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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1918)
FAME F IT E TWENTY-SEVEN TONGUES - m Jm old follow ing Probably linguist camp was discovered today whan P ri vate David Baa Isaac Da attached to tho M edical Corps engineer regim ent here, applied a t the camp naturalisation bureau to a citisen. The young area a admitted to the board that he spok* twe The board determined to truth o f and accordingly m ore than a doaan in terpreters addressed the young in various tongue*, aad With fluency he convened nonchalantly as you planes. D eK oll- ■critta speaks practically every l orant language Japanese, including RngHah, Italian, German, Polish, the Scandinavian languages, Greek, Tu r kish, Hungarian and the ton gues, Arabian, Hebrew, Hindu and the Indian dialects. Equally extraordinary b the tionality o f the talented linguist. H e is s negro but o f Jewish fa ith , a na tive o f Abysinnia, but hitherto, until he was sworn into Am erican d tisen - ship, a subject o f Ita ly . In Abysinnia he claims h* was a count and n bar o f th* royal fam ily. H o was born in s part o f that country included in Italian Somaliland, which account# ft his Italian status. Ha also f f H that he studied to be a rabbi. Da K o lb critta b w all above the A t rican negro typ e in tellectu ally and he will probably be used fo r intelligence A National Shock Absorber «t o m , fl*8 0 -1 8 .8 0 ; good to atoara, »1140-12.00; medium to fo o d atoan «M S - U j OO; fa ir to medi- «01 ataora, »8.76-8.76; common to fa ir ■taara, K .7 I4 1 6 ; cholea cova and h otfon , »«.26-7.76; fa ir to medium cova and heifers, »6.26-6.26; cannera, **•**•«•00} g b a lk y *6 v » 4 w 0 v -8 - v « 4 w 0 I ; t ¿Uvee, a iT C B , “ I have a high option o f Chamber »8.00-12.00; stockera and feed er* *6.00- lain's Tablets fo r biliousneas and as a *0 8 . lrx a tive,” w rites M rs. C. A . Barnes, W ith a m oderate ràn a t »80 hogs in Charleston, 1.11 “ I have sever found the alleys over night the m arket is in anything so m ild and pl< aasnt to use. active and priesa a n ru ling 26 cents My brother has .Uso usee time# tab- lets w ith satisfactory results.'* low «-. Quotations are aa follow s: Prim e mixed, »18.76-20.00; medium m ixed »18J6-18J0; Rough heavies, »18.26-18.60; P igs, »16.76-IT.T8; bulk, »18.78. 1660 hand o f aheap and ms rived in- the sheep division over night, the m arket is ru ling slew but pries* are gen erally steady i t follow in g quo tations: Prim s lambs »1440-16.26; P a ir to medium lambs, »11.00-13.00; Yearlings, »1048-12.00; W ethers, »8.00-10.60; Ewes, »7.00-640. S H E R IF F 'S B A L E O F R E A L PR O P E R T Y O N FO RECLO SU RE. Muddling the M ail* Curry county b a ll torn ap on ac count o f the threatened usnee o f the m ail route tram Gold Beach to Brookings. They have had service each w ay three tim es a weak, the asm* ou tfit goin g down one day and up th * next, a t a pries o f »1800 a year. The Sm art Alecks a t W ashing- ton thought they could im prove the service by providing th at the mail should start from both ends at the route a t the same tim e. This would require tw o teem s and tw o rig s in- stesd o f on*, and the low est bid was *2800, so the departm ent has ordered the service discontinued. The old service, requiring only one rig , was really better as a letter could be an swered on Ito arrival and the reply rrrt back the next day instead o t the' second day afterw ard ; but the W ash ington folks thought they knew mors about business h e n A » » the p t ffjli livin g here end, o f course, mesaed it up in m aking the change with the ra- sul. that there b lik ely to be no m ail at all up or down between Curry county points south o f Gold Fall Sowing M rs. John Hadden, o f Scottsburg, killed a M g w ildcat in bar chicken yard w ith a pisca o f board. She had bean miosi q g chickens la tely and whan she want lo feed them that m orning discovered the w ildcat in the enclos ure. She picked up a piece o f board and with a few w ell directed blows put it out o f business. Th * verm int had evidently been "liv in g h igh " on poul try«— Umpqua Courier. Finish Rond North of Boy. Monday John Hakanson w ill have tho last link o f th * county road north c f tho Bay completed, and a fter that data it wiU be posdbl* .fo r aa auto mobile to ¿save Lokerido and drive k Lone Sock on Haynes slough. Th * County w ill connect this road to North Band next year by a modern ferry , the machinery fo r which has been purchased.— Coos Bay Harbor. the Omfy Wap. ---- N otice ia hereby given that the un dersigned has filed his final account in the M atter o f the Adm inistration o f the Estate at Patrick F. D wyer, do- ceased, and the County Court fo r Coes County, Oregon, has set Saturday, the 14th day at September, 181», as the d ry and the County Court roojn in the county court house a t CoquiUe, Coos County, Oregon, as the place fo r hearing objections to said final ac- Dated this 8th day o f August, f r í a A . J. Sherwood, Adm inistrator o f the Estate o f Pat rick F. D wyer, Deceased. SH6 Coquille, Oregon Notice b hereby given that th * un dersigned has filed his final account in the M atter o f th * Adm inistration o f the Estate o f Edward Clark, deceased, and th* County Court fo r Cooa Coun ty, Oregon, has sat Saturday, th * 14th day at September, 181* aa the day, and the County Court room, in the county Court bouse a t Coquille, C om County, Oregon, as th * place fo r hear ing objections to said final account and the settlem ent o f said estate. Dated this 8th day o f August, 181* A . J. Sherwood, Adm inistrator o f the E state o f Ed ward Clark, deceased, f S lt f N O T IC E O P S P E C IA L C IT Y E LE C TIO N . R E FE R R E D TO T H E PE O PLE B Y T H E COM M ON C O U N C IL. A b ill fo r an act sm endiag the Charter o f the C ity o f Coquille, changing th * tim e fo r holding the general elections o f said city, to conform to the constitution at tho Stote at Oregon, changing the term o f office o f the elective officers, the tim e whan such toras shall commence, providing fo r ju dge* and darks o f elections, providing fo r special elections, and tim e at term ination o f tho flacal year c f the city govern meat. , V O TE T B S OB NO ----- - ^ ..- 800 YES ¿»Jr** \ Has opened on the Comer of Front and Hall Street ' H e has a large variety o f goods aa he has purchased the Tupper stock and added some new as w ell aa old. A New Line of Dishes and Tableware I Hoes, R a k e * Axes, Hand S a w * Wash Tuba and Boards. Iron Bedsteads, Sanitary Couches, Sani tary Springs, new, from $6.50 to $20 each. •100 dozen Fruit J a r * Cook S to v e * H e a te r* Cam p-Stove* Pipe, Elbows. L a rge variety o f Tools—Saw», Square* H am m er* Etc. PHONE NO. 1103 TO GET QUICK QUICK TkeStaadard O il fo r M otor Can I t Keeps the Engine Young! STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Caillerais) EaArawMaa Matt* A. B. CAM PBELL, Spedai Agent Standard OU, Coquille. Oregon. SERVICE Professional Cards J. A. RICHMOND Local Long Distance Telegraph P H Y S IC IA N aad SURGEON. Rlchmond-Barker Building. Coquille, Or*. Pkeoee, Office 82«, Bee. 214. W . C. CHASE Notice b hereby given that a special election w ill be held by the legal voters o f tbs C ity at Coquille. a municipal corporation, o f C om County, Oregon, on Thursday, the 12th day of September, A . D., 181* between the hours o f eigh t o’clock A . M. and five o’clock P . M. o f said day, a t the C ity H all in said city, fo r tho purpoM o f votin g upon a propoMd amendment to the charter o f said city, o f which the follow in g b the form and number in which Mid amendment w ill be printed upon tho official ballot fo r said elec tion, to w it: First National Bank N O TIC E O F F IN A L S E TTLE M E N T. A ll Cooa County warrants drawn on the general fund and Indorsed prior to Oct. 1st, 1818, w ill be paid an presen tation at m y office in CoquiUe, Ore. N o interest w ill be allowed 00 any o f these warrants a fter th* 28rd day or Aug. 1818. Dated this 28rd day o f Aug. 1818. T . M. Dimmick, 32tT County Treasurer. Butter Signs at the NO N otice is hereby given, th at under and by virtu# o f an Execution and Or der o f sale issued out o f th* C ircuit Court o f tho State o f Oregon fo r the County at Coos on th * 14th day o f August, 181», in s eertan cause in said Court pend in g wherein Jess W . Ice is plaintiff, and Fred M einbardt ia def endant, be in g case No. 6064 o f th * said Court and commanding me to soil the herein a fter described real property to satis fy the sum o f |78.62 with interest at 6% from August 2nd, 1818, mad costa and disbursements 816.00, together w ith accruing costa. I W IL L ON S A T U R D A Y , T H E 28TH D A Y OP SEPTE M B E R , 1818, nt the hour o f 10 o’clock in the forenoon at. said day nt the County Court House in the C ity o f Coquille, Coot County, Oregon, offer fo r sale and seU nt pub lic auction to tho higheet and beet bid der fo r cash in hand a ll th* righ t, tU l* and Internet o f the said Defendant in a n d -to th * follow in g daecribed real property, to-w it: Lota 28, 28, and 80 in block 16 of W oolen M ill addition to the town of Bnndcn. according to the p lat thereof on file and at record in the oflfee o f tho County Clerk o f Coos County, Oregon. A lso th * EVi o f S W U at N W M o f NW14 o f See. 32 Tp. 28 8. R. 14 W eet o f th* W illam ette M eridian in Coo* County, Oregon. A lso th* undivided one-half of N W U at 8 W U o f SW M o f Sec. 2» N O T IC E O P P IN A L S E TTLE M E N T. lam etta M eridian, in Cooa County, Oregon. A ll in Coo* County, Oregon. Said sal* being mad* subject to re demption in the manner provided by law. Dated this 20th day o f August, IO I 81 ‘ >W . W . Gage, Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon. That fa ll seeding o f grain aad fo r age crops b safest in this section b a lesson that has been vary strongly Im pressed this year. Speaking on this subject R. M. Prasssy, o f Dew V alley, ■ays in th* Bandon W orld that many farm ers are preparing to do a lot e f Fall seeding. A ll h ill ground and any bottom land not subject to overflew can bo profitably sown to oats, wheat, barley, rye or vetch la coasbtaatioa with any o f these. Thera w ill be mors grain threshed locally this year then there has been in any proceeding season within his knowledge. Farm ers should, as fa r as possible, secure their seed from this home grown stock. A c climated seed whan it b dean and wall filled is superior to that shipped ia from Portland or Sun Francisco. Although it b free advertising on the Sentinel's part it w ill add Mr. Preeey’s statem ent that there w ill be considerable surplus o f such seed in his section this year. 8M Do you remember any period in which our country has been aubjected to bo many anxious momenta as during the past tw o years ? Can there be any doubt that oonfidence in the Federal Reserve Banking System as a national, shock absorber has contributed largely to the tranquility o f buaineaa and banking during these tense months ? I f you appreciate what this new nation-wide system has been doing fo r you, you can support it and MEMBER add to its strength by FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM promptly becoming one o f our depositors. rrtaM tion o f the Coast H ighw ay from Sta tion 0 plus 00 to Station 47 plus 60, except that portion known aa th* Bloomquist Contract from Station 16 plus 10 to Station 27 plus 60, and that the County Roadmaster has filed Ms C ertificate o f th * completion o f tho work don* on such contract, aad any person, firm or corporation having ob jections to fib to the acceptance o f •aid work, m ay fib the same in the office o f the County Clerk, within two weeks from the data o f the first pub lication c f this notice, to-w it: tram the 28rd day e f August, 101* Dated at CoquiUe, Coes County, Oregon, this 21st day c f August, A . D. 181* L . W . Oddy, County Clark. B y M yrtle Knowhon, S2tS Doputy. »TTORNEY-AT-LAW • C oqsilb ♦ : J O s te o p a th ic P h y s ic ia n # « • Graduate o f the American School • • o f Osteopathy o f K irk evilb , Mo. ♦ • Office In Eldorado Block. - • Marsh A* id Oregon * • l : ♦ ---------------------------------- -------- « DR. C. W , ENDICOTT J " m n Ftrat N V 1 Bank B ld ’ g ♦ Phone » ♦ Mata 11, OoqulUr. Oregon. ♦ _________________________________ ♦ . _________ _ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • _________ ,___ LAWYSS • • l ♦ * O ffice In P a m m * Merchants Bank Bnfiding. Coquille, O n . : --------------------------------: * e ♦ ♦ • that has operated continuously since its y ea n ago has been your Laundry. Rain or shine, good timM and bad. It has been oa the job. W e hare a number o f custom ers that hav# patronised it continually from the beginning. W e a n gra tefu l fo r tMa appreciation o f oar service. Our aim b to im prove the service in every w ay possible. W e week e v e ry th in g COQUILLE LAUNDRY D. Hurtey, Prop. I ........... ..................... . A. J. SHERWOOD ♦ ATTOtHBY AT LAW # P in t National Beak Building ♦ •qniBe THE ONE INDUSTRY IN c o q u ii M H Oregon # Does Year Sabscriptioi Date Need Changing? i 4
