MINOR MENTION.
PAGB FIGHT
Telling About People and
Erenti in the Oity and
County.
T its C O Q U IU I VALLEY
r RIDAT, MAT S. ISIS.
Willis Van Fosaen, o f Bohdon, was breakdown just on the ere od reaching
at W . R. Foote’s near Nor­ Coquille, but as to the tact» th an ap­
way last Saturday night charged with pears to be no question whether the
The data of
raising a cheek made out by Goo. W. collapse e f the man O n t eu the pro­
cursion to
,Ho
gram was physical, mental or sptri-
until Sunday, May 6, a day later than Cox from $27 to $127.
announced last weak but the starting brought here to jail on Monday but
The following
A. E. Crouch was over at the Bay hohr o f 6 a. m. (revised version) is waa released Wednesday on furash-
ing $260 cash bait
situation aa fa r as tho
just aa early.
Tuesday. I
.
Prof. H. A . Vickore, o f o V a . C , to t o given by Montaville Flowers is
Mrs. K. M. Wileoxen and children,
Mrs. Walter Sinclair was a visitor
Everything in the line
The first to front Mr.
w u a caller this morning in company consented.
o
f
Kansas
City.
M
o,
after
a
viait
at
at the Bay ob Tuesday.
o f Kodaks and Supplies
with * County Ago.it Smith.
Mr. Flowers to EUtoon B White:
the home o f Mrs. Wileoxen’•
April 26, 191A
8ee T. A. Walker and get policy in Frank Wileoxen, near Eugene, left Vickers is in the county to arrange
on Hand at Knowlton’s
the Bankers U fa of Iowa.
yesterday fo r Coquille to reside.— for a series o f meetings to be ad­
Drug Store.
Gentlemen:— Yesterday front Cor­
dressed by President Kerr, o f the col­
Deputy County Clerk A^^ftCollier Eugene Register.
vallis, I wired Coquille and received
lege,
in
the
interest
o
f
war
activities,
was over at the Bay Tueaday.
County Agent Smith’s Agricultural
war economies and the speeding up reply that they were expecting aae
Frank Snow left Sunday morning Bulletin is becoming more and more
Brownies for Children.---------------- $1.25 to $10.00
Friday night
Until arising this
of food production.
popular with the farmers. -The April
to return to his home at San Jose.
morning, I fully expected to go, but
No. 1 Jr. K odak........ ..........................- ......... ,10.50
Foreman Boyd, yf Beaver Hill this morning 1 found myself a physi­
L. H. Hazard, made a business trip issue is o f four pages and 1,000 copies
were turned out by the Sentinel press mines, has been instructed to blow cal wreck. I have gone beyond the
to Marshfield Wednesday evening.
No. IA Jr. K odak............................................10 00
out an old trestle there which has limit o f physical endurance in my
tbs first of the weak.
For the past 10 days not a case has
been used as a short cut footpath. It struggles for the L L. A. and I am
C. A. Parker, the Riverton oil pro­
No. 2C Jr. Kodak..................—
................. 12.50
boon filed in the Circuit Court o f Coos
has been unsafe for some time and now hardly fit to travel. On reaching
moter, who spent the wintei in New
recently Mr. Boyd’s little dauvhtar Albany, I determined to go on home,
county.
No. 3 Kodak ....................................
19-&0
York in the interest of his projects,
Mrs. V. L. Hamilton and Mrs. Ver­ come home Tuesday and is planning fell from it and had a narrow escape, fearing I might become too ill while
na Maat were over at the Bay Wed­ development work on the territory for this resulting in the order' uTremove at Coquille to go on. I wired Ander­
i t — Cooe Bay Times.
These are the most popular styles. Other
son to postpone the date until aome
nesday night.
which he holds leases.
other time.— Montaville Flowers.
Col.
R.
H.
Rosa
bought
a
team
of
Miss Ines Bunch, o f the County
styles can be seen by calling at the store.
Woman wanted to wash and clean
Clerk’s office, went over to Marshfield once a week by Mrs. R. A. Wernich. horses and a wagon from a Coquille
The second ia from Ellison A Whits
man Saturday. He started for home
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Word has been received from L. A. with a big load of feed and before he to Mr. H. O. Anderson here:
Fred Minard was over from Lake­ Liljeqvist, that his mother, on account got out of town one wheel of the wa­
Boise, Idaho, April 29, 1918
side Sunday to see for the first time of whose illnees he was summoned to
gon went to pices.
He says this
Dear Mr. Anderson:—A bove copy
his three weeks' old daughter.
Wauson, Wisconsin, passed away the country is getting so dry that even
of letter just received from Mr. Flow­
Mr. and Mrs. John Pope spent Sat­ day before he arrived there. He is the wagon wheels shrivel up.— Ban­
ers explains itself. Ws wrote you
urday and Sunday at Marshfield as expected back this week.
don World.
Saturday and shall expect to hear
the guests o f Mrs. S. J. ImmeL
Deliveries are being made in double
Keith Leslie Mss resigned his posi­ from you soon as to whether or not
W. U. Douglas o f Marshfield, is to quick'tfcne in Coquille now since Fred tion in the Farmers and Mercahnts we shall arrange for a later date for
be at the head of the Red Croes drive Nosier got a Maxwell truck, with a Bank here and is going over te you. Mr. Flowers’ work for the last
in this county which takes place May good, old-fashioned roomy wagon Marshfield about the middlo of the few months has been unusunlly ex­
body and Aaron Wilson a Cheverolet month to take the place o f B. R. acting and taxing, and he always
20 to 26.
fitted up in the same way.
Chandler as assistant cashier of the throws evory energy o f his being into
Mrs. W. H. Lyons and daughter!
Powers at last has a newspaper, First National Bank o f Cooe Bay. M*. his work. We believe you will en­
Helen, and Mrs. Fay# Jones were vis-
• iting "relatives at the Bay the first of the Powers Patriot, now three weeks Chandler will tkae an extended lay­ joy him all the bettor after he hae
taken a much seeded rest at home.
old. It is a newsy local stoat edited off on account o f impaired health.
the
We are enclosing herewith a copy e f
by and issued from the Ambries^ o f­
Our
friend,
M.
O.
Hooton,
is
still
There will be a pie social and dance
fice at Myrtle Point by W. R. Smith, laid up with that hand, where he got a press clipping which will undoubt­
at Miller’s Barn, Aascn’s Camp, Sat­
A . A . N1CHOLL8
About Preserving E ggs.
the publisher of that paper.
so severe a case o f blood-poisoning a edly be o f interest to you.— Ellison-
urday evsniifg. May 4. Benefit of the
White
Lyceum
Bureau.
4$
i Himself aa a Candidate for
Now is the time to preserve eggs
“ Can the Kaiser,’’ will soon be out couple o f weeks ago, and doesn’t ex­
Bed Cross.
the Republican Nomination for
pect
to
be
able
to
use
it
for
a
month
for
future
use
when
eggs
are
high.
o f data as a watchword since a Crass-
The new date suggested tore ia be­
, County Surveyor McCulloch has
8HER1FF OF COOS COUNTY
well doctor has written ’ letters to hence. It all came from getting a ing arranged for and will to an- The price o f egge now ia 86 eto. per
completed the survey o f the proposed
A t th* Primaries May 17, 1918
blackberry
thorn
in
his
left
dozen
which
ia
probably
aa
low
aa
members of the legislature suggest­
jounced later.
road up Cooe river from Eastside to
they will be this year.
ing that the male members of the while at work in fhe garden, as every­
Daniels creek.
Ha is the man who will efficiently
Materials Needed.
body does under such circumstances
Hohenzollcrn family be sterilized.
Big Play at Norway Saturday.
and
impartially enforce the law.
Water
glass,
which
is
technically
and
thinks
nothing
o
f
it.
A meeting o f the Ko-Keel Klub was
Mrz. Anna Wilcox, o f McKinley,
A member o f the Loyal Logidn of
• There ia going to t o a big play, known as sodium a ilka to, ia the basis
held Monday evening at which an­
called on the Sentinel Saturday in
called “The Poor Married Man, at o f th* preserving fluid. It ia a very Loggers and Lumberman.
other Chas. E. Sehroeder waa elected
Honor Guard News.
company with Mr«. Myrtle Aasen.
Norway Hall, Saturday evening, May heavy, syrupy liquid, nearly colorless,
A man who earns his bread by the
to membership.
Sunday, May 6, a big excursion will
Mrs. Wilcox started Sunday morning
11. It will begin at 8:80 p. m. Time which should be slightly alkaline in sweat o f hit brow, not a politician.
Mrs. Chas. Harlocker want over to for Brea, Cal, for a month’s visit with lepv* Coquille for Bandon, starting at
o f playing, two hours; characters, 8; reaction. It may be purchased of al­
A man who has the endorsement
the Bay Wednesday to visit Mrs. F. her mother, Mrs. Margaret Kearns. six o ’clock in the morning and return­
admission 26 and 86c.
most any pharmacist. On* gallon, di­ o f leading citizens all over th* coun­
E. McKenna while Mr. M. was ab­
ing at six in the evening.
Every­
Characters as follows:
luted according to directions, one part ty, a few o f which ffire given below:
C. H. Gram, o f Portland, candidate
thing lias been planned to make this
sent in Portland.
Professor John Wise, tbs poor
Powers, Or*., Apr. 20, 1918.
to eight parts o f water, is sufficient
for state labor commissioner, was a
a
very
enjoyable
time
and
everybody
Be sure and hear President W. J. Coquille visitor last Saturday.
married m a n C u r r a n Miller for approximately 80 dozen dosen
To the voters o f Coos County :— T
His
Kerr, o f O. A. Ci, at Heazlet Hall announcement appears elsewhere in is invited to participate. Round trip Zoie, his w i f e ............ Bernice Robison eggs. An earthenware crock, with a take great pleasure in recommending
Friday evening, May 10. He has a this issue. He was formerly a depu­ tickets may be secured for $1.10. Mrs. Iona Ford, some mother-
proparly fitting earthenware or tin Mr. A. A. Nkhoils, who is a republi-
Come and bring your friends and help
message for everybody.
in-law, ............. Lottie Williams cover, ia on# o f the tost receptacles san candidate for Sheriff.
I have
ty in that office and ia well equipped
the Honor Guard help win the war.
A young college s p o r t ..............
to use. Metal should not to used in known Mr. Nkhoils for th* past
' The Laides And o f the M eyjftist for it duties.
Miss Ada May Newell left this
*
......................... Arthur Williams contact with the water glass.
Be­ thirty-five years. He did considera­
church will have a cooked food sale
The way in which new subscriptions morning for Portland to attend an
fore putting in the water glass or the ble work for me when I waa sheriff
at H. O. Anderson’s store at 10 have been rolling inVto the Sentinel Honor Guard convention at Portland Jupiter, a colored servant,..'.
o f Coo* County. He got good reeulta
................................. Clone Miller eggs, scald the crock thoroughly.
o’clock Saturday morning.
office lately suggests the thought fhat as representative of the Girls' Honor
Rosalind Wilson, a college girl,
and gave the very beet of satisfaction.
Tasting Eggs for Free toes*
The Times says that Miss Violet some boys and girls might find can­ Guard o f Coquille. She is to bp a
.................................. Olga Miller
All eggs that are put down, except He waa hired in the capacity o f doing
Pointer, o f Coquille, has concluded a vassing for this paper very profitable guest o f the Portland Honor Guard Dr. Matthew Graham. . Claire Kehner
possibly those that are taken directly Special Deputy work. I could always
visit of several days with Mrs. Earl during the vacations now beginning while in that city.
rely on Mr. Nkhoils when there was a
June Graham............Florence Robison from nests visited daily, shoulu
or soon to come.
New clauses o f tho different kinds
Mack and Mrs. E. C. May.
There is going to to musk and sing­ tested for freshness. The method of criminal to be taken in.
0
Rev. W. E. Couper, who has been of corps work will be started zoon. ing by the Robison twins and little “ candling” is reliable (S * j Extension
K. M. WIEDER.
* Lieutenant Murdock, o f the Engin­
sent
here from San Francisco to take Every girl in Coquille between the Erma Sehroeder.
Bandon, Ore., Apr. 191$.
eers, our former Roadmaster, is still
Bulletin No. 189), but ia not always
ogee o f 14 and SO years who wishes
in an instruction camp at Washington charge of the Coquille and Banaon
To the voters o f Coo* County:— I
After the play there is going to be easily used. The folowing method is
Episcopal churches, was formerly to become a member of the local Hon­ a pie social. Eevery girl is requested simple, requiring only materials at take great pleasure in recommending
where he is battalion supply officer
Rector of S t Paul’s in that city, and or Guard should do so now, so that to bring a pie.
hai.d, and can be carried out accurate­ A. A. Nicholls for the Sheriff o f Coos
Mrs. D. D. Pierce returned Monday
fo r boom years superintendent o f the sho can begin study with any of the
Nicholls has dons special
Everyone is most cordially invited ly with no previous practice. It de­ County.
• from Oakland, Cal., where she had
classes.
Old People’s Home there.
Deputy
work
for me, in the capacity
to
come
and
hare
a
good
time.
pends
entirely
upon
the
fact
that
as
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
The First Aid class will meet at
the egg ages its density grows less, of this office, whkh was very satis­
Mr. and Mrs. N. Neiman, o f Co­ Dr. Richmond’s office for their first
Nahma Tyrrell for the past month.
and in consequence tho more readily factory. Nicholls has thorough know­
quille,'-have been in Bandon during lecture next Tuesday evening at 7:00
East Fork Item s.'
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Nowell arrived
it floats in water or other solution. ledge of the entire county. And In
t i c past week, Mr. Neiman being en­ p. m.
The Brewster Valley Creamery
here Tuesday evening from South Da
Tho explanation of this is that at the my opinion would make a good sheriff.
gaged in the automobile business with
The
following
is
a
list
o
f
new
mem­
opons
up
for
business
Friday.
Mr.
kota for a viait with their daughter,
x STEVE GALLIER
the Marshfield Auto Co. He is pre­ bers lately enrolled in the local Honor Albina, buttermaker. Ha knows how huger end o f tho egg there is a small
Mias Ada May Newell, o f our city
chamber containing air, and from the Paid Advertisement
paring to handle a line of trucks for Guard:
to
do
it.
—
schools.
time th* egg leaves the hen this air
the company on the local white cedar
Roeanna Sehroeder, Ella McCuc,
Monday 80 hogs ware driven out
chamber slowly becomes larger, due
Don’t delay in phoning your order run.— Bandon World.
Mamie McGuffln, Hilda Pointer, Mrs. of Brewster valley for which Roy
to tho evaporation o f th* contents of
for FORD as we do not know how
J. C. Steele, of San Francisco, ia in Virginia Cronger, Alice Barker, Doro­ Garrett paid $660.00 at 18c per pound. the egg. Thel arger the air chamber
long we will be able to make early
thea
Harrison,
Rosa
Fredenburg,
The
funeral
of
Grace
Lasswell,
who
the county visiting various mining
becomes the mere readily the egg will
delivery.
Berry A Sehroeder, Local
Wlldey,
Florence Johnson, died in Arisona, was told at Dora
claims which have been worked to de­ Ruth
Salesmen.
float. To carry out th* tost, place ap­
Agnes
Bersager,
Goldie
Child,
F
los­
ccmetry.
Rev.
Tom
Barklow,
o
f
Myr­
termine the possibilities o f invest­
Your HouBehold Furniture,
proximately one quart o f water, which
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Isensee have m ent Tuesday he was at the Mat­ sie Lund, Mrs. H. C. Getz, Jett* Lit- tle Point, conducted the services.
has been boiled, in some small enam
Dwelling and B u s i n e s s
received another batch of letters from thews place on South Inlet and Wed­ tie, Fannie Hayez, Goldie Child, Clara
Walter Laird made a trip to Co­
earthenware container. To this,
Property
in the old reliable
their son, Earl, from which we expect nesday was looking up some claims Lund, Jennie Price, Nellie Johnson. quille Wednesday night so aa to to
stirring, r.dd enough
to publish some interesting extracts in the vicinity o f Bandon.
This is the squad that received th on the job holding the plow handles
o that a froth egg,
next week.
honor flag for this week: Beulah Thursday morning. It ia the hours
not over 6 or 6 days old,
A. T. Morrison returned Monday
Harry Toaier was here from the evening from a throe days’ trip to Norton, Myrtle DeLong, Ada May of daylight and the evening stars that
sink to the bottom.
The
decide the length of the Farmer»’
Bay Wednesday. Ha has severed his Portland. He says that the fine April Newell, Leannc Ctirry.
if water glass that must to
day, not union rule«.
connection with the Southern Pad weather has enabled the Willamette
A record o f honest settle­
the water will have to be de-
Mr. and Mr*. Ray Hyde and child­
Coquille Amusement Co.
Ac and has gone to work for the Lar­ valley farmers to rush their spring
d by experiment.
Into this
ments and prompt payments
son Dredging Co.
The “ Pastime Pavilion,’’ in the Rin ren came back to Cooe last week. ----------- the eggs may be placed in
work, and that where it was too wet
for over
years.
Billie 2, me boy, evory time I lick two and threat. All that float should
“ The Laurel," the High School An­ to begin plowing a year ago at this Creek grove a mile aud a half up th-«
a
postage
»tamp
I
help
to
lick
the
river, has bqen leased by Clyde Gage.
bo discarded, and tried out for possi­
nual, is now in press at the Sentinel season, the crops are all in now.
citmas out o f you.
ble household us* in the near future.
William Clarke, Wm. Jensen, Spur camas
office. This is the sixth year o f its
For life insurance see T. A. Walk-
Resident Agent
A man who has been a faithful An egg which ia ten days or t
geon Hill Smith, and Horry A. Milk,
publication and it is to be larger and
, agent for Bankers Life o f olwa.
state
doputy
state
ate
Treasurer
for
sev­
ser-
weeks old will generally float slowly
and will be run under the name of th j
better than ever.
en years ought to know enough to be
*
John Aasen went over to Marsh­ “ Coquille Amusement Company.”
The new water line out to the field Wednesday to get the crank
High grade music has been engag a state treasurer. That is the rea­
Creamery and the Sitka Mill was shaft of one of his donkey engines
ed, the entire five acres have been son why I vote for Thomac F. Ryan
tried out Sunday afternoon by.W ater repaired. The breaking down o f one
for state treasurer.
R. A. Easton.
cleared up for picnic purposes and
Superintendent Goodman and some o f the five engines at the Beaver Hill
stage fare from Coquille has been ar
minor defects remedied.
camp put the whole lot out of com­ ranged for at 26 cento for
T H R U MEALS COST $14/100
J. M. Thomas, candidate for sher­ mission as they are all in line and the round trip.
iff on the democratic ticket, publishes lumber passes from one to the others.
oops a t C a m p
Probata Court,
The Grand Opening under the s
meals a day will
a card denying that he has promised
Mrs. Ora M. Turnbull, of Bandon, pices o f the Mooee Lodge
: $14,000, and la
Last Saturday an order was made
Archie Philip a deputyship in case he formerly of this tity, was summoned set for Saturday, May 11.
* meals 111 tons by the Probate Court appointing /as.
is elected, as has been reported.
to Grants Pass last week on account
The management announces that R
Money is needed C. McCulloch guardian o f the estates
»
i
of the serious illness o f her father, will be run aa a family
That's why the ,* f Charles F. McCulloch and Ellsa-
R. A. Wertiich, o f the Sitka Spruce
Mr. Murray. She reached there Wed­ with a moralize tioA o f dances.
you soon to buy bey, v . McCulloch, minors. Their se­
mill, returned Tuesday from Portland
nesday and he died Saturday and was
Coming amusements will be
ts Third Liberty
consist» o f real property to the
where he attended a mooting o f the
buried Monday. She expects to bring to show at the Pastime.
amount
o f $600.
Spruce Production board o f the West
her mother home with her for an ex­
Harry A.
The will o f Delbert R. Wheeler, of
Coast Lumbermen’s association.
tended visit
tatloii"
Psora» Ma>rahfl*,d' w u presented for probate
Ford Bros, are now running cars to
Wanted
Dr. G. O. Wilhite and wife left yea-
r
Premier
id April SO.
Band on every alternate hour froth 7 terdny for Judith Gap, Montana. Mrs.
Hides, Wool A Mohair and Chitham
a. m. until 7:46 p. m.. the last one not Wilhite arrived from their former Bark, 1918 pool.
1- Geo.
Geo. T. Moulton.
starting on the hour, but after the home in S t LouB last Friday evening.
arrival o f the train from Portland.
During their abort stay ban Dr. aad
Calling Carda, 100 for »L00.
Kodak Tine
Knowlton’s Drug Store
INSURE
Phoenix Insurance
Company
186
GEO. T. MOULTON
KRYPTOK