The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., February 08, 1918, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

INCOME TM.1 N “ = ïs
Jack
/ ______ __
L ittell
Miller’s Office To Be Here
Next Week.
COQ VILLI Y ALLST SENTINEL, COQl/tLLR, ORBGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY A 191¿
P ad flc'a N ow
folder map of Oregon
by the Southern Pa­
dflcL
TW map will be of ser­
cific l toa*.
i nes, This
vies to our people in gaining a better
knowledge of our state, and will also
direct the attention of residents of
ether states to the resources of Ore
of the first publication of this
to-wit from the 8th «lay of February,
I01A
Dated at Coqtdtte, Coos County,
Oregon, this 4th day of Fehnuury, A
D. 1018.
L. W. Oddy, County Clerk.
4t2 By A. B. Collier, Deputy.
Saturday,'the 23d day ad February,
1918, at the front door of the County
Court H«ma* at Co«]uills, Coes Coun­
ty, Oregon, at the hour of 10:00
o’dock to the forenoop of said day
offer for sal* and sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash the following
described reel property belonging to
the above named plaintiffs and de­
fendant, to-wit:
The SWM of the SEU of 8*c. 27;
The WH of the NEK and the SEK
of the NWH of 8*c. 84 all to Tp. 29
S of R. 14 W. of the W illamette Mer­
idian to Coos County, Oregon, and
containing 160 acres of land, more or
less. Said sal* of said land Will be
made subject to the confirmation
thereof by the court.
Dated this 26th day of January,
1918.
John S. Lawrence,
2t5
l. Referee.
PAGB IT T I
The Modem Spirit
of «»operation, the spirit which animates oil suc­
cessful business, prevails in the organization of
our Federal reserve bank.
We own stock in i t We keep our reserve cash
in i t We have a voice in electing its directors and
through them in choosing its management It is
our bank, and its resources enable us at all times
to meet the legitimate banking requirements of
our community.
You, in turn, pan cooperate with us in maintaining
the Federal Reserve Bank­
ing System, and at the same
MEMBER
time
share in its benefits
FEDERAI. RESERVE
and protection, by becoming
SYSTEM
one of our depositors.
map is carefully drawn, show
NOTICE.
aack Littell, the income export and tog The
all
the
lakes,
streams
and
prtoci
Notice
is
hereby
given that Hag-
deputy collector of internal revenue, pal mountain peaks, as well as the
will come to Coquill* on the after railways and highways. All the eit­ quist A Bjorkquist, Contractors, have
noon of next Thunday, the 14th tost, les and towns are plainly indicated, completed their contract for the on
piovement of a portion of the Ban­
und remain until Saturday night To and
an
alphabetical
index
enables
one
don-Curry
County Section of the
help farmer* and give them a clear tc readily determine the location of
Coast Highway, from Two Mile to the
idea of the sort of report of their in­ ang town to the statte.
come* they are expected to make he On the back of the map is a brief Curry County Line and that the
County Headmaster has filed hi* Cer­
irivea the following euggeetiona:
but
very
complete
exposition
of
Ore­
tificate
the completion of the work
“Item* allowable aa deduction* un­ gon’s resources. The geographical don* on of such
contract, with the fol­
der the head of bueineea expeneee are divisions,
with
physical
features,
cli­
lowing
exceptions:
ditching
all amount* of expone* actually paid mate, productions and scenic attrac­ and picking up and burning,
piling of lumber
during the tax year in the conduct of tions, are set forth in detuil The taken from old bridge
at Two Mile,
u busineaa, trad* or profeeaion.
settler or the tourist will two hundred dollars; and any person,
"This includes all amounts actually prospective
REDEMPTION NOTICE.
find much valuable information. firm or corporation having objections
paid by a farmer in preparing hi* here
All
of
the
work
on
this
map
was
All
Coos County warrants drawn
tc
file
to
the
acceptance
of
said
work,
land for a crop and the cultivation, done to Portland. Copies can be ob­
on
the
general fund and indorsed
may
file
the
same
in
the
office
of
the
harvesting and marketing of the crop, tained from any Southern Pacific rep­ County Clerk within two weeks from prior to Jan.
1st, 1916, will be paid on
'i,
■ ■ ■* ■■* -
the coat of the seed* and the fertiliser resentative.
presentation
at
my office in Coquille,
the
date
of
the
first
publication
of
Coquille,
Oregon
used, the amount* expended for labor
this notice, to-wit: from the 8th da* Ore. No interest will be allowed on
used in caring for liveetock and the
Th e O l d e s t N a t i o n a l Ba nk
any of these warrants after the 8th
cost of the feed, the cost of stock Queen Will Ron to the Rogue. of February, 1018.
day
of
Jan.,
1918.
Dated
at
Coquille,
Coos
County,
-in Coos County
purchased for resale. (It should be It is reported that the gasoline
191&
'understood, however, that if such cost schooner Queen, owned by the Gra-* Oregon, this 4th day of February, A. Dated Jan. 8th, T.
M. Dimmick,
is claimed aa deduction, the entire ham Bros., of Coqullle, Is being over­ D. 1018.
52t5
County
Treasurer
L.
W.
Oddy,
County
Clerk.
hauled
and
remodeled
at
Bandon
and
proceeds received upon a sale of the
4t2
By
A.
B.
Collier,
Deputy.
stock is to be returned as income.) will be used to transport fresh salmon
W
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
from the Rogue river to the railroad
“The amounts actually paid in
Notice is hereby given that letters
ing repairs to farm buildings but not at Cedar Point up the Coquill* river
Redemption Notice.
the house, repairs to fences, farm for reshipment to Portland and other All Coos County Warrants, drmwn testamentary upon, the estate of Wil­
machinery, etc., the cost of materials points. The Queen is a sea going' on the general fund, and indorsed pri­ ber Albee, late of Coos county, Ore­
craft of about 00 tons, equipped with
for immediate use and farm
gon, deceased, hove been issued to
or to April 1st, 1016, will be paid on mt
which are used up in the course of a powerful engines and has been am presentation
out of and under the seal of the
at
my
office
to
Coquille,
year or two, such as binding twine, ployed to government survey work Oregon; no interest will be allowed cocnty court of said county. All per­
during the post year, but a sold star
having claims against said es­
stock powders, pitchforks,
any of these Warrants, after Feb. sons
tate
are
required to present them,
etc., and the amount of rent paid for age room is now being built to car* on
for the fresh salmon. The craft will 1st, 1018.
with
the
proper
vouchers, to me at
a farm may also be claimed.
1st, 1018.
the
office
of
W.
C.
Chase, to the city
“The amounts paid for live stock be operated during the coming sea Dated this Feb.
T. M. Dimick,
(f
Coquille
to
said
county,
within six
which is to be used for breeding pur­ h by Bari Graham and Bert An­ 8t6
County Treasurer months from the date of this
notice.
poses are held to represent invest­ derson, Coos county men, and is
ment of capital and are not allowable pected to make a round trip every NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVE­ Luna L. Albee, Executrix of the es­
three or four days.—Gold Beach Re­
tate of Wilber Albee, deceased.
as deductions.
MENT.
Dated at Coquille, Ore., January 26,
“The value of grain, stock and oth porter.
101a
ei- products produced on the farm U The Queen has had a varied exper­
not considered taxable income until ience, going ashore at Bandon near Partien cf Elliott’s Street, to ElHett’s
reduced to cash or the equivalent of the south jetty tipo years age to tne
F U R N IT U R E
NOTICE TO CREDITORS..
cash. Therefore, if «ropa and stocks imminent risk of the crew owing to a
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
letters
Notice is hereby given that the
were produced in 1016 on a farm own­ rope getting tangled about he
Common Coucnil of the City of Co­ testamentary upon the. estate of Wil­
ed by you and they were sold in 1017, pollar.
liam Albert Shelly, late of Coos coun­
quills did by resolution duly adoped ty.
the total amount received therefor is
have been issued to me
White Cedar Tract Sold. at a meeting of said council bald out deceased,
to be included under Groas Income In
of
and
under
the seal of the coun­
the
21st
day
of
January,
A.
D„
1018,
your 1017 return. Crops and stock Sale of six million fast of white
ty
court
of
said
county.
persons
produced in 1017, and on hand Dec. cedar near Bandon belonging to Mrs. and which resolution is kept of record having claim against said All
estate
are
to
the
office
of
the
City
Recorder
to
81 of that year need not be consid­ Jaa. Nemo, formerly Mrs. Elisabeth
required
to
preeent
them,
with
ered; but the amount received there­ Leon, cook at the county rock quarry the records of the proceedings of ths proper vouchers, to me at th* office the
of
for should be included in your return on Coos river, brought wealth to the Common Council and reference to W. C. Chase, to thq city of Coquille
=
rendered for the year in yhich they Nemo family. The sal* was made which is hereby made as a part of in said county, within six months
this
notice,
duly
declare
its
inten­
are sold.
through Indian Agent Chas. E. Coe,
th* date of this notice.
“If a farmer exchanges produce of Roeeburg, to the Fyfe-W ilson Lum tion and purpose to improve that por­ from
Lodiscia Shelly, Executrix
for merchandise, the pnce placed by her company and probably involve« tion of Elliott Street to Elliott’s Ad­ of Lydia
the
estate
the merchant upon the goods should at least »10,000. The land came to dition to Coquille City, Coos Comity, ly, deceased. of William Albert Shel­
be reported as
Mrs. Nemo through inheritance from Oregon, from the north ski* of First Dated at Coquille, Ora, January 26,
Are authorized Thrift Stamp selling stations.
Indian ancestors, and consists of 100 Street ins aid addition to the south 191&
side
of
Second
Street
J|—
aid
addition,
Woman Pays Income Tax. scree lying south of town.—Bandon
This profitable, simple, and safe investment,
by constructing a
sidewalk
Women with independent incomea World.
dong the weet aide of said portion of NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
draws four per cent interest, compounded quar­
sufficient to make them subject to the
said
street.
Mm.
Fairchileg
Gate
Divorce.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
un­
income tax are few on Coo* Bay. But
terly, with the privilege o f turning it into mon­
Said improvement will be made to dersigned has filed hi* final account
one so far has come to Deputy U. 8. Mrs Isabel Fairchilee was last Mon­ accordance
with
the
plans
and
aped'
to
the
matter
of
the
estate
of
G.
W.
Internal Revenue Collector Jack Lit­ day granted a divorce from Clifford
ey upon ten days notice.
Save for those who
of the iCty Engineers, filed Temple, deceased, and that th* Coun­
tell to make her report. Mrs. Sarah Fairchilee, custody of their on* child, fl to cations
office of said City Recorder on ty Court for Coos County has set Sat­
are fighting for you, and do “ your bit” to
Yoakum, of Coos river, who has one and alimony of »20 per month, to the the the
21st day of January, A. D., 1018, urday, the 28d day of Fobruary, 1918,
of the prosperous dairy ranchee of court of Judge Coke to chambers at and
the estimate of the probable cost as the day and the County Court
the county, is that on*. Last Satur­ Marshfield. The case went by de­ of said
day she mad* application and gave fault. Desertion and inhuman treat­ »189.91. improvement is the sum of Room at the County Court House to
Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, as th*
her check for the amount which goes ment were the charges brought by
improvement will be made at place for hearing objections to said
to Uncle Sam. Roy Landrith, anoth­ Mrs. Fairchiles and the recent troub­ the Said
cost and expense of the property final account and the settlement of
Service First.
er Coos river rancher, did likewise. le to Powers involving Mr. Fairchnes, benefit
tod thereby as stated in said said estate.
Mr. Littell is kept comfortably busy was cited to the testimony. C. I. Rei- resolution.
**-'
Dated this 24th day of January,
though not so busy as local conditions gard was attorney for Mrs. Fair- Any end ell persona
=
interested may 1918.
would seem to require. He resnai chiles.—Times.
eke
end
file
with
the
City
Recorder
A. J. Sherwood,
on the Bay only until noon, February
written objection to or rexaor Administrator with
■ñl
the Will annexed
14, and though many have already Mammoth Coo« Potatoes. trance
j against 1 said improvement of the estate of G. W. Temple, de-
com* to consult him the proportion is
within twenty days from the first
ftl
low and indicates that others will be Mr. Larson, of Allegany, has grown publication,
to wit: within twen _
4,200
bushels
of
potatoes,
most
of
left without Information and with i
froto the 25th day of January,
ports to make by Marsh 1 without which he has on hand at this time. Re days
A.
D„
1918.
recently
selected
the
largest
potatoes
aid. Late reports are subject to
J. S. Lawrence, ‘
and
placed
them
to
a
bin
by
them
penalty.—Coos Bay Timm.
that bos operated continuously since its establishment some fourteen
City Recorder.
selves, 626 weighing a ton. This, so
yean ego ho* been your Laundry.
J.
A
.
RICH
M
O
ND
who have seen them declare, is
Myrtle Poiat Aviator in Europe those
Rein
or
shine,
good times and bed, it has bean on the job.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
the largest potatoes ever shown in NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
W* have e number of customer# that havs patronised it continually
The Roeeburg Review says: “Mrs. the county.—-Coes Bay Harbor.
Richmond-Barker
Building.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
from th* beginning. We nr* grateful for this appreciation of our
Coquille, Or*.
B. W. Maddox, who was her* from
dersigned
has filed her final accotint
service. Our aim is to improve th* service in every way possible.
Myrtle Point on a few days’ business
Phones,
Office
626,
Res.
214.
in
the
matter
of
the
administration
W* wash every thing washable.
and departed for her home this morn­
the estate of Adam Porshbaker,
ing, states that she received a letter I am to the market for all kinds of of
W . C. CHASE
CO Q U ILLE L A U N D R Y & ICE C O M P A N Y
Geo. T. Moulton. deceased, and that the County Court
from her son, Woodson Maddox, re­ Furs.
for Coo# County, Oregon, hoe set
OT
0 RN 8 V-AT-LAW
IM N É tIM m
cently, stating that he had arrived in
H—
I8
B
E8W I
Saturday, the 19th day of February,
Europe with the 186th Aero Squad­ Call on us for Statiohery.
Riehnxmd-Barker Bldg
a* the day and' tb« County Court
ron, of which he is a member, on the
Oregon
• Coquille
Room
at
the
County
Court
House
to
When
Yon
Have
a
CeM.
2d of January. According to the let­
Coquille,
Coo*
County,
Oregon,
as
tb*
ter, the boys had a thrilling trip It is when you have a sever* cold place foe hoering objection* to said ♦ DR. a . W . L E S U E
you appreciate the good quali­
across the Atlantic, with many hair that
of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Final Account and ths« settlement of
O steopathic P h ysician
raising experiences. Young Maddox ties
Mrs. Frank’ Crocker, Pana, 111., said estate.
Bandon to Ban Francisco
only referred to these stunts briefly writes: “Our five-year-old son, Paul, Doted this 17 day of January, 1918. Graduate of the American School
cold last winter that Aimes Fahy, Executrix of the Last of Osteopathy of Kirktvilla, Mo.
in his letter to his mother, saying caught a
Fare, Ffrat elan—»10.
Office to Eldorado Block.
on his lungs and he had tor-
that he could not go into detail on ac­ settled
Marshfield
>
Oregon
Will
end
Testament
and
of
the
estate
ribie
coughing
spells.
We
were
great
Sail, frees Central Warehouse Comps ay
count of the censorship, but that he ly worried about him as the medicine of Adam Porehbeker, deceased. It6
J, E. WALSTROM. A*.nt. Bandon. Or*.
would tell her fully of their exper­ we gave him did not help him in the
DR. C. W . ENDICOTT
iences in case the opportunity af­ least. A neighbor spoke so highly of
E. & E. T. Kruse, Mgrs., 24 Calif. S t , S. F.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy that I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
forded itself. Mrs. Maddox says that got
DENTI
ST
a
bottle
of
it.
The
first
«loe*
ben-
OF OREGON IN AND FOR
from the ton* of the letter their ships •fittorf him so much that I continued STATE
THE COUNTY OF COOS.
Pint N t’l Bank B’ld’g Phone
must have been chased by submarines giving it to him until he was cured.”
John
H.
Wert,
Charles
A.
Wert
the greater part *f the distance.
Male 11 , Ooqallie, Oregon.
and Nannie Bright,
NOTICE.
Plaintiffs
Notice is hereby given that J. D.
40 Hog* Fattened on Mast.
J. J. STANLEY
For rebshio Abstracts of Title end information
V
a
’
Bennett, Contractin', has completed Wilson West,
about Coos County Real Estate see
E. R. Miller, of Gold Beach, owns t his
LAWY»
contract
for
the
construction
of
[inch at Lobster Rill on Rogue river
TITLE
QUARANTHB
A ABSTRACT COMPANY
Defendant.
Gravel Ford Bridge over the
Sto—
a
t
Caeqte. CHr. On.
her* the hogs fatten on the acorn the
Office
to
Farmer*
4k
Merchants
SUIT IN EQUITY FOR PARTI­
J attention paid to lookmg after —«eminent* and payment of tax**.
nts. He says that U s sons have North Fork of the Coquille River, and TION
g.
Coquille.
Ote.
OF REAL PROPERTY.
I Marshfield Office
Phone Coquille Office
the County Headmaster has filed
jst completed killing 40 hand of that
14J
HENRY 8ENGSTACKEN, Manager
191
his
Certificate
of
the
completion
there­
Notice
of
Bale
af
Reel
Property.
tea* mast-fed hogs. With bacon ana of, approving the work done on such Notice is hereby given that by vir­
A. J. SHERWOOD
ird at their present price it geos contract, and any person, firm or cor­ tu* of the authority vested to me by
ithout saying that the high cost o*
ATTORMTY AT U V
of the above entitled Court in
objection to tile to
ring is not causing Mr. Miller any poration having
Phut National Beak Building
entitled cause duly made
anc* of said work, may file
ms of sleep.—Pert Orford Tribune.
of record thereto on the
the same to the office of the County
from the date 17th day *4 January, 1818, I wffi on
Calling Cards, 100 for »LOO.
First National Bank
W
•»
-
•*—
;«*
STOVES STOVES STOVES
Quick’s
has a large variety of Cook Stoves and
Ranges. Wood and coal Heaters. Pipes,
elbows and dampers. Dishes, Granite ware.
Jean Beds, Spring Mattresses and Wooden
Beds. Chairs, tables, square and round,
English Breakfast, Kitchen Queen.
TELEPHONE OFFICES
WIN THE WAR
Coos and Cony Telephone Company
THE ONE INDUSTRY IN
COQUILLE
Professional Cards
Str. Elizabeth
J.
J
E. Norton, Agent, Coquille, Ore.
ABSTRACTS
Does Your Subscription Date Need Changing?
*