The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., March 01, 1918, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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FRID AY, MARCH L 1218.
Pictures Good.
SAVE M ONEY AND
BUY
.
W e can help you reduce the high cost o f living, and lave
you money for patriotic war investm ent!.
W e have ju st put on display a large stock o f hat framed, in
all shapes, flowers, novelty hat trimmings, and w re a th t-a ll
new and pretty, at very reasonable prices.
W hy not trim
your own spring hat?
H at Fram es............................ ..
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Flower*......... ................................... 15c to 50c
H at Trimming Novelties J____ 15c to 50t W
W reath e............... .25c
RACKET STORE
MRS. BON NIE W A L K E R , Prop.
Red Cross Notes.
Year Cress and M y Cress.
Y our cross and m y cross,
And how they go today,
From your home and my horns
To the trenches fa r aw ay!
Brave lads and true lads.
They never think o f fea r;
Young mon and etrong^men—
W e hold thorn all m ntoar;
And tha one cross, the Rad Cress,
the cross fo r me end you.
W ill succor thorn to every land h
neath tha rad and whits and blue.
Your heart and m y haart
Throb aa though to break.
W hile your hands and my bands
S Garments o f com fort make,
h our thoughts and my thoughts
Follow them each day;
T e your God and my God
For thorn wo fondly pray;
And tha one cross, the Red Cross,
the cross fo r me and yon,
W ill succor them to every toad be­
neath tha rad and white and Una.
listin g in tin making o f gun-w ipn
fo r tha Rod Cross. The children of
Roy district are also helping with
these, and Coquille was thus enabled
to sand away something over 8000
last week.
Riverton Auxiliary sent in 8 pairs
o f bed socks and 12 suits o f pajamas
sines our last report, and the work
was so beautifully done as to cause
comment, and we’re accustomed to
Attorney* to Hooverixe.
The Coos County Bar Association
held a special meeting at the court
Your food and my food
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house last Monday and decided that
W e now must guard and save,
their annual banquet to be held at
That your flag and my flag
some time next month shall
May ever proudly w are.
be such as to meet the approval o f
Your gold and my gold,
Food Adm inistrator H oover; the piece
O f it we freely give,
da resistance to consist St dam s,
That your sen and m y eon,
crabs or some other sea food. The
In foreign climes may live;
And the one cross, the Red Cross, price is also to be not more than half
the cross for me and you, -«
W ill succor them in every land be­
neath the red and white and blew.
Emma Finty Cox.
W e earnestly urge mere o f the
.. members o f the Red Cross organisa­
tion tb turn out and help with the
tow ing at tha work room «. Only a
vary small number to proportion to
the membership, among tha ladies o f
Coquille, are sewing, and tha “ faith ­
ful few ,” so te speak, are having to
shoulder burdens that should be mere
equally distributed. There la ineoe-
ant demand fo r the bad socks and pa­
jam as and ovary lady, whether a
member o f the Red Cross or not, but
ee; ecially the members, are askad to
assume a little o f the responsibility
in this grsat need and do t” mir share.
Sign up fo r one afternoon in the
week, and make an effort to bo there
on that day. You w ill fool happier
yourself for so doing and it w ill en­
courage those who ere in charge, end
who have been working So faithfully
that our own Oregon boys, fo r in­
stance, may not suffer fo r lack of
“ garments o f co m fo rt” Don't pro­
crastinate to this m atter -act now!
See the G oods in the
Latest Patterns
from
A. E. Anderson & Co.
The last meeting was held at
Marshfield in February last year.
It was talked some o f dispensing
with the meeting this year, but upon
le m in g that Judge Sehlbrode, the
president o f the association, w ill leave
shortly, it was decided to hold the
meeting as a sort o f a farew ell a f­
fa ir fo r him.
Shower at Parkersburg.
«The Taflurtof Tea
S HOW
To Decorate Your Home
H. 0. A N D E R S O N
“ W e, the undersigned citizens and
voters o f Coos county, favor the re-
election o f A . K. Peck to the state
legislature. Mr. Peck has the benefit
of one term o f experience and merits
the careful consideration o f the vot­
ers o f Coos county:
Mel G. Duncan, A. 0 . Rogers,
Henry Sengstacken, A . T . Haines, H.
J. McDevitt, Dorsey Kreitser, Che».
Hall, A . L. Martin, John E. Ross,
Duncan Ferguson, H. J. Kimball Jr„
A. Y . Myers, John 8. Coke, E. Herbert
Hayden, o f Marshfield; C. 8. Winsor,
,
Married This W eek.
H. G. Kern, L. F. Falkenstein, Wm.
Last Monday Rev. J. A. M cVeigh, Vaughan, Robert Banks, A. E. Mor­
or this city, performed the ceremony ten, M. E. Everitt, C. M. Byler, Pe­
which united Robert Peter* and Mary ter Loggie, o f North Bend.
Lanegan to the holy bonds o f matri­
mony.
Vaudeville Coming to Scenic.
Tuesday be performed the same o f­
Speaking o f the A then company
fice fo r Howard Barrett and Anna which is to appear at the Scenic on
Fsrker. Both couples were fi
Sunday evening, March 10 for a three
Marshfield. -
days’ season the Bandon W orld says:
F ef. 28— Thomas A. Brophy and
Dora Anna Booth, both o f Marshfield.
Feb. 28— Paul W. Adams and May
Ruth Johnson, both o f Myrtle Point.
Feb. 26— Robert Peters and Mary
Lanegrn, both o f Marshfield.
Feb. 26— Howard Barrett and An­
na Parker, both o f Marshfield.
Feb. 28—Carl E. Ingstrom, o f Pow­
ers, and Thelma Norton, o f Myrtle
Point. The m arriage ceremony was
perform ed at the court house the
same day by Rev. F. G. Jennings.
T ailors ■ Chicago ,
The HABERDASHE2Y
T H IS B O O K
Bergm ann Shoe
The forthcom ing marriage o f Mr.
Oscar Lewis and Miss Hazel Mat­
thews, o f Powers, is announced. In
anticipation o f this event the many
friends o f the bride to be gave her
a shower last Thursday evening at
tha home o f Mias Lena Belloni, o f
Parkersburg, where she used to be
a teacher. The varied gifts were in
large number and both uaeful and or­
The 6th grade sewing class is aa- namental. Mias Matthews has taught
several terms o f school in Cooa coun­
ty and is a social favorite among the
young people wherever she is known.
B ay
Popular Priced
Tailoring
L ieu t C. H. Jensen, o f the Signal
Cnrpa, Aeroplane Division, was greet­
ed with a fu ll house last Sunday **
when he showed the govern
pictures o f aeroplane construe
turn from true to finished product, be-
a -great assay pictures o f the
tisin tog camps and battle fronts in
France.
In bis explanatory talks along with
the picture* Lieut. Jensen voiced a
very common complaint among men
on detached duty, that he would much
prefor to be in active service to
France but the government had need
of men to carry on this educational
work and he had to submit.
11 m four L men figured prominent­
ly in the flrst reel which showed the
logging and taw mill work with which
everyone in this section is fam iliar.
From that tha scene was carred to
the aeroplane factories and then to
the actual use o f the planes at the
training camps and to France. Some
of the latter were “thrillers,” showing
as they did the marvelous evolutions
performed by expert bird men.
The descent e f an Italian cavalry
tjoop down a steep hill was likewise
exciting and many were the exclama­
tions as rider after rider was thrown
from his mount when the animal fell
only to be up and at it bafora the
How to plan your rooms— how to select the
horse could get away.
J. C. Almack and C. R. Barrows
acheme suggeetkma for the treatment o f each room
In explanation o f the sale o f Web­ made short patriotic addresses Be­
with illustrations in color by one o f the foremoet interior
ster’s interest in the Marshfield pro tween reels which called forth hearty
decorators
o f the country. This beautiful and inter-
porty fo r 840 to 1896 it should be re responses from the audience.
eating book la yours for the asking:*
inhered that .there wore judge
m enu against W ebster outstanding
Grand Jury Indictments.
Includes large samples o f 1918 W all Papers
at that time to the amount o f 823,000
This Style Beak a f 1918 decorations shows the newest W all Pa­
The grand jury last Friday return­
and a purchaser who wasn't a creditor
per patterns approved fo r the com iag season— large actual earn-
ed an indictment for perjury in the
o f W ebster would not have been like­
Pto*— Papers that aro reasonable to price and yet in the best
case o f the state against Simon Frat-
ly to have enjoyed a very long tan
taste. A selection o f authoritative decorations for each room.
is, who told two contradictory stories
ure, as some o f those creditors would
ir. the Burke-Egenhoif liquor case at
almost certainly have redeemed the
Pipers shown in this book are in stock right n ow — and
Marshfield.
property.
many other high grade decorations at the lowest prices to be
On Tuesday an indictment was re­
found anywhere. Let us show them to you and help you with
turned against a North Bend negro
Service Held for Soldiers.
your decorating.
named Randolph who had been led in­
Special patriotic services were held te making a white slave proposition
at Myrtle Point Sunday evening tn over the telephone. Mrs. Clara Up­
We can save you money
the Presbyterian church. A beauti­ ton, a state official, came down here
Now ia the time to decorate
ful flag was unveiled in henor o f the again this week to testify as a w it­
young men who have gome into the ness in this case. The revised charge
Cali, writs, or
for copy o f the 1918 »
army and navy from Myrtle Point
homes, namely:
Harry Arthur Luttrell, Loui’ 1 .sw­
Another blind indictment was re­
ell en. Lloyd E. Lewellen, Arthur turned at the same time and four
FURNITURE AND HARDWARE
Jones, Louis A. Jones, Arthur J. Nel­ more blind indictments yesterday.
son, George A. Maddox, - Edward W
A true bill was not found in the
Maddox, Clarke Fensler, Harry Stew­ Marshfield boat house case in which
ard, James Johnson, Percy Platt, las­ Jeremiah 8. Friel was charged with
sie McDonald, Forest Greene, Clifton assaulting O. W . Huddlestons with a
The Commercial Club
Methodist Church.
R Anderson, Louis Star, W ylie Sum­ deadly weapon.
merlin, Chester Miller. g Z ft
Sunday school at 10.
Come and Wednesday evening at 7:80.
The grand jury is still in session.
ono invitad
A blue star represented each boy,
study.
and on the flag appeared one gold
Preaching service at 11 a. m. Sub­
Gets Buck His $100.
Send the Sentinel to eastern friends
star, repres enting Harry Luttrtlt,
ject, “ Christians the Light o f the
The case o f Andrew Erickson, who
uffio died to the service, A large con­
gregation attended the services which p el up a cash bond o f $100 in tn* > Epworth League at 6:80.
The Celebrated
were conducted by Rev. Mr. Ander­ Recorder’s court at Marshfield in the
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30.
D.
L.
Foote
boose
case
to
pull
the
son, who after the unveiling deliVflted
There will be no evening service at
c splendid sermon with “ Old jlo r y ” money down, was tried in the Cir­ this church, but all churches will join
cuit Court here yesterday.
as his topic.
in the union meeting at the Masonic
Awarded Gold Medal
It was disclosed that the case tn
Master Smith, son o f W . R. Smith,
P.
P.
I. E. San Francisco, 1915
editor and proprietor o f "The Ameri­ which Erickson put up the money had
can,” successor to the M yrtle Point teen dismissed and that Erickson had
The strongest and nearest waterproof
Enterprise, delivered a most fitting then been immediately rearrested on
St. James Episcopal Church.
Shoes made for Loggers, Cruisers,
nettai which was prepared by his fa- another bootlegging charge. So the
money eras retained,
Judge Coke,
Sjnday school at 10 a. m.
Miners, Sportsmen and W orkers.
however, directed a verdict in favor
o f the plaintiff, who now gets been
Presbyterian Church.
Hon. A . K . Peck Endorsed.
The Bergmann Farm use Shoe
the plunks he thought he had kissed
The follow ing self explanatory pe­ goodbye.
Teaching service from 10 to 11 a. m.
tition was received by State Repre­
Rev. J. A. McVeigh, pastor. T o Keep Your Feet Dry Use The
sentative Arthur K. Peek a few days
Bergmann W ater-Proof Shoe OIL
To Be Candidate for Sheriff.
Inquiring o f Mr. Sherwood earn
tog the case o f W 'boter vs. Rogers,
to argue which he went to Salem re-,
eontly, he says that he has ju st re­
ceived the opinion o f the Supi
C ourt ^ He also inform s us that
Judge Slater, o f Portland, until re­
cently on the Supremo Bench,
resented the W ebster Interests to tha
case. The ease involved the title to
the Rogers Block to Marshfield
W ebster and Rogers bought the pro­
perty in 1882, on the top o f a boom
for 84,800 and Rogers bought Web­
ster's half interest at axecution sale
to 1896, after W ebster had left the
state, fo r |40. The hairs o f Webstar
claimed the sal* was void; first be­
cause the sheriff*! deed was issued to
Rogers more than tan years after
the execution sale and after the judg
ment lien had expired; and second,
that there was fraud on tha part o f
Rogers and J. W. Bennett resulting
in an inadequate price at the ex ecu
lion sale.
The Supreme Court hold
that tha lapse o f more than ten years
in issuing the sheriff’s deed did not
invalidate it, and that under the evi­
dence the conduct o f Rogers and Ben
nett was not fraudulent and that ad
verse criticism o f anything they did
in the matter was not merited. The
present value o f the property involved
is $20,000 or more.
In referring to his coming r.«nov*l
from C ess Bay to Corvallis to find a
warmer and drier summer climate
Judge C. A. Sehlbrede admits that
he would perhaps have done about
as wall te come to Coquille, but, of
course, prefseeioasl opportunities are
better to the W illamette vsHey ci‘ y.
Alfred Nichols, of Empire, who was
torn and raised in Coos county, filed
the declaration o f his candidacy for
the republican nomination for sheriff.
Mr. Nichols in his declaration says:
Fair and impartial administration.
Economic conduct o f office.
Patriotic service, doing everything
possible to aid and sustain the Unit­
ed States in the world war.
Employ Cooa county ctitoens to tne
sheriff’s* office.
To uphold the law and enforce »
without favoritism .
Mr. Nichols is well known and pro­
mises soon to start an active cam ­
paign.
/
L . L. L . L . to Meet in Portland.
Both secretaries o f the Loyal Le­
gion o f Loggers and Lumbermen lo­
cals here received word yesterday ot a
meeting to be held to Portland Mon­
day and asking that one delegate
from each local be sen t The tele-
giam was from Col. Brice Disque and
the purpose o f the meeting is to con­
sider the greater production
of
spruce. A. B. Robert will bo the del
egate from the Sitka Spruce club.
Their plays have been good, clean,
pleasing and produced in a manner
that command* the highest praise.
The vaudeville introduced to addition
is o f high das* order, end nothing but
good comment is heard on every side.
It has bean a long time tine* a com
pany stayed a weak to Bandon, but
Broccoli At It« Finest.
teems like the crowds never tire of
For over a month now our local
this company, for big business is the
market has been supplied with the
rule every n igh t
finest o f Broccoli, or winter cauliflow­
er.
The writer used to raise the
Here From Marshfield.
summer variety for the New York
Among those who came over from market half a century ago, but this
the Bay Monday to be present at the season gave his flrst experience with
opening o f the February term o f the Broccoli, which he finds good enough
Circuit court here were: Judge John to eat every day.
& Coke, Mrs. Nellie B. Scott, court
reporter, John F. Hall, district attor­
ney. L. A. Liljeqvist, A. K. Pock, C.
F. MeKnight, T. T. Bennett, J. W.
Flanagan, C. I. Reigard, C. A. Sehl-
brtde, Chaa. Mahaffy, J. E. Noah, Dal
Catheart, and J. T. Harrigan.
Christian Church.
Bible School at 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. n
You are cordially Invited to a
these services.
A. J. Whiddon, Minister.
Christian Science Society.
Theodore Bergman
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
621 Htufman S t
•
Portland, Oregon
Want Ads
Osa Casi a W*r4 Caci laaartiaa
Services next Sunday at 11:00 a. m
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
o’clock.
IC R 3ALE— 4 good, young horses
Sunday school at 9:80 a. m.
weighing from 10001b to 12001b.
Free public roading room open ev­
Well broken.
W ill sell cheap u
ery day, except Sundays and holidays,
taken at once. See Editor for par­
from 2 to 4 p. m.
ticulars.
Com er Third and Hall streets
For Sale— One ineubator, only used
or e season, with brooder. Inquire
o f Editor.
Marshfield has adopted a new jit­
ney ordinance, with a license fee of
820. It is provided that jitneys op­ F (‘R SALE—Some very fine brood
sows, Poland. Weigh up to 160 lb
erating between Marshfield and points
Inquire o f Editor.
not more than half a mile from the
Jitneys Regulated at Bay.
city limits must maintain a reguhr
half hour schedule from 6:80 in the FOR SALE— One De Laval cream
separator, No. IT, good shape. W ill
morning until 11 o’clock at wight.
sell fo r 885.00 cash. Inquire o f ed­
They have to put up I 82,000 bond.
itor.
Taxis are taxed 818 tnd have to give
a 8600 bond.
FOR SALE OR RENT— 160 acres
four and one half miles from Co-
Commerdal Club every Wednesday
quills- 20 acres under cultivation;
evening at 7:80.
60 pasture. Fred Nosier, Coquille.
W H A T TO USE TO
„ PR EVEN T APPENDICITIS Loot— A heavy silver timble with a
gold band. Finder will pleas* re­
Coquille people should know simple
turn to the Sentinel office.
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as
mixed in Adler-i-ka, flushes the EN­ W ANTED— Chrome, Manganese and
TIRE bowel tract so com pletely that
Molybdenite ores. Might purchase
appendicitis is prevented.
ONE
or take intrset to proven mine.
SPOONFUL Adler-i-ka relieves ANY
Western Reduction Company, 24th
CASE sour stomach, gas or consti­
A Nicolai Sts., Portomi, Oregon.
pation because it removes ALL foul
nutter which elogged and poisoned FOR 8 A LE the beat and cheapest va­
your system. The INSTANT action
cant lot in the rity o f Coquill*.
reprises b o ll doctors and patients.
Speak quick if you want it: A t tha