A National
Shock Absorber
cam* to town t r w D oris i » H and
to whom Mrs. John Hicks, in whoas
restaurant the flrs started, owns has
life.
Mr. and Mrs. Hicks had m m
above the restaurant Fire was sur
rounding then when they awoke. Mr.
Hicks, excited and alm ost daaad by
smoke, escaped front the banting
building, believing Mrs. Hicks wee
right behind him, and when reaching
ti e ground miaaad hie w ile. Seme one
covered Mrs. Hicks still remained in
the burning buidlng. Onlookers, said
Tom Demsey overturning «ha conver
sation, rushed up th efla m ia g sta in ,
groped in the hall and iato tw o er
three rooat* befara finding *Mrs.
Hicks.
Sh
through the
c f the hallway, Mr.
Dempsey carried bar down the stairs
and to the street Tbero was a little
demonstration, as he reached safety,
alm ost overcome but tightly clutching
the unconscious woman.
Those who saw the a c t sakj- it was
one o f pure bravery, the rear par-
tion o f the roof o f the building hav
ing colls peed, immediately sfto r Mr.
Dempsey emerged from the building.
at Band on Friday. It consists o f a
five acre tract and n three roam m od
ern house. Three scree are fleered
and leveled.
Much work has beau
done on the place. The house was
built aa a bachelor quarters and rath
er o f unique design. Soma e f the
windows and doors were brought ep
' J. J. Stanley,
Attorney fo r Plaintiff,
Coquill«, Oregon.
NOTICE OF FIN AL ACCOUNT
Notice ia hereby given that the un
dersigned, administrator o f the Es
tate o f Jennie Roosevelt Pool, deceas
ed, hag. filed his final account aa such
administrator in the County Court of
the State o f Oregon in and fo r the
County o f Coos, and said Court hat
appointed Monday, the 24th day of
February, 1919, as the day fo r hear
ing objectiosn to the sold final ac
count and the settlement thereof.
J. J. Stanley,
Adm inistrator o f the Estate o f Jennie
Roosevelt Pool, Deceased.
2t6
tion fo r bidders may be obtained at
tbe office o f the County Clark o f asid
County, or at the offic» o f the Roed-
master, in the Court House, Coquille,
IN THR COUNTY COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF COOS, STATE
OF OEEGON
In the Matter1 o f the Estate o f J. P.
Barkdoll, Deceased.
Citation
To Sophia Barkdoll, George A.
Barkdoll, Edward Gilpin Barkdoll,
Benjamin F. Barkdoll, James B.
Barkdoll, Roseburg, O regon; John G.
Barkdoll, Charles G. Barkdoll, W il
liam Barkdoll, Joseph O. Barkdoll,
IN THB COUNTY COURT OF THE Sarah W egold, O. Wenner, William
Wsnner, Rena Lehman, Anna Thrax-
STATE OF OEEGON. IN AND
el. E lizabeth k\ Barkdoll Hoke, Maud
FOB THB COUNTY OF COOS
Barkdoll Boyer, Barabara E, Hoke,
In The Matter O f:
Plans and speciícatieos and forma
Adam Rosies ki, application for
o f eontrnct may be sean at the same change o f name. .
Notice
Notice is hereby given tliat on the
8th day o f January, 1919, by order
and decree, rendered and entered in
the above entitled Court and matter,
said County.
COUNTY COURT OF
Rusieski, was legally changed to the
COOS COUNTY name o f Adam Rice, and that the
James W atson,
tra« and legeLname o f said applicant
County Judge
by order ana leere« o f m id Court ia
Archie Philip,
now Adam Rice, and public notice
County Commissiona» thereof fo r four consecutivo weeks
John Yoekam.
from date hereof ia hereby given.
One single Cup if you wish or a Dozen
Also a variety o f
New & Second Hand Cook Stoves
Heaters—Wood and Coal
Springs Sc Mattresses.
o f contract may be seen a t the same
place er may ha obtained open the de
posit o f I16A8.
Powers and Coes county get a good
The right Is ressrvsd to reject any
deal e f notice because o f the still
er all prop seals er te accept the pro-
captured in the mountains near Pow
ers and the trial o f several men in the
COUNTY COURT OF
federal court. Coos is not alos.« in
COOS COUNTY.
ths development o f stills it soema.
Jantes W atson,
Press telegrasas from Eugene tell o f
County Judge.
the finding o f the largest still yet dis
Archie Philip,
covered In the W illamette valley.
County Commissioner
The still was found in the mountains
Jehu Yoekam,
three a ilea north«« it o f Coburg. H.
' County Commissioner
W. Buckingham and V irgil Glover
A ttest:
wore arrestad. They were caught in
L. W . Oddy,
th act o f destroying the still when
County Clerk
found by the officers.— Harbor.
By M yrtle Knowlton,
6t3
Deputy.
Returaad SncreUry on Buy.
Coquille, Oregon, February 16th, 1919
F. W. Reynolds, returned oversea«
secretary o f the Y . 18. C. A ., has been
here several days looking after the
work startod by the Y . M. C. A . In
the lumber camps. Ha w ill start a
building at Powers as aa industrial
home fo r the woodsmen, and though
it will bo run along Y . M. C. A linos,
is sntiraly independent o f that organ
isation. Mr. Reynolds was sent here
from Now York. Ho will spaak m
Portland.— Cooe Bay Tim e*
Largeat Still Fond la Loan.
You are furtker notifled that the
bolder o f said Certificat« o f Delin-
queney bas paid taxas on said prom
ises for prior or subséquent years aa
follew s, to-Wit:
On April lst, 1916, the sum o f |81>-
00 fo r taxas o f tbe year 1914.
On May Slst, 1917, the sum o f $22.-
52 far taxas o f the year 1916.
On May 6th, 1916, the sum e f $21.-
67 fo r taxe* o f the year 1916.
On May 6th, 1918, the sum o f 828.-
30 for taxes o f tbe year 1917.
_
Oil Lamps, Chimneys, Lanterns
1 good 14-in- Iron Beam Oliver Plow, almost new
ft. and to a place east o f the place of
beginning; thence east 140 ft. to the
place o f beginning, containing in said
pares! o f land tea (IQ ) acres, more or
Wltaaoo, the Hon. James Watson,
Judge o f the County Court o f the
State o f Oregon for the County of
Coos with the seal s f said Court a f
fixed , this 8th day o f January, 1919.
A ttest:
L. W . Oddy,
Clerk.
By Myrtle KnowMoa,
Deputy.
4t6
Professional ards
C. R. BARROW
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Practice in State and Federal
Courts. Have moved my office to
old City Hall osar Busy Corner
and City W harf. Office hours 9
to 12 A . M. and 1 to 6 P. M.
J. A . RICHMOND
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Richmond-Barker Building.
Coquille, Ore.
Phanm, Office 686, Bee. 814.
A. B. C/AMPBELL, Special Agent Standard OU, Coquille, Oregon.
The Unexpected
After 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.
Coquille
DR. Q. W. LESLIE
Service First.
Coot & Curry
Telephone Company
Ostaopathlc Physician
Gradaste o f the American School
o f Osteopathy o f KirksviUe, Mo.
Office in Eldorado Block.
Marshfield
Oregon
DR. C. W . ENDICOTT
First B t ’ l Bank B’ld’g
Phone
Maie 11, Ooqaille, Oregon.
J. J. STANLEY
LAWVBB
property above described pad men
tioned in said certificate. And yen are
Hereby summoned \o appear within
sixty days after the first publication
e f the lam aeoa exclusive o f the day
s f said first publication, and defsad
Iron & Wood Bedsteads
Aladdin Lamp, Chimney and Mantels
R. H. Coshun, Plaintiff,
A corporata surety bond win* ha
required fo r the faithful p a rtea ra n «
o f contract in a sum equal to one-
half the total amount o f the bid.
Préposai blanks and fu ll Informa
tion fo r bidden may be obtained at
the eMee o f the County Clerk « f said
Coenty, or at the office o f the Road-
maatfir, in the C oujt House, Coquille.
Oregon.
Coquille, Oregon
For your Enamel or Granite ware
One Barrel of Cups and Saucers
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THB
STATE OF OREGON FOE
COOS COUNTY
F. E. Drone, o f Parkersburg, re
sum ed the latter part o f last weak
from a business trip to Roedsport,
Gardiner and Portland. On his way
home he enjoyed a brief visit with
his brother-in-law, A . J. Newton, at
Coquille. Mr. Newton has just re
turned from France, and while he did
not get into the real fight there he
has many interesting thing* to tell.
He arrived in France on November
6th; on the 9th he took down with the
meealee and immediately afterwards
with the “flu.”
Moat o f his time
while across was spent la hospitals.
Mr. Newton left Parkersburg in the
draft in July. He was than employed
by Mr. Drane.— Bandog W orld.
First National Bank
Go to QUICK’S
Doted this 23rd day o f January,
1919.
MS
W . W . Gage,
Sheriff o f Corn County, Oregon.
W ilson L. Rideout and W illie L.
Rideout, his w ife, F. Clyde W oods and
Jana Doe W oods, his w ife, whoa# true
Christian name is to plaintiff un
known, and all persons unknown, if
any, having or claim ing an interest or
estate in and to the h trtinaftw des
cribed reel property, Defendants.
No. ton .
Summons By Publication In Fere-
doaore e f Tex U se.
T o W ilson L. Rideout and W illie L.
Rideout, his w ife, F . Clyde W oods and
Jana Doe W oods, his w ife, whose true
Christian naast is to plaintiff un
known, and all persons unknown, if
any, having or claim ing an interest or
estate in and to the hereinafter des
cribed real property, the above named
defendants. *
Ia the Name e f tbe State e f Oregon:
You a<e hereby notified that this
plaintiff is the holder o f Certificate o f
Delinquency 'numbered 86, issued
A pril 1st, 1916, by the Tax Collector
o f the County o f Coos, State e f Ore
gon, for the amount o f Twenty-three
and 67-100 Dollars, the same being
the amount then due and delinquent
for taxes for the year 1913, together
with* penalty, interest end costs there
on upon the reel property assmsed
to you, o f which you are the owner
as appears o f record, situatedMn said
County and Stats, and particularly
bounded and described aa follow s, to-
w tt: The Southwest Quarter o f Sec
tion Number 29, Township Number
24. South, Range Number 12, W est W.
Do you remember any period in which our
country hag been subjected to so many anxious
moments as during the past two years t
Can there be any doubt that confidence in the
Federal Reserve Banking System as a national
shock abeorber has contributed largely to the
tranquility o f business and banking during these
tense months T
If you appreciate what this new nation-wide
system has been doing for
you, you can support it and
nM n/rU cacR vc
add to ite strength by
system
promptly becoming one of
----------------------------
our depositors.
Office ia F irst National Bank
Building, Coquille, Oregon.
THE ONE INDUSTRY IN
COQUILLE
that bas opérated continuously since ita establishment some fourteen
years âge bas beea your Laundry.
Bain or shine, good Urnes and bad, it bas been on tive job.
Wa bave a nom ber o f custom ers that hâve patronised R continuaDy
front the beginning. We ara grmteful fo r thia appréciation o f our
servies. Our sim ia to im prove the service in every wey possible.
W e waah «ver y thing washable.
COQUILLE LA U N D R Y COM PANY
A,
J .SHERWOOD
i«n Date Need Changing?