The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., January 31, 1919, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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OOQUILLH Y ALLST
(« N O N . FRIDAY, JANUARY M. Itti.
TH C STO R Y OF T H « A T ­
TE M PTE D A S S A U LT
Announcement
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The Mountain States Power Company regrets that, through no fault
of its own, the light and power service of the past wash has not boon up
to the standard.
It wishes ita patrons and the public to understand that
it ia not indifferent to the inconvenience caused'by the breaks in the
service and while the trouble ie entirely beyond our immediate control
* * bave »ought be remedy the defecto.
Because of the shut down at
the mill they exhausted fuel and we have been transforming the large
furnaces into oil burners.
In making this change K has been practically
impossible to avoid breaks.
Yesterday the
coat of sil aleas exceeded 9400, but our
to wRffiiwfcffo* MTViCO foe* our patrons.
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We are malriag thia publk statement that our patraña may under-
stand our sppreciation of ths inconvenience we are causing them and
that it ia not' a . resuht of either indifference or carel asan ees on our parí
Wa think we ha ve the defect corrected and that thera will be no furthar
interruption of Service, but if it comee yon will underatend we ara right
on the Job te rea tere the «a« rice at the eariiert poasible mamen!
Wo ssk the Mnd indulge nce and forbes ranee of our patraña un til
the aerviee ia back te normal and aasura them we ara doing everything
poasible under the eenditiona to rend j f them full standard sarviea all the
Mountain States Power Co.
FAGS THESE
Certaio'teed
Inside Floor Paint
Last Thursday night Sam Lanave,
a young m*a twenty-one yean of ago,
whom Justice Stanley says So con-
airiara. irresponsible, attempted to
males an assault on Bessie Finley, a
girl .of sixteen, whoce father, E. A
Finley, lives out on the Marshfield
road.
Miss Finley ie now employed aa a
domestic in tha family ef Jasper Lar-
C e rta in -te e d In s id e F lo o r P a in t is m a n ­
ora, who livee in the Charlce Col-
liar house a little beyond thd Collier
u fa ctu red fr o m th e b est r a w m a teria ls
bridge. Last Thursday night she wua
going out to that place on the railroad
track, whoa aha perceivsd a man fo l­
ob ta in a b le, co m b in ed in th e p ro p er p ro ­
lowing her. She waa soon to shift
over from the track to the wagon road
p o rtio n s t o p rod u ce a p a in t th a t w ill
and hoped td get off UM railroad be­
fore he caught up. Seeing that he
w ith s ta n d th e h a rd u sa g e to w h ic h flo o r
bad speeded up and waa gaining on
bar, aha went over to tho wagon road
once. Ha did tha same and waa
is o rd in a rily su bjected* /.
soon on the run, overtaking bar ae
she was going up tho steps off the
highway towards the Collier place.
On reaching her he grabbed her by
the arm, and thera was no longer any
doubt aa to his evil intentions. She
told him to get out or she would call
A ll shades o f Certain-teed Paint era based aa respective costs.
for help, being no* near homo. $ A t
her first outcry ho let go and started
back on a run.
D ark Oak, p e rq t.________ ____ $ .90
She immediately went to the door
and called Mr. Larrimora. They came
Silver Gray, per q t._______ ____
.95
back but ha waa out of sight, but
Drab, per qt---------- ------- ____
.95
thinking ha might have gone over
Sherwood Hill they wont to Front
Brown, p e r q t ___________ ____ 1.90
strort to intercept him, but he did
not appear.
Later they met Mias
For aale by
Finley’s brother, Hugh, and while the
three were standing on the Forman
A Merchants Bank corner LeneVs
peaeed and aha exclaimed, “ Hera’s the
a,” though she had no Idas of his
nams oven than. Hugh accosted him
and asked him about attacking his
sister, but Laneve denied having boas
out in that direction that evening.
Thinking that there had possibly been
e mistake Hugh brought Lenovo be­
Federated Church
fore his sister and aha said, “ Yes, I
Ths Federated Church will hold
know him.” Hugh then found Officer
Jackson and made tha complaint on regular services Sunday morning and
evening. The health authorities think
which Laneve waa arrested.
Oae Cent a Ward Each Insertion
Friday Leneve gave bail with W. C. it safe for the churches to resume
Rose as his bondsman, and it waa not their work. After a long vacation wa FOB SALE— The Tyrrell place lt t
until Monday that-his examination need to make a great effort to does
miles west of Coquille on Marsh­
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bofora Justice Stanley took pi___ out tho year wsU.
field road. See owner on place. H.
Sunday School meets at 10 a. m.
Thera the testimony for the state was
N. Tyrrell.
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Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p.
aa given above. For tho defense D.
FOR SALE— Milking machine all
F. Dean, who has charge e f the .
complete with engine and belting,
League at 6;80 p. m.
pumping plant at tha Johnson mill
used only 6 days. Bert of reasons
Coma.
hare, and C. J. White, an old acquain­
for selling. Pries 8200.00 C. O.
’ Jamas K. Condor, Pastor.
tance of hip, who had come in on the
Eing A Son, McKinley, Ora.
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train which arse late that afternoon,
appeared for the defense.
FOR SALE— A light two-horse de­
Their testimony was to.tho affect
livery wagon. W. H. Lyons.
that they had seen Leneve going down
the track towards the Sitka mill flbme
FOR SALE— Six share# of stock of
time during the half hour they were
the Farmers’ Union, and all my
talking there, and White said he got
rights therein, for 9100. Chris
back to tha hotel at 6:60. The time
Terras.
Christian Church
the attack waa attempted, according
Chorch of Christ
FOR SALE—Small place, 7-acra
to Miss Finley’s testimony, waa 6:80;
(The regular services will be held
tract, just outside tity limits, house,
but tho distance between the two
barn, chicken house and great quan­
points could bo covered in a few min­ Sunday.
Sunday Sbbool at 10 a. m.
tity of fruit. Inquire at Sentinel
utes.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
office.
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Justice Stanley held Leneve, who ia
Junior Christian Endeavor at 3:00
a son of tha late Noah Lenovo, who
m.
FOR SALE—The beet grain bay,
uad to live in tho old house north of
Senior Christian Endeavor at 6:30
oats, and barley. Chris Terras on
Thrift’s, to the grand jury in $260
the Marshfield road, one mile west
bail, which ha did not furnish; and , m.
We regret the necessity of cancell­
of town. No phone.
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so was placed in ja il
ing
the
church
announcements
last
The justice says that a few months
FOR SALE the beet and cheapest va­
ego Leneve waa up before him on an week after the paper had gone to
cant lot in tha city of Coquille.
prees.
But
tho
authorities
are
gener­
exactly similar charge in a case
Speak quick if you want it. A t the
ally
agreed
that
conditions
are
n
where he waa also said to have ran
aa soon aa an outcry waa mads. But so nobly cafe for schools to open aa
tha mother of the girl in tha case re­ soon as they sea fit, and wa therefore
Remember that in subscribing for
fused to prosecute on account of the plan to resume all church services im the Sentinel for 91-80 a year you can
mediately.
Invite
your
friends
and
unpleasant notoriety, and he went
form the habit of attending church get the Oregon Farmer in addition by
ea.
paying only 16 cento more.
Still another similar ease occurred the first services of the new year.
W. L. Straub, Minister.
on tha railroad down near tha cream­
Butter Wrappers and Traspasa
ery on Saturday evening when Len-
Signa at ths Sentinel office. \
Christina Science Society.
«▼• was out on bail, and ho is sus­
pected of being the man in the ease
Oer rices next Sunday at 11:00 a. m.
Calling Cards, 100 for 91.00.
there also. The woman he approached
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
there says he ran at once vfben the ’dock.
made an outcry.
$199 R e w a rd , $109
Sunday school at 9:80 a. m.
Free public reading rootn open ev­ Ths readers of this paper win fee
pleased to loarn that thera Is at laast
ery day, except Sundays and holidays, on* dreaded disseee that science has
To Increaae County Salaries
been able to euro In all Its stages and
from 2 to 4 p. m.
that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
House BUI No. 144, at Salem, In­
Influenced by constitutional conditions
troduced by Representative Thrift re­
requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s
Church of God.
Catarrh Medicine Is taken Internally and
vise« the salaries of the county offi­
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Bur-
A t old Butler atora every Sunday.
cer« of Coo« county as follows:
faces e f the System thereby destroying
3unday School at 10 a. m.
tho foundation of the dise a*«, giving the
County Judge, raised from 11,000 to
patient
by building up the con­
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. stitution strength
and assisting nature In doing Its
HAM .
Tho
proprietors
have o so
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
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f much
County Treasurer, raised from 91.-
faith In the ctirativa
at
8
p.
m.
Catarrh
Medlctna
that"
th*y
offer
One
200 to 91.400.
Hundred Dollars for any rasa that It falls
A cordial welcome is extended to all. to
A is«« «or, raised from 91960 to |1,-
cure, gend for list of testimonials.
Address T. J. C H ENST A CO.. Toledo.
fc\ H. VanLydegrpf, Eldar.
800.
This paint will dry hard with a gloss, and may be
applied by any inexperienced person. If directions are
carefully followed the results will be highly satisfactory
H. O. Anderson
Furniture and Hardware
H A L F A M IL L IO N D O LLARS
A T Y O U R S E R V IC E
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Tailoring» Cleaning & Pressing
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COME IN—Let*» get acquainted
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I f your clothes need pressing P H O N E 1198 and
r il call for and deliver them.
Special attention given to cleaning* and pressing
LA D IE S* Coats, Suits and Dresses.
R. H. SWEET
now
Successor to Fred Slagle
Front S I , opposite Farmers a Merchants Bank
Phone 1198
Coquille, Ore.
T O R E D U C E T H E H IG H COST O F Y O U R
Life Insurance
A. B. COLLIER
im a n
with
Spacial Agent fo r
I K PtOVUCMT UR DID TRUST COMMIT Of N U K U S A
I8 6 0
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Low est Mortality
Low Cfwt ef Management
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1918
Large Dividends
Member o f Federal Reserve System
The Sentinel’«
H oeor Roll
Tha following have paid a year's
aubacription or «rare for tha S«ntinal
during tha mouth which anda today:
Gao. N. Goodrich, H. Sangateckan,
Gao. P. Topping, Mr*. a A Stooia,
A. P. Millar, Was. Hammack, Lee
Goodman, Tha Coo* Bay Lumbar Co.,
Mra. L. Crandall, Arabia Philip, Geo.
Bonham, >L T. Aaaan, Walter Norria,
Mra. B. F. Blakaly, Anton# Biaaca,
Owan H. Enowiton, Arthur Eniagaaa.
M. it. Wickham, E. H. Em*. Mra.
Mary Brawn. Portlapd O ra rm i«.
Itev. C. H. Bryan, E. E. 8hin* 8. M.
Olsen, W. H. Sehroad^, J. I Wan-
namaugh«r, J. A Talea. C. A. Patton-
giU, Frad Von Pflgert, Mra. M* » « -
Mf . Mra. Lavi Saydor, Chaa. Halter,
Mra. E. J. Wright, J. -W. ^pphten.
O. H. Aaean, C. P.
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Mc-
Quigg, Shoitau A Sona. * W~
Cuffia. William Caoy. WlUtem Oddy.
O. W. LaaBa, CAnda OOaa, E C .
Strang, John A. Martin, E. A FHt-
croft, J. V. Shack, J u ifT M A ChnA
moatiy tha tame.
Now diatrict 12 com prism tha Fair
viaw aaation and run« up tha North
Fork until it loqpa iteolf in tha coast
rango.
Old District 19 waa aouthwast of
Myrtte Point and gate nona of the
land grant tax««. Now Diatrict 19
ia north of tha Sitkum diatrict aadtpr
tha uppar North Fork of tha CoquiUe.
Now Diatrict 14 ia old District 12,
tho Sitkum district. Old District 14
waa apparently loot in tho sbuffio.
Now District 16 runs up tha East
Fork from Gravel Ford to Dora; old
District 16 at Coatedo is mueh tho
is m as
19.
A point to bo noted in connection
with tho abovo table ia that prior to
1216 tha ponaltim and interact ac­
cruing on tha Southern Oregon taxes,
that is from 1007 to 1914 ln«liuiv«,
mt to tho school and road diatriete,
juat tho «am# aa tho principal of the
taxas.
This made tho county tha
goat, as it had to put up tho money
for interest on all unpaid warrants.
So in 1916 tho law waa changed ao
that penalties and interest from that
date on were to bo paid to the county
insUad of tho districts.
This accounts for tha apparently
anomalous fact that tho $2£73.16
taxes on the Wagon road lands in the
Coquille school district draw f 1,906.27
in interest and ponaltim for tho dis­
trict white tha $2,530.66 taxes for the
Sumner school diatrict draw only
9382.88 in Interart and ponaltim.
The city of Coquille is tha only city
in tho county that comes in for a
slice of them taxes, tha amount be­
ing 91,189.16.
This added to the
amount received by the city from the
county for water front property
would go a long way towards acquir­
ing tho Lamb Grove of Myrtle trees
that wa are all ao anxious to aso pre-
read.*
It win be noted, too, that the |S66,-
666.22 to go into tha .treasury for
county purposes entirely, the county
having already advanced \he state
taxes on the grant lands, ia a greater
amount than the principal of the
county’s road bond dobt
Coquille, Oregon
Want Ads
Ohio. Bold fey ail Druggist. *
Superintendent of Schools, raised
from 91AM to 91AM.
These are the only changes that are
made in the bUl but the last clause
contains a joker in the shape of a
provision that the act shall not go
into effect until after the expiration
of the terms for which the present
officers are sleeted.
Moat of the other salary revision
bills in the legislature carry the
emergency clause and will go into ef-
Dogs mast be highly esteemed up
The Celebrated
in Allegany. At Marshfield last Sat­
urday Mrs. Emma Jane 8tnll, of that
piece, got a verdict of 8260 against
Tom Porter and Rosco Bunch because
Awarded Gold Medal
they shot two of her canines last fa ll
This makes dog moat higher priced P. P . L B. Saa Francisco, 1915
than beef or mutton.
The strongest and nearest waterproof
Shoes mad# for Loggers, Croisera,
Minera, Sportemen and Worker*.
Bergmann Shoe
The
Year Feet Dry Use The
OIL
Cow