The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., March 07, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

The fo llo w ia c ia the order recently
iaaued by Judge John S. Coke ia the
Circuit Court here in the m atter o f
U m Final H earings on FetM one fo r
N aturalization :
It appearing to the Court from pre-
vioua exam inations o f petitions fo r
N aturalization that oftentim aa the pm
titionara a re unfam iliar w ith tfc* E ng-
liah language and the principles o f
our Government, and w ith the Consti­
tution o f the United States and tha
Constitution and general laws o f the
Stale o f Oregon, and th eir duties and
responsibilities aa citizens:
And it fu rther appearing to the
Court that it is necessary M e r e an
applicant fo r citizenship can be m id
to be w ell disposed towards our Gov­
ernment and attached to the prin­
ciples o f the Constitution o f the U nit-
ad States that he should bo reasonably
fam iliar w ith The eeaoncp o f A m eri­
canism and what it stands fo r ;
>
And it fu rth er appearing to the
Court that the Congress o f the United
States on M ay 9, 1918, provided fo r
the publication by th e Bureau o f N a­
turalisation, Departm ent o f Labor, o f
a citizenship T ex t Book to bo dis­
tributed free by such Bureau to a ll
candidates fo r citizenship who arc in
attendance upon the public schools
and that such T ex t Book has boon
duly compiled and published and ia
now available fo r distribution and
L omb Son in World War
Chin W ing, chines« head cook at
the Prosper m ill mess house received
word some tim e ago from the W ar
Department that his eon had been
“ killed in action " during the closing
days o f the war. W ing told his sad
story to a Bandon man the o th a day.
The son was 30 years o f age, A m eri­
can born and proud o f i t H e entered
the service from Pocatello, Idaho,
where he had been employed. ,
W ing had also been Inform ed by
the W ar Departm ent that U s eon had
taken out a $10,000 insurance policy.
The aged chinaman doesn’t seem to
have a clear understanding as to the
beneficiary and can hardly believe
that he w ill o v a receive th at amount
o f money.— Bandon W a ld . .
Celebrated War Phraaea
In a list o f phrases characterising
great wars these m ight be m entioned:
T h e Am erican Revolution, “ G ive me
liberty or give me d eath ;" the French
Revolution, "L ib e rty , equality, fra te r­
n ity ;” tha W aterloo cam paign, "U p
Guards, and a t ’e m ;" the Mexican
W ar, “ A little m ore grape. Captain
B ra g g ;" tha Am erican C ivil W ar,
“ Unconditional s u rr«n «la ; I propose
to move im m ediately upon your
works; ’ the Spanish-Am erican W ar,
“ You m ay fire when ready, G rid le y ;"
the recent war, “ They shall not paaa,”
or “ L ayfstto, w e’re h ere."
ment bonds instead o f in lawsuits.—
The righ t is reserved to reject any
S t Louis Globe-D em ocrat
Germ any thought o f everyth in g in a a ll propoaala or to accept the pro­
advance except tha ftddter’s fee.— Col­ posal deemed beet fo r said County.
Jamas Watson,
umbus Ci tisen.
County Judge
A rch ie Philip,
County Commissioner
John Yoskam ,
County Commissioner
County C la k .
N O TIC E TO CRED ITO RS
dy, and I fo rg o t the ahme I went to
several atores and the clerks named
a a everyth in g on tlte sh elf except
■Chanteatete1» 7 111 try again, and
111 n e v a go home w ith ote Chamber­
lain’s Cough Rem edy." The Ram teli-
can would suggest to th e propretore
o f s to w , that th ey pout their clerks,
and n o v a lot them substitute- Cus­
tomers lose frith in stores where sub­
stituting is perm itted, to m y nothing
o f the Injuatim to maimru o f goad
goads and th a disappointm ent o f cus­
tomers.
N otice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned have been duly appointed
adm initsrators w ith the W ill annexed,
e f the estate o f J. L. Roy, deceased,
and th at all persona having claims
against said estate, are hereby noti­
fied that they are required to present
the tam e, duly verified w ith the
vouchers th e r e fa to the undersigned
a t the office o f C. R. Barrow, in Co­
quille, County o f -C o m , and State o f
Oregon, within six months from the
date o f this notice.
D ated this 7th «lay o f February,
In the M atter o f the Estate o f J. P .
Barkdoll, Deceased.
C itation
T o Sophia Barkdoll, G eorg« A .
Barkdoll, Edward Gilpin. Barkdoll,
Benjamin ' F. Barkdoll, James B.
Barkdoll, Roaeburg, O regon; John G.
Barkdoll, Charles G. Barkdoll, W il­
liam Barkdoll, Joseph O. BarkdoD,
Sarah W egold, O. W arner, W illiam
Wanner, Rena Lehman, Anna Thrax-
el, Elizabeth A . Barkdoll Hoke, M ood
Barkdoll Boyer, Barsbara E. Hoke,
EUcn Barkdoll Monahan, E m ily Bark­
doll Anderson, Sophia Barkdoll, and
Lena Barkdoll E llis, Ira F . Barkdoll,
Flandereau, South Dakota, and to all
other heirs known and unknown,
G R E E TIN G :
In the N a n * o f the State o f Oregon,
You are hereby cited and required to
appear in the County Court o f the
State o f Oregon, for the County o f
Coos at the Court Room thereof, at
Coquile in the County o f Coos on Mon­
day, the 24th day o f March, 1919,
then and there to show espse,
First National Bank
Coquille, Oregon
JUST GAME-ONE BARREL OF DISHES
12 Dozen Special Capa sad Saucers
• Dozen Dennis Coffee Cups
F sites Floor C overing, p a square y a r d . . . . . . . ........
Copper Wash Boilers, each ...........................................
Tin, cop p a bottom. Wash B o ile r s ............. .......... $4.0«
L a g * V ariety o f Granite Enamel W are
Three 56-Piece Sem i-Porcelain Dinner Set
Now R a n g M ..................................
$65.00
Wood * C ori Heaters, each ...............................$4.00
Chairs, each ...........................
$1.51
Aladdin Chimney 40c. Mantles ...................................
N ew O il Lamps from ................
75<
1 Gas Lamps, com plete, each .1 ......................
2 O il H angiag Lamps, each ..........................................
Lanterns from ...................................
75«
Tubs fr U te ........................... ............................. .......$2.0«
Wash Boards from ............. . . . f .................................60«
Iran B ed stead s.................... ................................... $4.00
Perfection O il H eaters and Cooking S ta s a
J. E. QUICK, The Housfefumisher
G eorge S. Robison,
A rth u r E llington,
Adm inistrators o f the E state o f J.
L. Roy, D oom ed .
4tfi
N O T IC E
toootey, O i*g «B , w ill I * reeetesd by
th e County C o o t o f m id Cowtey at
ite offtea te tha Court House, Co-
quRle, O m m
«a r il 10:00 A . M „
A p ril Srd, 1919.
N o bid w ill be considered unless ac­
companied by cash, bidder's bond, a
certified cheek fg r an amount equal
to a t least 5 p a cent, o f the total
amount o f the bkL
A corporate surety bond w ill be
required fo r the fa ith fu l perform ance
o f the contract .in a sum equal to
or.e-half the (ft a l amount o f the bid.
Proposal blanks atod fu ll inform a-
tion tor bidders m ay be obtained at
the office o f the County C la k o f said
County, or at the ofllcs o f the Road-
master, in the Court House, Coquille,
Oregon.
Plans and specifications and form s
o f contract m ay be seen a t the same
place a may be obtained upon the de­
posit o f 916-00.
The righ t is reservod to reject any
or a ll propoaala or to accept the pro­
posal Or proposals deemed best f a
said County.
C O U N T Y CO U R T OF
jrU COOS C O U N TY
Jame^ Wataon,
County Judge
A rch ie Philip,
County Commission«»
John Yoakam ,
County Commissioner
A ttest:
L. W> Oddy,
6t4
County C la k .
Coquille, Oregon, February 18, 1919.
N O TIC E T O C O N TR AC TO R S
H ighw ay Construction, C m
Oregon.
County,
Sealed bids fo r the Macadam ising
o f a portion o f Southwest Boulevard
in la t Addition te tho C ity o f Marsh­
field in C o m County, Oregon, urlìi
be received by the County Court o f
said County a t ita office in the Court
House, Coquille, Oregon, until 10:00
A . M„ March 9th. 1919.
N o bid w ill be considered unless ac­
companied by cash, bidder’s bond, or
certified check f a an amount equal
to a t least 5 p er cent o f the total
amount o f the bid.
A corporate sarete bend w ill be
r e t ir e d for the fa ith fu l perform ance
e f contract in a sum equal to one-
h a lf the total amount o f the bid.
Preparai M eeks and fu ll inform a­
tion tor bidden m ay be obtained at
the office e f the County Clerk e f raid
pounty, a at the office at te e Roed-
m sster, te the Cauri House, Coquille,
OP
C O M PLE TIO N
C O N TR A C T
OF
N otice is hereby given that A n d a -
son-Klockars Company, Contractors,
have completed th eir contract f a the
construction o f the Isthmus Slough
Bridge, in compliance with the Con­
tract, Plans and Specifications and
to the satisfaction o f the Engineer,
and that final estim ate w ill be given
said contractors and presented to the
County Court fo r payment a t the
March term o f Court.
That the R oed m ssta has filed his
certificate o f the completion o f said
contract, and any person, firm a
corporation having objections to fils
to the acceptance o f m id w ork, m ay
file the tam e in the office o f the Coun­
ty C la k o f C o m County, Oregon,
within tw o w eek« from the date o f
the firs t publication o f this notice, to
w it: February 21st, A . D., 1919.
L. W . Oddy,
County Clerk
By M yrtle Knowlton,
(S e a l)
Deputy.
IN T H E C IR C U IT CO U R T O F TH E
S T A T E O F OREGON FO R TH E
C O U N TY O F COOS
Leonora Leap, P la in tiff,
W itaeas, ths Hon. James Watson,
Judge o f the County Court o f the
State o f Oregon fo r the County of
Coos with the seal o f said Court a f­
fixed, this 8th «lay o f January, 1919.
A ttest:
L. W . Oddy,
C la k .
By M yrtle Knowltoa,
Deputy.
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Professional Cards
C. R. BARROW
A ttorney end Cotueeter a t Law
Practice in State and Federal
Courts. H ave moved m y office to
old C ity Han near Buay C orn a
and C ity W harf. Office hours 8
to 12 A . M. and 1 to 5 P . M.
The Unexpected
J. A. RICHMOND
PH Y 81C IA N and SURGEON.
Richmond- B a rk a Building.
Coquille, Ora.
Phones, Office 626, Ree. 216.
Harold T. Leap, D efendant
To Harold T. Leap, D efendant
In the name e f the State e f Oregon,
You ere hereby required to appear
and an sw a the Com plaint
filed
against you in the a b a * entitled suit
w ithin ten days from the date o f the
service o f this Summons upon you, i f
served w ithin this County; or, i f
served in any o th a County o f this
State, then within tw enty days from
the date q f the service o f this Sum­
mons upon you; ahd i f you fa il so to
appear and an sw a, f a want thereof,
p lain tiff w ill apply to the court tor
the re lie f demanded in the complaint.
A succinct statem ent o f said re lie f
is Gmt the bends o f m atrim ony exist­
in g between p lain tiff and defendant
be w holly dissolved and that each o f
la id parties be divorced therefrom ;
and that p lain tiff have the care, cus­
tody and control o f th eir minor child,
Harold James Loop, and tor such
other re lie f aa the court m ay deem
equitable. The service o f this sum­
mons is made by publication pursu­
ant to an order o f Hon. John 8. Coke,
Judge o f the C ircuit Court o f the
State o f Oregon, tor C o m County,
made and entered on the 27th day o f
February, 1919.
F irst publication
being on the 28th day o f February.
1819, and the teat on the l l t e day e f
A. B. CAMPBELL, Special Affen t Standard Oil, Coquille, Oregon.
A fter an accident is no time to wish you had
a TELEPHONE.
Telephone Accessibility has saved countless
lives—helped thousands in trouble—helped many
thousands to success. Install a phone and be a
PART of our community.
Coquille
Service First.
Coos & Curry
Telephone Company
Osteopathic Physician
Graduate o f the American School
o f Osteopathy o f K irksvilie, Mo.
Office in Eldorado Block. •
Marshfield
Oregon
DR. C. W. ENDICOTT
First N’t ’ l Bank B ’ ld’ g
Phone
Maie I I , Coquille, Oregon.
J. J. STANLEY
U W Y«
Office ia F irst N ational Bank
Building, Coquille, Oregon.
THE ONE INDUSTRY IN
COQUILLE
that has operated continuously sines its establishm ent some fourteen
years ago has been your Laundry.
Rain a shine, good tim es and bad, it has been on the job.
W e have a number o f customer s that have patronised it Continually
from the beginning. W e are gra tefu l tor this appreciation o f our
service. Our aha ia to im prove the service in every w ay possible.
W e wash every thing washable.
COQUILLE LAUNDRY COMPANY
A. J. SHERWOOD
ATTORN BY AT U W
First N ational Bank Building
Coquille
Orage
Does Yonr Subscription Date Need Changing?
— —
SoriaJ Hall Twteu Saum M
A slap that smashed in the walla o f
the social hall at the nfar o f the low ­
er deck o f the C ity o f Topeka, was
adm inistered by the sea as the vessel,
com ing from Portland, crossed in to
C o m Bay a t about 8:30 o’clock Tues­
day m orning, says the C o m Bay
Tim es.
C hief Steward Chartea Franks waa
descending to the deck on which the
hall waa located at just the moment
thp w ater struck and was hurled
against the w all, suffering severe
drenching but nothing m ore serious.
On ths trip up from San Francis­
co, the Topeka on m aking the bar to
reach Eureka, waa h it by a mountain
o f w ater which ripped o ff the w all o f
the social ball. One passenger inside
was injured and waa rem oved to the
h ospital
Tem porary repairs were
made to the hull. I t was this tem ­
porary w all which waa sm ashed'out
at the Bay.
Today is cloudy and dreary as I
o v a saw i t I haven’t a th in g to do
and that’ s the reason w hy I want to
N O TIC E TO BID D ERS
g et back and got buay.
W ell I haven’t mpeh nows, ju st
N otice is H ereby Given, that sealed
same old game.
bids fo r a tw o or three ton capacity,
Four W heel Reversible A u to Truck
T r a ila , with and w ithout rock bod,
Multam ia Parro
When Europe plans to start some­ w ill bo received by the County Court
thing h ereafter it w ill “ see Am erica o f C o m County, Oregon, bids to bo
filed w ith the County C la k o f C o m
fir s t " — Columbus Citizen.
la t a
than
The distillers would do w ell to In­ County, Oregon, not
March
8th,
1919,
at
10:00
o’clock
A.
vest what they have lo ft in Govern­
A National
Shock Absorber
—
And it fu rth er appearing te the
Court that the Superintendent o f
Schools o f C o m Cpunty, Oregon, and
the te «rh s ri in th e pub Be schools o f
arid County a re w illin g to oooparate
with said Bureau o f N aturalisation In
the disrtibution and use o f arid c iti­
zenship T e x t Book, and to assist, free
o f charge, a ll candidates fo r naturali­
zation, w h sn eva culled upon by such
candidates, in acquiring tha necessary
knowledge to fit them f a citizenship;
It is th erefore ordered, that the
C la k o f this Court shall in vite the
attention o f such D eclarant and P e ti­
tioner fo r N aturalisation to such facte
at the tim e o f th e filin g o f the D eclar­
ation or P etition and su ggest to him
or h a th at they call upon the nearest
public school teachers ay C ity S u pa-
lntendent e f Schools f a assistance in
acquring the Inform ation nocoeaary
fo r qu alifyin g them f a admission to
citizenship, and suggest, i f the peti­
tioner be m arried, that when he ap­
plies fo r such aid or assistance ho be
accompanied by his w ife, who ac­
quires citizenship by virtu e e f law
upon the naturalization e f h a hus­
band, end further th at the C la k sug­
gest to tha petitioner that whan ha at-
R W o f'g e ttin g on m y a s m s bout .
W e rend about other divisions going
home and w hat a goad tim e they’re
having, and hare w o are in this God­
forsaken 'place. Yeu can’t buy any­
thing fo r Ima than a sm all fortuna.
It's forbidden to associate w ith the
people, or even speak to thorn, unless
absolutely necessary. Ohi It ’a a great
life , but I ’m beginning to weaken.
A p ril, 191#, ob or M o r a which I M
mentioned date you ora required to
appear and anawor.
•'
W aiter Sinclair,
A ttorn ey fo r Plain tiff.
poo it o f tlftJKk '
Coquille, Oregon.
The righ t ia rccorrod to aejeet aay 7tV
or a ll propoaala or to accept the pro-
poeal deemed beet fo r aaid County.
Bedemptiea N otice
C O U N T Y CO U R T O F
A ll Coos County warrants drawn on
COOS C O U N TY.
the general fund and indorsed prior
Jamea Wataon,
to Oct. le t, 1917, w ill be paid on pré­
County Judge.
sentation at my office in Coquille, Ore­
A rch ie Philip,
gon.
N o interest w ill be allowed on
County Commiaaioner aay o f these warrants a fter the 28th
John Yoekam ,
day o f Feb., 1919.
County Commiaaioner
Dated this 28th o f Feb., 1919.
A tteat:
T . M . Dimmick,
L, W . Oddy,
County Treasurer.
County Clerk
"
B y M yrtle Knowlton,
IN T H E C O U N TY C O U R T O F TH B
6t3
Deputy.
C O U N TY O F COOS. S T A T E
Coquille, Oregon, February 16th, M19
O F OREGON