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r The Coquille THE TAPER TH ATS VOL. XXVIII. NO. 33. * Corn Show Meeting, Aug. 29 Whether Coquille to to have a Corn Show this fail will be the subject of discussion at a meeting to be held at 7:80 next Monday evening in the city hall. Call for the meeting was made yesterday by J. L. Smith, chairman of the Corn Show Association, and aar- eryone in Coquille who desires to arouse a greater community in terest, a reviving of the times when Coquille was the most active town in southwestern Oregon, to invited to meet with the association directors and express his or her opinion on the question. Besides Mr. Smith, the directors ore Goo. Jenkins, J. A. Lamb, Geo. Hampton, Lyman Carrier, H. E. Hess and X. D. Webb. It to not expected to raise and spend a lot of money on a Corn Show thia year. There will probably be very little available for booth prises; and the talk heard around town to that merchandise prizes be offered for com, potato, apple and vegetable ex hibits. In fact the concensus of opin ion is that the cost of the show should be cut to the minimum. There is around 8200 remaining in the treasury from the 1880 Corn Show. FRIDA T, AUGUST 28, 1MX Mill AeUrliy TO CL CASH MMENTS Increased activity in the lumber business in Coos county is indicated in the re-opening of the Moore Camp near Leneve, Wednesday morning. For Hold Up on Warren Herzog That also means that the Moore mill at Eleven Last Evening— in Bandon will also be operating again. |35 Not Recovered Another report, current ia Marsh field, but which has not been con “Stick 'em up,” was the command The Northwest Conference of the Just what action is to be taken by firmed, and which may be incorrect, is issued by a figure who stepped up M. E. Church South which opom that the Coos Bay Lumber Co. plant, the county official« and employees who from below to confront Warren Her Pioneer Hall yesterday morning the big mill at Eastaide, win be pretented a petition to the county zog, Joe. Staninger and Ellsworth come to an end after the evening ser started up again after the first of court Monday, taking that all sal Willett, at the north end of the Henry vices Sunday at which time Bishop September. This is denied in some aries be paid in cash, has not yet been street bridge, a little after 11 o’clock Moore will read his appointments to quarters by those who should know, announced by Dal M. King, attorney last evening. the various churches in the district and yet with the possible transfer of for the petitioners, and his aasoicate, And within half an hour three for the comng year. the Coos Bay properties to another James Watson. young men of Coquille were in the Bishop Moore will preach at both The original petition, as presented large timber operator and lumber county jail and are being held. The services Sunday, and those who have manufacturer there may be something to the court, contained 18 names, but boys are Fred McNair, the one who heard him the past week will welcome out shakes. Before that doing on the Bay in the near future. before the court order, refusing to held the automatic, Clifford Judd and the opportunity to again listen to this were made by splitting them grant the prayer of the petition, was Ellsworth Willett, who were arrested able and magnetic speaker. hand, a slow process. With made, eight of that number had pro by Sheriff Hess, Deputy Culver and Dr. W. L. Barr, who Was accompan reduction mads possible with sented a request that their names be Marshal Howell at Willett’s home on ied by his family from Phoenix, Aris, r machines, Mr. ■ Dornath withdrawn from the petition. , Tenth street. spoke at morning and evening ser out to advertise hie product If the petitioners follow the pro For the two or three nights preced vice, in place of the bishop yesterday, he got a nice business going on gram as outlined by one of them last ing, Mr. Herzog, who conducts the and will preach both services today. , in addition to his shingle and week, and seek a mandamus in Cir pool room on First street, adjoining This morning's session of the Con manufacture. cuit court, compelling the payment of the hotel building, had been accom ference was taken up with receiving i About a month ago a man, Fred salaries in money, the final settlement panied home by Willett. Last even reporta from the various churches of Hyde, a carpenter and builder, hap will rest with the Supresne court for, ing Jos. Staninger also accompanied the conference, discussion of church pened into town and entered the Dor as one large warrant holder said, them, the two leaving the pool room problems and in deciding where next nath warehouse. There he saw the “If the officers and employees secure about eleven when the usual hour for year’s assembly and conference shall new «hake and realized that at last a mandamus, we (warrant holders) locking up to midnight. be held. he had found what he had been look will intervene and carry the case to As they reached the end of the The Missionary Society of the ing for for years, something that the highest court in the state." bridge, McNair with a handkerchief Church, of which Mrs. P. D. Hartman, oould be used in building a distinctive There to good reason for the posi over his face, stepped up from the side of this city, is president, is holding house, different in appearance from tion the warrant holders take, as there of the bridge, ordered Willett, by its session each afternoon of Wednes any ever built before, and with such to also excellent reaeon for the de .Come to the Odd Fellows building pointing at him, to roach into Mr. day, Thursday and today. wonderful possibilities of develop mands of the office holders and em Herzog’s hip pocket and extract the Saturday, August 27th, if you want to The list of pastors in attendance at ment that thousands of houses could We desire to call attention to the ployees. AM those whose salaries are wallet, containing 835 or 840, and forget your troubles Tor a while. The the conference, which includes all but bo constructed no two resembling registration plans for the high school. not fixed by law have received reduc store room on the corner, formerly oc then to get the pocket-book from two or three hi the district, is as fol each other. Parents with questions, please re tions in their pay and in addition have cupied by the Hub Clothing Co. will Herzog’s other hip pocket But he lows: . wjj* - ■ Ordinary frame house«, or concrete, member August 81 from 8 a. m. to 4 and are being compelled to discount bad left that at home and there was be the scene of the Dahlia and Glad Bishop J. Arthur Moore, San Fran or brick, rpmmble one another to a p. m. in the high school library. This their warranto anywhere from 10 to only a keytainer there, which was Show, sponsored by the Coquille cisco. large extent, but here was some day is to be given over to parents. 25 per cent As one employee states, There will be later found in front of the A. M. Flower Lovers Club. Dr. X. T. Clark, Nashville, Tenn. thing that would allow infinite vari Students, remember registration “We would much rather take another other flowers also and when you see Lamsney residence. Rev. W. B. Smith, Bandon. ety. A wavy roof, maaa ¡to-looking Thursday and Friday, September lot cut in pay, and receive cash for our them you will surely forget there McNair then allowed them to go Rev. P. D. Hartman and Bev. . G. A. pillars which contained but a few and 2nd, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. in the services. The county would save on and disappeared. The tennis shoe was ever such a thing as depression. Gray, of Coquille. feet of lumber, perfectly concaved or high school library. Four teachers money in that, the amount that to now marks show that he crossed under the This show will also prove that we Rev. R. U. Wald raven? of CorvalMs. aonvexed corners, window framaa, will be on duty on answer questions Tolng to warrant purchasers in the can raise as beautiful flowers here as bridge and ran up the gulch a dis Rev. J. A. Hall, Junction City. complete your registration. form of discounts.” doors, window awnings, anything and anywhere. Anyone having flowers of tance and thence to the Willett home Rev. N. D. Wood, Medford. about a house could be furnished with Schedules, book lists, and general in According to one of the attorneys Herzog immediately phoned down any kind is asked to bring them. And Rev. J. X. Walbeck, Leland, Idaho. these «hakes, stained or natural, a formation will be available. Wo are for the petitioners, the basto on which best of all, it will not cost yon a penny to Marshal Howell and very soon Rev. J. H. Dill«, Spokane, Wash. alight torch burning giving the ap anxious to have all high school stu their claim for cash payment to made thereafter Sheriff Hees and Deputy to see these flowers for there is no Rev. C. F. McConnell, Milton, Ore. pearance of age, and yet so beautiful dents register on these designated is found in section «0-854 of the Ore Culver, who had boon tipped off that charge whatever (not even a silver Rev. Lester Taber, Troy, Idaho. a structure as to be truly a work of days. gon eode whch states that all wages offering); but we would like to have a hold-up was on for midnight, ap Rev. T. 8. Wheeler, Roseburg. art. In thia issue students and parents paid by state, county or municipal you put your name on the registra peared on the scene. Dr. J. X. Crawford, Nashville, Tama. In devising his plans for making a will find the course of study which subdivision must be in gold or silver T Vkohar Several of the fire boys had also tion book that we may know how Rev. J. Fisher filMexm^ass Simpaon, **-- I able to withstand haa been worked out Pleaae study coin. Furthermore the claims of of many enjoyed coming. The commit accompanied the marshal, and reach Rev. H. S. Shangle and Rev. J. and storm, Mr. It carefully. We are not going to ficers and employees, for salaries, the ing the Oerding corner, the whole tee in charge has been working faith McKee, Walla Walla, Wash. Hyde studied th« construction of a print theMntire high school schedule pay of jurors and of any other county fully on this show and they are doing crowd piled into the officers’ cars. All Rev. J no. F. Reagan, Deer Ixtdge, dirigible where tension is ths under sines it demands too much space. The employee whose employment to made except Willett. ¡He had accompanied everything in their power to make it Mont. lying principle. Ha then apptod the school day for the high school is di mandatory by statute, is a preferred a success. So show them your appre Herzog to the phono but when the Rev. T. B. Reagan, Butte, Moat. Idea to the shake-built representation vided as follows: Classes begin at claim, over any for supplies and aar- officers arrived he faded out. The ciation of their efforts by coming and Dr. W. H. Nelson, of San Franctoeo, of a house he has built in one cor 8:80 a. m. Classes, on an average, are vices which era left to the discretion cars were driven to Willett’s home at don’t forget the time nor the place— who addressed the conference this ner of the warehouse. The shake ie 55 minuet in length. The noon hour of the employing agency. Road August 27th, in the corner room of once, possibly 20 minutes elapsing be morning. nailed at the thin and upper end. Just ie from 12fl0 to 1:10. The last class workers would come under the dis tween the hold-up and the officers’ ar the Odd Feel low« building. Those en Rev. A. J. Starmer, Le Grande. under the lower end of the row of closes at 8:00 p. m„ following which cretionary powers of the court and tering flowers are asked to have them rival nt Willett’«. Dr. J. X. Harper, Spokane. shakes to nailed a strip, one inch or we have a 40 minute activity period. payment in cash to not prescribed by there by ten o'clock in the morning. In the house they found McNair in Rev. Oscar Gibson, Baker. two inches in thickness. The tension All practices, conferences, assemblies the statutes. his underclothes, Clifford Jud, who Rev. J. P. Bray, Medford. of the shake, thus slightly curved and student body meetings are to be On the other hand should warrants Coo* Ahead of Willamette had left the pool room about ten Rev. C. 8. Coberly, Tangent. laterally, makes the wall .as solid as held during thia period. School offi run on for years, because of cash pay minute« before Herzog, and Willett Referring to the growing of peas in Rev. J. T. Croot, Richland, Oro. any clapboarded house, and yet the cially closes at 8:40 p. m. ments to employees the county's The theory to that Judd was in on the Willamette valley, as compared Rev. H. A. VanVliet, Noxson, Mont. wall, which can be made to look of Now to answer questions concern credit would be still further impaired, the framing of the robebry and had to the Coos county experiment being Dr. W. L. Barr, Phoenix, Aris. great thickness is mostly air, furnish ing the primary department. It ie and there would be no sale for war tipped McNair off that the throe were carried on this year, Barclay Hender The Northwest Assembly for young ing a eooi interior tn summer and an adopted policy of the school to rants at any rate of discount. Nor on their way home. son, in charge of the quick-freezing people, which closed its sessions keeping the cold out in winter. The eliminate mid year classes. This was will it be possible to sell a warrant No trace of the money could be department of the Ray-MaHng Co. at Thursday evening, was exceptionally poorest of lumber makes just qg.effec necessary and ia beat because of a pending the final settlement of the found although the officers spent the Hillsboro, said when here last week: fine, the total registration for the tive a support in the walls as the certain amount of confusion and not ease, should a mandamus bo secured night in searching for it and tn ques “There to no question about it; you week being 125. highest clears, and there has to be having facilities to care for such. The in Circuit court tioning the trio. have ue beaten." Bigger crops and Credits granted at the close of the no solid plank wall on which to nail The county court, as was antici The robbery was evidently planned consequently more returns to the Assembly totalled 155, some present the shakes. pated, passed a resolution denying for the evening beefore but the meet growers; a better offensive against receiving two. The Sentinel is not pretending to the petition, and it to now up to the ing of Herzog and Willett, with “Pen the aphis and cut worms, was what The first leadership diploma ever give a detailed account of bow these petitioners to decide whether the ny" Sturdivant near the end of the Mr. Henderson meant. presented by the conference, under beautiful house« may be built, it only /text step shall bo taken. bridge, and the consequent conver And the aphis are still being con the new merger plan, was awarded suggests that there ie something very Impartiality in presenting these sation scared McNair off. The tennis trolled, although it has meant a con Mrs. J. A. McKee, of Walla Walla. worth while investigating down in the few arguments has been the aim of shoe tracks under the bridge were stant fight with spray. H. S. Cadman Christian culture degress were warehouse, and Messrs. Dornath and the Sentinel, for it can be readily seen very plain and in leering the acene says that the daily cost of the Dia given Mrs. Jennie Howard, of Med Hyde are more than glad to explain both parties to the controversy have the tracks went over two differeent mond L spray from which the solu ford, and Miss Sybil Weathereil, of anything in connection with the fust and reasonable grounds for their route«, showing that last night was tion ia made haa been 810 for the past Walla Walla. building. position. not the only time he ran from the month. This does not include labor Christian culture diplomas were A carpenter can more quickly sense spot. or equipment, just the ten quarts of presented to Dorothy Jackson, Rose the possibilities of construction than Sneak Thieves Take Hats McNair, who formerly lived here, Diamond L which to stirred into 50 burg; Edith Hounshell, Spokane; can the lay man; he can realise how Sneak thieves have been busy sev returned a few weeks ago after re gallon« of water. Nannie Lou Neighbors, Corvallis; a shake-built house such as this will eral evenings the past ten days, slip ceiving his discharge from the navy. Both Mr. Tway and Mr. Cadman, Ruth Oldridge, WaMa Walla. reduce the coot of building, and all ping into the entry of the Pioneer Judd and Willett have been prelim who will begin picking this week, are The Walla Walla representation its other advantages. Church while services were in pro inary fighters on boxing cards in quite optimistic that a good crop will was awarded the distance cup, and Whether contemplating the con gress and stealing hate. Two were Coos county and Willett has been in be harvested, and every one who goes Coquille the attenadnee cup. struction of a new home or not, a visit taken one night and one each on sev trouble before. Blue seals were presented to Rose to the Dornath plant will be interest down to thoee 80 or more acres of eral other evenings, until a watch was This probably was their first job pee fields below Cedar Point agrees burg, Spokane and Walla Walla for ing and instructiv«. posted. Tuesday night a robe was and to likely to be their last for some with them. percentage standings, and the red seal stolen from the J. L. Smith car in Not to Gravel Cat-off Road time. Mr. Henderson told the growers was presented to Corvallis. front of the ehureh. When quizzed by the officers during here that his company would not con Gravelling of any portion of the Both Coquille people and the vis Another source of annoyance was the night the boy« appeared to be on tract for peas in Coos eounty matur itors seem \o be very much pleased Marshfield-Empire cut-off road trill the bunch of hoodlums who created a the verge several times of breaking ing before Sept 1. The Ray-Maling with the success of the ten days’ not be done this year, according to a disturbance alongside the church down and confessing the complicity Co. contract with the General Foods sessions, and the visitors with the decision of the eounty court Monday. Sunday evening while Bishop Moore of all three in the plot When lodged Corporation ia for «,000 tons of courtesy and accommodation extend The intention to spend 82,000 oa the eras speaking, and etill another was in cell with another young fellow, quick-freeze peas and they have al ed them. road this fall was made in a court the boys, young men even, who knock Willett broke down and blubbered, ready purchased from the producers A myrtle wood gavel was presented order early this month, but so strong ed letters off the bulletin board in but somehow held on to himself and 4400 tons. And they are able to pur to Bishop Moore at yesterday morn were the protests made against im front of the church. It to mortfying did not spill anything. chase nearer home all they want up ing’s session of the Conference, and proving unnecessary roads this year to have to apologise to the visitors in The gun used in the hoH-up was to the last of August. at this morning’s session, Xrnest Pur- that the court rescinded its previous Coquille for the actions of boys and was found at the WiHett home. But, according to information re vance, of Coquille, was elected Con action. men who know better, but do not eeem Commiasoner Hagge, of Marsh ceived, there is no other section, with ference Treasurer, and will have the to care how bad a name they might Has Skimmed Milk for Relief in a night's trucking distance of Hills handling of all conference funds for field, brought the matter up at the give the city. The Coquille Relief Association haa boro, whore peas can be produced in the next year. meeting of the court Monday and ex need for a kitchen stove which can be September and if thia year's experi pressed himself, as in favor of going Will Supervise Pea Picking placed to good advantage with a des ment turns out as well aa present through with it. Commissioner Carl Mr. Hansen, field man for the Ray- titute family. If anyone has a used prospects indicate it will, there ia no voted no, giving aa hie reasons th' Maling Co., Inc., of Hillsboro, arrived stove the association would like to reason a thousand acres of peas can unanimous opposition, outside the in the county Tuesday, August 28, to hear of it city of Marshfield; the Cooe eounty not be grown in Coos county here supervise the harvesting of green “Penny" Sturdivant also tells the after—for September maturing. warranto rt nation, and other valid peas which have been contracted to Sentinel that he has an offer of Ave objections to doing it thia year. that film by eight farmers in the Co MYSTERY: Do you know what it gallons of separated milk to be de Judge Thompson sided with Mr. quille Valley. Mr. Hansen reported a livered at the association depot in the meant ? Come to the C. X. Party, on Carl, stating that he was opposed to successful crop in the Rainier and Sentinel building every morning if Friday evening at 7:80 and you will carrying on any project which might This win be Mr. Longview section, where he super there are those who are unable to buy And out Meet the other “mysterious” wreck the financial structure of Cooe vised the harvesting of a crop imme milk who wish to make arrangements guetta at the south end of Henry 8t county, as thia matter threatened to diately before coming here. bridge. By order d L I U to call for it daily. FLOWER SHOW TOMORROW « COQUILUk COO0 COUNTY, g H. S. REGISTRA TION SEPT. 1-2 t « I
