The Coquille Valley sentinel., December 21, 1923, Page 5, Image 5

COQUILLE. OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1923.
1923, the date of the last publication
If you want to subscribe for a Port­
thereof being February 1, 1924.
land daily the clubbing combination
Owing to the removal of John S.
Berg A Morgan,,
offer with the Bentinel will qgve
Coke to Portland some time ago to
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
you
money.
•
Uke up his duties at U. 8. district
Residence and postefllce address,
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attorney,«and W. 8. Chandler figuring Coqille, Oregon.
NOTICE OF RALE OF CITY DC;
on spending more time in southern
PROVEMENT BONDS '
UT COURT OF TÏ
THE Z
California, it ia possible that they IN THE CIRCUIT
STAT*
OF
OREGON,
IN
AND
«nay dispose of their interests in the ' .
FOR THE COUNTY OF
Notice It hereby given that the
Chandler hotel property. Mr. Chand­
COOS
City of Coquille, Coes County, Ore­
I
ler
will probably establish a home in
gon, a municipal corporation, pur­
suant to the Provisions of Chai
V
California but will continue to spend Hoary Reese, Plaintiff.
’
“CHRISTMAS GREETINGS”
of Title XXVI <rf Lord’s
n,
part of each year here.
,
and the provisions of
to
Messrs. Coke and Chandler are Jessie -Reese, Defendant
inclusi
75, inclusive,
of an act enacted by
SUMMONS
two of the biggest individual stock­ Te Jessie Reese, the ahov» named de- the People of the City of Coquille at
I holders in the Chandler hotel.—Times
the General Election held on the 12th
You pre hereby required to appear day of May, A. D„ 1918, has issued
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aid answer the complaint, filed Five Improvement Bonds, Series Gl,
They Killed Four Bears
against you in the above entitled suit for the improvement of Fourth Street
It Was a successful bear hunting on or before the 2nd day of February, beginning at Henry Street and con­
necting with the present bridge on the
trip that Omer Miller, Claude Walker 1924, said date being after the ex­ County Road on said Henry Street
piration of six weeks from the date
and Deputy Game Warden John of the «rst publication of this sum­ ar.d running east to Division Street;
Adams concluded last Friday, when mons, and il you fail to so appear thence North on Division Street one
they returned frpm Silver creek, with and answer said complaint, or other­ block to the City Park property, com­
r
Burned to Death .$•
monly known as Patterson’s Grove,
the hides of four targe black animals. wise plead thereto, for want thereof,
We are learning all the while how The men had with them on the trip the plaintiff will apply to the. Cwrt within the corporate limits of thtf City
the relief prayed for in his com of Coquille. Bond number 1 of said
many different risks the people take half a dosen splendid bear hounds, for
plaint, to-wit: that the marriage and series being in the sum of *96.76, and
who go on to the highways with ears. evsky one of which gave a good ac­ marriage contract noy existing be­ bonds numbered 2 to 5, inclusive, of
said series being in the sum of *500.00
The following tragic story from'As­
count of itself. The hunters had nd tween the plaintiff and defendant be each, and all of said bonds bear in­
dissolved
and
for
such
other
and
fur
­
toria recalls the somewhat similar one unusual thrills. This is the second
ther relief as to the Court may seem terest st the rate of six per cent per
we recently published from The visit to Silver dreek of hurting par­ just
•nqum, from the 1st day of Decem­
and equitable in the premises.
Dalles:
The grounds upon which said relief ber, A. D., 1923, pursuant to and sub­
ties with similar success in the past
to oaseu ill' said complaint, to deser­ ject to the provisions of said Chapl
few weeks.—Gold Beahh Globe.
V and the Charter of the City of f.
tion.
Mrs. George B. Demers was per­
quille and the provisions in it
This
summons
is
served
upon
you
haps fatally burned as the result of
For Another Chain Store
by publication thereof in the Coquille bonds contained.
Said bonds will be sold for the
an automobile accident on the Col­
Valley Sentinel, pursuant to an order
A report that could not be verified of thq Honorable R. H. Mast, Judge highest price obtainable, but for not
umbia highway near Globe yesterday.
less than par and accrued interest and
The machine tan off the road, plung­ in afloat today to the effect that the of the County Court of Coos County, payable in lawful money of the Unit­
Oregon, made, dated and entered on
50x100
foot
property
east
and
across
ing down the embankment and pin­
the 2nd day of November, 1923, in ed States of America.
Sealed written proposals for the
ning her beneath it She lay there the street from the Noble theatre in the absence of the circuit judge from
for 12 hours unable to m^ve while Marshfield is to be sold to the Wool­ the county, which said order requires purchase of said bonds or any of
them, accompanied by certified check
acid from the battery dripped steadi­ worth, well known 5, 10 and 15 cent that the date of the first publication in the sum offered or United States
of
said
summons
shall
be
on
the
21st
store
owners.
The
property
is
now
ly on her face and shoulders, sear­
day of December, 1923. the date of money order, or lawful money of the
ing her flesh in a frightful manner. occupied by an electric store.—Coos »the last publication thereof being United States will be received and
Bay* Harbor.
same - opened
and
considered
Friday, February 1, 1924.
and
the
sale
thereof
made
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Berg
A
Morgan,
To Have Everlasting Piles
by the Mayor and City Recordee
After working one extra hour a
Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
Kitchen Queen and Cabinets
the City of Coquille, upon and af­
Mayor Keiser, of North Bend,
Residence and post office address, of
day for some time, the Coos Bay
ter the 24th day of December, A D.,
Dressers, Oak and Fir
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• states that the city engineer has plans Lumber company, or the Smith mill, Coquille, Oregon.
perfected and arrangements made for as it is known more familiarly, went
be made to person first filing propos­
Mirrors, 7x9 to 16x24.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
al, -and if made at same time to either
the construction of the city dock, and back to an eight hour day last week
Brooms 75c to 11.25
"Sr
any
of
such
equal
bidders.
Notice is nereuy given tnat the
that work is to be commenced within and for the present will continue on
By order of the Common Council of
Coxnxuuu Council oi uie City ox Co-
* short time.
Sanitary
Couches and Beds
that schedule. The men were mak­ quuie, Goos county, Oregon. wul re­ said City of Coquille and dated this
One of the deterring features has ing extra money working nine hours. ceive sealed was lor pipe-iu-place m 7th day of December, A DM 1923.
A few Kegs left, 5, 10, 15, 30 and 50 gal.
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J. 8. Lawrence,
been regarding a machine to encase
previously dug trench xrom walker
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City
Recorder.
Sanitary
Cota and Pads
oieea so Kina creek Vam accord­
the pilingB in cement, which is to
protect them against toredoes. This IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ing u> me plans and snocuicauons
Good Sewing Machines for 18, 610, *12 each—
oc toe City Engineer oi Sam eny n.eu
STATE OF OREGON ,IN* AND
machine has been purchased at a cost
ui um oUice oi tne City Eecoruer on
FUR THE^CXHJNTY OF
which is cheaper than renting.
of about *1000. It is operated by
toe 11 tn day of uecemuer, xaka, con­
tract to inciuue making ox back-fills,
compressed air, and this portion of
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umiuiug tresues, concrete dam at in­
the rig is to be supplied by Kruse A Oslo Joyoe Psomas, Plaintiff,
case and such ocher work and mater­
Banks. The machine compresses the
I
ial as saown in said pians and speci-
cement into the piling firmly and Dimitries Psomas, Defendant.
ucauons;
all
material
xurmaued
wnen
_
.
8UMMONS
quickly. Engineer Cavanaugh says To Dimitrius Psoras, the above nam­ worn done co be under tne inspection
- E, L. VINTON
anu subject to toe approval ox in«
that pilings so treated and properly
ed defendant:
Registered Civil Engin
city
engineer
during
uie
progress
oi
set should last indefinitely.
You are hereby required to appear worn.
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Surveys,
Maps A Estimates
a»d answer the complaint filed
nma are requested on one or more
against
you
in
the
above
entitled
suit,
TeL
Res.
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Office 65J
First Vessel From England
an oi the lollowing Kinds of pipe,
on or before the 2nd day of February, ox
lo-wit:
Coquille,
Ora,
The English steamer St. Dunstan, 1924, said date being after the ex­
WINTER SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER W, 1928
¡to gauge 6 inch guaranteed rust
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direct from Liverpool, docked Tues­ piration of six weeks from t*e date prool xumco” Ingot iron, 160 feet
SERVICE WHEN YOU TRAVEL
of the first publication of this sum­
day morning at the Cooe Bay Lum­ mons, and if you fail to so appear oeau, to ue guaranteed lor five years
GRANT CORBY
BY COAST AUTO LINES STAGES FOR
ber company mill to load lumber. 4 and answer said complaint,»or other­ against leakage wicn ♦¿zOu.OO bond
Attorney at Law
MARSHFIELD - COQUILLE-MYRTLE POINT - ROSEBURG-
She la »aid to be the first vessel to wise plead thereto, for want thereof, to ue approved by Council.
4
men
creosotod
rir
pipe,
accom
­
Richmond-Barker
Bldg.
BANDON-PORT ORFORD-GOLD BEACH-BROOKING« '
the
plaintiff
will
Upply
to
the
Court
come direct to Cooe Bay from Eng­
panied by bond of »3200.00 as guar­
for
the
relief
prayed
for
in
her
Com
­
AND POINTS IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
land. Capt Wallace McKenzie to in
'Phone M7
Coquille, Ora.
plaint, to-wit: that the matriage and antee against leaxage for 5 years.
command of the ship.
■'* marriage contract now exiating be­
MAR8HFIELD-COQUILLE STAGE Fare 75e
0 men Creosoteu rlr pipe, accom­
Leaves Marshfield
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7 7-8-9-10-11
z z :: :i A. M. i-2-8-4-*-*-i« p. m .
She sailed from Liverpool on No­ tween the plaintiff and defendant be panied oy noud of *3200.00 as guar­
mille 7-8-»-l«-ll HHi
A M. L
1-8-8-4-5-4-7:30
P. M.
Leaves
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vember 5 and arrived off Cooe Bay dissolved, and for such other and antee against leakage ior o year».
DR.
C.
R.
BLOYD
Seti turday night only leaves Marshfield
‘
•» Ütti
4
men
Concrete
Water
pipe,
ac
­
further
relief
as
to
the
Court
may
about two days ago but did not ven­
DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN
MAR8HFIELD-
( COQUILLE-MYRTLE POINT and ROSEBURG STAGE
see just and equitable in the prem companied by bond of »2»uu.0U as
. and
* '' East Bound #40 A. M. 2.-MF.M. “
ture in until early Tuesday morning. isos.
Lv. Marshfield
Fare *5.0«
guarantee against leakage for 6
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CH1ROPODI8T
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East Bound 9:0« A. M. 34« P. M. Fare
Lv. _______
Coquille
A partial cargo is to be token on
The grounds upon which said relief ’years •
Lv. Myrtle Point East Bound 9:3« A. M. L 3:30 p. M. Fare *3.75
First National Bank Bldg.
here which will be completed in the is based, to cruel and inhuman treat-
o inch Concrete Water pipe, accom­
Lv Roseburg West Bound
und
7:3« A. M. 4:3« P. M.
Coquille, Oregon
Columbia rivee and. Gays Harber.— meetw
panied by bond of *2700.00 as guar­
Lv. Myrtle Point West L
Bound
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10:30 A. M. 7.-00 P. M.
This
summons
is
served
upon
you
antra against leakage for 6 years.
Lv. Coquille North Bound 1140 A. M. 740 P. M.
Coos Bay Times.
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by publication thereof ip the Co­
Successful bidder required to give
MARSHFIELD-BANDON-GOLD BEACH BROOKINGS STAGE
BERG & MORGAN
quille Valley Sentinel, pursuant to bond witn one or more sureties to be
Lv. Marshfield South Bound fi A M.; Coquille 940 A. BL (via Steamer
To Adopt Drastic Ordinances an order of the Honorable R. H. approved by the Council, in 60 per
Attorneys at Law
Charm); Bandon 140 P. M.; Port Orford 3:30 P. M.;
Rooms 1*1
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.
< Arrive Gold Beach 540 P. M. (Stop ever night)
Members of the City Council are Mast, Judge of the County Court of cent of amount of bid for faithful
Coos County, Oregon, made, dated performance of the work, aU work to
Farmers A Merchants Bank Bldg
Lv. Gold Beach 740 A M-; Arrive Brookings 1140 A. M. Fare *1049.
discussing the details of at least two and entered on the 7th day of No be completed on or before 40 «lay«
Stage leaves for Creecent City at 140 P. M.
y
Phone »7
ordinances which will be passed at vember, 1923, in the absence of the from date of letting of contract; bida
Lv. Brookings North Bound 1240 M. Arrive Gold Beach 440 P. M.
Coquille, Oregon
(Stop over eight.)
an early date that will have to do with eirenit judge from the County, which must be sccompanied by certified
Lv. Gold Beach 7 A. M.; Port Orford 9:30 A. Ml. Ar. Benfica i
the majority of the general public, said order requires that the date of cneck for 5 per cent of the amount of
the first publication Of said sum­ aid as guarantee that successful bid­
Lv. Bandon 12:20 P. M. H* Steamer Charm),
Coquille *4
uor U- t- wohibit automobiles from mons shall be on /he 21st day of De­ der wiji enter into contract and fur­
DR. F. G. BUNCH
COQUILLE-MYRTLE POINT STAGS Faro 50c
/
gatherings about the iu«.~ !- the cember, 1928, the date of the last nish necessary bond; the Council re­
East Bound 940, 1140 A. M.
240, 440,
Lv. Coquille
DENT18T
serves the right to reject any and all
Lv. Myrtle Point Wort Bound 7:15, 1040 A M.
140, 340, *.1
vicinity of a fire; hindering the fire­ pUDXKaww^-t^x FalwuyT 1» 1924.
■ •Kis with or without cause
Farmer« A Merchants
BAN DON-PORT ORFORD STAGE Fare *L75
Berg -A.Morgan/
men at their work. The other is to
Attorn» arait-he “'«i with the City
Lv. Bandon
Sorth Bound 740 A M„
1H P. M.
- Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
Bank Bldg.
regulate traffic of the Gorst A King
Recorder on or before 5" o'clock 1‘-
Lv. Port Orford North Bound 9:3« A. M„ 440 P. M.
Reaidenee
and
postoffice
address,
Teiep>>.,_ 1“ . Coquille. Ora.
busses particularly as < to stops and Coquille, Oregon.
4017 M. on the 7th day of January, 1924.
COAST AUTO LINES
other requirements.—Coos Bay Har­
J. S. Lawrence,
coquük,
-0?:.
_Geo. W. Bryant, Mgr.
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City Recorder
bor.
DR. W. V. GLAISYER
EMMamaZTEHBfii
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
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VETERINARIAN
STATE OF OREGON, IN AND ■
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
FOR THE COUNTY OF
Raising Too Much Fruit
County Herd A Meat la
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
COOS
That the Common Council of the City
Visiting in Bandon, Charles Pape
,
Coquille, Ore.
of Coquille, Coos County, Oregon,
said that at Gilroy, California, the Sylvia L. Sander, Plaintiff,
will receive sealed bids for the dig­
fruit growers received *15 a ton for
vs.
ging of a trench 18 inches wide and 2
G. EARL LOW, M. D.
If you owned a security backed by lumber mills, logging
pears and *15 and *20 a ton for Henry R. W. Sander, Defendant - <
leet deep, for the purpose of laying
SUMMONS
Physician A Surgeon
water-pipe
from
Walker
Creek
to
the
camps, farming, commercial enterprises, and thousands of
apricoth.
To Henry R. W. Sander, the ^ove- Rink Creek Dam in accordance with
indstrious people earning money every day, you would
Rooms 7*1
named defendant:
tne plans and specifications prepared
consider it indeed very safe.
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First National Bank Building
You are hereby required to appear Dy tne City Engineer and filed in the
That is just the conditions the Sen­
That
is
practically
what
you
get
when
you
buy
Coos
and
and
answer
the
complsint
filed
office
of
the
City
Recorder
on
the
Phone 13J
tinel man foresaw when spending a
against you in the above entitled suit 17th day of December, 1923.
Curry Telephone Company 7% First Preferred Stock, be­
winter jp California thirty years ago. on. or before .the 2nd day of Febru­
Successful bidder required to give
cause the success of the Coos and Curry Telephone Com­
Everything gave way to fruit trees in ary» 1024, said date being after the bond with one or mors sureties to be
C. R. BARROW
pany is*not contingent on the success of ^any single in­
approved
by
the
Council
in
50
per
the Santa Clara valley, where the or- expiration of eix weeks from the
Attorney and Counselor at Law
dustry.
It serves them all.
cent
of
amount
of
bid
for
faithful
, chardists bought all their milk and date of the first publication of this
Practice in SUU and Federal
performance of the work, all work
summons,
and
If
you
fail
to
so
appear
As
Permanent
and Safe as ihe Counties it Serves
vegetables and gave up their front and answer said complaint, or other­ to be completed on or before 40 days
Courts, vfflcs old City Hall near
yards to fruit trees.
Busy
Corner
and
City
Wharf.
from
date
of
letting
of
contract;
bids
wise plead thereto, for wart there­
of, the plaintiff will apply to the must be accompanied by -.certified
Office Hoys
Court for the relief prayed for in check for 5 pqp. cent of .the amount of
I to 12 a n. and i-to 5 p. m.
Ought to Have Made More
bid
as
guarantee
successful
bidder
her complaint, to-wit; that the mar­
will enter into contract and furnish
Says the Coos Bay Harbor: “At riage and marriage contract now ex­ necessary bond; the Council reserves
plaintiff and
isting between the
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Coquille, the city treasurer’s report
J. A. RICHMOND
defendant be dissolver, that the the right to reject any and all bids
with or without cause.
shows that there was but *17« taken
PHY8ICIAN
and SURGEON
granted
the
sole All bids must be filed with the City
plaintiff
be
in for fines in the past year, and
and
control
of Recorder on or before 5 o’clock P. M.
care,
custody
Richmond-Barker Building
NOTICE
interart in and to the Northwest
where moonshining and traffic viola­
quarter of the Northeast Quarter,
the minor son of the parties, Hen- on the 7th day of January, 1924.
Coquille, Ora.
tions are so common the receipts
J. 8. Lawrexx«,
In the County Court of the County The Northeast Quarter of the North­
ry Ritchie Sander, and that the plain-
Office «2M, Ros. 98R
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Phones:
might easily have been quadrupled. tic have such other 4hd further re­ 49t2
west Quarter and the South one-half
of Cooe, State of. Oregon
,
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the Northwest Quarter of Section
But, perhaps, over there they “Have lief •*' to the Court may seem just
In the Matter, of the Guardianship of of
34, Township 29 South of Range 10,
DR. C. A. HEITMAN
a heart,” and look upon the man who and equitable In the premises,
Byron W. Culver, Insane.
NOTICE
OF
FINAL
ACCOUNT
‘
West of the Willamette Merytian,
The grounds upon which said relief
Cite tie«
lets hie foot slip as a candidate for
DENTIST
should not be sold as prayed for by
Notieq is hereby given that the un­
to based, to cruel and inhuman treat­
To
Sallie
W.
’
Culver
and
all
persons
Guardian of said estate.
reasonable correction and not a sub­ ment.
dersigned, administrator of the Es­
- X-Ray Equipment
interested in said estate, Greeting: the Witness,
the Hon. R. H. Mast,
ject for high jackers.”
This summons is served upon you tate of Frank Berry, deceased, has
In
the
Name
u
"
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First National Bank Bldg.
by publication thereof in the Coquille filed his final account as such admin­
You are hereby________ _________
Phone IL
Coquille, Oregon
VaUdF Sentifffcl, pursuant to an or­ istrator in the County Court of the
to appear A> the County Court of the
der of the Honorable R. H. Mast, State of Oregon for Coos County,
State of Oregon, for the County of
Judge of the Countv Court of Cooe and the said Court has appoint»d
Code at the Court Room thereof, et
J. J. STANLEY
County, Oregon, made, dated and en­ Monday, the 14th day of January,
Coquille in the County of Coos on
tered on the 2nd day of November, 1924, as the time for the hearing of
LAWYER
Monday, the 14th day of January,
1923, in the absence of the circuit objeeflon« to the said final account
1924, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon
Office in First National Bank
judge from the county, which said and the settlement thereof.
of that day, then and there to show
order requires that the date of the
J. J. Stanley,
cause, if any exists, why the real es­
Building,
Coquille,
Oregon
first publication of said
Administrator of the Estate of
tate belonging to the said estate and
Frank Berry, Deceased.
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described as an undivided one-half
The Coos Bay
gays: 8ince the'
Roseburg highway has Been opened
Coquille has felt the benefit of the
tourist travel but this is “believed to
be but little compared to what will
come next year when it will be possi­
ble for tourists to get through the
coast highway and connect at Coquille
with the highways to Coos Bay and to
Roseburg. Coquille expects to get
the benefit of all the through travel.
The people of the county seat are
alive to the conditions and are pre­
paring to meet the demands of a new
era of business. A fine hotel has been
erected, homes are being-built and
many more will be erected to take
care of an increasing population. The
business section of the city is being
built up and the stores are improving.
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At
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Coquille, Oregon
See QUICK’S
Professional Cards
Quick’s
t
7 per cert and Safety
Coo« & Curry
Telephone Company
HalVs Catarrh
Medida«
“•"Sä