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COQUILLE FALLET
HUSTON M A K IN G
STRO N G C A M P A IG N !
COQUILLE, OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1918.
Day’s Work.
j- G. Hill made a riek haul one day
which he haa ] P“ rther and a coyote, says the Port
covered muen of the otate outside ,* < * * « * Tribune.
The panther
Multnomah county, A A Huston, can- | caa« h t in a email No. 4 trap a t
didate for United States saunter, is iU b*’ °* uPP*r
river. It had
very much plea sed with hie prospects. | carr**<*
Wup away but Mr. Hill’s
Lip to the present tim e he has n o t p 0** *°°n bayed it. The coyote was
held a pnhHe meeting nor spent any p a u f h t several miles distant nt Salal
active time in Me county, Multnomnh, Sprln*r I t was the prise catch, as
where the heavy vote is, but from this I*0"*“ °*
"bo*» men of tho Brush
time on be will devote himself largo-1
Corbin *#rtlon bad offered
ly to rounding up Ms horns eounty 1Mr’ HU1 ,l 0 ° to «bHtion to the regu-
vot#
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I bur bounty for each one of them var-
Mr. Huston has lived in Multnomah mint* «»ught by Mm.
An autopsy
county for twelve years, and f ^ jw ferm m l upon-the coyote showed it
that he is weD enough known te b e |hmd not
Howerixing, as there
able te curry his
county with Iw" «^blence ** bad been living upon
little work, but h . expects to carry it P®*’ T#nta<» ami mutton' »
by 10,000 vote. May 17. During tk ,
««umUy Urge fmuate.
lest year, perhaps fifteen te twenty
Mr*
who h a. s cunning In ths
thousand voters have located in Mult- tr*PPin* ! » » • th at outwits the slyest
nomah county, having foumi employ- *"1“ *1-
this day’s
ment in the shipyards.
Many of | work* He b^ Unre* there are other
these men sre entirely
c°y°tes in the seme neighborhood, and
with the Oregon , system and « ith W * baa h i. t
itate politics.
Thsso men have had
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experience in industrial plants, and
®*$> D ep o sit o f C hrom e O re.
will only need to be shown Senator
J. A Smith, one of the moat sue-
Huston’s record on social legislation easeful prospectors in this section, aa-
to see the wisdom of voting for him in nouaces the discovery of chrome ore,
the primaries.
apparently in large quantities on the
Senator Huston began his work hi hills between Floras creek and Sixes
Oregon in Washington county and his river in northern Curry county. He
frionds living a t Hillsboro and Forest arrived in Bandon last night with a
Grove say th a t he will carry Wash- good supply of samples, which he now
ington county with not lees than 76 has on display in the window a t John
percent of the Republican vote. And Dickey’s store. He states th at he has
speaking about polities, Senator Hus- about 100 tens of the ore In plain
ton is making his campaign first as sight on the surface of the ground,
New Road in North Carry.
plans to put on a pack train of 10 or
The bids for the construction of 18 horses and begin a t once bringing
five miles of new road to be built up the * u rf.c. ore out for shipm m t
Flora, creek in the northern end of I Chrome or* ‘* now
valuable.
Curry county were opened yesterday Ita concentr,te* , r * UMd ,n the manu'
a n d ^ h . contract a w ^ L to ^ o h n R
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Hill oa his bid of 612,446, exclusive of
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a bridge aerose F lo ra, creek. Accord-
No
,o r P o ta to « ,
ing to the term s of the contract one-
A fter trying in vain to sell his IS
half of the work is to be completed tons of potatoes a t th e Bay, offering
on November 1st, of this year, the I them as lew as SO cents a bushel and
entire road is te be finished by Sep- ! getting no offers, C. E. Johnson, of
tember 1st, 1919. A bond of $6,000 is Myrtle Point, decided to feed them
required.
to hie hogs.
Mr. Hill eaye he will prepare for
Jam es Ferry, of Isthmus Inlet, is
operations a t once and expects to I in even harder luck with 40 tons he
have a force of men a t work by the can’t sell and no hogs to food. It’s
first of May. He says the road will a pity some of tho starving people
be one of big benefit te the dairymen in Europe couldn’t be supplied with
of thè upper end of the county as it I the surplus of America’s potato crop,
tape a very fertile country. Hereto-1 It ie also true th at a feast nearly al-
fore the dairymen have had to take ways follows a famine, especially with
their milk out oa pack-horses. The a crop as easy to grow as potatoes,
road is located on a fine grade, not By the same token this will be a good
over 6 per cent a t any point, accord- year to plant potatoes. “Always buy
ing to his estimate. There is about and plant when seed is low; keep out
1400 feet of rock work oa the route, of the market when it is high.”
8. A. Johnson, of Port Orford, was
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awarded the contract for the construe-
M aking th e Rood S tra ig h t.
A t the request of a number of my
friend« I hereby aaaounoe myself as
a candidate for nomination to the of­
fice of ■eprosentatfre in the Legisla­
tive Assembly, from Cose County, the
Fifth Representative District; subject
to the decision of the voters of ths
Republican P arty a t the Primary
Election, to be held on the 17th day of
May, IMS.
And I hereby announce my Plat­
form in a few short, terse sentences
th at can be easily understood:
Stand by the boys a t the front with
every dollar and every ounce of en­
ergy. Win the war for Liberty and
Humanity. Make ths world safe for
innocent women and helpless children.
FOR COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce myself as a can-
didate on the republican ticket a t the
primary election, May 17th, for nom­
ination to the office of county com­
missioner of Coos county.
GEO J. ARMSTRONG.
—Paid Advt.
With this I announce my candi­
dacy for sheriff of Ceos county, sub­
ject to the choice of the democratic
party a t the primary nominating
election on May 17, 1918.
My platform is:
First—I-w ill co-operate with gov­
ernment officials and assist in every
way, required or needed, in the pres­
ent emergency.
Second—I will secure the most com­
petent accountant and office man
available to take charge of the office,
dispense with all unnecessary help and
require every tax notice to show all
sums due so that no one becomes de­
linquent against his wilL
Third—I will not shirk from any of­
ficial duty required of my office, no
m atter what the task is or who it af­
fects. I will co-operate with all of­
ficers, treat all men alike regardless
of creed or politics, businecs or pro­
fession; make no distinction between
law violators.
Fourth—I will economise as fa r as
good service and efficiency will per-
J. M. Thomas,
Democratic Candidate for Sheriff.
—Pnid Advt.
W. H. Banka, former conductor on
the run from Marshfield south to the
Coquille valley, came in on the Coos
Bay Limited Sunday night relieving
A. E. Everton who is held a t home
a t Portland by the illness of some
member of the family.
Mr. Banks
has been gone for eighteen months
and has4r*cently been working as ex­
tra in conductor service on the main
line in the Willamette valley. He will
be on the run only while Mr. Everton
is detained.—Coos Bay Times.
8ome Good Advice.
“Don’t think too much of your own
methods. Watch other people’s ways
and learn from them.” This is good
advice, especially when billions or
constipated. You will find many peo­
ple who use Chamberlain’s Tablets for
these ailments with the best results,
and will do well to' follow their ex­
ample.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Loggers who are Interested in such I * * *
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contracts are urged to communicate
John Wells, who was a t the Bay
with headquarters of the Spruce Pro- ««veral weeks ago when legal proceed-
duction Division a t
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lings were instituted against Jesse
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Williams and Betsy Wells, of East-
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side, who had run off from families
M ore R iver B o a ts fo r L um ber. 1 , wara livlng together there, re-
F. E. Drone, of Parkersburg, has turned Sunday night from Washing-
just purchased of John Strong, of Em- ton with his son, Willard, to make
pire„ another barge which will be their home on the Bay until the trial
used for the George W. Moore Lumber L f Mr. Williams, who is in jail here,
company of Bandon.
They already w i Mrs. Wells is over at the next ses-
have four of Mr. Drone’s barges I rfon 0f Circuit court,
working for them, rafting lumber as
During his abhence he was securing
fa r as Cedar Point. The mill has a I statements from his children who live
capacity output of 76,000 feet a day, I about Everett, Wash., to prove his
but owing te the shortage of ears Ljalm th a t Mrs. Betsy Wells, his wife
there is being shipped sfily 26,000. land their mother, had not been mis-
There - a n now six barges of lumbar I treated by him as she claimed.
which have long bean w aiting a t Ce­
dar Point for cars which have not a r­
rived. These barges carry from one|
to four carloads
Philip Givi
When he learned
needed County
rent his fine pair of . __ _.
fflr
valued a t $100 to the navy.
I Robert A llk a i M att« » . IH . write,
the war is over the glasses will be rn- that
turned to the owner, it ie agreed, and she was a groat sufferer from Indi
with
__ will ram* a history of geatiou and constipation. Food dis-
th t ern wHl __
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tressed her and there was a feeling
where they have been. “I d e n t care ,,k# B ^
» ^ h t pressing on her
if you never send them beck, if they stomeeh and cheat She did not idbt
are used hi any manner to beet the well a t night, and felt wora out a
Hun by sending a submarine to the
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bottom, I w « be a thousand times re- trouble so th at she haa since felt like
paid.” wrote Mr. Philip. looted
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Highway Construction, Cans County,
Oregon.
Sealed bids for the construction of
The Isthmus Slough Bridge in Coos
County,
Oregon,
will
be Re­
ceived by the County Court of said
County, a t its office in the Court
House, Coquille, Oregon, until 10:00
o’clock A. M. May 2, 1918.
No bid will be considered unless ac­
companied by cash, bidder’s bond, or
certified check for an amount equal
to at leaat 6 per cen t of the total
amount of the bid.
A corporate surety bond will be re­
quired for the faithful performance
of the contract -in a sum equal to one-
half the total amount of the bid.
Propoaal blanks and full informa­
tion for bidden may be obtained a t
the office of the County Clerk of said
County, or a t the office of the DepiAy
State Highway Engineer, in the Court
House, Coquille, Oregon.
Plans and specifications and forms
of contract may be seen at the same
place or may be obtained upon the
deposit of $16.00.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals or to accept the pro­
posal or proposals deemed best for
sair County.
COUNTY COURT OF
COOS COUNTY.
James Watson,
County Judge.
Geo. J. Armstrong,
County Commissioner.
Archie Philip,
County Commissioner.
A ttest:
L. W. Oddy,
18t2
County Clerk.
Coquille, Oregon, April 4, 1918,
Notice ef Drainage District Eiectiaa. 1
Notice is hereby given, th at there
will be a meeting of the owners of the
land situated in the F at Elk Drainage
District, a Drainage District hereto­
fore existing in Corn County, Oregon,
a t the city hall, in the cRy o f Coquille,
Cooe County, Oregon, a t the hour of
ten o’clock, in the forenoon of S e ta r - 1
day, the 27th day of April, 1918, for
the purpose of electing three Super­
visors for said F at Elk Drainage Dis­
trict.
Dated this 6th day of April, 1918.
. L. W. Oddy,
County Clerk for Coos County, Ore­
] gon.
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L. P. Branst Ater,
E. H. Hamden,
W, W. Sanders,
Supervisors of F at Elk Drainage
District.
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NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Tiiat Ladd A Harris, Contractors,
have completed their contract for the
improvement of a portion of tho Coos
Bay-North Section of the Co-.st High­
way betwoen Glasgow and Ht.uscr, to-
wit:—Throe Draw-Bridges, one across
North Slough, one across Haynes
Slougli and one across Lr.rscn Slough,
in compliance with tho contract and
specifications as revised; aftd that the
County Roadmaster has filed his cer­
tificate of the completion of said
bridges, approving the work done by
the said contractors, and any person, |
firm or corporation having objections
to file to tho acceptance of said work,
may file the same in tie office of the
County Clerk of Cooe County, Ore­
gon, within two weeks from*the first
publication of this notice, to-wit:—
from the 12th day of April, A. D ,
1918.
Dated at Coquille, Coos County,
Oregon, this 9th day of April, A. D., (
L. W. Oddy, County Clerk,
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By A. B. Collier, Deputy.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Cuss County.
Milas M. Goodman, Plaintiff,
vs.
Minnie M. Goodman, Defendant
To Minnie M. Goodman, the above
named defendant:
In the Name of the State of Ore­
gon. You are hereby required to ap­
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled
court and cause within six weeks
from ths date of the first publication
of this summons, towit: within six
weeks from the 29th day of March,
1918, the same being the date of the
Aral publication of this summons;
and in case you fail to so appear and
answer on or before the 10th day of
May, 1918, the same being the date
of the last publication of this sum­
mons, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded against
you in his said ’ complaint, a succinct
statement of which is as follows: For
decree of said Court dissolving the
marriage contract existing between
the plaintiff and the defendant, and
for such other and further relief as
to the Court may seem meet and equi­
table.
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This summons is served upon you
by publication thereof in the Coquille
Valley Sentinel by order of the Hon­
orable G. F. Skipworth, a Judge of
the above entitled Court duly made
and entered on the 25tii day of March,
191&
J. J. Stanley,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence
and postoffice address, Coquille, Ore-'
gon.
. Professional Cards.
J. A. RICHMOND
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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Richmond-Barker Building.
• Coquille, Ore.
Phones, Office 026, Bes. 214.
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PACE
Stop! Look! Listen!
If you have no boy in service, and hold back
your dollars, can you look your neighbor in the
face when he loses his boy?
If you do hold back, where do you think you
are going to stand in your neighbor’s estimation
when this war ends?
The time for indecision is past—the time for
action is here. Let every true American subscribe
to the limit of his ability for bonds of the THIRD
LIBERTY LOAN.
Subscriptions open April 6, 1918.
Our services and facilities are offered free to
all subscribers.
The First National Bank
Coquille, Oregon
H Y D R O -C A R B O N IT E
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THE HIGH GRADE ROOF AND IRON PAINT
Jiolrf Continuously for Oyer 35 Years
USES
Waterproofs and Preserves Roofs, Protects
Bridges and buildings, Preserves Fence Posts, Pro*
tects Inside of Silos, Waterproofs Cellar Walls,
Preserves Foundation Timbers, Protects Wagons
and Farm Implements.
Should be used on all
surfaces subject to severe conditions.
lit Honardi Paint Company
CLEVELAND,
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BY THE WAY
TTNCLE SAM is asking us to subscribe
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for 1 another
«not
Liberty
rty Loan. 'While
Wh this is not spectac­
ular nor thrilling, it is however vitally necessary to
furnish the money to win this wsr.
The least we who stay at home can do is to
pay the bills of those who go. So let’s get behind this New
Liberty Loan and make it a record-breaker.
Coos & Curry
Telephone Company
Service First.
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T H E O N E I N D U S T R Y IN
C O Q U IL L E
th at haa operated continuously since its establishment some fourteen
years ago haa been your Laundry.
Rain or shine, good times and bad, it has been on tbs job.
We have a number of customers that have patronized it continually
from the beginning. We are grateful for this appreciation of our
service. Our aim is to improve the service in every way possible.
We wash aver y thing washable.
COQUILLE LAUNDRY & ICE COMPANY
W. C. CHASE
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Richmond-Barker Bldj
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Coquille
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of Osteopathy of Kirksville, Mo.
-- Office in Eldorado Block.
Marshfield
Oregon
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Str. Elizabeth
Bandon to San Francisco
F ore, F ir st c la w —$10.
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J . E. WALSTROM , Agont, Bandon, O ra.
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J. E. Norton, Agent, Coquille, Ore.
First N’t ’l Bank B’ld’g Phone
Maie U, Coquille, Oregon.*
J. J. STANLEY
LAWTE9
Office In Farmers A Merchants
Baqk Building. Coquille, Ora.
For reliable Abstracts of Title and information
about Coos County Rsal Estate see
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