The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., February 14, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

A National
Shock Absorber
cause for which our hoys have
Since w e fought for Dem ocracy, the
pret
ble.
Democracy
and vital
la
th e
On a ll sidas the
that the
a civic building,
racy ia
County and S tate, and particularly
houadad and described a s follow s, to-
w it: The Southwest Quarter of Sec­
tion. Number 89, Township Number
84, South, Range Number 18, W est W.
A
is quite appropriate aa
for a king; Mat for the
ic sons of Democracy
conunenmoration la a
ing the livin g sp irit o f liberty, ft
ing loyalty,
spirit, furthering
tion, im proving community health and
providing for community play.
Every city and village ought te
provide such a Hving, enduring tribute
to the boys w he have represented the
com m unity beneath th e stars
siripas. The sp irit of Coquilie w ill in­
sure som e fittin g m em orial; and there
is special reason why w e
choobe a building.
(1 ) Many trophies have
and w ill be brought bock besa. The
moat conspicuous room te the moot
frequented building should be provid­
ed w ith cases farjth eee trophies. A
civic center would be the
for such n display. In this
a suitable tab let should contain a Rot
o f a ll who have been
this com m unity, and a list o f
who have given their Uvea, w ith an
appropriate inscription.
(2 ) We have a e building suited te
the needs o f the community fo t hoop­
ing activo tho sp irit o f co-oporation
and patriotism . An auditorium su it­
able for amos m eetings, educational
prograau,
dramatic
productions,
school entertainm ents, open forum
discuooiona, end community singing,
is a vital necessity.
($ ) Community athletics a s wall
as school athletics add very greatly
te the health and pleasure o f all
corned, and increase the
spirit. A new attitude
ta ken o f la te, both in aad out o f the
aian guard unite.
The Sioux stuck eu their Jobs for
three days and nights. Tt^y and the
artillery commander and their own
colonel enjoyed the situation im­
m ensely. If the Germans gpt any
fun out if it they kept it to them-
selvoa.
Ton am further notified that the
holder o f said Certificate of Delin­
quency has paid taxes on said prem­
ises for prior or subsequent years as
follow s, to-w it:
On April 1 s t 1916, the sum of $21.-
00 for taxes o f the year 1914.
On May S lo t 1917, the sum o f $28.-
68 for taxes o f the year 1916.
On May 6th, 1918, the sum o f $21.-
67 for taxes o f the year 1916.
On May 6th, 1918, the sum o f $28.-
80 for taxes o f the year 1917.
A ll of said amounts bear interest
from date o f paym ent a t the rate of
16% per annum.
Said F . Clyde Woods, D efendant ns
the owner o f the legal title of the
above .described property as the same
appears of record, and each of the
other persons above named are hereby
W itness, tho Hon. Jam es W atson,
Judge of tho County Court of tho
State of Oregon for tho County of
Coos with tho soul of said Court a f­
fixed, thie 9th day o f January, 1919.
A ttest:
L. W. Oddy,
Clerk.
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By Myrtle KnowRon,
Deputy.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given th at t^e un­
dersigned, N. E. Landreth, adminis­
trator of the E state of Maria Gran-
holm, deceased, has filed his final ac­
count in the County Court o f Coos
County, State of Oregon, in the m at­
ter of said estate, and the said Court
has set the 17th day of February, at
10:00 a. m. a t the Court House a t Co­
quille Citjr, Coos County, Oregon, as
the tim e and place for the hearing of
objections to said final account and
settlem ent thereof.
Dated th is 18th day o f January,
1919.
N. E. Landreth,
Administrator of the E state of
Maria Granholm, doces sod
The
all tho
training, leaving o a t the
who moot need physical
Instead the em phasis ia
on system atic play and exercise for
every individuo!, g ivag the moot
training to thoee m ost neoding i t This
involves the uee o f gam es ia
large numbers can participate,
th at in turn requires a large ath letk
hall w here 60 or 109 eaa play togeth­
er.
Tennis, captain ball and indeer
b 'seb all, ns w ell a s basket ball should
be provided for.
(4 ) Club rooma for boys and girls,
organised in various w ays, are a mor­
al necessity. It is not tho boys, but
ouroetvoe, that ara a t fault whan
“gangs“ and “bunchoo“ o f “follow s“
haag about our streets a t n ig h t In
th is rainy clim ate they have no chance
for normal exorcise and play. They
need it for both their physical and
also their moral developm ent Ia jus­
tice to them wo ought te provteo ade­
quately for chib activities and organ­
ised play.
(6 ) Tho Corn Show would find
ideal bousing in such a structure. Aad
with a suitable place to m oot tho
dairymen o f th is region would quite
certainly And other means of increas­
in g their efficiency and providing for
their social needs.
A ltogether such a building would
prove o living, dynamic expression of
Democracy at work in the community;
it would perm it o much fu ller training
for democracy in the future; and It
would servo admirably aa a memorial
to tho boys who represented os in tho
service of tho country.
Harold 8 . Tuttle.
if any «data, « b y aa order of aolo o f
aaid property shall not b« made aa
prayed for in the petition o f Jam es
A rlington, Executor, which parcel of
land is described as follow s, to w it:
“Beginning at a point 18*0 f t oast
of and 1*40 f t south o f and an ad­
ditional 1888 foot oast o f the north­
west corner of Section six (8 ) Town­
ship tw enty-nine (89) south o f Range
tw elve (18) W est of the W illam ette
Meridian in Coos County, Oregon;
running thence, north 5 degrees east
1788 f t and to low water line of
the Coquilie River, thence w est along
said low water line o f the Coquilie
River 810.8 f t thonce south 5 de-
giees w est 1188 f t thence east 170.8
f t thence south 5 degrees w est 880
f t and to a place east of the plaee of
beginning; thence east 140 f t to the
place o f beginning, containing in said
parcel of land ten (10) sense, more or
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given th at the un-
dersigaed has been duly appointed ad­
m inistrator of the estate o f Peter L.
Nichols, deceased, and all persona
having claim s against the arid estate
are hereby notified that they are re­
quired to present the samo v.ith the
proper vouchers w ithin six months
' J. J. Stanley,
from the date of this lo tic e to the un-
Attorney for Plaintiff,
darsignad adm inistrator a t his office in
Coquille, Oregon.
F irst National Bank Building, Co­
quilie, Coos County, Oregon.
Da tad January 17, 1919.
J. J. Stanley,
Administrator of the E state of P e­
ter L. Nichols. Deceased.
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from the Parr McCormick Lumber
company o f San Francisco by the
Moore M ill Lumbar company o f Baa-
don w as consummated in San Fran­
cisco la st week, announced George W.
Moore, o f the Bandon m ill, who pass­
ed through Tueeday on his w ay to
Bandon from 8an Francisco.
The lumber carrier has been op-
orating out of Bandon carrying for
the Moore interests and w ill continue
this, said Mr. Moore. Ita capacity is
about 426,000 fe e t The approxim ate
value is $76,000. The m ill company
has before had interest in the Bandon
but th is is the first o f the steam ers
to bo con trolled by them.
Dreadful Cough Cared.
A severe cold is often followed by a
rough cough for which Cambertafn’s
Cough Remedy has proven especially
valuable. Mrs. F. W. Olsen, Marys­
ville, M o, w rites: “About two years
ago my little boy Joan caught a se­
vere cold and coughed dreadfully for
days. I tried a number of cough med­
Tho Bandon-Curry County N ational icines but nothing did him any good
until I gave him Chamberlain’s Cough
Farm Loan association held its 8»*
nual m ooting a t tho city hall to dis­
cuss business m atters aad te sleet di­
rectors for tho ensuing year. Tho di­
rectors elector ore so follow s: T. F.
H anly, Lumps) A. W. Cope, Langtois;
J. S. Capps, Denmark; W. J. Sweet,
Bandon; L Nordstrom, Bandon; Goo.
P. Laird, Riverton; C. W. Zumwalt,
Port Orford. A ll o f these man am In­
terested in . dairying and am among
the boosters for that industry. Tho
directors have not y et chsson »file mo.
Tho association has to date brought
$111,400 ia governm ent Mono la te tho
community end it now has 18 now ap­
plications on hand and axpacta te have
quite a number of additional applica­
tions in tho
don World.
Professional Cards
J. A. RICHMOND
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Do you remember any period in which our
Country has been subjected to ao many anxious
moments aa during the past two years ?
"
Can there be any doubt that confidence in the
Federal Reserve Bulking System as a national
shock absorber has contributed largely to the
tranquility of business and banking during these
tense months ?
If you appreciate what this new nation-wide
sybbcm has been doing for
you, you can support it and
add to its strength by
promptly becoming one of
our depositors.
National Bank
Coquille, Oregon
Go toQUlCK’S
For your Enamel or Graniteware
One Barrel of Cups and Saucers 1
One »ingle Cap if you wigh or « Dozen J __
Also a variety o f
New & Second Hand Cook Stoves
Heaters—Wood and Coal______
Spring« & M attroaea.
Iron & Wood Bedsteads
Aladdin Lamp, Chimney and Mantel»__________
Oil Lampe, Chimneys^ Lantern»_______________
1 good 14-in. Iron Beam Oliver How, alm ost new
The Unexpected
A fter an accident is no time to wish you had
a TELEPHONE.
Telephone Accessibility ha» saved countless
lives—helped thousands in trouble—helped many
thousands to success. Install a phone and be a
PART of our community.
Sorvioe F irst.
Coos & Curry
Telephone Company
THE ONE INDUSTRY IN
COQUILLE
that has operated continuously since its establishm ent soma fourteen
years ago bos been your Laundry.
Bel., or shine, good tim es and bad, it has boon on the Job.
Wo have a number of custom ers that have patronised it continually
from tho beginning. Wo are grateful for thia appreciation of our
oorfico. Our aim is to im prove the service in every way possible.
We wash ovary thing washable.
COQUILLE LAUNDRY COMPANY
NOTICE
N otice is hereby given that the
County Court of the State o f Oregon
for Ceos County on the 10th day of
January, 1919, duly appointed the un­
dersigned as adm inistratrix of the es­
tate of Joseph J. S ell, deceased. All
persons haviagv claim s against the
said estate w ill present the sam e duly
verified a t the
of W alter Sinclair
a t CoquiOe, Oregon w ithin six months.
Orna X. Sen,
A dm inistratrix o f tho estate of Jo­
seph J. Sail, Deceased.
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IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF COOS, STATE
OF OREGON
In the M atter o f the E state o f J. P.
BarkdoU, Deceased.
ÒR. Q. W. LESLIE
O stso p a th ic P h y sic ia n
Graduate o f the American Bebdo!
o f Osteopathy of K irksville. Mo.
Office in Eldorado Block.
MsishfisM
Oregon
DR. C. W. ENDICOTT
First HV1 Bank B id ’s
Phone
Maio 11, Coquille, Oregon.
J. J.
STANLEY
U fT B
Office in F irst National Bank
Building, Coquille, Orqgon.
A. J. SHERWOOD
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
N otice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned have been duly appointed
admin iterators with the W ill annexed,
of the estate of J. L. Roy, deceased,
and that all persons having claim s
against said estate, are hereby noti­
fied that they are required te present
the tam e, duly verified w ith the
vouchers therefor to the undersigned
a t the office o f C. B. Borrow, in Co­
quilie, County of Cooe, and State of
Oregon, within six months from the
date of thia notice.
Dated th is 7th day o f February,
1919.
Georgs S. Robison,
Arthur Ellingson,
Adm inistrators of tho E state of J.
L. Roy, Deceased.
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final estim ate consisting of all mon­
eys doe according to his Contract fig­
ured upon the unit basis. That the
Road mas ter has filed his certificate of
the completion of said contract, and
any person, firm or corporation hav­
ing objections to file to the acceptance
of aaid work, may file the same in the
office of the County Clerk of Coos
County, Oregon, within tw o weeks
from the date of the first publication
o f this notice, to-w it: January 24, A.
D„ 1919.
L. W. Oddy,
County Clerk
By R. E. Caughron,
Deputy.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
N otice Is hereby given that the un­
dersigned, administrator of the Es­
tate of Jennie Roosevelt Pool, deceas­
ed, has filed his final account as such
adm inistrator in the County Court of
the State of Oregon in and for the
County of Coos, and said Court has
appointed Monday, tha 84th day of
February, 1919, aa the day for bear­
ing objectioen te tho said final ac­
count and tho settlem ent thereof.
^
J. J. Stanley,
Adm inistrator of tho E state of Jennie
Ftel.
Calling Carda, IN for «LOO.
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