COQUILLE VALLET SfJMWlL, COQUILLE OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ». litt.
Geo. Chasey Writes of Last
Half of Marguerite’s Trip
Place: City Hall.
Time: »:00 p. as.
When: First and Third Tuesdays.
President—Goo. W. Taylor, Sr.
Tress.--Mrs. John A. Martin
Cor. See’y—Mrs. Nellie Whereat
Correction
In the account of the display by Mr.
Royce of ths Coos Nurseries at the re­
cent flower show, the word “orien­
tals” was used instead of “ornamen­
tals,” which should have been used.—
Nellie Whereat, Pub. Chairman.
Another interesting meeting was
held by the club Tuesday evening
and although the attendance was
small, it was a lively meeting. Zin­
nias were used as the contest flower
and there were several fine bouquets
brought. Mrs. Ida Owen carried off
the cup with a bouquet of Tom Thumb
and Button varieties of these flowers.
Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Beyers and Mrs.
Pettingill also had some fine zinnias
there.
A beautiful basket of astern
was brought by Alton Grimes and
some one else had a bouquet of fine
white ones.
The display of the evening was
that by Mr. Taylor.
It was a
huge bouquet of Lilium Auratum or
Gold-banded Lily of Japan. Three
stalks had grown together and the
open blooms were so thick that it was
impossible to count them. There were
also several unopened buds on the
stalk. Mr. Taylor aaid the lHy was
grown by Mm. Richard Danielson
about four miles thia side of Bandon.
Mrs. Danielson rsises many fine flow­
ers at her home; some of the flneat
anemones I ever saw, she raised. Mr.
Taylor had offered a prize of 25 mixed
glad bulbs to the member guessing
the correct number of blooms on the
lily, the members putting down their
names and the number of blooms.
When the petals have dropped, the
bloom stems will be counted but until
then, it will be impossible to tell just
how many flowers it has.
As chairman of the program com-
steering had not been very good. De­
The Pioneer Methodist Church
cided to hunt a little further north
Philip D. Hartman, i, pastor.
for land and began to suspect that we
Rev. Claude Ireland, pastor of the
might be south of the Santa Barbara
(Continued from first page.)
The Salem Chamber of Commerce M. E. Church at Fort Snelling, Minn.,
Islands.
Changed course northeast is staging a down town parade to her- will preach at both morning and ev­
wig he was on his own, part of the and after runing ten miles sighted 1 aid the opening of the 71st Oregon ening service, Sunday.
Fog conditions are ex­ State Fair. W. M. Hamilton, ohair-
time as a sailor, part of the time as a mountains.
Church school at 10:00 a. m., Ly­
mittee, Mm. Beyers has several in- soldier serving Prussia. The last half treme during the month of August ; man of the chamber's special state man Carrier, superintendent
Both departments of the Young
tereeting features planned for several of his life he has been in thia country particularly. In the morning visibil- fair reception committee has been
meetings ahead. At the next meeting working as a ships carpenter and mill­ ity was generally limited to from one 1 named by Douglas McKay, president People’s Division meet at 8:30 p. m.
there will be an interesting article by wright. He is now about AS years aid, to three miles. The fog would lift in of the chamber of commerce, to head for devotionala.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even­
one of the clnb members and possibly weighs about one hundred and ninety th® afternoon but it was frequently the organisation of the parade.
difficult to know whether one was
As Monday is also Lane County ing 7:00 p. m.
a set of slides, from Oregon State and looks and talks like a German.
I leaned quite heavily on O. D.’s ox- looking at mountain tops or clouds Day, the parade wiN, in a measure, re­
Choir rehearsal Saturday evening.
College. These latter may not get
her. until the following meeting, but P«rience in view of the feet that up through the land haze. From about solve itself into a reception ef Salem
Special vocal musical numbers at
it is hoped to have them for Septem- to thU tta,e my own h*‘ bew‘ r,theT four o’clock until midnight it was gen­ neighbors to the south. Lane county both services Sunday.
ber 20. C. L. Ward, city superinten­ sketchy, most of it gained as a pas­ erally fairly clear. Of course, we never will arrive by special Southern Paci-
A cordial welcome awaits all at all
dent of schools, has given Mrs. Beyers senger on a fifteen thousand ton sighted mountains when the visibility fle train from the south in the morn­ of our services. If you do not wor­
ship elsewhere come with us.
the use of ths machine from the high steamship rather than the skipper of was only a few miles, but we could ing with three bands.
Heading the parade will be prom­
school to show the slides, which is a forty ton sailboat My idea was to see mountain tops frequently when
much appreciated by the club. As a launch our life boat the evening we the land haze entirely obscured the inent member» of the Salem Chamber
Methodist Episcopal Church
of Commerce and of the Eugene and
part of the program, Mm. Beyers road were uncomfortably close to the coastline itself.
Evening
Preaching 7:30 p. m.
At five ws sighted a point of land Lane county Chambers of Commerce,
extracts from “A Lesson from the Rogue river reefs. I thought it might
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.
and
a
white
building
that
resembled
a
be
easier
to
row
a
mile
and
a
half
to
wearing
ten
gallon
hats,
cow-boy
re
­
German Schreber Gardens,” which is
horses.
in the September, 1982, number of shore rather than to swim that dis­ light house at about throe miles dis­ galia, and riding cow-boy
Preaching at Bandon 11 a. m.
"Better Homes and Gardens" maga­ tance in case the ship went on the tant. I could not identify it from Douglas McKay, grand marshal of
Scriptural, Spiritual Preaching. Ev­
the
sailing
directions.
Henry
Hen
­
rocks.
O.
D.,
however,
was
impertur
­
the opening day parade last year, will
zine. It was very interesting and ev­
eryone welcome.
ery .town and city, as well as individ­ bable. He had told me previously that drickson said he had seen this point again act as grand marshal this yer.
G. A. Gray, Paator.
several
times
from
lumber
schooners
he
had
never
in
his
life
as
a
boy
or
At
the
head
of
the
procession
will
uals could learn a lesson from it if
107 E. 2nd St., Coquille, Oro.
bnt
he
did
not
know
what
one
it
was.
’»e the Queen of the Rodeo, aceom-
thsy would. There is still lota of va­ man at sea been frightened. So far
cant ground around our own town as I was able to Judge it was the My reckoning indicated that we should oanied by many princesses from
Church of God
which could well be used to advantage truth, unadorned. Those reefs must he pretty well into the Santa Barbara hroughout the state, all mounted and
in raising food and flowers. Every­ have looked exactly the same to him channel but no islands showed up n cow-girl costumes. In the parade Corner of Seventh and Henry Streets
Pastor, Rev? Geo. 8. Murphy
thing grows so well here with a little from the sea aide as they would have towards the south and the hills back will also be Ed Wright and Curley
10 a. m. Sunday School.
care that there is no need of any one appeared to a person walking on the of the lighthouse did not look high Fletcher, managers of the Strawberry
being without lots of fresh vegetables beach. At my sugegstioa that we put enough for the mainland to me. Our Roan Rodeo and Night Stampede; Abe
11 a. m. Preaching services.
our lifeboat overboard, he said, course was east by south whether we Lefton, America’s outstanding out­
and a supply for canning.
6:45 p. m. Young People’s meeting.
were in the channel or south of the door show announcer; Bonnie Gray
7:45 p. m. Evening services. Evan­
Our next contest for the cup is to “Everyding else first and den dot.”
In the previous article I left our islands so I went to bod. After dark on her »10,000.00 sorrel “King Tut;” gelistic message.
be mixed varieties of asters in tin
ship sheltered behind Cape Bonito, the helmaman identified the light Paris Williams from Hollywood,
7:45 p. m. Thursday evening prayer
cans, decorated or undecorated.
Tuesday night’s meeting was the first northern headland to the Golden Gate. from its flash period as Point Concep­ world’s champion lady trick rider, and meeting.
one for some time that we have not In the morning we were preparing to tion, which meant that wF had been Fox Hastings, who bolds the world’s
taken in a new member. Our club year sail up the Bay, had raised the anchor thirty to forty miles further out to -'hampiomhip in being the world’s First Church of Christ, Scientist
is fast drawing to a dose; there are and some of our sails, but were not ea than there was need. In place of foremost lady steer bulldogger.
Coquille, Oregon
In the parade win ride Salod and
only seven more meetings in this making much headway away from being in the channel we were just at
Sunday
School
at 9:80 a. m.
Konorex, Cossacks of the Imperial
year. It seems to me that it would be the cliffs which surround thia anchor­ its entrance.
Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
At
one
A.
M.
I
stepped
on
deck
and
age-
Suddenly
I
noticed
the
Cape
Russian
Army,
and
Mias
Tnity
Soko-
a good idea for us to begin to ley
Subject for next Sunday, “Sub­
some plans for actually accomplishing Bonito Coast Guard power boat hov­ received a shock on seeing a string of loff, also of Russia, who is one of their stance.”
bright
lights
strung
out
a
considerable
ering
around
us
in
a
fashion
that
sug
­
troupe.
Next
in
the
parade
will
be
something for oyr community besides
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
just having jolly instructive meet­ gested that they expected us to get in­ distance along our starboard beam. the famous battle-axe, pick-axe, and
o’clock.
Five
of
Uncle
Sam
’
s
battle
cruisers
butcher
knife
artist,
Steve
Clement«,
to
trouble.
At
my
request
they
took
ings. Think this over, members, and
Free public Readinc Room open in
bring your ideas for discussion at our a line from the Marguerite and not were passing us in the fog not over a and also Juan Acosta and Carlos Or-
Church Building every Tuesday and
next few meetings of this year. Re­ only pulled us out into the fairway thousand feet away. The leading ship ’ego, bullfighter champions of the
Friday afternoons except holidays
member our garden club should reach but towed us across the straits to the would sound its horn or siren where­ Plata de Toros of Mexico City. Many
from two to five o’clock. '»
beyond the confines of our own homes. San Francisco yacht harbor which upon each ship in turn from the leader -»there of the world’s famous cowboys,
The public is cordially invited to at­
back
would
take
it
up,
after
trick
ropers
and
trick
riders
will
be
fronts
on
the
Marina.
This
is
a
Coquille has no city park worth men­
tend our services and to visit the
which
the
leader
would
repeat
and
so
part
of
the
frontage
which
was
in
­
In
the
parade,
sueh
as
Hank
Darnell,
tioning and the time is coming and
Reading Room.
coming fast when we should have one cluded in the Panama Pacific fair on. They were not steaming very Frank Studnick, Pete Knight, Harry
Knight,
and
many
others.
grounds
of
1915.
One
was
impressed
rapidly
but
seemed
to
us
to
be
in
un­
and it seems to me we might possibly
Church of Christ
The parade will not be complete
do something about that. Let us ail by the clean lines of the motorised comfortable close formation, in ap­
Turner
B. MacDonald, Pastor
life
boat
and
the
completeness
of
its
without
Shorty
(Jack),
Knapp,
Hoot
pearance
scarcely
more
than
a
vessel's
do something.
Come September 20
1
funny bow-legged clown and . Bffite School 10:00 a. m. Ned C.
equipment, including mast, sad, oars, length between the successive ships Gibson's
and we will talk it over.
educated mule, who will compete Kelley, superintendent. Departments
spare linos, etc. It developed that the The leading ship was lost in the fog Ms
I
captain had seen many years service »head before the lights of the last for the attention of grown ups and for all ages.
Sermon, 11:00 o’clock by the pas­
on the Southwestern Oregon coast and showed up astern. We could not help youngsters with Homer Hokum with
that one of the seaman was well se­ but recall the disaster to the destroy­ his mule, both of whom are classed as tor.
Come and enjoy the spiritual
Time
quainted in Marshfield.
ers some yean ago at Capo Arguello the West’s outstanding Rodeo clowns. messages.
C. E. at 7:00 p. m. for Junior«, In­
It had been our intention to attend when the miscalculations of the prin­
termediates, Young People and Alum­
the last sessions of the Olympic ciple navigating officer put several of
At Liberty Theatre Tonight
ni.
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games but it was now the 12th of tl|em on the rocks with loss of life. I
, Med-wtok prayer meeting 7:30 p.
August and plainly impossible for us have been told that on that occasion
in. Wednesday.
to reach Loa Angeles in time. Conse­ several officers knew that a mistake
Orchestra practice Thursday 7:30.
quently we laid over in Frisco four had been made and that they were
days, visited friends and completed a headed for destruction but that the
few details of equipment
code of the navy made it impossible
Foursquare Gospel Church
At noon on the 16th one of the for them to deviate from their orders.
259 E. 2nd Street
power yachts at the Harbor tied on Military codes generally strike the
Rev. and Mm. T. R. Jackman, Pastors
to us and set us down the Bay beyond unateur as being wooden headed and
9:45 a. m. Sunday, Bible School.
Fort Point and Cape Diablo. The 'inlntelligent.
11:00 a. m. Morning worship, ser­
westerly wind which prevail at this
Next day we raised land towards
mon, “Holiness.”
season of the year at San Francisco die south. It turned out to be Santa
6:30 p. m. Crusaders.
was blowing and a moderate sea run­ Cruz island and we lay at anchor in
7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service. Ser­
ning. I wanted to be far enough Smugglers’ Cove this night at its
mon: “Who’s Who in Hell."
down the Bay before casting off the ¿astern extremity. We were in the
We are expecting our Division .' of­
tow line to be able to get to sea on company of one auxiliary schooner
ficers, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferies,
the first slant without beating. We yacht, “Water Wagon,” a cabin cruis-
here to conduct a public service Tues­
were compelled to make one tack but af, “Migrator” and four sword fisher­
day, Sept. 13th, at 7:30 p. m.
cleared Mile Rocks on the next and men. Throe boats are fitted up with
“Cathedral of the Air” cervices over
very shortly were coasting along that abnormally long bowsprints with a
KOOS Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat­
part of the city which has been built perch on the end for the harpooner to
urdays at 1:80 p. m.
up on the sand dunes and hills which .»tend in readiness to plunge his weap­
front on the ocean below Golden Gate on into the body of the sleeping or
W. C. T. U. President Here
Park. This is not a substantial nor unwary fish. One of these boats had
A
splendid lecture was given by
an artistic part of the city. The ap­ token one broadbili and a smaller
Miss
Maud Aldrich, of Greeham, Ore­
pearance from seaward is as if some •ized marlin for which they said they
gon, national W. C. T. U. lecturer, at
child had make a rectangular ar­ received twelve and throe cento a
the Pioneer church Tuesday evening.
rangement of a quantity of discolored pound. The Albacore is becoming
Mrs. E. A. Woodyard, accompanied by
cubes of sugar on a sand beach. The very scarce they say. We visited one
Edythe Farr, sang a beautiful solo.
Star of Both Film and Stage
block after block of small two-story boat which was diesel-powered and
Miss Aidrich urged all voters to
with Dufwin Comedy Players
stucco fiats might be so mistaken in manned by swarthy men, probably Si­
perspective.
cilians.
. Ned LynCh, who plays prominent register before October 8 and then
At eight o’clock we obtained simul­
Next morning there wan no breath charatcer parts in the Dufwin stage go to the polls and east a vote at the
taneous bearings on the Faralon.and of air. The boat drifted idly about productions, has appeared in the fol­ general election..
The national W. C. T. U. has ex­
Montara Point Lights. About mid­ until two o’clock when a light breeze lowing talking pictures: “Murder Will
pressed
its policy in the following
night we had bearings on Pidgeon and sprang up and lasted about six hours. Out,” “Bright Lights,” “Bad Man,”
Ana Nuevo Lights. At daybreak we We broke the morning’s monotony by “Blonde Crosy,” “The Payoff,” “Lit­ words: “We do not dictate to our
were out of sight of land off Monterey swimming in the ocean and wptching tle Caeear,” “Shadows of the Law,” members their political affiliationa, but
Bay. At four o’clock the base towards the pelicans which seem rather out “Beloved Bachelor,” “Ladies of the because the first step for a repeal or
land lifted and we had glimpses of of place in thia locality.
At five Big House," Beyond the Law,” “Play­ modification amendment is the pro­
high mountains but failed to make o’clock we were off Point Hueneme, boy of Parte,” and “Touchdown.” In posal of such an amendment by con­
any identifications.
The wind had the northern extremity of Santa Mon­ addition to appearing in the above pie- | gress, we will support for congress
i only such candidates as declare for
continued steady and fresh since leav­ ica Bay.. Three six-meter racing tures Mr. Lynch has been under con­
! the retention of the Eighteenth
ing Frisco. It became stiff during Moopea overtook us and several hours tract to Henry Duffy for the past ten
the night and I considered heaving to later twjp more.
These craft were yearn, appearing in prominent roles in I Amendment and its supporting legis­
several times and reducing sail. I re­ without running light*.
A steamer all of the Dufwin theatres on the Pa­ lation. We will maintain the same
lieved the helmsman at 4 A. M. The passed when one of them was near us cific coast. He appears on the stage policy toward candidates for state and
boat had been on port tack for two during the night.
The helmsman at the Liberty theatre today and to­ eounty offices and for state legisla­
tion.
days and was well off the coast. Dead flashed his flashlight on his sails morrow with the Dufwin Company in
Misa Aldrich will meet with the
reckoning gained from compass bear­ which could be seen very distinctly.
“Why Wives Worry.”
county ministerial association next
ings and taffrail log readings indicat­
Another day of light aim and we
Monday at the Christian church, at
ed that we were below Cape Concep­ sighted Point Vincente just after »un­
New Cases in Circuit Coart
10 a. m.
tion. The line of the coast below this set. I expected the wind would die
The local W. C. T. U. will hold •
Sept, i— Pacific Savings A Loan
cape bears generally about east and out about the usual hour of eight
business meeting in the same church
Assn.
vs.
Sigma
Thorton
et
al.
went At 6 A. M. I decided it was o’clock for this vicinity which would
Sept. 3—Portland Mortgage Co. vs. at 2 p. m.
time to head Tor land. Visibility was have left us drifting around the har­
fair and there are no outlying reefs bor approach during the night hours. Leona A. and Roy Mercer et al.
An Ununual Accident
Sept. 3—Portland Mortgage Co. vs.
along thia portion of the coast.
I Several steamers passed ns, some
tried to put the boat about single- bound in, others out. Contrary to ex­ Myrtle Lodge No. 8, K. ?.. et aL
An unsual accident occurring on
Sept. 6—Globe Automatic Sprinkler Labor Day resulted in about 830
handed but could not make it. I could pectation the wind freshened a trifle
not haul in the mainsail Mieet alone ao that we crept along at about two Co. vs. L J. Simpson and Russell worth of damage to a sedan parked
nearby.
although it was in six parts. The boat knots. We were abreast Point Firmin Hawkins.
Sept. 7—Lavra Morgan vs. Goo. B.
rode the long combers easily with at one A. M. We made out the lights
John Arnold pumped into hie water
white caps in every direction. This of numerous battleships in the harbor. Morgan. Suit for divorce.
tank, until it was nearly full, when it
Sept 8—A. A. Schram, superinten­ suddenly, without a moment’s warn­
pe is noted for its heavy winds and After rounding the jetty end, marked
sometimes called the Cape Hom of by its light, we sailed between some dent of Banks, vs. W. H. and Geo. L. ing, gave way and toppled over onto
North Pacific.
Called the crew of these leviathans with signal lights Dindinger and Dennis McCarthy.
the road. It fell on the back end of
after they arrived on deck we put flashing from their masts and fast ’ Sept. 8—Ethel Crabtree vs. Clar­ the E. C. Roberts’ sedan, breaking out
the rear glass and mashing the top
boat on a course east. We sailed motor boats plying constantly be­ ence Crabtree. Suit for divorce.
r-two miles in an easterly diree- tween them, and anchored st about
Four men standing near the sedan,
Alpine Coal delivered in Coquille when the tank fell, had to run to es­
without sighting land. I began three o'clock. San Pedro lay about
wonder what had become of it and two miles north and Long Beach for »5 a ton, cash. Phono 71. Holmkin cape injury themselves.—Myrtle Feint
Herald.
that some rf the night about five miles southeast.
à 8on.
Try It Yourself Next
Mother of 7—Still Young