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LEO J. CARY
A Marshfield View
Hera is the way the Marshfield
Daily Nows writes up our Chautauqua
ruetion:
The manager of the Chautauqua
which showed at Coquille this year,
wrangled the citisene of that place
in a speech before one of the crowds
wh'eh attended the last sessions of
the chautauqua. The eitisens did not
know whether to order him out of
town, or havp him locked up. A dis­
cussion after the aasaion resulted hi
committees being named and the city
raised the necessary amount to put
another chautauqua over in 1922. The
fisniinsi sold this organisation w
perfected and the thing put over just
to show the manager that he was
charging the city wrongfully.
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Band on in Same Fix
Thpt the Chautauqua at Ban
apparent from the following in last
week’s Western World:
“Ths Chautauqus hors during ths
past weak was not a so
dally and will probably bo the last
attempt for several years. The pro­
gram put on by the Cadmaan
pany. was good but tharo was an ap­
parent lack of community
tion and ths undertaking fell short by
several hundred dollars. This amount
will be made up by the guarantors.
No effort was made to secure signers
for next year and «fudging from the
sentiment expressed by those who
backed the project this ;
hove no desire to giver the
ing farther trial. Deficits
incurred at the Chautauqua! held dur-
infl the past wank at North
Marshfield."
Wo an wondering just how the
people of Bandon would havi
■ponded if they hud received the
sort of castigation wo did at the
Lands of ths director there.
Restaurant Etiquette
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Alighted match to the wick and your
oil cookstove is instantlyready. It con­
centrate« clean, steady heat directly
on the cooking utensil.
No coal or wood to lug, or ashes to
«hovel out—« dean, cool kitchen free
from dirt and smoke.
To obtain beet results, use Pearl Oil
—the clean-burning, uniform kero­
sene—scientifically refined and re-
refined by a «pedal process.
Pearl Oil is sold by dealers «very-
where. For your own protection order
by name—Pearl Ofl.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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and Vases
Prices from
$1.35 to $4.95
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The marriage contract between
Cora Barker and Varner Barker waa
dissolved, and the mother was given
the custody of the minor children,
and the defendant ordered to pay $40
nth for their support and educa­
tion.
Agnes Cutler was granted n di-
orce from William C. Cutter and
was also given the custody of their
two minor children.
Maude McGhan obtained n decree
of divorce from her husband, Ben­
jamin McGhan, to whom she Van
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married Juno 29, 1904, at Saska­
toon, Canada. She waa also given
the custody of their minor child,
Waslsy McGhan.
In a case transferred from Curry
county to the court here, Mery Stein­
er wee granted n decree of divorce
from her husband, Harry Stainer. ,
Lillie Royer sake n decree of di­
vorce from John T. Boyer.
They
wore married at Myrtle Point on
January 27, 1912, and have one child.
The mother sake that ths child bn
awarded to her.
In the other case, Dora Ekberg,
who was married to James F. Eh»'1'
berg at Portland, Oregon, on Janu­
Five Years Gained
New Cases in Court
ary 9, 1920, accuses bar husband of
July U—Virgil E. Keyt vs. David
Last weak tha editor wrote an item
cruel and inhuman treatment alleging I Ault alKj r . j . Conroy,
to the same tenor and effect as tha
that he haa an ungovernable tamper July' 14—Arthur M. Vineyard vs. following, but fearing it might seem
and cursed and abused her, and kick- Edns p. Vineyard. Suit for divorce. exaggerated and egutisical, ha killed
ed her on various occasions because I j uiy J 7 —Agnes Cutler vs. W. C. ¡it before It got into type. But he
she would not help him In the illicit Cutler. Suit for divorce. The ease , finds it has got to be said for the
manufacture of liquor.
I came up for bearing the next day, sake of others and not lb 0 » y B
the defendant stipulating that the of boastfulness.
Death of P. L . Phelan
case might be tried in his abi
We haven’t found the long-sought
fountain of youth by any man­
P. L. Phelan, one of the best The divorce was granted and
known raaidants of the county, died I plaintiff given the cudtody of the ner of nseeais, but we really feel five
yean young than we did a month ago.
last Monday at the Smedbuig si
tarium, a few days after aa opera-1 Jnly 17—Cheater F. L. Wilson vs. What did it 7 Simply drinking some
spring water that cost ns only ton
tion developed that Us case was with- Alien E. Wilson. Bait for divorce,
out hope. Mr. Phelan waa aOicted July 17—W. P. Grundy
Frank York shillings and wasn’t anything, to
brag of as to flavor at that. Thou­
with cancer.
J. Fish.
He had bean a resident
of the inly 12—Dora Ekberg vs. Jamss F sands of people in Europe, though,
United States for 21 years, a m ajor I Ekberg, Suit for divorce,
have spent small fortunes to got a
portion of which waa spout in Coos July 12—Lillis Roger vs. John chance to drink very similar water at
county.
Thomas Rogsr- Suit for divorce.
the famous Carlsbad Spa. This wa­
The deceased was bora in Nova
July 20—Mary V. 8hull, now Mary ter gives tbs system an Internal
Beotia, 61 years ago. Ho leaves a V. Luttrell, vs. Roy O. Dye
cleansing and may do others on the
wife, Mrs. Rose Phelan, and two | Charley Anderson,
shady side of three score a lot of
good. We haven’t felt so firm on our
children, Preston and Roan» all of
font or moved about with so much
After residing in Myrtle Point fori J o], 16—Wm. M. Carlfle and Grace ease far many moons as since drink­
me years. ha took up work with Elisabeth Wise, both of Myrtle Point ing this real ellxar vitae. We have­
the Sneith-Powers company at Pew-1 They were married by Rev. C. 0. n’t been asked fo advertise it and have
ere and waa on# of .tha company's | Jennings at his residence in Myrtle professional scruples about giving
something for nothing; but we know
Point the same day.
ad him from eoatiaung Us deties.
I j u)y 17—Samuel Hayee and Ethel there must be a great many elderly
Mr. Phelan waa a Mason and was z. Smith, both of Powers.
They people whose veins and arteries are
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post master of Myrtle lodge at Myr- were married the same day by Jus­ getting dogged aa ours wars.
any one earns enough about knowing
tin Point
tics J. J. Stanley at his office bore.
Throughout Coos county the name July 17—Hugh Thomas Finlay and where this orator cam# from to ask
at ths deceased waa always ssasaiat- Alda L. Vo well, both of Coquille. us, we will freely give them the in­
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ed with sporting events that warn on ¡They were married the same day by formation.
the sqaara. He was an admirer of I Justice J. J. Stanley ut his office 1
all sports and particularly at horse
July 12 George Lee Parker
Kill the Slug Now
racing and boxing. Ho waa often Bertha B. Vineyard, both of East
For the information of those whom
cherry trees, like oars are suffering
matches*iiTtL^Iera'IUm^iiuI
Probate Court Items
mb slugs, we quote the .following
name stood for honesty of purpose
Arthur ElHngsen was last Monday Bern the Cottage Grove Sentinel:
among his friends and nsgmiatanem. appointed executor of the will of his
Slugs are bothering cherry tram
The funeral was bald with all Ma- father, the late CHe Peter Ellington, and giving considerable worry to or-
■»ni. honors Wednesday — —‘-g at of Parkersburg. Goo. T. Moulton, J. ehardiata. Fruit Inspector Stewart
the Wilson chapel at Marshfield. The W. Miller and WM. Betty« were ap- state« that thpy can be easily con­
Blanco ledge of Marshfield had charge pointed appraisers of ths estate trolled by spraying. For tram which
of the obsequies at the chapel, and his | which Is sstfaaatad to consist of $4,- era in bearing, tha lone-sulphur solu­
hom# lodge. Myrtle, at tha grave. 006 in real property and 21420 per- tion should bo used at tha ratio of one
The interment was at 8unset come- sonal.
gallon to 100 gallons at water. Where
tery.—News.
| A petition was Mad by B. D. Pul- there is no fruit on the trees, use «pa
ford yesterday in the matter of the pound of load arsenate to 60 gallons of
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tige of foliage from the tram unless
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spraying is dona at ones. If tha dugs
of
are permitted to remove the foliage
the tram will bear no fruit next year.
of tha College of Business i .H«*|ltt
Administration of tho Univsrsity of emlästern by the remartable
Valuable Boll Injured
Washington and will ba ready for die-1 that to socourage a pupU “la |
The prise $2000 bull at the county
tribution in August
ramblm wtth Ella or HaoUtt throngb farm suffered a broken leg one day
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ky-ways of Uterature is to put a this week. Dr. W. V, Glaieyer w m
Tho book was wrltten jotnuy a j weapöB lDt0
hands of thone crtUca
out of town, having gone on a trip to
Parker K. Gaird, a Spokaae engineer, who
the Engllsh teacber
n, ehsmist with a g pedsnt of a dllettsnte and to Canada and there being n
tan available, Dn Richmond w m
l eompany. It is I hasten th« ex ödes of College men fr
tat uao in the mp-| the liberal arte coans." Th# thlng to
He set the animal’s leg in a
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The divorce court 1* several Us
■heed o f the marriage license burea
here this week, seven divorcee having
granted bjr Judge Coke on To
day and two more having bean aal
in the Circuit Court, ns follows:
Lola Fan Webb was gran tad a
divorce from her huabaifd, Harold
Webb, to whom aba waa married in
Vancouver, Washington, July 14,
1920. Her maiden name, Lola Para
mith, wee restored to her.
Grace I . McGrow waa given n do­
me of divorce from her husband,
John D. McGrow, end waa given the
custody of their minor children, Nora
M.. Phillis L. end Robert L. McGrnw.
defendant wee ordered to pay to
the clerk |M e month for the fnrture
and education of the minor children.
Charles Elton Metlin was granted
n divorce from hie wife, Jeanette
Metlin, to whom bo was married in
Vancouver, Washington, on Juno 12,
The following editorial item which
wo clip from tha Oregon Journal,
gives a novel view of conditions in
>mo Portland restaurants:
If w rfte» and wattraasa* would
refrain from arraugfa« their hair
and picking their tooth with thsb
fingers in the presence of their cus
tomers they could bo forgiven for
ticking their thumb# into the soup
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Making a New Map
The government is engaged in mak­
ing a hydrographic and geodetic sur-
Gape Blanco to some point
north of Marshfield in order to locate
the salient points along this port at
the coast This is the first accurals
survey to be mode kora, end will bo
followed by s topographical
This accurate information will be of
great value to the
along this
C. D. Mooney, of Washington, D. C ,
as charge Of the work here. His thors to
headquarters are m the government
ship Lydonia, which is stationad at
Mr. Meanay is enthusiar
tic over the state of Oregon, especial-
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The Sentinel and the Oregon Fa
k « «h» «O -1*■**. *• to study authors
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whom are represented In this rolume
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plaster east and the last reports had
it that the animal w m gettin g along
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