S LJO TIR Y IA &
W I S 1 CHANGE
Starting with a
cheap horns in ti
usali bogs, a big
bald in Coq utils last night to oelebrate
Officials at tfca C a v i Ha
the and of the world war. The soldier
G iro« Another T ans By
hoys from the Sitka quickly got into
ata
pia Tarso
sores
from death is
tion of ths ec-
just the Other
m
to
about 9 JO,
to Ralph »
to
in
C.
Ben Currie
L1
which
be fully up to
at
of
with
the
this
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Laura Wilson, who
Pet^ American
329;
D.
by
to be
who
a
w H.
J.
would
260; C.
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the
« ed
2-
H.
J. Thrift, Heary
French front, baft that m
rigid adda censorship b ««
into effect today that
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unn
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W _ W
Legai expeaaes
100
Intereet on besfedS_
1800
uwAaad supplies, dty hall,.. 160
Repairs te afty bell . . ........ 100.
le
100
80
Tf
400
no.
and that
free
of
be
We stiQ hope, however,
At
day or two
wonderful
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. . . . « • ,
too
“It la necessary far
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V'. .?£*. ■’’••• ■'
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aiutato toll Unes a distases of
Total estimated receipts..........0020
Aim between the town* of Myrtle
Nat amt. te be raised by tax »11,921 J7
Foist had Coquille; the cost e f
The recorder was taatraetad te pre
that and the traffic sad demand far
ssât a bin ts the Osqettle Valley Mar»
■ between said tamps have
cantile Ce. fór f i l i fee a year's Mat sysf^mwA^ffy ||!C l*«ftf«dg i p p U C U t 'l
of the high deek, this I tint at the
eat faeflitiw far, taking asm of asM
fili
U w l H ifjf p U Q , W M S ’ ■ ! .
Nortea had the dock leased. ‘ Ik s
lease expired the Orti e f the year.
. Last night a s adjourned eonneii
wae held to
e f the city
the Agame
found to be
Mayor Johnson blOught up for the
consideration the propoetion to Sin
»1000 e f the fSOtlO received freer the
sale of water front property to the
county, to aeeiet in the building of
a 'permanent strad are far the Cess
County Cera Shew here, étatise that
if the County Còart could likewise be
persuaded to assist it would ho pw-
sible to ham suitable qaarters by the
tiam the date for the fifth corn show
arrivée.
The plan, of «course, con
templa tee that assistance from Co-
quii)«
will bo
I shooty bo tittle doubt of th f
county's participation in ths project,
for the corn show has become a
ty affair, the only o m bold in the
ty, and one to which the
look forward with mam interest than
to any other event during the year.
I with the
i toe 1 atom front.
rains;
Call ea the I
that 1st i
It is a little
m
'lift
Timm waa a Jafl delivery ham seme
Ime last night to which k rtf the kn-
Mtas of the dty. jail were released
ad asado good tosto «amps, Thdt is
to soy about 60 quarts e f whiskey
which had hem stored them since the
last o f December, 1910, worn removed
without s dew being left se to the
of too flood. A pair ef
boh catte« s wore need to cut the ban
in toe deer e f tho-Jeil corridor, allow
ing the thieves to squassa in. An
other cutting operation gam access to
the coO in which the eight cases worn
stored. Just whoa too stuff was re
moved is net known but the opinion is
toot ft
it will
the rebuilding a&thls toll W 1 « rei the
«triaging of at least two other circuits
between those towns In order to toko
com of too present traffic; that
cant Is furnishing said service free to
its subscribers at a loss.”
Other small changos am
as follows:
To ratos the rat» on one-party
service in Myrtle Point from
9 8 » to
por amato whom tito
the phaaé
» 2.00 to 9826 where toe
me the phone.
T é raise the charge to
0« a 16 party line to ita
J. 8 Oerding A Bon«’
01.28 to 01.60
is just turned pot o
i subscriber owns
the Sitka mill that is 60
and to fl.Tfl per month whom the
ms a
To raise the price per
for connection with farmer
city limits to 76 cents pa
K is now »3 per yas
quills, 90 per year at
North Bond and Bondoa. This would
make no farther change at Myrtle
farmer Mao service is
iw 99 par?car.
ally to the fair at Myrtle Point; it bee
This petition was certified by 80-
a large sum for the
Gage on Nov. 2, and too
IM I
has not p it
backward in
t s - ' ‘H g l i j M
it.
■ /
Councilman Borrow stated that af-
with
Rivertoa Boy oa I
was hi favor of mstoriag the 7:M cur
Jest as wu were hoping that toe Co
few for children under 14 yearn of
li lie district would hove the good for
age, and aa he Is chainas« of* the or
no to SW the end of the war with
dinance committee a change in the
d ty lew along that Une may be ex out the death or serious injury e f nay
o f our boys over there whom they
pected In the near fatum.
About this tfane the soies and revel
srid war, coww the nei of
ry of the
in action of one e f the <
that the membei
Scorge
H. f
sided that their
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any other
for
'±
HHIH#
will
be given
jfel
...............
From the Timi
irá’; 'h
tOOOAT
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alomad ' to
to the
the Public
.............. 100
we&«
his
We ora also inform ed
thia
PO INT
r A s e a .......
«e .........
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.
French
J. 8
• s • • s •,* ♦* *.
H eel* depertmrat . . . . . . . . .
commands
that the armistice had been
the co w ^ ^ a r t h o r ls o d by orti
*M * ~"tt
O * e t vì~i-ìé9IUIA
tef
United
by
informed that the
dispatch is fathered
the auto
and driven by his
tqrtfo
pinned
•eversi o f toe party under it, Amboy
Friedrich being toe only one thrown
clear. He IK on Mb head on the other
side of the fence and was quite grog
gy for secas thus.
Ths accident happened on a
straight, wide mad Just hew la not
known, but in turning omr one aid# Of
ths ear came in contact with toe Burk
holder fence which held that side op
sad prevan ted the crushing o f those
underneath.
>
In the ear besides the driver were
Alice, Insana and Winnie Curry,
Kathleen and Georgia MahihiU, Kath
erine Heresy and Audrey Fraedrick.
All of them wart pretty badly shakes
up but none seriously .injured, ths
sat damage being to' Leanna’s nose,
Ideh was broken.
A fter the car hod turned omr
Wbudo Curry crawled out and began
to scream but with all the tumult of
the eelebaation it was fully ten min
utes before it became known that help
»ceded. She finally mot Mr. and
Burkholder and he, Ueut. Hod-
y<»i and others lifted toe car and tom
away part e f the fenee to releas« those
pinned under i t
’**'•■ O -* ;
Dr. Hamilton was phoned for and
with Chas. Hariodfsr arrivefl on ths
tima to assist in rolmsing
nprisonad.
He brought
» ledile to town-
attended
can no’s nose at the hospital,
the ear could go through the
it did and not suffer more
sbirmcsloos.
About two
after the accident too head and
That at least six different people
to drive was the
of Prescott Branetetter who
forsook the crowd because he thought
would happen.
Cake’s Eloctioa Nat
that hie competitor Olsoq has a
of 100, hot how many precincts am
yet to hoar from or where they are
located wa am not informed. In Port
land Olson received 4960 votes smf
Coke 8100, which was bettor for Coke
Moa of
after supper and by SJ# everybody
w .jn w s
j
Firecrackers, horns, tin
things to make *
brought forth and pandemonium
reigned for over three boors.
Being an impromptu affair tome
to follow but all of the
hundreds down town did their boat
to giro vent to the spirit of rejoicing
over too end of the conflict.
About 9:80 a pick up band bonded a
proceeaion which paraded the streets
tor half aa hour, slnftag, hurrahing
victorious
the boys who took part in the greatest
event of the world1» history sines the
beginning of the Christina era.
Staid business men, grandfathers,
ladies—«11 gave their longs full play
and joined in a paean, of victory which
as a wonderful godsend after
the tension of a yeas land a half ef
waiting.
When panes has been formally pro
claimed and the terms signsg by the
nations in the war there will be held
comprehensive celebration, bet
as a got-up-in-a-hurry event, last
night’s was i
the Voten.
Less thap half a vote waa polled
in Com county Tuesday, only about
4200, while over 9160 warn registered.
The war has so far overshadowed ev
erything else tort comparatively lit
tle interest wgs felt in the election.
So far as ths county officials were
Beamed ths. disposition of the vo
ters appeared to be to let well enough
alone. Gags, Oddy, Dimick and Mc
Culloch were re-elected, the tqro lat
ter without opposition. Neither was
there any candidate running against
John Yoakam for county commission?
For the legislature T. J. Thrift was
sleeted, receiving a majority of 891,
over Peck. In this J. P. district our
popular marrying justice was reelect
ed for a six year term, without op
position; but ft. W. Dunham was beat
en fqr constable by A. T. Nosier. The
following am the full st.to and coun
ty figures for those offices for which
them wae a contest end for the meas
ure on the ballot:
For U. 8. Senator Short Term
Martha 8 Bean, Socialist............ 709
Fred W. Mulkey, Republican ...2768
For U. 8 Senator^ Full Tana
Cams. L. McNary, 8 T ..............2078
Albert Slaughter, 8 ...................271
Oswald West, Dem.-Pro............ 1792
Far Representative in Congress
W. C. Hawley, 8-D.-.P...............8066
Hprlin Talbert, S.............
648
Assessor Beyers, of ths local board,
Fsk Governor
has been dhrpctod to send out to Gamp
Walter M. Pierce, D.................. 1609
Lewis on ths 11th the following i
8 .F . Ramp, S............................. 277
from the Juno, 1917, and Jam, 1918^ J
i Withycombe, 8 ............ 2298
registration, for replacements:
Far State Treasurer
Frank Allan Nelson, Norway.
O. F» Hoff, 8
y*.*••«,.«2266
Robert 8 L*e Abell. Coquille.
David P. Mason, D. ............. .1267
-William Wilson, Marshflea.
Pauline Sews, 8 ............
899
Edward Blescke, prospar.
For Justice of Supreme Court
Wilbur Wagner. Marshfield.
8 f f , ffvans, S.
677
William Merton, Memhaeld.
Charlae A. Johns, 8
Andrew Clarence Cotton, Gravel
' Mm 9rnffisi to Fill Vacancy , ■£ j l
Feed.
.
John 8 Coke, 8 * ..........
2093
Cenrad P. Olson, 8 .................... 114
MdOOdtlv O— • m
26
Far A ttorney Oenseal
Ci*ua Harold Coirla. Gravel Ford.
Geo. M. Brown, 8-D.-P............. 8877
Paul Thrush, Kasteide.
8 L. Cannon, 8 ..................... 489
Elian Cyrus Spiros, Myrtle Point
For Superintendent of 8 cheek
Geo. John Falander, North Bead.
J. A. Churchill, 8-D .................. 2947
Ralph Sigsby, Myrtle Paint
Ines Augusta Lusk, 8.................. 726
Chester Arthur Krewson, Sitkum
Per Commissioner of Labor
Charlea • iw .« Marshfield.
«
C. 8 Gram, 8-D . ...................8128
Glenn Ray Hart, North Band.
Aiwuot Nikola, 8 .................. 402
William 8 . Renee hausen, North
PnbUe Sendee Commissioner
John E. Johnson, 8 .................... 670
Fred A. Williams 8-D . ............ 2979
Had
Far Sept. Water Division No. 1
Archie Philip cams near getting Max Burgholxer, 8. .................... 642
Mike Maloney's goat election night. Percy A. Copper, 8-D ............... 2980
He had several men call up the Timm
For Ropmoontativo in Legislature
Office in Marshfleid to ask shoot elec A. 8 Peck, 8 ................... . ..1761
tion returns, always demanding to talk T. J. Thrift, D .......................... 2162
to Maloney psreenaliy, and they
For Joint Representative
id op by asking in all seriousness J. 8 Btannard, 8 - D .___ ; ........ 8001
hoW the ree— was carrying.
The
Sheriff ef i
father of the recall movement would W. W. Gage, D.
go to some lengths to explain how Geo. P. Laird, 8
....1678
» was no recall measure on the
Comity Clerk o f Cow County
bauot and why. Bat after six differ F. C. Getty, 8 ..............
1676
ent appeals for recall news warn re L. W. Oddy, D. .......
,2464
ceived Mika iamlilsn and slammed the
receiver on the hook in a hurry.
MORE BOYS TO
| JOIN COLORS
Last Sunday afterncton Mrs. M. A.
Colebrook, who Hveq on the corner
the Bledsoe, received a
the death of her
id in Franco Oc-
Mr. Cole-
one of the men who enlisted Tocwday’s Vota la Coas Coaaty.
la the army last year, joining too en-
As indieated by the vote for govern-
The seven measures on the ballot
His boom was la Curry or 2398 republicans, 1009 democraU
edved ths following votos in Cow
and 277 sodalists rotad in Coweoun- county:
probably the
ty last Tueeday. This was a total of
Establishing and maintaining two*
la
4179, a larfer naasber than rotad en Normal schools: Y w 1081; No 1986.
Establishing home tot dependent,
aext highest number was 4180 for
linquent and defective children: Yw
United Stetaa Senator and there the 1240; No, 1892.
Prohibiting seine and set not fishing
■y J. P.
in Rogue river and its tributaries:
Namber
Yes, 806; No, 1888.
4
Acres of all lande ..
. ( 742,300
Cloeing the Willamette river to
Aeree of tillable land
commercial Ashing south of Oswego:
m of timber land
. 8*0,160
Y w 790; No 1660.
Acme of nontiOnhlo
Stopping publication dt the Delin
quent tax list in newspapers: Yw,
Town and City lots ..........",.................................. 66J41
1994; No, 1028
dty lots ..................................
Schools W01 Open
Cutting down few for legal no-
eounty health officer, tiew in newspapers: Yw , 1868; No,
informs w that he will permit all the 1078
schools is the county to reopen next
Giving authority to increase tlie
Monday, provided them is no infloeasa state taxes tor 1919 so the amount of
in the district.
9940,000 over what the existing regu
HUH
As to the drarehm he says them lations permit: Yw , 1166; No, 1610.
can be no cervices next Sunday but
The only measures receiving a ma
that he hopes the ban can, ho lifted jority were the ones rotating to de-
Hotel i
Nov. 16,
pob-
M16
The
Cattle
•nly
I Aa
The tiling in to
MTS
2M7S
at T f .
tenter was laid
um
Try that I
824 .732
Total Velas df
Utility
This
ASSSSMENT SUMMARY FOR 1918
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