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

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COQUILLE TALLEY SENTINEL, COQOUILLK, OREGON. FRXDAT, MARCH 14. 191*
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O f the base W ilful Man, out from the :
Has struck. Amid the wild sea’s
P«no* struggles, sinking, to ret
The wreckage o f her fa ir ship “ Justice* ,
A loft oo g reca edged waves; until at last
Brave rescuers man tha gun to hari tka
B y which sfca m ay ha drawn again to
Coiled fo r tha fto cue lies the —M*
A potty little group o f w ilful mea
W ith up-raised hands rush oat before the _
And cry, “W att!“ “ H aiti” “ The cable m ight mot runt”
“ Ita color, does not suit us,” * U s toe rough.”
Cne cries to Peace, “ Grasp that Boating stuff
And wait awhile; haply you m ay not sink.“
Their ornali ayas dart about, their small brains think
How they may posa aa heroes; when, “ Make w ay!”
Sounds tha stani captain’s voice. "N aught must delay
Tha resem i Shoot the cable ou t!” Quick than
The petty little group o f w ilful men
A re swept aside, unheeded and unmieaed;
A hi Peace is saved at last! The steel-scaled fist
Has struck in vain! And once again in vain
The plots o f w ilful mm and all their paini
Peace lives to rule agnini
— Harold S. Tutti#.
Loot With AD Offi Bterd
A report from Port Orford ia ta
tha ecect that tha cabin o f the oil
tanker “ George Loom is* which drop-
pod from sight on bar way from
Francisco to Coos Bay, something or-
9 month ago was waahad up
beach there. The craft was last
sighted hi the vicinity o f Cupe Bian­
co hocking tha heavy storm which
came shortly after the Dalla went oo
the beach at Port Orford,
The
“George Loomis“ carried a crew o f
17 man all o f whom perished when
the boat foundered.— Gold Beach
porter.
A conservative bank is not necessarily be­
hind the times.
This Bank is thoroughly modern, yet it is
a conservative institution.
The officers
study your needs and the needs of the com­
munity and are always ready to assist in
meeting them.
The depositor’s interests are carefully
safeguarded.
John Yoekam,
County Commissioner
1
Guard at Anderson's Hall, Satui
night, March 15, 1919.
Come
have a good time.
Needs
Are Jrv .» Studied
* -tejl 4.f.
J. .» $ i J*
PUiw sad specifications and forma
o f contract may bo acan at the aama
ptace or may ba obtained upon the de­
posit o f 116.00.
Tha right ia reacrvod to reject any
or all propoaala or to accept the pro­
posal or propoaala deemed beat for
said County.
COUNTY COURT OF
COOS COUNTY
James Wataon,
County Judge
Archie Philip,
A ttest:
L. W. Oddy,
6t4
County Clerk.
Coquille, Oregon, February 18, 1919.
Tha editor had an interesting | IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOB THE
young gentleman came to this office
COUNTY OF COOS
and asked fo r a copy o f the Morrow
County Republican. He scrutinized it
Leonora Leap, Plaintiff,
carefully when a copy waa handed
him, and then aaid:
“ Now I knew!”
Harold T. Leap, Defendant
IN OREGON
“ What ia it you are looking fo r ? ” we
inquired. "M y w ife sent me after a
W hile howling wind and driftin g anow
bottle o f Chamberlain’s Cough Reme­ To Harold T. Leep, Defendant.
And windows rattling till tha dawn
dy, and I forg ot the name. 1 went to
In the name o f the state o f Oregon,
Tall o f the eastern blissard’a rage,
several stores and the clerks named
W e’re safe and snug—in Oregon.
-
over everything on the shelf except You are hereby required to appear
‘Chamberlain's.’ I’ll try again, and and answer the Complaint Hied
There he within piaya he without
I’ll never go home without Chamber­ against you in the above entitled suit
lain’s Cough Remedy.” The Republi­ within ten days from the date o f the
May keep his heart and struggle on.
can would suggest to the propletors
He preys the storm may spend its strength;
o f stores, that they post their clerks, service o f this Summons upon you, if
W e pray not thus— in Oregon.
and never let them substitute. Cus­ served within this County; or, if
tomers lose faith in stores where sub­ served in any other County o f this
The eastern fields are brown or white,
stituting ia permitted, to say nothing State, then within twenty days from
W hile our are green aa fresh-clipped lawn.
the date o f the service o f this Sum­
The snowflake there, the violet here,
mons upon you; and if you fa il so to
Choose right— and come to Oragoul
appear and answer, fo r want thereof,
Come to the sloping vales between
plaintiff will apply to the court for
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Pacific waves and white Hood’« dawn.
the relief demanded in the com plaint
Notice
is
hareby
given
that
the
un
The land o f milk, o f fru it, o f pints,
A succinct statement o f said relief
dersigned has bean duly appointed
. T h . Uod o f U
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Adm inistratrix o f the Estate o f E. N is that the boada o f matrimony exist­
Harry, deceased, by the County Court ing between plaintiff and defendant
Coquille, Ore.
fo r Coos County, Oregon; and that all be wholly dissolved and that each of
The foregoing wo clip from Tuesday’* Oregonian.
persons having claims against l ___ »■id parties be divorced therefrom ;
Estate are hereby notified that they and thmt plmintiff have the «are, cue-
are required to present the —
duly tody ,n d control o f their minor child,
verified and with proper vouchers Harold James Leap, and fo r such
Karla Issasse Sick ia G am aiy therefor to the undersigned at the o f­ other relief os the court may deem
About Courting ia Fraaeo
equitable. The service o f this sum­
That one h alf the world doesn't
Mr. and Mrs. H. A . leen see have fice o f A. J. Sherwood in Coquille,
kiaow hqw the other half lives is a been receiving some more short le t­ Coos County, Oregon, within six mons is mods by publication pursu­
statement so mild that it sometimes ters signed “ From your kid on the
onths from the date o f this Notice. ant to an order o f Hon. John S. Coke,
Dated this 11th d a y ,of March, 1919. Judge o f the Circuit Court o f the
seems to us that it ia an extrema Rhine,” accompanied by a bunch o f
State o f Oregon, for Coot County,
Phoebe Harry,
dilution o f tho truth. Rami, fo r in­ pictures o f Coblentx arid Ehrenreit-
made
and entered on the 27th day o f
Adm inistratrix o f the Estate o f E.
stance, what N. R. M oors, o f Cor­ stein; also o f the baths and city hall
First publication
9t6 February, 1919.
vallis, who has ju st returned from at that fam ous German watering N. Harry, deceased.
being
on
the
28th
day
o f February,
overseas has to say about courtship place Nueunahr.
1919, and the last on the 11th day o f
in France, where we had always un­
January 31, Earle writes that ha is
Notice to Creditors
April, 1919, on or b efore which last
derstood that girls ware kept under expecting to start for homo soon and
Notice is hereby given that the un- mentioned date you are required to
very careful espionage until married will probably be on the way when the
tersigned has bean duly appointed [appear and answer.
letter is received. February 4, how­ administratrix with the W ill Annex­
W alter Sinclair,
“ No, folks, there is not so much to ever, he says:
ed o f the Estate o f Catherine Kronen-
Attorney for Plaintiff.
this kissing between th f males o f
“ W ell I’ve had the Flu. Am still in berg, deceased, and that all persons
Coquille, Oregon.
Fiance as some might imagine. Oc­ bed but they’re going to give me my
having claims against said Estate
casionally one sees man who have clothes this afternoon, so you see I’m
been long apart fa ll upon each other's feeling te e , Yea, been in bed since are hereby notified that they are re­
Redemption Notice
quired to present the came duly veri­
neck end rub cheeks, but in a year last Saturday.
All
Coos
County warrants drawn on
Fever and all that fied and with the proper vouchers
the writer did not see a tingle case sort o f thing but am feeling A ne now.
the
general
fund end indorsed prior
o f real osculation— on the part o f So we should w orry, oh ? The boys therefor to the undersigned at the to Oct. 1st, 1917, will be paid on pre­
office
o
f
A.
J.
Sherwood
in
Coquille,
males alone. The father sometimes
here in the hospital treated me fine Coos County, Oregon, within six sentation at my office in Coquille, Ore­
kisses his grown son on the cheek and and that helped a whole lot. Sup-
No interest will be allowed on
months from the date o f this Notice. gon.
is saluted the same way, but really poee you wonder where I am. ' In
any
o
f
these warrants after the £8th
Dated this 6th day o f March, 1919.
tha men o f France do not spoon, with Coblents on the Rhine now. I ll tell
ly o f Feb., 1019.
Ida
Owen,
erxh other. Now, when it comas to you all about it when I get out, I’m
Dated this 28th of Feb., 1919.
Adm inistratrix with the W ill An­
evidencing affection toward the other about sixty kilos from my regiment,
T. M. Dimmick,
nexed
o
f
the
Last
W
ill
and
Testament
sex, the French are ceiainly come but expect to yet back in a week, or
County
Treasurer.
goers. They never appear to be self two. A t least in tinta to get home and o f the Estate o f Catherine Kron­
en berg, deceased.
9t£
conscious about anything, least o f all with them.”
their little love affaire—end a French­
NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF
man not in lova la eithar in his grave
Earle has been a member o f the
CONTRACT
or about to g o there.
The arm is famous 42d, or “ Rainbow” Division
about the waist ar neck o f mademoi­ and was with it when the tide o f war
Notice is hereby given that Ander-
selle anywhere and everywhere end was turned at Chateau Thierry and son-K lockers Company, Contractors,
C. R. BARROW
ell the time. And alm ost as fre ­ also in the S t Mehiel drive. He sends have completed their contract for the
Attorney end Cannestar at Law
quently the arm o f mademoiselle or a copy o f the soldiers’ paper, “ The construction o f the Isthmus- Slough
Practice in State and Federal
la just about whore every Stars and Stripes,” telling about the Bridge, in compliance with the Con­
Courte. Have moved my office to
Frenchman or American, would work o f that division in August and tract, Plans and Specifications and
old City Hail near Busy Corner
like to have It. It is not uncommon earlier, which makes a wonderfully to the satisfaction o f the Engineer,
end City W harf. Office hours 8
to see both young and old sitting at interesting story. *
and that final estimate will be given
ta 12 A . M. and 1 to 5 P. M.
the wine tables on the sidewalks with
said contractors and presented to the
arms about nock or waist. In broad
County Court for payment at the
J. A . RICHMOND
March term o f Court.
daylight;’ and because it ia sunshine
PHYSICIAN end SURGEON.
and noonday rather than moonshine
That the Roadmaster has filed his
Richmond-Barker Building.
certificate o f the completion o f said
does not seem good reason for
Coquille, Ore.
to cease their spooning upon tbs ap­
contract, and any person, firm or
Phones, Office 626, See. 214.
proach o f eay persons or crowd o f
corporation having objections to file
to the acceptance o f said work, may
persons as thsy travel upon tha beau­
W . C. C H A S E
tifu l roadways o f Franco. The peo­
file the same in the office o f the Coun­
ple o f France love to walk along their
ty Clerk o f Coos County, Oregon,
tTTOENEY-AT -LAW
charming lanes end lovoly roadways
within two weeks from the date of
Richmond-Barker
Bldg
the first publication o f this notice, to
and on Sundays and holidays, of
Coquille
Oregon
w it: February 21st, A. D., 1919.
which there are very many o f the tat­
ter, one couldn’t go far without meet­
L. W. Oddy,
D R . Q . W . L E S L IE
ing several couples blissfully uncon­
County Clerk
scious o f everything but their own
By M yrtle Knowlton,
O steop a th ic P h y sicia n
happiness and the romance and glory
i Seal)
Deputy.
Graduate o f the American School
of the landscape. The difference be­
o f Osteopathy o f Kirksville, Mo.
tween the good old U. 8. A. end the
Offioe'ta Eldorado Block.
Marshfield
Oregon
French way lies In the fa ct that we do
all this loving on the sly and th an
Highway Construction, Casa County,
they do it In tho open, wholly uncon­
Oregon.
D R . C . W . E N D IC O T T
cerned. As a m atter o f fact, they a n
Sealed bids for the construction of
DENTIST
really unobserved, fo r this is so much
Jock Phennegsr Oat Agola
A. Bridge over the South Fork o f the
the custom, so much th# seemingly
The steenth escape—or failure o f Coquille River at Powers, in Coos
First N’f l Bank B’ld’f f Phone
natural thing, that the French take attempted escape— from the reform County, Oregon, will bo received by
Mein 11, O oqeillr, Oregon.
n note o f ft at all. Only the Amer­ school o f Jack Ph en negar, o f Band on, the County Court o f said County at
ican would turn his hand to htare— ia told in the follow ing item which we its office In the Court House, Co­
and sometimes to gas# with snvy.
1
J. J . STA NLEY
quille, Oregon, until 10.-06 A . M.,
April 3rd, 1919.
LA WYES „
Net Descendants o f Ham
No bid will be considered unless ac­
Office
ta
First
National Bank
Aunt M inndy had ju st been told
companied by cash, bidder's bond, or
Building, Coquille, Oregon.
that Ham, the biblical charaetar, waa
certified check for an amount equal
the founder o f the negro race.
The
to at least 5 por cen t o f tha total
amount o f the bid.
old woman snorted disdainfully.
A. J . S H E R W O O D
“ T tain ’t so !" she said. “ W a all
A corporate surety bond will be
required for the faith fu l perform ance
ain’t ’acendsd fu m no ham. We*s
A tTo o w nr a t l a w
o f the contract in a sum equal to
’aeendod fu m N igger Demos. D et's
First National Bank Building
or e-half the total amount o f the bid.
w hol"
Coquille
Orego
Proposal blanks and fu ll tafonaa-
First National Bank
Coquille, Oregon.
Capital and Surplus $60,000.00
Organized 1903
JUST GAME-ONE BARREL OF DISHES
12 Dozen Special Cupa end Saucers
6 Dozen Dennis Coffee Cupa
Feltex Floor Covering, per square, yard................ .............. 95c
Cfpper Wash Boilers, each ..................................................... $7.00
Tin, copper bottom. Wash Boilers ..........................(4.09 to (4.00
Large Variety e f Granite Enamel W are
Three 50-Piece Serai-Porcelain Dinner Set
Cook Stoves from ...................................................... (5.00 to (25.00
Now R a n g es.............................................................. (65.00 to (70.00
Wood A Coal Hesters, each .................................. (4.00 Ut (25.00
Chairs, each .................. ............................................(1 .5 0 to (2.50
Aladdin Chimney 49c. Mantles .............................................. 35c
New Oil Lamps from ................................................... 75c to 31.00
2 Ges Lamps, complete, each ............ .................................. $7.00
2 Oil Hanging Lamps, e a c h ..................................................... (4.00
Lanterns from ................................................................ 75c to (1.50
Tuba in to ........................................ .......................... (2.00 to (4.00
Wash Boards from ........................................................60c to (1.00
Iron B edsteads....................
(4.00 to (14.80
Perfection Oil Heaters and Cooking Stoves
J.
E. QUICK, TheTIousefurnisher
'fioles ” in 7t
Rod Crowe’s lunifoem
chain of boiliqg points
gives easy sta rtin g ,
long mileage. Mix­
tures have "holes” in
the powerdnm. Look
for the Red Crown
sign before you fill.
STANDARD OIL COMPART
Professional Cards
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Calling Oardfc 100 tm |L06.
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A. B. CAMPBELL, Special Affen t Standard Oil, Coquille, Oregon.
The Unexpected
After 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.
Service F irst
Coos & Curry
Telephone Company
nl
THE ONE INDUSTRY IN
COQUILLE
that has operated continuously since its establishment some fourteen
years ago has been your Laundry.
Rain or shine, good times and bad, it has been on the job.
W e have a number o f custom ers that hava patronized it continually
from the beginning. We are grateful for this appreciation o f our
•ervicsL Our aim is to im prove the sdrvice in every way possible.
W e wash ever y thing washable.
COQUILLE LAUNDRY COMPANY