that a relher uncertain «
sumers of power runs as low ss «me- | confusing law required to got
half cent a kilowatt, though the taw -, bounty,
est to any Coquille consumer is one,
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T ifie d For Killing Deer
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j Jimmy
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and John
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"* ' Howard
Be1*00* as Club is selling score cards fog a pub­
Jcbn H uff two
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CVrtas
lic card party to V given at toe hont«
young men of toe Remote eetUoa,
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o f Mrs. J. A. OtfUier next Thursday
each paid a fine o f $60 and $1 eo*ta * • " • * " * ’
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evening, Fab. 2nd at 8*40 elelock.
before Justice E. A. Dodge, of Myrtto PrM« Jent* “ * #■
Funds o n needed to carry on t V
Point Tuesdey for killing deer out of
work o f civic improveuseut and ell
season.
The offensa was committed
who enjoy an evening’s «atorta le­
tV 18th of last November and com­
ant at canto are invited and araarsii
plaint was made then but the papers
a pleasant tone. Coke and ooffae will
did not get back from Salem until the
day ths new gerne warden took office.
ba served.
He Immediately went up thrae, found
plenty o f evidrae. and brought them
to Myrtle
roe at toe
look at toe
L. A. Pinkston, o f ths dairy farm of
?inkaton fi Young at Gravai Ford,
ras a esitar last Saturday. T V test
jf toe Pinkston fbsnüy—that is, his
to en and sisters—are located ia
V Middle West, in Missouri, Kansas
ind Oklahoma, aad arc in toe habit
of holding annual reunions. This sum-
they plan to esm« rat to pay
their Oregon brother a visit, and ask­
ed him to hunt a good swimming V I«
for toen*.
So V got a half doe-
la to mail them, aad
o f toe Bandon hnerh
hole he had chosen
Certainly that pond dora-
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Woman's Club Party
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Beavers Shut Off Lights
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